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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1934

Page

8

Truck Victim Improves After Cement Dam Incident

Steve Taresuk of Gilmore street is reported to be in New Castle hospital with injuries from a Saturday accident near the Cement Dam when a truck passed over his chest and stomach. Cunningham A. C. defeats Third U. P. 9 to 1 at Gas ton Park Field in a National league game last night.

Steve Taresuk Gilmore Street New Castle Hospital Cunningham A. C U. P Gaston Park Field

New Stock Rules Aim For Equal Footing For All Traders

Leslie Gould explains a new regulation leveling margins and oversight on the New York Stock Exchange. The bill imposes a 45 percent margin on purchases, tighter market access, more stock information, and curbs on pools while shifting regulatory authority to a five member independent commission led by James M. Landis with influence from Ferdinand Pecora and Benjamin Cohen.

New York Stock Exchange Central Press Leslie Gould New York Will Yean Stock Exchange Federal Trade Commission Carter Glass Virginia James M. Landis Ferdinand Pecora Senate Wall Street Benjamin Cohen Landis Cohen Japan Harvard Supreme Court Louis D. Brandeis Princeton New Commission Iittle Richard Whitney Whitney Morgan George Whitney Exchange

Class Day Program At Lincoln School

Lincoln School hosts a class day program in the Lincoln-Garfield auditorium. Students perform a flag salute and a glass poem titled Class of 1934 by Anthony Lombarde, with selections by Marian Hartland and Rose Spinelli, plus a vocal solo by Fern Riley and other class activities.

Lincoln-Garfield Anthony Lombarde Mary Oltern Marian Hartland Rose Spine Fern Riley Knosker Teresa Mangier Robert Crevenston Katherine Johns

Pi Delts Elect Officers For Year

Pi Delta Epsilon at Westminster College elected Maurice Michmerhuigen as president for the coming year while Thomas Smith of Carnegie was named vice president and Clarence Manor of Pittsburgh as secretary-treasurer. Retiring officers are Charles Bransfield, Paul McMinn, and Kenneth Mehl. In Brownsville, Frank Bell, 52, swam the Monongahela River saying he would leave the country for good, and his body was recovered. he leaves a sister Mrs S P King.

New Wilmington Pi Delta Epsilon Westminster College Maurice Michmerhuigen Grand Rapids Mich Thomas Smith Carnegie Clarence Manor Pittsburgh Charles Bransfield Masury Paul McMinn Brocton N. Y Kenneth Mehl Sharon Frank Bell Monongahela West Brownsville Fayette County Bell S. P. King

Lindsey homestead bids for oldest Western Pennsylvania house

Emmerdt N. Lindsey marked his 78th birthday by spending the anniversary in the same Foot-of-ten dwelling where he was born, a house near Dunecansville that locals claim dates back to early settlement. The Lindsey home has sheltered 79 years of family life.

International News Service Altoona Lindsey Dunecansville Pennsylvania Emmerdt N. Lindsey

Pitt professor discovers rare glass for collection

Dr Alexander Silverman head of Pitt chemistry finds three rare glass pieces in Europe. The items include Portieux glass sandal sticks an engraved cut glass liquor bottle and a bronze jewel cabinet with cut glass sides. His collection is among the nation's largest.

International News Service Pittsburgh Paris Europe Alexander Silverman University of Pittsburgh

Figures error in auto bid published for Plymouth cars

Morgan-Burrows Motor Co. bid figures published yesterday in city notice misstated the total for three Plymouth cars. The correct bid should read 2,300.88 after a trade-in value of 345.00 is applied to two old cars and two motorcycles.

Morgan-Burrows Motor Company

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