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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
8
Fifty seven men and thirteen women will serve as petit jurors next week for trials tied to indictments. The list shows a notably lower female share, drawn from the jury wheel, with names from Plain Grove to Perry across wards and towns.
Nown in ancient times as a Pillar of Hercules, the rock of Gibraltar guards the 14 mile west entry to the Mediterranean. Rising 1400 feet and fortified, it withstood Moorish rule, siege by Spain, and a 1779 four year attempt to retake it, before England held it.
The report notes a buzz about Mrs Edison possibly marrying again while Cecil B DeMille opposes the idea. At a recent dinner DeMille sat with his daughter Katherine DeMille and remarked that after helping the cook dress chickens one should wash hands, drawing attention to manners.
Hollywood on June 7 reports film star Joe Morrison a leading bachelor struck at the rise of crimson fingernails and artificial eyelashes. Morrison announced that women...
The Hudson's Bay Company ship Nascopie will depart in July on its annual Far North voyage carrying artist Stanley Knapp, 22, famed for painting with hair brushes. Knapp runs the Clyde Bay post north of Frobisher Bay. National Gallery trustees will supply proper materials for his work.
Official censorship data for the past year reveals American films dominating the Chinese market with 78 percent of approvals. Japan accounts for 10 percent, Chinese films 8.7 percent, and Britain 20 percent, while Germany, France, Italy and Soviet Russia together total about 1 percent.
Stamp collectors learn mounting matters Blank albums offer flexible, specialized growth in philately. The column discusses illustrated versus blank albums and warns about overfull spaces and double sided pages.
Denver plans the 1935 National Education Association convention in early July with an expected attendance of at least 15000 educators from across the country. A novel and practical display will accompany the event.
A description explains a high school radio station that serves as a messaging link for visitors to broadcast greetings or notes to their families at home. The setup emphasizes student involvement and community communication via on air messages.
Laborers digging for a 2000 acre arboretum project in Springfield township near Connellsville unearthed 300 Indian bones and uncovered a cemetery with 64 graves of settlers and soldiers. Markings indicate final burials date to 1848.
In Fengjun villagers watch as an 88 year old bridegroom presents a heavy carved coffin as dowry for his 77 year old bride. Eight professional pallbearers carry the dark tribute as crowds praise the unusual display.
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