Dime a Dance Dives And A New Ultra Modern Hotel
In New York a string of midtown dime a dance halls endure amid grim atmosphere. A forthcoming 480 room hotel in the East Seventies promises advanced amenities including in room radio devices and a drop desk for dictation. Prices start at 25 a day for suites with a goal to be the world’s most equipped and select hotel. The piece recalls personal ties and a tale of a missing artist colleague.
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New York
0.C. McIntyre
America
Wilmington
Delaware
duPont
Wilmington Inn
Air Map to Cover 5000 Square Miles in Pennsylvania Farms
Nearly 5,000 square miles of Pennsylvania farm lands will be air mapped this summer under AAA conservation. W S Hagar says mapping contracts in southeast Pennsylvania are let, with Delaware County and parts of Adams Berks Chester Cumberland Franklin Lancaster Montgomery Perry York among areas to be mapped. The program aims to provide permanent, accurate land records to aid conservation efforts and officials report 61,000 farmers already signed up.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Keystone State
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
W. S. Hagar
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Delaware County
Adams
Berks
Chester
Cumberland
Franklin
Lancaster
Montgomery
Perry
York
Dauphin
Lebanon
Hagar
AAA
Pitzer Brothers Seek Expanded Truck Lines Across Six States
The interstate commerce commission schedules hearings in Pittsburgh on June 17 for New Castle duo David and Albert Pitzer to extend their motor vehicle contract carrier routes through Pennsylvania West Virginia and New York for malt beverages and containers. They also seek public convenience and necessity certificates to operate as a common carrier on Cleveland routes to Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Detroit New York City Buffalo Syracuse and Rochester New York.
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Arthur C. Wimer
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
David Pitzer
Albert Pitzer
New Castle
West Virginia
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
A. F. Burroughs
Commission
Joint Board of Pennsylvania and
Pittsburgh
Pitzer Brothers
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
New York City
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
Borroughs
Veil Tradition Traces to Medieval Canopy Rite
The bridal veil echoes the medieval canopy held above the couple at a wedding. It symbolized the responsibilities the pair assumed and formed the basis for the modern veil tradition passed down through generations.
Transfers and local notices shape Lawrence County items
Realty transfers list Francis P Drake to Gordon M Potter for $1 and others with $1 to $800 values. The next district attorney salary rises to 3800 dollars annually, and voter registration details outline dates and hours. Milk producers clash with rule violations. registrars prepare for permanent registration and primary deadlines. The grand jury continues reviewing indictments handed up by the district attorney.
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Lawrence County
Carmi G. Preston
Lawrence
Road bill to transfer Slippery Rock bridge project
The state will take over the Slippery Rock creek bridge project under the omnibus road bill. The matter may not go before the grand jury as the bill awaits the governor's signature and attorneys expect completion by midweek.
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Slippery Rock Creek
Grand
General Assembly
City WPA Workers Resume Bunkroom Construction
Employees of the WPA have resumed work on a bunkroom behind the police patrol garage after a pause. Painters are also finishing woodwork on a partition between the first and second floors of city hall.
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WPA
City Hall
Rooted Approach to Reaching the Top Highlighted
An editorial line argues that success starts with addressing underlying causes rather than chasing surface results. It emphasizes foundational work, disciplined practice, and consistent routines as paths to improvement and achievement.
Council approves street material contracts for B program
Finance Director James L. Fink reports approval of several contracts for material ordered for the B paying program. Approved items include crushed stone from Carbon Limestone Company for 600 dollars and cement from D G Ramsey & Sons Mahoning Supply New Castle Lumber & Supply and Fombelle Coal & Supply each at 640 dollars. More contracts will be approved as prepared. The council also approved additional contracts. Romantic fashion dominates hats dresses lingerie shoes and hose echoing the poet Alfred Musset and Mme de Stael.
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Council On
Finance
James L. Fink
Carbon Limestone Company
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Mahoning Supply Company
New Castle Lumber & Supply Company
Fombelle Coal & Supply Company
Council
Alfred Musset
Mme. de Stael
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O. McIntyre
Verne Porter
Dolor
Clyde von Mauri
Hampton's Magazine
Dan Sayre Grosbeck
von Mauri
Don Allen
Don
East
Middle West
Old Evening World
Evening World
Boston
Old States
Sealyham
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Penney’s
J.c.penney Coj Inc
Eckerd
East Washington St
Kelvin
Robins
E. North St. Temple Building
Julian Goldman
Neiman’s
Armstrong Air Coaster
Inter-State Commerce Commission
MET
Dean Phipps Auto Stores
New Castle, PA
Washington St
Wolverine
Sam H. McGoun
United States
Transatlant
Liccerr & Myrrs
Tosacco Co
Court House Hill
Francis P. Drake
Gordon M. Potter
Washington Township
J. E. Young
Clarence E. Miller
Neshannock
Karol Furmanowicz
Michael Magusiak
New Castleboro
J. Howard Taylor
Clarence M. Fox
Neshannock Township
Charles F. Queer
Paul McPherson
North Beaver Township
George H. Bolinger
Shenango
Thomas Edmonds
Floyd H. Cotton
Joseph Hannon
Union
William McElwee
New Wilmington
George T. Weingartner
Milk Control Board
Control Board
Court House
J.R. Rick
Motor Car Co
City
D. L. Rosenthal
H. H. Rosenthal
Greer Building
Grace
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
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