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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
7
Mayor McGrath announced Cascade Park's Billy Glenn pool will open within about ten days to two weeks. Billy Glenn will operate the facility after council talks, with thorough cleaning and water filtration planned to ensure a high quality bath.
Thomas M. Boyle, manager of The Castleton hotel, marks five years in charge. He came to New Castle from Sharon to run the Castleton and has built goodwill across the eastern and middle western states, elevating the hotel to national recognition.
The Castleton hotel in New Castle draws touring guests who increasingly include longtime visitors to the property. The locally owned hotel has modern rooms, updated decor, improved cuisine, and a capable manager applying contemporary management ideas to build a regional reputation across a dozen states.
The Franklin Highway Group will hold a Friday noon luncheon at the Castleton Hotel. President John H. Williamson of Findley Ohio will attend and discuss the Benjamin Franklin highway with guests from western Pennsylvania counties.
Plaid handkerchiefs in authentic Scotch patterns are among the season's cheering notes. The article highlights plaid fashion as a fresh detail for wardrobes this year.
Hollywood report says Jean Harlow had a death premonition two weeks earlier. Violet Denoyer, her makeup attendant at MGM for five years, recalled Harlow's gaze and remark on the day she fell ill. A separate legal note mentions De Felice bound over for grand jury with details of relief benefits and expected court trial in mid June.
Unusual speech marked the James W. Moorehead case against Sam De Felice of Pollock avenue. The emergency relief board executive director faced charges of obtaining relief under false pretense. The case was entered in Alderman O. H. P. Green's office on Friday of last week. On Monday
In Youngstown Ohio on June 8 sheriffs mobilized scores of special deputies armed with tear gas guns and hand grenades and two armored trucks to enforce a disarm order for CIO strike pickets. Sheriff Ralph E Elser backed Police Chief Carl Olson who demanded immediate disarmament while Philip Murray urged a government inquiry and sent a telegram to Senator Bridges seeking a senate investigation into alleged strike irregularities.
Grove City college trustees announced two gifts to fund campus projects. An undesignated gift from Harry J. Crawford will finance an administration hall on the upper campus. A $2000 donation from Mr and Mrs Wendell August creates a student loan fund in memory of their son Donald Dick August, who died in the Sun Racer crash near Uniontown in April 1936.
Lawrence County Sportsmen Association screens moving pictures of trout and bass fishing at 8 o'clock this evening in the city building third floor. The event aims to entertain members and highlight local fishing scenes.
John F. Haven leads a crew painting traffic lines at the East Street and Neshannock Avenue junction. The previous day the workers were on East Washington Street east of Croton Avenue.
Governor Martin L. Davey declines to send troops to the Mahoning Valley steel strike zone but pledges to use every effort to control pickets hindering food car movements. Adjutant General Emil Marx directs National Guard observers to work with local authorities to assess enforcement capability. The report also notes staff changes in local schools and mentions there are 96 federal and state penitentiaries in the United States.
The Slippery Rock township school board chose three new teachers at last night’s meeting. Irwin Stankard and Ruth Houk were hired for the high school, with Stankard replacing Forrest Eakin who will move to Bessemer. The third appointee will teach in the grade school.
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