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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
16
Two and four pound meat and produce items offered at low prices with specific weights and per pound or quantity rates. The ad page displays unit prices like 45c for two pounds and 29c for four pounds and 19c and 9c for smaller quantities, indicating a mid-century grocery sale.
Washington experts work to shorten and clarify Roosevelt tariff readjustment bill seen as broadening presidential power over tariff levels up to 250 percent and setting a 60 day window for automatic implementation of any trade agreement if Congress fails to act.
Report from Kansas City recalls a hospital case where a stray alley cat was pressed into service to feed Pekinese puppies after their dam drowned. The cat reportedly assisted as a caregiver and food source, helping the pups thrive during the crisis.
Historic Derby reports a price increase for wheat amid unusual claims about pretzel making. The article notes unexpected factors affecting prices while joking about varnish in pretzel dough.
The Board of Directors will have a meeting at 7 o clock this evening. The notice appears in the column titled Square Circle and details are sparse due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes list St Pauls Baptist church at 614 West with May pole play by New Castle Afro-Americans. No clear dates or full context available.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names including Dimand G McGarey Gladys W Nord Willem R Patters Dorothy Be Young Rollin W Parker Frances E Pestan and mentions Youngstown neighbors but provides no coherent event or context.
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions a senator Fisher and a discussion of funds and expenses. The garbled text hints at a suggestion to locate something in the state and references legislative spending and support.
Boston University theolog y professor Dr. David Vaughan tells BU open house that youth are best suited to meet today’s global issues. He argues changes must come now as the new generation will drive them, criticizing avarice in older age. A stray note mentions a township official resigning over pay.
International News Service reports in New Philadelphia that after eight years as justice of the peace Ellie Fair resigns to prove sincerity, urging abolition of the post. The piece notes under Chinese law the justices are paid in proportion to something, with details partially garbled.
Cambridge dispatch reports Harvard University researchers, under instructor Burrhus Frederick Skinner, demonstrated mice and rats pressing a lever to obtain food. Skinner, 28, son of Scranton attorneys, is among five named by President A Lawrence Lowell to the Harvard Senior Fellows society.
Anthony Niewicz told police his wife reappeared in New Britain after a decade, threw a stone through a window in the front yard, then left. He said he hopes she stays away for another ten years.
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