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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

21

Gypsies Told To Keep Moving

State Policeman Andrew Mughmanick and Constable Tom O Brien confronted a band of about 25 gypsies along the New Castle Butler highway. A trailer left a car, repairs were made, and the group planned to proceed to Harrisburg from Akron after a repair detour near the Airport. The spokesman identified as French gypsies. a silent man around 70 led the group, which included several women and many children.

Andrew Mughmanick Tom O’brien New Castle-Butler Lawrence County Harrisburg Akron New Castle Youngstown

Rock Island Railway Reorganizes Under New Bankruptcy

The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, valued at 551 million dollars, filed for bankruptcy and began reorganization under the new federal law after failing to secure a loan from the Railroad Credit Corporation. Directors announced plans to file in Chicago and cited scheduled interest payments and looming 126 million dollars in maturities next year.

International News Service New York Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Today Chicago Rock Island Railroad Credit Corporation Reconstruction Corporation Wall Street

June Business Shows Pickup in Pittsburgh and Region

Pittsburgh reports indicate June may exceed all prior months for new business. A P Brill of Rudd Manufacturing announces 200 additional workers. Brownsville sees an 11 percent wage rise and 35 new positions to handle coal movement. Ed enborn and Gates Mines prepare for operations with 150 hired. capacity employs 2,000. Local residents travel or visit family in Cleveland Axis Alabama Har vard and Severn Park Maryland while others attend graduation and summer plans.

International News Service Pittsburgh A. P. Brill Rudd Manufacturing Company Brownsville Monongahela Railway Uniontown Edéenborn and Gates H. C. Frick Coal Company Fayette County Pennsylvania

Various Residents Enter or Leave Jameson Memorial Hospital

Local notes list multiple residents and visitors connected to Jameson Memorial hospital in Youngstown. Names include Mrs. James Wallace Pauline Ehart Bertha Truby Nancy Davis Marie Douglas Angeline Scalzo Anne Gibson and others with admissions, treatments, operations, and returns home. Several visitors travel to Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg for events and family gatherings.

Pauline Ehart Dewey Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Jack Gordon Lincoln Avenue Pittsburgh Bertha Truby Leasure Avenue Thomas Denholm Wilkesbarre Marie Douglas Oscar Leonhardt Norwood Avenue East Brook Gladys Hardesty Bessemer John Ivor Thomas New Castle Duquesne Duquesne University Catherine Wilcox West Edison Avenue Harriet M. Zeigler Thorpe Street R. W. Morris Lathrop Street Sharon Woods Mr. Morris Jane Moore Sweet Briar College Sweet Briar Angeline Scalzo Margaret Harriet Thomas Robert J. Lowry Bryn Mawr Anne Gibson J. E. Wilson Glenna Wilmington Avenue Willis Virginia Ann Evans Electric Street Pittsburgh Hospital Thelma Patterson Slippery Rock Frances Wilson Sumner Avenue Charles Rockenbaugh

Two Are Indicted On Arson Charges

John Makinen and Gust Pale gorge face arson indictments by the grand jury. Makinen allegedly set a house fire in Bessemer while Pale gorge allegedly fired a house in Big Beaver township. The defendants deny the charges and will be tried next criminal court session. Numerous other true bills listed include assaults, larceny, felonious assaults and attempts to kill, with names such as William Smith, Andria Smith, Charles Adams, Walter Smith, Joe Teranski, Walter Polkiewicz, John Dupe, George Rice, Robert Jones, Bruce Clark, Charles Suzeski, William Shields, Carl Layton, Clyde Barth, Harry L. Dale, and Charles A. Khoury. The Muscle Shoals development note mentions two project aims. An advertiser warns loss of teeth equates to loss of respect, echoing a broader caution about laws.

John Makinen Gust Palegorge Makinen Bessemer Palegorge Big Beaver Township William Smith Andria Smith Charles Adams Walter Smith Joe Teranski Walter Polkiewicz John Dupe George Rice Robert Jones One Jones Bruce Clark Charles Suzeski William Shields Carl Layton One Layton Clyde Barth Harry L. Dale Charles A. Khoury

Plan to consolidate B&O and P&LE facilities in Pittsburgh

Officials of the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroads studied a proposal to combine freight and passenger facilities in Pittsburgh as an economy measure. A junction point near downtown would ease connections across the Monongahela river, but no date for consolidation was set.

International News Service Pittsburgh Baltimore & Ohio Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Charles W. Galloway Monongahela River

Religious and fraternal circle notices from local churches

Members of Hershey Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian met in church parlors with associate hostesses Mrs. William Moody Mrs. Clara Graham and Mrs. Sam McGoun. Devotion led by Mrs. Roy Hazen reports from the presbyterial by Mrs. H A Sturdy and Mrs. Ira Ramsey. Special guests included Mrs. Carl Gustafson and her sister Mrs. Brown. Refreshments followed.

Hershey First Presbyterian Church William Moody Clara Graham Sam McGoun Roy Hazen H. A. Sturdy Ira Ramsey Carl Gustafson Brown

Local church women and civic groups meet in community homes

Mothers class of Primitive Methodist meets at Mrs Ira Blair’s Beckford street home with Mrs Joseph Mackenzie leading readings from Mrs Clara Bowen Mrs Mary Rayburn and chorus singing. Refreshments served by Mrs Blair’s daughter Louise and Miss Jean George. Also noted are Baptist Men at First Baptist church and Mothers Circle events at Firm Methodist and Luther League gathering at St John’s Lutheran with new members, picnic plans, and social hour details.

Leroy Book Bonzo Street Third United Presbyterian Church Plummer Gibson P. D. Gibson Will Kyle Floyd Smock Cascade Park Primitive Methodist Church Ira Blair Beckford Street Joseph Mackenzie Clara Bowen Mary Rayburn Mackenzie Louise Jean George Gettings Harlansburg Road Mothers’ Circle Mothers Firm Methodist Church Frank McArthur Winslow Avenue J. C. Leohner J. K. Heess Walter Smith J. C. Pherson League Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church Ardys Ryhal Moore Avenue Virginia Gilbert Esther Trent Elizabeth Brudin Harold Flemming Sheridan Avenue

Board Meeting After Prayer Service At Epworth Methodist

Tonight at Epworth Methodist Church after mid week prayer service the church official board will convene. The message notes a method for estimating tax receipts by dividing the Treasury forecast by two and using the result to gauge potential revenue.

Epworth Methodist Church

Pittsburgh Woman Victim of Heat Prostration

Pittsburgh records a heat prostration as temperatures reach 85 degrees in the downtown district. Frieda Dolly, 27, collapsed yesterday and received hospital treatment before being released.

Pittsburgh Frieda Dolly

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