Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New Castle News in New Castle, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

Page

15

Indoor Pool Attracts Some Swimmers Despite Outdoor Appeal

A New Castle note details why many prefer indoor pools over outdoor beaches during hot days. About 49 percent choose outdoor swims for open water and scenery, while others value deep water, turning walls, and constant lifeguard supervision at indoor pools. Some learn privately to avoid public scrutiny, and time constraints push occasional dips indoors near work.

Y.M.G. A New Castle Afi

Street car collision damages auto on East Washington

W E Harris of 411 Elizabeth street drove west on East Washington street near County Line street when Street Car No 382 under Operator Cunningham struck and broke a rear wheel of his car causing additional damage. The operator cited a slippery rail as cause while a $10,000 prize tempts Los Angeles promoters to lure top golfers for next winter's open tournament in Southern California.

W. E. Harris Elizabeth Street East Washington Street County Line Street Cunningham Harris Los Angeles California

Woman valedictorian leads Loyola Law class

Miss Sibrey Murphy becomes the first woman to earn valedictorian honors at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. The milestone crowns a standout graduating class, highlighting academic excellence and gender progress within the institution.

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law Sibrey Murphy

Brain Of France Below Normal Weight

Paris report notes Anatole France’s brain weighed 1.017 grams, below the normal 1.890 grams, yet it exhibited deep convolutions and ridges. The study also compared it to Gambetta’s brain, suggesting complexity despite lighter weight.

International News Service Paris Felix Regault Anatole France Gambetta

Chinese Stores Dominate Philippine Mercantile Trade

Washington July 10 Chinese controlled chain stores hold a dominant position in the mercantile business of the Philippines. Reports to the department of commerce describe a closed distribution system built over centuries, centered on a few powerful Chinese importing and exporting houses in Manila with wholesale stations and retail stores across provinces.

International News Service Washington Philippines Department of Commerce E. D. Gothwaite Department Manila

Cossacks Parade In Paris Exhibition of Exiled Riders

Rumored to reflect old Russian czarist life the Difiguites Cossacks, a colony of exiled horsemen, arrived in Paris for an exhibition. They wore bright ingotes and red trousers, parading through Buffalo stadium and performing acrobatic feats on Tarbais horses, before continuing amid subplots of workers in Paris.

ARIS Russia Paris Europe Great Buffalo Stadium France

Prague Sun Bath Fad Draws Citizens To River Vitava

In Prague, July 10, sun baths dominate after work hours as Czecho-Slovaks seek relief from heat along the River Vitava. Wooden riverfront structures host both sexes in simple attire, with families riding steamers to chosen sunny spots for the day. The scene is democratic and unluxurious, lasting from afternoon to sunset.

Prague Czecho-Slovakia Vitava

American Gets Redress for Arrest in Sweden

In Gothenburg July 10 an American, Charles Winter of Moorhead Minnesota, was unjustly arrested over forged power of attorney in an estate dispute. The Swedish government reimbursed him for detention days. Mrs Augusta Bennison of Boras was ordered to pay court expenses and received a suspended two month jail sentence, with her attorney to face charges for lacking probable grounds. The Chancellor of Justice directed action against the attorney. Winter, representing a rival heir, received redress due to his foreign status.

International News Service Gothenburg Sweden Charles Winter Moorehead Minu Winter Augusta Bennison Boras Chancelor of Justice Cligol Bengtson Chancellor of Justice

Vanderbilt Yacht In Sweden For Repairs

Cinternational Naws Service sTOCRE HOLM July 10 Vanderbilt motor yacht Ara arrived in Sweden after a 3500 mile Atlantic crossing from New York in 18 days. Built in France during wartime service, the vessel served anti-submarine duties then was bought by William K. Vanderbilt in 1922. Now fitted with Swedish built Polar Diesel engines, the Ara will reach 16 knots with 50 horsepower per engine. the upgrade, the largest yet by Finnboda, will take about four months.

Cinternational Naws Holm William K. Vanderbilt Ara Atlantic New York France Vanderbilt Finnboda Company

Visby Cathedral to mark 700th anniversary celebration

Visby Sweden July 14 under Wal Dornier hydroplanes the mediaeval cathedral of this Baltic city prepares to celebrate its seven hundredth anniversary on July 27. American delegates to the Universal Conference on Christian Life and Work in Stockholm next month plan to witness the ceremonies. Travel from Stockholm by air via Wal-Dornier planes is under an hour, with boat options taking most of a night.

International News Service Visby Sweden Amundsen Baltic Universal Conference On Christian Life and Work Stockholm Danzig

Pedestrian Vegetarian Prefers Raw Plant Diet in LA

Clarke Irvine, a pedestrian vegetarian in Los Angeles, eats only raw vegetables and has no need for cooked dishes after meals. The piece notes his ideal husband potential due to his simple, plant based regimen and lack of culinary demands.

International News Service Los Angeles Clarke Irvine

Self-Directed Flight Tested By Imperial Airways

An experimental Handley Page aircraft with gyroscopic control autonomously maintains altitude and course. In trials between London and auxiliary airports the pilot can leave the cockpit and read in a cabin while a mechanic monitors engine operation, with the Rolls Royce powered bow and twin wing engines keeping steady flight.

Cinternational Newae Service Groyden Imperial Airways London

Max Eastman Under Fire From Communists

London July 10 Max Eastman is under attack from Communists over his book Since Lenin Died Eastman argues Trotsky was Lenin’s chosen successor and power should have passed to Trotsky with Stalin removed Zinoviev Kamenev and Zinoviev accused of suppressing a letter from Lenin designating Trotsky and warning against certain rivals.

International News Service London Max Eastman Eastman Lenin Trotaky Trotsky Communist Party Stalin Zinovieff and Kameneff

Oil Industry Supports 3 500 000 Livelihoods in U S

Chicago July 10. A report by the American Research Foundation states that 3 500 000 people and their families rely on oil for livelihood. The bulletin notes oil underpins entire communities built on the industry and its supply chains.

International News Service Chicago United States American Research Foundation the Bulletin

Tulsa Port Arthur oil city built on refining export

A fragment notes Tulsa and Port Arthur Texas as cities shaped by oil, highlighting Tulsa as an oil founded city and Port Arthur as a refining and export port, illustrating oil’s central role in their development.

Tulsa Gkla Port Arthur Texas Tidewater

Bastan’s Will Forces Cremation in White Collar

George F Bastan Jr a widower who never wore a suit died after a will asked to be cremated in his overalls and blue shirt. The will was opened too late and Bastan spent his last hours in a white collar.

International News Service St, Louis George F. Bastan, Jr Bastan Earth Gning

Government authorizes jubilee edition of Talstoi writings

Reports from Moscow state that the Government Publishing company has been authorized to issue a jubilee edition of Talstoi's complete writings. The move is part of a state effort to celebrate the author’s works.

Cinternational Pragle Moscow Talstoi

Repetition Of Rioting In Delhi Is Feared

Delhi recounts last year’s riots feared again with tensions on the street. Hindus seek to prohibit provocative displays while Mahatma Gandhi refuses mediation. Police prepare precautions. merchants seek protection amid potential unrest.

Delhi Deleyt India Taal Mahatma Ghandi

Also Mentioned on This Page

iKellege Kellogg's Clare P. Dushane AGT St. Cloud Building Sdmisses Hirley Murches Boston Baseball China Aluminum NEW Castle Hardware Bell Vanderbilt Yacht Consolidated Cigar Corp Russ Chungking Bakrid Wright Chen Destrate Heinz Heinz Company Pictsburgh, Pa
Search Courier

Search the New Castle News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New Castle News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication