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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
14
A fragmented diary style piece reflects social fears about the Chicago World’s Fair, predicting division between those who attended and those who did not. It muses on posterity, souvenirs, and the heat of a summer trip, with vivid, humorous animal observations of daily life and comfort.
Sparse notes recount a 2Bth division reunion during a heat wave with memories of April 1918 at Castle Beach and Bath. The piece recalls a camp night on a white-hot prairie, a soft southern moog, stars, and the scent of wisps in the air as veterans reflect on a distant night.
A. Orhmn Fue yon, a New Castle High School graduate class of IW, Lehigh 1908, and former Winchester Repeating Arms employee, is named president of a newly formed bank succeeding Central Trust Company. He previously led Wheelock Lovejoy in Boston and now resides in Cambridge with his wife and family.
Chicago police disclosed a gun battle in which Mrs. Anus Lupka, 21, was wounded and her husband Leonard Lupka and his brother Job were hit by bullets after a mistaken identity led a chase involving two detectives. The brother allegedly believed a car theft was underway as gangsters fled, prompting police to open fire.
Washington Pennsylvania reports a mother and daughter died after the daughter learned of the other's death. Mrs Arthur L Phillips aged 32 succumbed at home shortly after receiving word that her daughter had died of cerebral hemorrhage in Galeton. The widow had deep family ties in the state and the daughter Mary Phillips Nankurk, 28, was a graduate of Washington Seminary.
An informal note describes a service idea to have a hometown newspaper follow a reader during travel. It mentions leaving New Castle for business or vacation and arranging to send the home paper along with the traveler for several days.
Mrs Margaret Dukes of East Green Street collapsed from heat while attending a Sunday service at the First Congregational Church. She was removed to New Castle Hospital and later discharged after treatment.
On June 12 Grove City College in Grove City, Pennsylvania, assembled 1107 graduates with faculty and visiting ministers. Delegations marched from the administration building on campus to Harbison Memorial Chapel where Dr. Samuel, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Titusville, preached the baccalaureate sermon to the graduates.
A scrambled fragment notes a character described as agile and heroic, with hints of a heroine named Joy. The text appears to discuss a mock or literary scene where description is deferred or declined, leaving the exact identity and context unclear.
A Geneva based Banque Suisse offers a loan in Swiss francs totaling 40.8 million for a public construction project in Buenos Aires Argentina. The proposal outlines funds from a private international lender with terms under negotiation. The deal involves currency exchange considerations and project funding milestones.
Stamford, Conn June 12 Authorities renewed interest in the unsolved murder of Benjamin Collins aboard his yacht Penguin off Long Island Sound on Sept 11 1931 after the arrest of two alleged robbers Frople Drugér 63 and Joseph in Darien.
Guarino, 20, arrested with 190 pieces of stolen silver tied to Mrs Collings widow of a murdered yachtsman. She recalls the older man who boarded their yacht. Also notes new lobsters from Canada sold in the US, and Massachusetts safety islands hit by cars, with 291 incidents on that avenue.
An OCR fragment promotes Proventonto to correct weak blood and restore vigor. It asserts scientific research and user testimonials support increased red blood cells and hemoglobin, urging readers to buy two sizes at drug stores and to resist sales pressure. The text imitates period advertising tone with dubious claims and warnings against “witch” influence.
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