Patrolman Slugged By Suspects In Oakland Robbery
Patrolman John McGonigle was knocked unconscious by a youth's pistol blow during a stop related to a motorist holdup and car theft. Abraham Thompson, 22, was held for questioning an hour later as police traced the trio. McGonigle suffered a serious skull fracture and was taken to Magee hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
John McGonigle
Oakland
McGonigie
Abraham Thompson
Magee Hospital
McGonigle
Thompson
Homestead
Insane Patient Sought for Deportation to Italy
Petition by Clark B. Holbrook acting superintendent of Farview hospital seeks discharge of Alberico Marontti to the Immigration Service for deportation to Italy as an undesirable alien with a criminal record. Marontti, sentenced to 10 to 20 years for second degree murder, was confined after a Lawrence county murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark B. Holbrook
Farview Hospital
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
Alberico Marontti
Marotti
Lawrence County
United States Department of Labor, Immigration Service
Italy
Marontti
Deportation Bid Granted in Insanity Case
In September 1924 Maront'i was declared insane and taken to Farview hospital. The county claims he is a charge and fit for deportation. Judge Hildebrand granted the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Maront‘i
Farview Hospital
Hildebrand
Miss Sterling Attends ALA Annual Meeting at Yale
Miss Alice Sterling librarian of the New Castle public library will attend the American Library Association annual meeting in New Haven Connecticut from June 22 to June 27. Sessions will be held in Yale College buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sterling
New Castle
American Library Association
New Haven
Conn
Yale College
Court Confirms Auditor's Report in Rozzi vs New Castle Fireworks
Judge Hildebrand in county court overrules exceptions to the auditor's report in Paul Rozzi versus New Castle Fireworks. report approved and distribution ordered. Dispute centers on a sheriff sale fund. Claimants Guy Vatale and Frank Bully fail to specify labor performed and may lose their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rozzi
New Castle Fireworks Company
Hildebrand
Guy Vatale
Frank Bully
Andrew Cross To Lead Evening Salvation Army Meeting
Andrew Cross of the Salvation Army will speak at Sampson Street mission services this evening. The meeting targets young people and Cross, a candidate for future Salvation Army training college, will deliver a special message to the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cross
Salvation Army
Sampson Street Mission
Cross
Salvation Army Training College
Building Permits Issued for Remodels and Garage
James W. Spencer of 107 Wilmington Avenue seeks a permit to remodel a dwelling. Clyde R. Rohrer of 837 Beckford Street applies for a permit to construct a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Spencer
Wilmington Avenue
Clyde R. Rohrer
Beckford Street
Genkinger Again Heads New Castle Chamber
Genkinger is named chamber head for another year with Alfred Chilton as secretary manager. Board praise highlighted projects including completion of the Pymatuning dam and slackwater navigation efforts. The chamber aided by the Community Chest helped save $5,000 on campaigns and secured a new post office project for New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Chilton
Genkinger
Chilton
New Castle Kiwanis Club
Industrial Committee
New Castle
Pes
George Weingartner
Bart Richards
William McElwee
L. G. Genkinger
W. W. Duff
P. J. Flaherty
T. H. Hartman
A. C. Hoyt
John H. Lamb
James K. Love
W .P. Moody
W. J. Offutt
Fred L. Rentz
T. W. Dickey
George T. Weingartner
Pymatuning
Gov. Pinchot
State collects more gas tax in May due to crackdown
Harrisburg reported May liquid fuel tax receipts of 3 880 815 78 dollars, a rise of 1 199 366 85 over May last year. Dr Cyle L King credited aggressive collection and A P Delahunt as chief causes, noting previous losses from bootleggers and rotten politics.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Cyle L. King
Secretary of Revenue
Dr. King
A. P. Delahunt
Bureau of Liquid Fuels
Agor
Benjamin Franklin Junior HighRecognition Day Honors 250 Graduates
Today 250 students at Benjamin Franklin Junior High completed their courses and earned eligibility for New Castle Senior High in September. Recognition Day featured a chapel program honoring outstanding work and medals and awards were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
New Castle Senior High School
Franklin Junior High
SONS OF VETERANS MEET TONIGHT TO DISCUSS LANCASTER TRIP
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249 Sons of Union Veterans meets in the city building hall to decide how many camp and Uniformed Reserves members will travel to Lancaster Pennsylvania for the G A R encampment opening Sunday and lasting several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
Sons of Union Veterans
Uniformed Reserves
Lancaster
Appeals Taken in Aldermen Cases
An appeal has been taken from the alderman Marshall decision in C. F. Wilson v Gabriel Di Lorenzo over a $125 heater bill. Di Lorenzo disputes the charge. An appeal from alderman Mantz concerns New Castle Agricultural Association v M. J. Kraus with a $50 stock subscription judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
C. F. Wilson
Gabriel di Lorenzo
Wilson
di Lorenzo
Mantz
New Castle Agricultural Association
M. J. Kraus
WWII veteran found after twelve year search near Waterloo
Ivan C. Taylor, one of six brothers who fought in World War I, was located near Waterloo after twelve years. His mother, Mrs. A. J. Taylor of Blair Nebraska, had not heard from him since the war. The American Legion post broadcast led to discovery, aided by a photo in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Waterloo
Ivan C. Taylor
Taylor
A. J. Taylor
Blair
Nebraska
American Legion Post
City Plans $150 Payment for Sewer Construction
City to pay $150 to Nick De Rosa for work connected with building the East Brook street sanitary sewer. The project will pass through De Rosa’s lot, extending from Joseph Aveni’s property to Dewey Avenue and will be assessed by the foot front rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Council
Nick de Rosa
East Brook Street
de Rosa
Joseph Aveni
Dewey Avenue
Garbage truck collision on Grant and Sampson streets
N McHenry, driver of a city garbage truck, reported a collision on Grant street while turning onto Sampson street. A car struck the garbage truck, causing damage to both vehicles. license number unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. McHenry
Grant Street
Sampson Street
Plants Distributed To Garden Project Members In Lawrence County
6000 plants will be available for distribution to those making gardens under supervision of local charities and Red Cross committees. Funds are nearly exhausted and no more plants will be given out once supply runs out. About 500 people are participating under committee supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Garden Club
Associated Charities
Red Cross
Police Break Up Exciting Game on Croton Avenue
Officers M. J. Young and H. E. Richards answered a call to Croton avenue district last night about a crap game in progress. Upon arrival a large crowd of young men and boys dispersed, while two young men were arrested and the rest fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
H. E. Richards
Croton Avenue
Gambling charges lead to arrests and seizure of dice and pot
The defendants were brought in on gambling charges and the dice and pot were seized. They discharged the young participants when they appeared before the judge this morning. The text rails against Americanism and claims of top national wealth and literacy.
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Wallace Ridg
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Link
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Louis Panella
Hempstead
L. L
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Cornell
Panella
Emil Morse
West Orange
N. J
Clyde L. King
Chamber Head
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Sons OF Veterans
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Rial
St. Marys
Sale
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Bar Harbor
Bos
Stevens
Higgins
Kodaks
Metzler
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