Beer Test Case May Reach Court
The Pennsylvania beer license law faces a constitutional test as Magistrate Louis Hamberg remanded Louis Kaplan, 42, in 300 bail for selling beer without a license. Kaplan’s lawyers vow to press the appeal to the state supreme court, challenging the law as an unreasonable police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Louis Hamberg
Louis Kaplan
Kaplan
Charles F. Slit
Edward W. Furia
Beer as a commodity prompts police regulation debate
Lawyers argue that beer, deemed non intoxicating by Congress, should not be regulated or require a license. They contend the police law protects health and safety while the $300 license fee and $1.24 per barrel tax overstep rights to engage in ordinary business without undue licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mutilation Of Library Books Is A Misdemeanor
Public notice posted at the New Castle library buildings and branches states that mutilation of library property is a misdemeanor. Offenders face a fine up to one hundred dollars, up to three months in county jail, or both, plus restitution for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Alice Sterling
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement for Baalman's Gas Tablets promises permanent relief from stomach gas and related symptoms. Claims include removal of gnawing pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, bloating, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs, with genuine yellow-packaged tablets available at drug stores and A. C. Hydes Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalman
Local Notes From New Galilee and Nearby Areas
New Galilee notes report Mrs. Margaret Fry ill with pneumonia and Harold Martsolf and Loretta Shermund visiting relatives. Church events include Children's Day programs at Nazarene and Presbyterian churches on Sunday and June 11 respectively. Family updates cover Wm. Dryden in Beaver and Pittsburgh visits, funeral rites in East Liverpool for Mrs. Welsh, and deaths prompting travel to East Palestine. Also mention of Rev L Wick and Nelsonville trip, plus a financial fact: France holds 29 percent of world gold while the U S holds 38 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tanner
Beaver
Harold Martsolf
Lulu Martsolf
Loretta Shermund
Mas Sillon
Church of the Nazarene
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wm. Dryden
Pittsburgh
Protest Against Granting Permit To Track Firm
Dismissal of applications by Exhibitors Service Company was asked in a motion under advisement by the public service commission. Protestants including The Pennsylvania Railroad The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad The West Penn Railroad The Pittsburgh Street Railway Company Harmony Motor Transportation Company and others represented. Hearings postponed until executive session in Harrisburg decides on the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Exhibitors Service Company
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
West Penn Railroad
Pittsburgh Street Railway
Harmony Motor Transportation Company
Public Service
Samuel G. Miller
Harrisburg
Venience
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Best Foods, Inc
Johnstown
Philipsburg
New Castle
Sharon
Indiana
DuBois
Greensburg
Mercer
Meadville
Erie
Beaver Falls
Altoona
Uniontown
Monessen
Charleroi
Oil City
Downieville
Butler, Harrisville
Franklin
Return
Former Local Y Head Quoted By Magazine
Judson J. McKim former general secretary of New Castle Y M C A and now Cincinnati association head receives national notice in a magazine article. He comments on the unprecedented election of Rabbi James G. Heller to the Cincinnati board of directors alongside Bishop Henry Wise Hobson and other laymen. The piece notes The Cincinnatian as an early head of the local Y M C A with associates like Howard Taft and regional industrial leaders.
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New Castle Y. M. C. A
Judson J. McKim
Cincinnati Association
of America
McKim
James G. Heller
Cincinnati
Henry Wise Hobson
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Cincinnatian
Howard Taft
New Shoe Store Opens in New Castle This Week
Announcement by Phe Shy Box Inc. of a new shoe store next to Murphy's on East Washington street New Castle. Complete line of women's shoes offered at $2. Opening days are Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Phe Shy Box, Inc
Murphy's
East Washington Street
New Compensations For War Veterans Put Into Effect
Washington June 6 new and higher levels of compensation for world war and Spanish American war veterans were put into effect by an executive order signed by President Roosevelt. The order applies only to veterans with service connected disabilities and follows a report from Veterans Administrator Frank T Hines about injustices in the earlier Roosevelt regulations.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank T. Hines
Enon Valley Visits Spotted in Local Notes
Mrs Laura Riddle and son Richard visited New Castle on Friday. Mr and Mrs J Huston called on Beaver Falls visitors Saturday night. Annie Duignan spent several days with her son M J Duignan. Dr C B McGeorge and family from Ambridge visited James Canfield over Sunday. Mr and Mrs U H Simpson and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Booth
W. G. Inboden
Rochester
H. C. Best
Pauline
Allegheny Hospital
Pittsburgh
Clarence Riddle
Freedom
Laura Riddle
Pauline Best
Vern Adams
Canton
Adams
J. H. McNeese
Chas Barrett
New Castle
Barrett
Evelyn Flickinger
Jake Long
New Galilee
Catherine Lambright
Richard
J. Huston
Beaver Falls
Annie Duignan
M. J. Duignan
C.8. McGeorge and
Ambridge
James Canfield
U. H. Simpson
Card Of Thanks For Sympathy In Bereavement
We wish to thank all those who extended us their sympathy and kindness in our bereavement. MRS.W. G McCUNE Local 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G McCune
Age No Bar For Veterans In The Forest Army
Major William Buerkle announced Pittsburgh district recruitment for the civilian conservation corps begins June 22 with a quota of 764. Ninety three percent World War veterans and seven percent veterans of other wars will be accepted. Requirements: U.S. citizens, able bodied for outdoor forest work, no racial or religious restrictions. Pay is $30 monthly, with 75 percent ($22.50) sent to dependents if applicable. Contracting (regional director) H. C. Benke. inquiries to Regional Veterans Administration, 3 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buerkle
Pittsburgh
United States Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
Buerkle
The
United States
H. C. Benke
Veterans Administration
Smithfield Street
County Commissioners Focus on Bridge Repairs
With no large projects looming, county commissioners are devoting part of their time to inspecting and maintaining county bridges. Several bridges are found needing repairs including planking and painting.
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A. C. Hyde
Margaret Fry
L. W. Fick
Nelsonville
France
Pontiac
Lawrence Auto Company
Mercer Sts
Julius
N. Mercer St
Okgs
Wright's Market
Michigan
Richman
Washington St
Robins
Furnitur
E. Washington St
Mali
Wvritty
Sfoveecz
Akron, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
F. R. Robertson
East Palestine
Salem Hospital
Golden
Darlington
Thomas Madden
Sue Golden
Chas. Madden
J. D. Childress
Mrs. W. M
Enon Valley
North Mill St
Plasco
Forest Army
Lefkow
Aimee
DR. Lefkow
E. Wash. St
New Castle, Pa
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