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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
11
In England an emergent party challenges the Franco British security pact as Daily Express under Lord Beaverbrook vows an anti pact campaign. The paper warns against dividing traditional British policy and signals strong opposition from Beaverbrook's outlet.
Political observers note Lord Beaverbrook may rally isolationist sentiment in Britain to spark a possible new party and turn the public debate over the League of Nations into a broader political battle. The idea of a fresh party is whispered in commentary circles as a strategic move.
Senator Simeon D. Fess told the National Credit Men's association that Coolidge economy would be the chief issue in the 1926 election. He said taxation burden and rising state taxes have awakened voters to the program, boosting support for Coolidge in Congress and the Senate.
Carnegie Playgrounds opened for the summer with Miss Keda Thompson and Miss Mary Miller guiding children. The site offers swings slides showers an auditorium seating many children a Nike tennis court wading pool tents for mud pies checkers and jacks plus a bowling alley volleyball and tennis facilities Attendance runs around 600 each morning with 1200 on opening day The program runs 9 to 11 45 morning and 1 to 4 80 afternoon with movies in the auditorium A little show Losey is planned and private police manage traffic on South Jefferson street to ensure safe crossings for kids
International News from Sturgis Kentucky reports that at noon rescuers pulled the final body from Western Kentucky Coal Company Mine No 9 after a daylight explosion yesterday. Seventeen men were aboard. eleven victims were Negro and unidentifiable due to severe burns, while all six white miners remaining were identified. About two hundred workers were in the mine at the time.
A long list of real estate transfers appears with names, wards, townships, and nominal sums. Entries include Harry Rosenblum to William Rosenblum in Second ward for 1000 dollars and International Real Estate Co to Berta Szilagyi in Shenango township for 404 dollars, among many others. The column ends with a garbled note about a Pittsburgh boy and his mother swapping clothes for booze.
Henry Beuhler and Miss Eliza beth Park motored to Connerut Lake Sunday. The Women's Missionary society of the Christian church will hold an ice cream festival on the lawn at the bandstand Friday evening June 12. Mrs. William Wigton was Gastle visitor Saturday. Barry Weakley of Plainfield T. apant Sunday with his sis Mrs. Harry Dark IT. J. Hofmeister and Ciro Montanentg were In Mahoningtown at tending band practice with the I. RR. band. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers and others visited Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Stanley of New Castle were Edenburg visitors Sunday.
Washington reports June 10 that postal receipts show an increase across nations. Officials note higher rates and improved efficiency amid ongoing postal reforms. Data reflects a general rise in revenue from mail services and related departments. Further details await official breakdowns.
The Post Office Department announced May 1925 receipts of 2,873,363 dollars, an 8.40 percent increase from May 1924's 2,050,000. Springfield Ohio led with a 50.42 percent gain, followed by Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Oakland California with 28.65 percent.
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