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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
12
Fragment reads as a market brief noting squeeze and trade shifts around pineapple products. Mentions Libby, Del Monte, and Suiged with quantities like 3 arc cases and 2 cans, plus pineapple juice measurements. Contains unclear OCR data but highlights price and supply movements between brands.
Secretary Morgenthau defended the $2 billion exchange stabilization fund, arguing it boosted U S exports and maintained stable prices amid the slump. He cited reciprocity trade treaties and the tri party agreement with Great Britain and France as supporting exports, and dismissed rumors of a dollar devaluation via gold price hikes.
Children’s Day program titled Friends of Jesus will be presented during the combined Sunday school and morning worship at the Nazarene church located at Falls and Beaver streets. The list includes student solos, duets, scripture by Hil boys, and a dedication of babies by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehman with numerous classes and named participants.
Dennis ton named superintendent of schools Greenville to assume duties July 1 succeeding Welch who resigned. He has 11 years in secondary education at Slippery Rock and previously taught at Aliquippa and State Teachers College. Conway.
From June 18 to 26 the tenth annual Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference interdenominational will be in progress at First Presbyterian church Slippery Rock PA. Speakers include Dr Harry A Ironside from Mood Memorial Chicago Rev Carey Thomas Miss Maybeth Standen from China and Rev Albert Hughes from Toronto with music led by Rev and Mrs Jesse Roy Jones Denver.
Columbus June 3 The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review Odessa Reynolds damage suit against Kenwood Riding Academy after a Common Pleas Court awarded her 3250 dollars. The ruling states if a rider falls it is not the academy’s fault.
An International News Service report from Kenton on June 3 notes that half of Hardin County residents receive some form of government aid. One in five rely directly on the government for subsistence and one in three get support through soil conservation payments or direct or work relief.
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