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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

15

Telephone ruse aids robbery at Philadelphia bank

A New York gang used a telephone ruse at the Trust Company in Philadelphia to steal about $200,000 in securities and bonds. A clerk was lured from a desk by a phone message and the valuables were taken during the distraction. Detectives linked the scheme to a metropolitan gang active over the past year.

Philadelphia Sam Thie Ce Trust Company Pennsylvania Company For New York

Civil War Veteran Becomes Aviation Enthusiast at 91

A Miami Oklahoma man, a civil war veteran aged 91, has become an aviation enthusiast. He made his first flight traveling from Miami to Oklahoma City, marking a milestone in his late life aviation interest.

Comb Miami Okla Oklahoma City

B. & C. Freight Car Is Robbed!

Lieutenant Karl Wright of the Baltimore and Olia Police reports a merchandise freight car was broken into in the yards of the company. Two cases of Union Workman tobacco a three pound can of Bohemian Malt and 27 pairs of blue serge trousers were taken.

Karl Wright Baltimore and Olia Union Worksman Tobacco

Took His $70,000 He Says and Went Away

J W Mc Graff of Boston says he was duped by two men he met in Tampa who claimed to have won him 70000 on a horse race They demanded his 12000 cash bet as proof he was earnest Mc Graff obtained the money from a Boston bank and handed it over but has not received the 70000.

Unternicoun! News Service Tampa Fla J. W. McGraff Boston Mass McGraff

Police Officers Not Color-Blind

Abington Pennsylvania June 10 James Crutchfield of Ghestmant not colorblind. He rode at night in a car with 1831 license tags. Patrolmen Scott and Streeper stopped him, then brought all to the police station. Magistrate Williams advised paying a ten dollar blue ink certificate and a fine of 3.50. He paid and left. There goes the phone again said she but I am too tired to answer it.

International News Service Abington James Crutchfield Ghestmant Pennsylvania Scott Streeper Crutchfield Easton Road Dim Mie Williams

Program Aims To Celebrate Children S Day At Central Church

The annual children's day program at Central Presbyterian Church will be observed Sunday morning. Readings and recitations by many Sunday school departments include recitations such as This is Children s Day and Do You Know Why with songs led by groups like Jesus Loves Children and Rosebuds. Several classes perform exercises and Bible drills, ending with songs from the Junior Department and offerings for Infant Baptism.

Central Presbyterian Central Presbyterian Church As Tollows Charles Shaw Dorothy Rudisin Donnie Hague Leslie Wilson Jack Montgomery Jesus Bob Moser Ellie Allen Evelyn Festosa Paul Allen Thelma Thompson Betty Jean Milliken S. S Elaine Potter the Pransy Dorothy Marie Anderson Betty Jean Coryca Shirley Maxine Duffy Miss Swisher Gene Porter Dorothy Benn Jonan McCollan God Is Love Dlackie Capitoln Gwyn al Harold Capstain Evelyn Fostosa Charmans Young Miss Lewis Bob Leslie Shirley Gaston Robert Gettle John Shaw Charles Moser Virginia Donaldson Christman Mrs. Riley Vivian Douglass Alex Chambers Bobby Bohn Miss Fry Dorothy Duffy Jack Gaston Miss Robinson A. Mission Hospital Bobby Hogue Recita Wen Pauline 1 Mrs. Montgomery

Police Use Amusement To Quiet Noisy Waterloo Kids

In Waterloo June 10 police turned entertainer to calm a residential disturbance by children. A scout car became stuck in mud and, with towing help, the scene drew amused onlookers as the police effort quelled the ruckus. Veterans Bureau evens things up and the refrain about medals hints at broader themes.

Taternaciana Service Waterloo Veterans’ Bureau

Boston quiz reveals quirky historic city landmarks

Boston University Dean William Marshall Warren tests liberal arts students with a location quiz in a stretch between Beacon Hill and the Rack Bay. Items include a beach stone street, a building with fourteen US president named sections, a rat carved in stone, a Latin motto split oddly, three statues with quirky features, and a mysterious bayonet clue.

Caternassouil New Service Boston United States State House Beacon Hill Fens Rack Bay

Dynamite Scare Sparks Fort Worth Bag of Dishwater

Fort Worth Texas June 1 The discovery of a dynamite fuse protruding from a package found by E Burgess near Thirteenth Street drew a crowd and police to a plumbing shop. The wrapped package contained dishwater rumor and a Confederate bayonet surfaced among workers on a city excavation.

International News Service Fort Worth Texas C. E. Burgess

Man Injured In City Jail Fall From Bunk

A man being detained in the city jail sustained a deep gash on the head after falling from a bunk late yesterday. A physician was called to treat him this morning as he remains in custody and traffic moves for a presidential candidate.

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