Archbishop Athenagoras to Visit St George Church
Archbishop Athena goras head of all Greek Orthodox churches in America will visit New Castle on Friday. He will hold a vesper service at St George Greek Orthodox Church at 7 30 PM. The church sits at East Reynolds and Agnew streets, the former Grace M E church, and hopes for a large turnout.
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America
New Castle
New York City
St. George Greek Orthodox Church
East Reynolds and
Agnew Streets
Grace M. E. Church
Two Slightly Hurt In Crash
Highway Patrolman Sarko reported two persons slightly injured at 10 30 p m last night in a rear end collision on the Harlansburg highway. Edward E McConaghy 19 East Falls street and C A Hollis 1224 Huron avenue were hurt. Arthur Bovard 941 Winslow avenue city was operating toward Harlansburg. McConaghy followed Bovard s car and struck the lead vehicle. McConaghy had a bruised nose and Hollis a lacerated scalp and knee bruises.
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Harlansburg
Edward E. McConaghy
East Falls Street
C. A. Hollis
Huron Avenue
Arthur Bovard
Winslow Avenue
City
McConaghy
Bovard
Hollis
Morgan firm blocks senate probe into Lamont tax deals
The Morgan firm threatened Supreme Court action to stop publication of stock transfers between Thomas S. Lamont and his wife that lowered Lamont’s 1931 federal income tax by about $1,900. Lamont sold securities, his wife bought them, and four months later he bought them back by tearing up the loan note. John W. Davis called the trades legal and in good faith.
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J. P. Morgan & Company
Senate
Thomas S. Lamont
Morgan
United States Supreme Court
International New Service
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Lamont
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Great House of Morgan
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House of Morgan
Flowers Presented To The News Office
D M Ritchie of South Mill and Reynolds streets sent pink and red peonies grown on his property to The News office. The bouquet beautified the office and highlighted one of the city’s beauty spots on the south side.
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D. M. Ritchie
South Mill
Reynolds Streets
the News
Mr. Ritchie
South Side
With Richards Some News Some Views But Mostly Just Observations
Richards shares a mix of news items and personal observations from New Castle, offering quirky commentary on local happenings. He highlights notable people, places, and events while weaving in his distinctive perspective on everyday life around town.
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New Castle
Weather lore and nostalgia mingle in local notes
The piece mixes casual weather talk with home grown strawberries and a revival of a long morning walk tradition. It recalls Jules Verne, Jimmy Mattern’s 51 hour Moscow run, Napoleon, and the 28th Division reunion upcoming near the area. It mentions field kitchens and life on Huron Avenue with a casual, local newspaper voice.
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Jimmy Mattern
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New York
Local Magician Attends Beaver Falls Convention
Robert Dyke Blair of Leasure Avenue is in Beaver Falls today for a two day convention of amateur and professional magicians. Blair, a long time student of magic, competes in the amateur division.
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Robert Dyke Blair
Leasure Avenue
Beaver Parls
Blair
Neighborly preacher with hidden scholarly legacy
The neighbor is described as a kind preacher without a fixed pulpit yet deeply involved in church work. Unknown to many, he has been a foremost educator, leading a college in Milinois, once headed Columbia University’s Greek department, and authored several volumes. He knows old classical languages but avoids boasting of his achievements.
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Columbia University
Chrysler
Flyers Return From Cleveland and Nearby Flights
Homer Lane Bill Millsom and Whitey Franklin of the New Castle airport flew to Cleveland yesterday and Thursday Millsom plans to fly from Bellefonte to Allentown next week after an emergency forced landing at Bellefonte last week.
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Bill Millsom
Whitey” Pranklin
New Castle
Cleveland
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Bellefonte
Allentown
Pleads Guilty to Charge at Garage
Bertram Sisley of 7 South Jefferson Street pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house tied to liquor found in his garage at 412 Croton Avenue. Police visited the home but no liquor was found there, and Mrs. Sisley said the attic where moonshine was found was unused and not connected to her residence.
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Bertram Sisley
Jefferson Street
Croton Avenue
Man Taken to Dixmont Hospital After Brain Trouble
Samuel Kuhn of near New Wilmington was transported to Dixmont Hospital this morning by Deputy Sheriff Andy Venditti. A commission including Dr. Paul Wilson Dr. H. C. Mitchell and Attorney Samuel J. Clark examined him yesterday and found brain trouble.
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New Wilmington
Dixmont Hospital
Andy Venditti
Paul Wilson
H. C. Mitchell
Samuel JL. Clark
Ten Days Jail For Bay Rum Incident At Five and Ten
John Varley was arrested Tuesday after an angered act at a local five and ten cent store when the clerk refused to sell bay rum. He was intoxicated at the time. Mayor Charles B. Mayne ordered ten days in the county jail this morning. The remark on futile struggle against uncontrollable conditions closes the report.
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John Varley
Charles B. Mayne
Sales Tax Plan Is Agreed Upon
A 1 percent general sales tax on manufacturers was approved at a 27 senator Republican conference. The plan would raise about 220 million dollars annually to fund a 3.3 billion public works program in the industrial recovery bill, with exemptions for food clothing and medicine. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania will push the levy as a substitute for higher corporation and gasoline taxes.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate panel opposes licensing provisions in bill
The Senate Finance Committee reported the conference favored opposing the licensing provisions in the bill and went on record against them, signaling a potential hurdle for passage and prompting further negotiation on licensing terms.
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Senate Finance Committee
Janitors Begin Annual School Renovation Plan
With the public schools closing Tuesday afternoon the janitor force takes over classrooms for annual renovations. Desks are refinished walls repainted furnaces repaired and many tasks await completion before the September opening. Work directed by Superintendent 8 G Ligo and organized into one unit.
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8. G. Ligo
Renovation plan speeds work on two groups of buildings
Two groups are to be renovated in parallel to speed the overall project. The approach aims to accelerate upgrades by splitting tasks and assigning dedicated crews to each cluster, reducing downtime and ensuring timely completion.
Youths Ahead to Service Camps Given Sandwiches
Youths who left last evening for service in the reforestration camps were supplied with sandwiches and coffee before departure by the Can teen Corps of the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross. A liberal supply of sandwiches was provided and the youths were well satisfied with the service rendered by the chapter women.
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Lawrence County
American Red Cross
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