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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
13
County projects advance at Harlansburg and other sites with walls rising and foundations set. The Egules canyparous campus expects completion before next fall opening, with total estimated costs around $199,000 across three schools.
Professor Dummith spoke at Rotary about vitamins and preventing harm to future generations. He highlighted vitamins A B C and D, showed dog testing slides, and urged better diets including musk eggs and dear patients admitted and discharged listed with names. The council approved buying 1000 pounds of grass seed for the city golf course at 320 dollars.
In a concluding remark the professor stated that green vegetables contribute to a healthier, sounder body and can be part of a well rounded diet.
Cascade Park police announced after Saturday night arrests at recreation centers that several arrestees will be banned from the park for the current season. Chief Newell said the policy remains to prohibit disorderly conduct and will continue quick removals with fines and costs upon conviction. The force, large for the park, will uphold decorum and ban the rowdy element at the outset of the season.
After months of discussion the Wilmington council will meet with Solicitor White and City Engineer Miller to decide which improvements to pursue in a five year program. The debate focuses on sewer relief along Wilmington Avenue West and the conditions for a potential bond issue. White cautions that state approval requires specific projects and estimated costs, noting Fuller and McClintock’s report is not definite.
The council, saligitor, and engineer will convene Tuesday to discuss sewer distress relief and thoroughfare improvements. They will also set the amount of a provable bond issue before final legislation follows.
Elyria Ohio June 19 Two men are dead and a third is dying after a late yesterday plane crash on approach to land George Huneke 20 a Demolay lodge member instantly killed Carl Vandervest 33 pilot died today in Elyria Clinic and Richard Clark 21 Cleveland is dying at the Clinic witnesses at the air service field saw Vanderveer drop to about 100 feet before the plane went tail first into the lake and crashed
Dr. Wallace charged 25 graduates to live a salt life guided by three urges toward building the Holy Kingdom. He urged constant contact with Christ, noted the class will hold class day, and announced Wednesday’s graduation exercises with Dr. Green delivering the commencement address.
Twenty three parents were examined at the special clinic for colored people in the Elmslyoet Y W C A. Dr Willand Brown and Dr George Garnett led the examination. Findings included suspected latent tuberculosis in two adults and three children, pulmonary tuberculosis in one adult, posture defects, underweight and overweight cases, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, and poor dental hygiene.
Harrisburg June 1 report from the employment bureau under Secretary Peter Glick notes high current production at the anthracite mines signals improved business conditions. The outlook forecasts 1929 will outstrip earlier production and consumption. Demand for skilled metal trades workers remains high and Pittsburgh reports acute shortages while textile employment holds steady. Better weather is expected to boost building and construction, while cool rainy spring reduces farm labor demand.
Joe Samuels and two others arrested over the weekend by Officer Plinner were brought before Alderman Hamilton. They face charges of breaking and entering and alleged participation in the robbery at Dad's Gasoline Station on Grove Street last October. They had been sought since then but not apprehended until now.
A chaotic report notes attempts to mobilize bands and secure support as authorities place individuals in custody. The case remains unsettled with tensions high and positions shifting as events unfold.
In Bowles Field the new clay courts are being prepared with the surface spread and marked for play. Officials say the facilities will be ready soon for local matches and practice, with seating and nearby plots allocated for spectators and players.
Collision on Jackson Hill blocks roadway as two vehicles collide near Mit campus area. Injuries reported and traffic delayed while responders assist. Witnesses say one driver swerved to avoid an obstacle. details under police investigation.
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