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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
10
A big turnout of Lawrence county children at Cascade Park yesterday featured a Rainbow Terrace vaudeville with dances by children. Manager Carl Shaner cited the event as one of the park's largest crowds.
About 20 persons, mostly children from one to 14, were injured when a picnic trolley car carrying schoolchildren jumped the tracks near Pittsburgh. Motorman D S Davis, 32, was pinned as a pillar pierced the roof. investigators cite brakes failure and a trailing trailer forcing the front car from rails.
A grateful note from Mrs. Anna E. Banks and family thanks friends for love and kindness during their bereavement.
Twelve true bills and eight not true bills were returned by the grand jury. Names include Ory Mariani transporting intoxicating liquor Jim Russilio selling intoxicating liquor Charles Kennedy operating motor vehicle under suspended privileges Ralph McConahy break and enter Carl Flowers larceny Nelson Dunlap breaking and entering Andrew Marshall forcible entry Charles Park Jr aggravated assault and battery Pasquale Latansa pointing firearms and selling liquor Tony D Andrea selling liquor Stanley Sergnevich possessing liquor Not true bills include George A Burrows possessing liquor Matthew Kolitz larceny William Young alias William Howard Owens malicious mischief Prosecutrix Martha Thomas Angeline Smith felonious assault and battery Leola Ray and Miles Evans larceny Pasquili Latansa keeping disorderly house County pay costs and related entries.
Elmer Connor of 101 Fifth Street Ellwood City reported to police that his car was parked behind the courthouse when a car with Pennsylvania license 8789S struck it causing damage.
The Columbus Ohio State Journal notes objections to a policy delaying marriage for newly graduated ensigns for two years, arguing it discounts practical fighting experience gained during service.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid. A testimonial from Bernard Shapiro of Brooklyn recounts rapid weight loss from 242 lb to 198 lb in two months, with improved blood pressure, urging readers to buy Kruschen at Eckerd's Cut Rate or similar drugstores and insist on a money back guarantee.
Mildred Reid of Knoxville Tenn selected as State sponsor for the Rho dodendron Festival starting June 15 in Ashville North Carolina. Reid senior at the University of Tennessee and honorary colonel with 1500 cadets approving the choice.
Officers arrested George Lewis Rocky Lewis Chester Allen and John Bame during a gathering on Croton School property after a call about a disturbance. All were taken to the police station where charges of vagrancy and disorderly conduct were prepared and a hearing scheduled.
County health officer George Montgomery tours county road stands to check compliance with sanitation laws. He reports most stands are satisfactory with some required changes implemented. Local patrons visit stands with picnic setups as seasonal tourism remains light. Adolf Hitler reference noted as editorial comment.
Charles Courtney, a New York master locksmith, sails under sealed orders on a secret mission tied to a glamorous treasure. He is said to be assigned to open strong boxes from a vessel salvaged from the sea once lost in war, before sailing from his New York shop toward an elusive romantic job.
Thomas Flanagan was re elected Grand Knight for 1932 1933 at St Marys Council No 512 Knights of Columbus. Officers elected include Hugh M Rocks William J Carlin Joseph R Guilfoil John C Carlin Frank P Stecle Hugh Dougherty Charles R Swords Howard P Callahan Anthony Carbon Stephen N Griffith Thomas Cunningham Hugh M Rocks Thomas Planagan John C Carlin Thomas Martin. I know Bill isnt yellow.
S W McGeem of Franklin reports two black men stopped him on South Mill Street near the Lawrence Laundry about 1 am today. One held him while the other rifled his clothes and took $3 before fleeing.
Judge R L Hildebrand presides in chambers as juvenile delinquents are questioned. Parents may be asked for information while the court investigates behavior and places youths under parole officer Jack Dunlap for regular reporting.
City dog catcher Charles Settle said stray dog complaints should be reported to him. He asked residents to call 2730 M or visit his East Main Street home at 715 East Main for concerns.
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