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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
22
Susan Wissler, 82, the United States first woman mayor elected in Dayton, Wyoming, 24 years ago, is found on a ranch near Ashland, Montana. She criticizes aging social programs and favors self reliance while recalling her western town leadership.
Hundreds of years ago llamas served as pack animals carrying food and goods over Peruvian mountain passes. As camels' relative, llamas can store water, are revered in Peru, and defend themselves by spitting a greenish fluid at foes to gain escape.
International News Service reports Moscow to Tima Ata in Kazakstan will host a novel race using three planes: one for directing the event, one scouting ahead, and one carrying fuel and spare parts. The route includes the dangerous sands of Kara Kum and uses Soviet made cars as a test.
I F Washburn of Lexington Nebraska was fined 25 dollars in Cheyenne Wyoming for violating the highway law that prohibits more than 110 consecutive truck hours and requires eight hours rest between shifts. Police testified he had only four hours rest.
Ray Mangrum, renowned West Coast golfer, married Margaret Gordon after two months of practice in Pittsburgh at Oakmont Country Club. The couple wed yesterday after a bridge party on Thursday night. The wedding marks Mangrum's personal win alongside his National Open bid.
Paris June 7 the ministerial council unanimously approved extraordinary powers for Pierre Laval as new premier. The action grants Laval broad authority in the government and wartime governance.
Nature presents theokapi as one of the world’s rarest animals a secretive nocturnal creature and the giraffe’s living relative. It dwells in African forests avoiding crowds moving low among trees using a long mobile tongue to reach food. Only a few observers have seen it alive in its native habitat.
In Lykens Pennsylvania the Lykens Valley Garment plant ended a 300 worker walkout over NRA wage scale cuts. State troopers from Harrisburg arrived. no arrests or injuries. Picket lines of about 100 workers, mainly women, were set up at the plant.
A barking dog startled a circus elephant causing a stampede that crushed nine year old Margaret Francis and injured 29 others in Crockston Minnesota. Circus officials said the elephant charged into seats after the dog barked.
Frank F. Brooks head of the First National Bank Pittsburgh was elected president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at the conclud ing session in Scranton. He succeeded Edgar A. Jones Scranton with Justice George W. Maxey of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court as principal speaker.
In Pueblo Colorado a swift check of a city directory led to a dramatic reunion of George and E B Babcock brothers who had not seen each other for 53 years. E B Babcock 79 and his wife were en route to Sioux City Iowa when a hunch revealed the brother in Pueblo. Both born in New York state and separated in South Dakota each had long tried to locate the other.
Realty transfers show Laughlin J. Copper to John C. Copper in Slippery Rock township for 1 and other small transfers in Little Beaver and Ellwood townships. A later transfer lists Rebecca McConahy to Rost S. Hinton, then back to Rost S. Hinton, all for 1. Brazil announces a three day air mail service to Germany.
Jimmy Thomson of Long Beach Calif shot a 36 37 73 to post 146 and lead the National Open after two rounds at Oakmont. Al Espinosa and Horton Smith were five strokes back at 151, Mortie Dutra 154, Vic Ghezzi 153.
Paris reports Captain Rene Pugnet of the Normandie, France's new super liner, as a teetotaler who avoids smoking and is a disciplined leader. He quotes pride in his duty and compares the Normandie’s length to the Queen Mary while recounting long fog duty aboard the Paris. He also enjoys fencing and music and studies languages each day.
Kasimir Vedzicky, Berlin’s sole royal barber under National Socialist Germany, shaves King Gustav of Sweden when he visits Berlin posing as Mr. G. Their friendship began in 1925 at a major Berlin hotel where Vedzicky headed the barber shop.
The bar pours a transparent liquid that seems water and an amber liquid like whiskey but is tea. The passage notes a boy aged 15 to 19 at high drown risk and cites over 1100 drownings yearly. It also describes Canadian ancestry and a powder mix of magnesium with oxygen rich compounds used in flashlights.
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