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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
10
A Paris beggar long known for shouting in English has stopped using his sign and language as the fall of the dollar and the turmoil in Germany shift the appeal of the profession. The real lure of gold has faded, affecting his ability to attract attention.
Fragmentary report notes Morgan company faded amid a governor statement urging judges to resign. The text references a Pen ite statement and a court judge removing himself from citizens, with unclear surrounding context.
A birthday celebration was held with a dinner and guests among local families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Philips and sons of Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs. Lowellville, and Mrs. Melissa Houston among others, with several attendees traveling from Cleveland.
Fragmentary note mentions someone arriving safely in California. No clear names, date, or event details provided.
Exports of silver from China to the United States during April 24 to May 15 totaled 15,251,457 ounces. Shanghai officials expect continued shipments unless New York Shanghai price disparities widen or the Chinese export duty rises or an embargo is imposed. King Solomon of the Zulus is reported dead at 42, mourned by a million Zulus. Miss Margeret Walbridge, an American Missionary educator, confirms the death. The piece notes that nitrogen is the chemical symbol for nitrogen.
Gulf Refining promotes its R-D-R process claiming longer lasting gasoline fresh at any Gulf pump. The copy touts delayed deterioration and urges customers to try a tankful today with Gulf branding and garbled names.
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