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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
27
A concise recruitment notice urges readers to consider joining, listing the benefits and opportunities offered. It emphasizes personal growth, camaraderie, and service, inviting men to inquire further at the local headquarters.
Three men suffered heat exhaustion at the tin mills today and were admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital since noon. The victims are John Blass of Chartre Street, John A. Long from R. D. No. 1, and William Ickas of 1009 Beckford Street. Further details are pending.
A financier exploits legal loopholes in a yard of law scheme, exposing how high finance can weaponize regulations. The report traces the scheme's steps, key players, and the legal actions pursued, highlighting the clash between corporate ambition and regulatory oversight.
Tom Alansky of 12 East Long Avenue reported to police that while driving east on East Washington Street at Mercer Street he pulled too far right and struck a barricade where gas company repairs were underway. The damage was slight.
Twenty five members and guest Miss Maud Mc Cullough attended a final gathering at Mahoning Methodist church. Mrs Iva Wilson was elected president with a full slate of officers. Committees named for lunch sports and transport. No meetings until fall. Also reports B W R Club meeting and plans for upcoming cottage trip to Cottage Grove.
Mahoning school classrooms stood empty as students were dismissed at noon and will not return until September. Teachers spent Monday and Tuesday afternoons filing reports, checking books, packing away supplies, and organizing missed work.
Berean Bible class members at Madison Avenue Christian Church and guests held a regular business and social gathering Tuesday night at the Hunt home on Harlansburg road. This was the last regular meeting until September. Hostesses served lunch. plans were made for a July picnic at the Hunt residence with dinner at 6 30. Committee members include Mrs Adda Robinson Mrs R A Franklin Mrs Paul Ringer Mrs Frank Rhinehart Rev W W Sniff and J M Bevan.
Mahoningtown Garden Club asks residents to leave flowers for shut-ins at Mrs. I. C. Bowman’s home at 202 West Madison Avenue, corner of Madison and Lafayette. Flowers must arrive before noon Friday and should be placed in a water filled container to last overnight.
Mrs. O LaMarco of West Cherry street entertained guests Sunday to celebrate her son Vincent s birthday. Games and refreshments followed, with Mrs. LaMarco assisted by Mrs. James Leone of Youngstown. Present were Eugene Conti and others.
The Senior Christian Endeavor of Mahoningtown Presbyterian will hold a party Thursday evening June 8 at 8 o clock Daylight Saving Time at the residence of Philip Guy on West Madison Avenue.
A group of young people from the seventh ward presented a splendid show at St Vitus church on Monday evening.
Teachers and officers of the Madi son Avenue Christian church will hold a meeting prior to the evening prayer gathering.
Willing Workers of the Mahon ingtown Presbyterian church are asked to meet this evening following the prayer service.
A Margarite Society meeting is set for tonight at St Margaret's Church at 8:30 PM. The event invites members to attend a community gathering in the parish venue.
SEVENTH WARD PERSONAL items note Clare Swisher of Erie spent Sunday with parents on Mt. Jackson road. Mrs. W F McClurg moved to her home from Jameson Memorial hospital and is recovering. Miss Helen Anderson of West Madison avenue is being taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for an operation. Miss Maud McCullough of Philadelphia visiting New Castle called on Mrs. J Era. Charles Nealis of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with his parents on Lafayette street. a University of Pittsburgh graduate and pharmacist. Roy Clark of Cherry street, injured in a railroad accident, is improving and may soon move about in a wheelchair.
A 12 year old boy Mamulo of Sharpsburg drowned in the Allegheny River near Pittsburgh after fellow swimmers called for help when he was seized by cramps. Rescue attempts failed.
Lawrence County Commissioners have not announced a decision on the Mark Butler case heard last week. President A E Conner said a statement would come this week and that no action had been taken yet. He noted the coal field is closed with no workers while discussions continue.
Veterans of the World War plan a public mass meeting in New Castle on Wednesday June 14 to observe Flag Day and press for government payment of the bonus. An executive committee meets tonight to finalize plans. Two nationally known speakers are secured and will be named later. The event is a broad veteran movement not tied to any single ex service group.
The comment urges skepticism of a Mussolini pact, arguing that despite claims of ten years of peace in Europe, the region’s stability is fragile and real security remains uncertain.
Lawrence county sent eighty four youths for Civilian Conservation Corps service yet only three were rejected for physical defects after examinations at the city building. Across Lawrence Mercer Butler and Venango counties 192 examined yielded eight rejections about four percent, far below the usual fifteen to twenty percent.
Underbrush is rapidly being cleared and trees are aligned along the Loop driveway from the South Side to Cascade Park. Engineer Roy Stewart supervises twenty men who expect to create a 20 foot driveway with sand added and roadbed scraped. the project aims to yield a fine boulevard in the vicinity within weeks.
One hundred men will be sent to work on the roadway next Monday. At present the workers are mainly clearing brush and preparing the site for construction.
Police arrested Charles Vizzini and Sam Borruso after they were observed throughout the city in a car with Ohio plates 778 807. A piece of copper and a bottle of liquid were found. a chemist said the liquid was not explosive. The mayor discharged the men with orders to leave the city.
M. O. Black of Brown Feed Company reported a bizarre incident near South Jefferson and East Washington at midnight. He woke in the rear of 27 South Jefferson near Market Way to find $17.85 missing and filed a police report at 1:40 a.m.
The fragment recalls voices describing bronze statues of men who proclaimed they care only for themselves, asking what happens to others if they can still gain their own benefits. The line underscores self interest amid public memory.
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