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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
6
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U S Senator James J. Davis assured Bucknell University graduates that present day opportunities exist despite low economic mood. He lauded Hearst's $5 million bond plan to spur employment at prevailing wages and predicted prosperity through broader wealth distribution. The event included the first radio degree for John T. Anderson of Shickshinny, amid the retirement of Dr. Emory W. Hunt as university president.
Mr and Mrs Reed Houk of Ellwood City returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs John Brown on Allegheny avenue Ira Houk went to his uncle in Pittsburgh for the summer Mrs Elizabeth Holzhauser celebrated a birthday with a Sunday dinner flowers adorned the dining room
Oysters primarily consume microscopic plants carried to them by water currents. The text notes their diet is largely composed of these minute phytoplankton organisms.
State policemen Henecheck Richards and Geceloskey on duty for months were recalled to Troop D barracks Butler Pennsylvania. They may be sent temporarily to Washington County in the mining district. Equipment and records were moved to Butler. The State Highway Patrol remains separate with three officers here.
An open trap shoot will be held at the New Castle Field Club at 6 o'clock D. S. T. Thursday, June 11. It was announced today that a good turnout of shooters is expected.
Grove City Pa June 10 Lamont Hughes president of Carnegie Steel was elected to Grove City College board for three years. W L Clause resigns ill health J Howard Pew named acting president and a nominating committee set. Board approves $750000 building program and hires Mitchell and English as professors.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for their sympathy and aid after the death of our father R. H Meilke and for the floral tributes and cars donated. R. E. MIELKE. MRS. ADOLPH WERNER.
Pennsylvania railroad officials from Al toona Pittsburgh and Philadelphia arrived at Braddock to witness the rolling of 152 pound rails at the Edgar Thomson Works Carnegie Steel. The new rails will be laid on the main line between Pittsburgh and Altoona with trackage laying planned in a few days. Each rail is 32 pounds heavier than the existing roadbed rails.
A proposed 39 foot long section, weighing 152 pounds per yard and sitting three inches higher than current rails, is estimated by railroad engineers to support safe speeds of 100 miles per hour. The note adds an alliterative nod to Pinchot as a possible president, while a quip about a mayor’s honor abroad appears in the page.
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