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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

6

Pinchot Blames Army Engineers for Floods at Conference

Gifford Pinchot told 15 000 delegates at a flood conference in Chicago that Army engineers bear direct responsibility for ongoing Mississippi flood losses. He argued that river control failures and inadequate land protection measures stem from official routines led by the Army corps, following Secretary Davis’s praise of engineers.

Y Fred Wat International News Service Chicago Gifford Pinchot Consary Tignist Aiel Venusaylivania Pinccet Terence Mississippi Pinchoets Davis Army Engineers Aki

Portersville Portersville High Baccalaureate Services

The Raec baccalaureate for Portersville High School was held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening with Rev. George Chuesman as speaker. Also noted were social visits from local residents and a juniors banquet in honor of seniors at the Gallagher home near Prospect. Wimner, Stirkel, and others are listed among recent callers and visitors.

Porville High School Presbyterian Church George Chuesman Portersville Uied Ralph Gallagher Prospect

Purvises Host Sunday Visit and Health Updates

The text notes Mr and Mrs Purvis hosting a Sunday gathering. It mentions Mrs George Miller suffering from neuralgia. It also states William McDaniel, previously ill with grippe, has recovered enough to be out again.

Lents Purvis George Miller Wm. McDaniel Grippe

Girls Spend Carfare Then Hike 400 Miles

DETROIT June 3. Carrie Holder aged twelve and Myrtle Holder aged twenty hiked 406 miles in four days after spending their carfare at the YWCA under U S Immigration authorities. They planned to return to Kitchener Ont but Canada Customs denied entry at Windsor ferry. Their parents had sent money for the trip home but the girls used it for amusement and chose to strike.

Detroit Carrie Myrtie United States Kitchener Ont Sterling Windsor Canada Canada Customs Carnie Myrtle

Realty transfers list of ward parcels and nominal sums

Realty transfers document shows Joseph Wallace heirs to D Elmer Gwin in Seventh ward for 17.49 dollars. Pp Kennelly to Donati Prioletti in Third ward for 320 dollars. J Shields to Thomas E Smith in Eighth ward for 1 dollar. John F P Bischott to Clifford Comstock in Second ward for 1 dollar. John K Hostetler estate to B D Hostetler in Wilmington for 2750 dollars. Wm J Davies to Thomas G Douglass in Second ward for 1 dollar. A reflective line notes unwritten laws gaining wider notice.

Joseph Wallace D. Elmer Gwin Seventh Ward Kennelly Donati Prioletti Third Ward Vaid J. Shields Thomas E. Smith Eighth Ward John FP. Bischott Clifford CG Comstock Second Ward John K. Hostetler B. D. Hostetler Wilmington Wm. J. Davies Thomas G. “Douglass

Father of Seven Asks for Relief From City

Joseph Audino, father of seven, told city council he has not received any compensation since his accident December 7, 1926 while in city employment and asked for relief. He said only two children can support the home. The council discussed employing Drs Weads and Dickey to examine his injuries, with Dr F B Eakin already treating him. If facts are correct, the city is likely to assume liability for his plight.

Joseph Audino Audino

Arrest Two Men In Beer Plot At Scranton Pa

Federal secret service agents arrested William McElugh of Pittsburgh and Patrick McGowan of Wilkes-Barre on indictments tied to the million dollar Pennsylvania-Ohio beer conspiracy. Both Bartels brewery officials from Edwardsville were arraigned in Cleveland and held on $14,000 bail, with June 7 tentatively set for trial.

International News Service Scranton Federal Secret Service William 8. McElugh Pittston Patrick F. McGowan Wilkes-Barre Cleveland McHugh McGowan Bartels Brewery Edwardsville U. S James W. Peck

State Police Warn of Two Fraud Suspects in Here

State police warn New Castle and Butler authorities about two men named J J McDonald alias James J McDonald also known as Jack McDonald and Richard Kear wanted in Spring Mills Pennsylvania for obtaining money under false pretenses. They posed as Clearfield Printing and Binding agents, secured a letter of introduction, and took funds for advertising that never appeared. Warrants also exist for two men described as McDevyellin and D L Wagner traveling in a Hudson coach from Washington D C posing as Commercial Printing Company representatives promising advertising on a wallet and on fans.

New Castle Butler Barracks J. J. McDonald James J. McDonald Jack McDonald Richard Kear Spring Mills Clearfield Printing and Binding Company Bankis McDevyellin D. L. Wagner Hudson H- Vense Commercial Printing Company Harrisburg, Pa

Trinity Church Marks Whitsunday Observance

Trinity Church plans Whitsunday services next Sunday, celebrating Pentecost and the church's birthday with multiple observances at 7:40, 9:30, and 11:00 a.m., plus an 8:00 p.m. service. The rector will preach and music will be provided by the Junior Girls choir.

Trinity Church Whitsunday Glirts Philip C. Frarson

Flood Victims Urged Immediate Relief in Chicago

Leaders at the conference pressed federal action to flood relief. Committees study proposals to unite delegates for final action. Louisiana pledges to fund a new levee system as the broader national issue on flood control centers on federal leadership.

Chicago Watson Byand Louisiana John Martineau Army Congress Porter Pennsylvania House

Four Enter Pleas And Are Sentenced

Four prisoners pleaded guilty to Prohibition law violations in court this morning before Judge Fildebrand Fae. Toe Rudiek paid 200 dollars and costs with three months county bail. Jon Zeonn paid 200 dollars and costs with three months to the Allegheny county workhouse. Frank Karkowaki paid 200 dollars and costs with six months to the workhouse. Joy Catbnold paid 300 dollars and was paroled for two years.

Fildebrand Fae Toe Rudiek Jonn Zeonn Costes Allegheny County Frank Karkowaki Joy Catbnold

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Pinchot Engineer Corps Portersville Station New Castlevallern James Adrien Ray Miller Ford Wimner Ethel Miller Iaene Stirkel Realty Penna E. Wash. St Try’s Ford Tatil Ad Uig Cord A. S Cora Gord Ford Water Rev Pearson America E. Long Avenue State Theatre Ncan Edwards Valley Queen Strictly Fresh Monarch Yacht Club Germania Homa Afco Blue Ribon Red Top Puritan Red Arrow
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