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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
7
An ad invites readers with a money problem to borrow with no endorsers or guarantors and substan tially below the lawful maximum rates. It outlines monthly payments for a $100 loan and notes charges, eligibility, and that loans cover furniture, car, or note with emphasis on character and income over security. It promises easy application and transparent payments.
Dor othy K. Reike, 28, of Baltimore, died in a five foot deep railroad water near Carlisle after a car driven by Maurice G. Reike, 27, crashed into a bridge rail and plunged into the river. He was critically injured with a crushed chest and internal injuries. Police learned of his wife’s presence when he regained consciousness in hospital. The couple’s Doberman pinscher drowned, swimming to the surface as Mrs. Reike’s body was recovered.
Grover C. Syling announces Rural Hill reunion today as the organization’s president. The event will be held at the school in Slippery Rock township on June 11.
In a dense list of church group meetings and social events, multiple units across Epworth Crawford, Harrison street, Wilmington avenue, and other local addresses plan Tuesday to Friday gatherings. Activities include study groups on Life of Christ and Steps Toward Peace, prayer meetings, picnics, and auxiliary board sessions.
Hitler and Mussolini met at Brenner Pass to discuss a plan for the “final liquidation” of the British empire. The talks reportedly included French cooperation against Britain and a Russian fuel and food agreement to power Axis campaigns opening a path to Suez via Syria and the Eastern Mediterranean.
The piece notes conjecture in the United States over Winant’s return and possible German peace terms. It discusses senators like Ben Wheeler and the president’s need for rest, plus British plans for the Mediterranean and Suez. Rumors center on German terms, with references to Hess, Churchill, and Eden.
Admitted patients include Andrew Navarre and Clara Whiteman at Jameson Memorial, plus Sam Campoli and several others at New Castle Hospital. Discharges list Lester Bratschi, Ruth Fisher, Betty Jo Willison, Mary Pitzer, and multiple others across addresses in Mahoningtown and New Castle area.
Harrisburg June 2 A search was under way for Thomas F Downing of Philadelphia a member of the 10th Engineers at Indiantown Gap after clothing and a military pass bearing his name were found on the Susquehanna River banks in Harrisburg Officials said Downs absent without leave since Wednesday
Ireland plans to accept President Roosevelt’s offer of 500000 dollars worth of food to aid civilians and thousands of refugees in Ireland. Irish Minister Robert Brennan will notify Undersecretary Sumner Welles later today and the government will charter two merchant ships to transport food, funded from Ireland’s own resources. The United States has indicated it has no defense materials to spare for noncombatant needs.
The senior class baccalaureate service featured Mary Louise Kisspatrick presiding, a cathedral tea, and a large ceremony with a Menedelssohn march led by Principal Frank L. Thes. Dr. C. Green chaired, and the A capella choir performed several selections before Dr Bennetts sermon and benediction.
Fragmentary text describes Manchester bomb damage with debris and casualties in a suburban area. London alerts, anti aircraft fire, and an all clear at 1 a.m. are noted amid chaotic wartime reporting and reconnaissance notes.
In a surprising move, Tom Hawkins has been appointed staff sergeant as Zone M a Cana! marks a period of upheaval. The announcement follows a controversial incident described as a triumph of self defense over mounting disorder.
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