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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
8
Investigators find that Starr Faithfull, the slain New York woman, knew many rich men and attracted several admirers. Police probe linked to socialite circles and possible motives tied to her connections.
Wyandotte County officials report weak demand as the old Wyandotte County courthouse site, bought in 1882 from the Wyandotte Indian tribe, goes to public auction in Kansas City. Three bidders contend for the property in a sluggish market.
Ottawa reports Saskatchewan creamery butter production for January through April reached 4,331,904 pounds, up 1,942,512 pounds or 18.3 percent from the same period last year.
In New York on June 12 District Attorney Elvin Edwards cited Starr Faithfull's diary to probe connections of powerful men in her death. The Greenwich Village model, age 25, was found dead on Long Beach, Long Island, as authorities seek clues to a decade’s most vivid murder. Captain Irving in Liverpool supplied the Franconia return story, saying Faithfull was aboard as a visitor and was lowered to a tug after the ship passed the landing stage.
Rome critics praise Werner Janssen of Cleveland Ohio as an artist of rare talent and superior ability after his performance of American Kaleidoscope with the Rome Quartet at the Accademia Filarmonica. They call him an unusually American musician and a promising future for American music.
Professor John Orr named head of Westminster College Bible department, succeeding retired Dr. R J Love. He earned a Ph D from the University of Pittsburgh this week with a thesis on philosophy after study at Pitt and the University of Berlin. Orr is a Wooster College 1907 graduate with a master’s from Princeton 1909 and B D from Princeton Seminary 1910. He pastored in Howell Michigan from 1920 to 1928 before joining Westminster in 1928.
For the second summer the New Haven Auto club keeps uniformed road patrols and emergency stations at busy traffic centers in New Haven county. Services are available to all motorists and members hold keys to stations to aid themselves when patrolmen are away. The system follows the English plan.
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