Arizona Posse Member Makes Brief Stop Here
Desert prospector Al Rhodes from Arizona, a member of Sheriff Wright's posse, visited Newsco-Gay offices and recalled the Schroeder-Dague case. He briefly met Irene and Glen in the Es mountains in January 1220, then left to prospect in copper-hued sun. He travels by moto returning to Phoenix after visiting New York and Mayor LaGuardia.
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al Rhodes
Arizona
Newsco- Gay
Schroeder
Rhodus
Phoenix
New York
Fiorella la Guardia
Rhodes
Pedestrians Told to Face Traffic to Prevent Accidents
Philadelphia dispatch June 1 International News Service reports Krystone Automobile Club safety bulletin urges walkers to face oncoming traffic on highways. With good weather bringing more pedestrians and motorists, the bulletin says facing traffic greatly reduces collision risk.
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Tnternational News Service
Philadelphia
Krystone Automobile Club
Bullronu
Trafic
Lea Sherwood Crowned Bronx Beauty Queen at Garden Court Exposition
A 17 year old high school student Lea Sherwood won the title of Miss Bronx Beauty at the Garden Court of the Port exposition beating 25 contestants. She advances to compete against borough queens for Miss World's Fair.
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Lea Sherwood
New York
Bronx
Pord Exposition
Central Presa
European Vipers Vary in Size and Aggression
European rattlesnakes or vipers compare in ferocity and size to U.S. rattlers. The common viper is small under two feet, yet bold in defense. The sand viper grows to about two feet, more dangerous and sun-loving, preferring dry warm sands over moisture.
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Washington Post
Vendol touted for relief of stomach ills in New Castle ad
New Castle matron credits Vendol with transforming a troubled stomach into a healthy one after months of ineffective medicines. Local customers report improved appetite, sleep, and reduced gas and backache. Vendol is sold at Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug, 118 E Washington St, with the Vendol Man available daily to explain benefits.
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Eckerd
Mary Garson
South View Ave
New Castle
A. Jong
Washington St
City Council selects temporary officers and paves street debate
During today’s council meeting Thomas Boyles Phillip Benning hoff George A Rigby and Nick Qu yells were named temporary police officers for ten days. May payrolls were approved and officials and employees set for May and June 4 salaries. A petition by G G Horehler urged paving Cherry street between the PRR and Prescott street, noting heavy traffic from 6 am to 6 pm daily. The request was revised to the road between PRR and Prescott street and council took it under advisement. Reports note speeding in North Hill as warnings from Police Chief Griswell have yielded few arrests. Eleanor Wilkins sought compensation for injuries from a curb collapse at North and North Mill street on May 29, referred to Veltor's office for investigation.
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Thomas Boyles
Phillip Benninghoff
George A. Rigby
Nick Quyells
Charles E. McGrath
G. G. Horehler
Seventh Ward
City Hall
Cherry Street
Shenango River
Prescott Street
Council
Eleanor Wilkins
North Mill Street
Veltor
Warns Against Molesting Young Wildlife in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Col. Nicholas Biddle, president of the State game commission, urges Pennsylvanians not to molest young birds and animals. He notes most so called orphans are not truly lost and that laws impose heavy fines for disturbing or taking the young. He cites fawn deer as commonly seized by sympathetic drivers who misunderstand the situation.
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Harrisburg
Nicholas Biddle
State Game Commission
Welsh And Gibbons Bring Ross To City
James Ross age 22 of 19 Maitland Street was returned from Jersey City New Jersey to answer charges of assault and battery with intent to rob Adium Esposito. He waived extradition and is jailed awaiting a hearing. Also awaiting hearing on the same assault with intent to rob Moravia street extension are Lawrence State and Benjamin Dominick.
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James Ross
Maitland Street
Jersey City
N. J
Lawrence County
Paul Welsh
Walter Gibbons
Adium Esposito
R. D
Ross
Esposito
Moravia Street
Lawrence Itate
North Liberty SI
Benjamin Dominick
William Brush
Walser Gibbons
Mother Of Dentist Dies In Pittsburgh
Mrs. H. R. Weber of Thomas Boulevard East End Pittsburgh died this morning after a lingering illness. She leaves her husband and one son, Dr. Harry R. Weber Jr. of Leasure Avenue New Castle. The family had often visited New Castle. Funeral arrangements had not been made by noon today.
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H. R. Weber
Thomas Boulevard
East End
Pittsburgh
Walnut shells find use as diluent for pesticide
Dr. Alfred M. Boyes of the University of California experiments at the citis experiment station discovered ground walnut shells dilute a peat killer named Dlnilo-o-cy clohexylphenol dust. The new insectide, effective against red spiders on walnuts peaches and almonds, required a suitable dilutant to lower its potency to workable levels.
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Sacramento
Cal
Alfred M. Boyes
University of California Citiis
Eagles Initiate 27 Top Quota Assigned
Twenty seven new members were initiated into New Castle Aerie 463 Fraternal Order of Eagles in ceremonies at the Eagles home on South Jefferson street. Worthy President Daniel V. Cunningham led the ritual as the grand lodge assigned a local quota of 120 new members to recruit. By year end 127 members had been secured, with officer turnover planned at the June session to install C M Patterson and others. A fragment notes road surface costs versus tarmacadam in India.
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New Castle Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Jefferson ‘Street
Daniel V. Cunningham
Toe Eagles
Grand Lodge
Jodge
Cunningham Wil
C. M. Patterson
Pennsylvania writer's colony near Bucks County noted
The piece describes about 180 high priced writers living in Bucks County near the Delaware River, with Philadelphia 30 miles away and New York City 60 miles north, working at home on material used in magazines and films, highlighting the quiet literary enclave. It mentions a separate report on watchmakers from Lawrence, Allen, and Venango counties meeting in Clarion to join the Horological Association of Pennsylvania and plan an outing.
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C International News
Doylestown
Delaware River
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York City
Lawrence
Allens Jefferson
Venango Clarion Counties
Horological Association of Pennsylvani
Pictic
Giarion
Jume
Lawrence County
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Gibbons
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