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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
10
Workmen tearing down an old Marburg house unearthed several hundred ancient Carthaginian gold coins sealed in a pot and embedded in a wall. Archaeologists theorize the coins were hidden by Hannibal during the second Punic War as his troops crossed the Alps in the 2nd or 3rd century B C.
In Monongahela Pennsylvania the curfew for school children is moved from 9 p m to 10 p m during the summer vacation. Officials say the extra hour is for play and amusement with no fear of breaking curfew.
British naval expert Lieutenant-Commander J M Kenworthy argues in the Daily Telegraph that Germanys new vest pocket wonder cruisers make disarmament impossible. He warns these ships force a costlier naval race and that budget limits, not treaties, offer the only practical restraint.
Chicago report shows 2,020 grade crossing deaths in 1930, the lowest since 1922, despite more than twice as many cars. The committee says 30 million dollars spent since 1923 reduced fatalities. public cooperation and caution at crossings are urged.
Paris June 12 The summer curl crisis worries fashionable women as they chase hair long enough to roll into tiny back curls. Salt water and pool swims threaten the style, prompting forecasts of returning to shorter coifs or sticking with sunbathing.
John E. Glazier was arrested Wednesday on Raymond Street by constables on charges of assault and battery and surety of the peace with a warrant from last fall. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid the costs after the other charges were withdrawn in Alderman Hamilton's office yesterday afternoon.
Pauline Shacan of New Brighton received three years probation after pleading guilty to a liquor charge and must pay costs and stay away from New Brighton. Susan Nangle of Enon Valley also pled guilty to manufacture and possession of liquor and was placed on three years probation on condition she leave the state and not return.
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