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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
14
Pittsburgh June 1 Martin Mullen a Republican district chairman denied from the witness stand in the Coyne election conspiracy trial that he stole votes. His denial followed after the testimony of three other defendants including State Senator James J Coyne who was a Pittsburgh Republican power.
Harry H. Foster of Weaver Street collapsed at his work at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company and died suddenly. The coroner in Orville Potter conducted an investigation this afternoon.
Edward Regan, 30, pled guilty to staging a robbery that yielded $40 in just a few minutes. He was sentenced today in Pittsburgh to seven and a half to 15 years at Western Penitentiary.
Hillian Eckert an 18 year old from Bellevue died at Suburban General Hospital from injuries after being thrown from a car while rounding a curve. Her skull was fractured in the crash near Pittsburgh on June 1 Central news report notes the tragedy.
International News Service reports inspector Louis Leff was fired in a broad shakeup under safety director A Marshall Ball in Pittsburgh. Sergt Samuel Wheeler of the homicide squad named to succeed Leff amid campaign services to Mayor William N McNair. Meanwhile a New England vignette and a Massachusetts tourist scene note restive domestic life and arts progress.*
Pittsburgh dispatch June 1 reports Claire Rambler 23 of Swissvale sought after escaping from Swissvale police station through a window. Authorities say Rambler admitted entering a Bolton bank, fleeing with cash stamps and two revolvers. Charges include breaking and entering in Swissvale and robbery in Crafton.
Armstrong County endures the severest drought in its history as little rain follows spring frost. Heat scorches crops including strawberries while farmers haul water for livestock. Outlook is discouraging for oats and hay across the area amid wary prospects for crops and livestock.
Comic scraps mix diner banter, church quips, and domestic gags from a late night hotel setting. The sketches involve Wilson’s water miscue, a jokey minister, Newlyweds’ advice, and a parade of lighthearted misunderstandings about religion business love and daily life.
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