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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
37
Paris dispatch reports the cabinet unanimously backs Loucheur seven point financial plan aimed at balancing the budget via tax increases. The measure, likely to be presented to the chamber of deputies this afternoon, faces uncertain support from Briand’s variable majority.
The article discusses the inflation vote last week and doubts about sustaining a majority for the financial measure. It notes the first point proposes a tax increase expected to raise four billion francs to balance the budget, and the second point calls for creating a sinking fund.
Sen King of Utah proposed sweeping bills to abolish the Federal Trade Commission the U S Tariff Commission the U S Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation. He would turn duties back to government departments retain only the Interstate Commerce Commission and wind up ships assets with a three man commission to hasten privatization of shipping.
The Council of Jewish Juniors will stage The Gloria Revue a three act musical at the German Beneficial Union hall South Beaver and Lawrence streets on Thursday evening December 10. Soloists include Florence Weinberg Molly Cohen Marigold Levine Dora Winick Belle Rosen Rosella Markowitz and Lew Miller P Hertholz. Dancers feature Jeanette Rabinovitz Hannah Kulkin Dorothy Blau Josephine Levine Bessie Shifman Elva Caplan plus Dutch dance by Frieda Cohen Bertha Rosenberg Lena Silverman Bertha Greenberg Harriet Kline June Frank Dorothy Fisher Sara Lee Broida Sylvia Saul Ruth Mervis and Rose Solomon.
John Perry Evans, 54, a renowned harpist and National Eisteddfod winner, died today in Youngstown. He performed at public gatherings in Youngstown, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland and once won first prize at the National Eisteddfod in Wales.
Remedies fail for swollen joints but Joint-Ease speeds relief. It targets ankle knee hip elbow shoulder finger or spine and works quickly through skin to bone and ligaments. Available at Mc Kee's Kut Rate Store New Castle Drug Corp Eckerd's of New Castle and reliable druggists.
In Pittsburgh on December 8 Judge John R Henninger began charging the jury in the embezzlement case against John A Bell tied to the Carnegie Trust Company failure. The proceedings were expected to last about ninety minutes as the case neared the jury verdict.
Lawrence county chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual business meeting at the Y M C A Monday evening. Harry Alexander presided as chairman. Elected were W J Moffatt as chairman Paul Frederic Butz as vice chairman Frank W Smith as treasurer and Miss Jessie Wilson as secretary. Department heads presented annual reports praising a successful year.
Walters School Mahoning township reports November attendance with girls 94 percent and boys 90 percent. Names listed include absent or tardy pupils Audene Berger Robert Berger Mary DeLost Sophie DeLost Fay Gorman Margaret Gorman Mary Schiraldi Charles Seamans John Seamans. Students not missing more than one day include Agntha Borens Corneth Borens Alex Citanski Joseph Le Lost Eugene Downs Willie Shiraldee Mary Alice McClenahan John Schiraldi. Enrollment 22.
Children’s coughs require a special syrup not harsh on the stomach. Use a formula designed for youngsters that is effective yet gentle, avoiding regular adult cough syrups. Seek a product labeled for children with appropriate dosing and medical guidance.
Several more ninth annual Red Cross Roll Call reports arrived at headquarters in the last days. Captains contributing include Eugene Sampson of Wilmington township sending 51 dollars, Mrs Hettie Johnston of Volantborough with 37 dollars, R W Donesmore of Neshannock township upper part at 26 dollars, Elston Olson of North Beaver township first precinct with 4 dollars, and Mrs Agnes Howell of Taylor township at 36 dollars.
Martinsburg W Va Dec 8 George Meade Bowers 63 former congressman from the second West Virginia district is dead after a lingering illness that began last summer and led to a paralytic stroke He had recently withdrawn from public life and was active in banking and fruit farming Earlier in his career he served as West Virginia census supervisor in 1890 He is survived by his widow.
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