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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

13

Martin Will Retire As Republican Party Chairman

Harrisburg reports Gen Edward Martin plans voluntary retirement as state Republican chairman within 24 hours after meetings with Attorney General Schnader Baldwin and Sen Harry Scott. He arrived in Harrisburg from Chicago and may back M Harvey Taylor for internal affairs. A press conference is expected today.

International News Service Harrisburg Edward Martin Republican Party Martin Capital National Committee Chicago William A. Schnader Auclor Frank &. Baldwin Harry B. Scott Dauphin County M. Harvey Taylor Baldwin Sterling McNees Schnader

Price changes lower milk and dairy product costs

New price list cuts minimums for Class 2 milk to 3.5 times the New York butter average and removes the 20 percent overrun. Class 2 A and 2 5 follow with adjusted bonuses. Cream buttermilk and regular buttermilk prices rise in Philadelphia effective June 11, with wholesalers' minimums increasing accordingly.

New York Philadelphia

Milk price changes hit Pennsylvania dairy markets

Harrisburg June 7 state milk control board cut minimum prices paid to farmers for manufacturing milk and raised by one cent the retail buttermilk price in the Philadelphia area. The cuts average about 16 cents per hundredweight and are likely temporary amid the heavy pro- changes.

Commencement Tonight At Bessemer High School Class Of 1934

The Rev. F. B. McAllister former New Castle pastor now at Youngstown First Baptist will deliver the commencement address. Fifty one seniors will receive diplomas at the Bessemer high school auditorium. We do our part to hasten progress. An improved model always comes out the week after we buy.

F. B. McAllister New Castle First Baptist Temple Youngstown Bessemer High Audi

Moone's Emerald Oil Foot Remedy Promises Fast Relief

An advertised foot treatment claims to ease sore inflamed and swollen feet. The product, Moone's Emerald Oil, is sold by Eckerd's Drug Store and New Castle Drug Co with a money back guarantee and odor elimination benefit after initial uses.

Eckerd New Castle Drug Co Moone

Birth of Belgian Queen Astrid’s Son Albert I

Brussels reports erupting cannons totaling 101 salvos announce the birth of Queen Astrid’s third child. The infant, weighing seven pounds five ounces, has blue eyes and chestnut hair. He is titled Prince Albert of Liege, named after King Albert I who died last February near Namur.

International Brussels Beligum Astrid Laeken Albert Albert I Namur Leopold Prince Albert of Liege

Local Swimmers Meeting Tonight in Yon County

A 60 member Red Cross and county swimmers group meets at the YMCA at 7 30 pm to outline a drownings prevention program for the year. Director Jack Hulme of Westminister College leads the effort, replacing the Flying Squadron with a life saving and swimming instruction group supported by the Red Cross.

Jack Hulme Westminster College Lawrence County American Red Cross Red Cross Hulme The Hume Alec Samuels Hulmena Sg Tenk

Robots Replace Hens On Farms

The June issue of the Pennsylvania Game News reports a revolution in game farming with robotic hatching systems replacing barn yard hens. It notes dramatic modernization at Jordan State Game Farm near Harlansburg Lawrence County, highlighting its status as a leading propagation center with up to date equipment.

Pennsylvania Game News Game Commissioners Jordan State Harlansburg Lawrence County Jordan Farm Saghes

Marriage Licenses and an Auto Injury Incident in New Castle

A list of marriage licenses includes Dorothy Campbell and Edward T. Roberts among others from Akron to Ellwood City and New Castle to Cleveland. Separately Archie Eason, 42, of McKees Rocks, was struck by a car on the New Wilmington road near New Castle at about 8:20 pm, sustaining minor injuries and taken to New Castle hospital. driver’s name unavailable, Eason was walking along the highway at the time.

Archie Eason McKees Rocks New Wilmington Road New Castle Hospital

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Margaret Letham

The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the death of Mrs. Margaret Letham and for floral tributes and car donations.

Housing Bill To Be Revised By Williams

Washington bankers and lawmakers push for drastic changes to the administration housing bill. The House Banking Committee backs reform amid fears the measure would centralize control and damage building and loan associations. Members cite it as industrial financing, not a housing bill, and warn government obligations could rise high. Rep Husby says relief should be administered locally, not from Washington.

Williams. Neal Rep Husby Mississippi Washington, D. C

Rare Disease Is Fatal To Young Man In Hospital

Pittsburgh, June 7. After 75 blood transfusions and a major operation in 11 weeks, Sylvan D. Leech, 25, of Herman, died at Columbia hospital. Coroner's report states death from purpura hemorrhagica, a rare blood disease with constant hemorrhages. Leech went to the hospital at the urging of a Butler physician for a nose bleed. Obligate plants are plants that can grow in only one life condition. Rose growing under glass has become a growing industry.

International News Service Pittsburgh Relly Sylvan D. Leech Herman Columbia Hospital Leech

State Game Farms Helped By C. W. A

The June issue of Pennsylvania Game News notes Civil Works Administration support boosted work on state game lands and farms from November 20 to April 1. It lists 72 original and 58 supplemental projects across 40 counties, plus 57 tracts of state game lands and four state game farms, including the Jordan Farm near Harlansburg.

Civil Works Administration Pennsylvania Game News Jordan Farm Harlansburg

Portersville Station Social Roundup and Picnic

Albert Miller moved from Billsburgh to Portersville Station. Hazel Stickel visited with Dorothy Newton. Florence Brandon visited the McDanel family. Old Timers and Sunday school plan their annual picnic at the U P church on June 14. Rev Carl Jones and family from Sharon were hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Stickel. Mrs H D McClymonds and children visited Ethel Miller in Butler Sunday afternoon.

Albert Miller Billsburgh Portersville Hazel Stickel Dorothy Newton Florence Brandon Wm. McDanel U. P. Church of Carl Jones Sharon Harry Stickel H. D. McClymonds Barry Grace Arthur Kenneth Ethel Miller Butler

Three Year Old Boy Hit By Auto

Dominick DiMuccio aged three son of Mr and Mrs Ralph DiMuccio of 804 South Jefferson street was struck by an automobile driven by Anna MacMichael of 24 East Evergreen avenue Youngstown Ohio on Moravia street near the viaduct Wednesday around 5 PM. He received injuries about the head and lips and is in New Castle hospital described as good this morning.

Dominick DiMuccio Ralph DiMuccio Jefferson Street Moravia Street Anna MacMichael Evergreen Avenue Youngstown Ohio New Castle Hospital

Oil City Girl Drowns At Sugar Creek Scene

Evelyn O. Miller, 19, drowned after stepping beyond her depth in Sugar Creek run near Oil City. She and three companions were on the opposite bank when the accident occurred last night, marking the district's first swimming fatality of the season.

International News Service OL City Evelyn O. Miller Sugar Creek Run

Family thanks for kindness after Mrs Mary Jesensky’s death

The Jesensky family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs Mary Jesensky also thanking those who sent flowers or donated cars Andrew Jesensky and children

Mary Jesensky

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Bessemer Rev. McAllister Prince of Jack Hume Dorothy Campbell Seeee Young Edward T. Roberts Akron, O Beatrice A. Behling Akron, O. Chas A. Market Grace I. McKim Cart O. Lersch Joseph Holecko Lowellville, O. Mary Dinhos Struthers James Collier Cleveland Vera Sweet N. J. McGinnis Lowellville Bessie Moore Blazini Eliport Veda Fiittes Wesessysseu Frisco Margaret Letham Oldsmobile General Motors Rogers Washington St Oxfords East Washington ST Portersville Station Oil City Andrew Jesensky
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