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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
5
Roosevelt approves an allotment of 343000 for continuation of a statewide highway improvement program in Lawrence County. The WPA will fund labor for drainage, widening, and several small bridges on state owned roads, creating about 20 jobs once the project starts. Exact start date undecided.
A car in Mondar caught fire when sun rays reflected by a mirror ignited the rear upholstery. The blaze, caused by the sun, resulted in about 10 dollars in damage. William Marquard drove the auto to the No. 3 engine house to report the incident.
The note urges readers to contribute to relief for Chinese civilians and children in distress. It emphasizes personal responsibility and asks for monetary support to address widespread hunger and hardship.
Washington June 7 News that both Senate and House leaders aim for speedy accord on the administration spending program, with conference to begin today. Key differences include parity payments to farmers, expansion of the U S housing authority, and increased WPA funding. A compromise is expected as leaders note urgency for legislation.
A city hall notice says firemen will hold a convention this summer and the council likely will provide funds for music. The royal firemen fought to secure the event and city officials expect their help will ensure a successful convention. Five people were arrested for drunken driving last month as police tighten checks. A drunk person examined by a physician will be held for court. Referee S Dobrowolski of the Workmen’s Compensation Board will hold three hearings this week.
In Baltimore and Chicago region gun clash during an attempted arrest wounded two B and C men. Herbert Formwah, a telegraph operator, shot twice and in critical condition, and Harry Lins, a policeman, wounded in the right arm. Special squads searched the Bay View yards after the incident as two suspects fled.
Mrs William Lestas hosted a summer cottage gathering by the Athenian club with families Sunday. Afternoon games, a long table supper, and an informal evening of cards featured a perfect hand bid by James Christ. Prizes went to Andy Korinds and Mrs William Listas. George Keniklis won the consolation. A chainty lunch followed and plans to meet again at Mr and Mrs Theodore Gostell on Nes-annock avenue in four weeks were made.
An event at St. Mary's featured awards presented by Mrs. Marvin Dinstrare to Ue Riley and Tepresem, with Aux Was Mr. FO oA Peukerton Sharer Greenvie Pecqapsl Macaind receiving recognition. The program included a discussion on polices, checked by telephone, and noted area improvements to replace an existing pole.
The Bell Telephone Company improves district communications by rebuilding telephone lines in New Castle and Rochester, aiming to restore and enhance service reliability for residents and businesses.
Fire Chief A P Mellwain announced Box 24 has moved from East and Grant to Highland and Grant after repeated false alarms from the secluded location. The change aims to improve response and reduce nuisance alarms in the district.
City forester Qwen Fox received council approval Monday at City Hall to remove a dangerous tree at the southeast corner of Garfield Avenue and Albert Street. The action follows safety concerns voiced by residents and local officials.
Ane Mwopregenyy bias ber ar ranged for the Men's Federation of Adult Brine wools at County Sabbaty Asana Conventinn. The Meeeng Wi opera 730 clock attendees include Councilman JD Alexander Civ Ereginey Gein Ro Throup and Platt Operatae Prank Nye Kent. State College hosts the siege disposal plat operatérs convention this week.
A county court denied Mandas Moore and another party’s divorce petition, issuing an opinion that leaves the marriage status unresolved and outlines the court’s reasoning on grounds for dissolution.
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