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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
20
Martins Ferry June 1 Joseph Kobus seeks temporary alimony expenses of suit and at final hearing permanent alimony in a divorce action against his wife Mary Kobus in Belmont county common pleas court. He states they married in 1904 and Mary Kobus has been guilty of extreme cruelty.
A fragment notes that Ilty and others repeatedly chased and drove him from their residence on several occasions, with reports of ongoing disturbances at the home.
Realty transfers record payments of one dollar for properties in Pulaski township and fifth ward. Francis J Kuhn transfers to Joseph H Kuhn and vice versa. Hari White sells to Alvira Book. William J Tindal to Harry A Watt.
Rabbi Baruch Braunstein, official Columbia University rabbi for five and a half years, has resigned his post to take effect in June. He founded and led several student organizations at Barnard College and Columbia, earning honors from 4,000 Jewish students. He plans to publish a study on The History of the Inquisition in Majorca after a European and Near East fellowship.
President notes that France Great Britain and others have largely defaulted on wartime debts while Finland stood alone in full payment He explains the debt repayments burden falls on American taxpayers and shapes future trade and finance with borrowing nations as the nation seeks settlement continuity.
To Celebrate Silver Jubilee the Polish Falcons lodge No. 146 marks 25 years with a weekend program. Saturday events include a Cas cade Park gathering and Sunday services at St. Philips St. James Church at 10 20 am followed by National Falcons officers addresses at 2 pm. Local towns and New Castle branch members join the celebration and the committee reports readiness.
Johnson Bronze reports a boost in operations with former employees returning and sixteen local men entering the foundry. Total now 120 workers across departments. Memorial Day pickets remain orderly with police and union officials guiding conduct. Night shifts paused. day work continues. Mediation talks led by government mediators and the Pittsburgh regional labor board proceed without immediate action.
East New Castle residents report moves including C Sanford family to Albarn avenue. Shaffers visited Clarence Shaffer of Slippery Rock. Powel and Weir couples spent a day with relatives in Youngstown. A Johnsons and their Zelienople daughter visited H Ritler’s family in Sunday. Cochran family of St Petersburg moved into Hickey's former residence. Shirley Mayberry recovers well after tonsil removal at New Castle hospital. E Book and daughter visit.
Washington reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson said union leaders threatening a June steel holiday acted outside national recovery provisions. He noted their petition went to the Iron and Steel Institute, not to individual employers, and that proper groundwork for representation or bargaining is lacking. He suggested a steel industry labor board could be proposed if the threat proceeds.
Two masses Sunday morning at 8 30 o'clock followed by a procession mark Corpus Christi at St Joseph church. Masses will be said by Rev Francis Stifter with a later note that starting June 10 three masses will be held each Sunday at 6 00 8 00 and 10 30 a m. CASA SAVOIA MEETS
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