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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

22

Germany Moves to Implement Dawes Plan in Full

Berlin June 13 Germany accelerates steps to execute the Dawes reparation plan and seeks a final settlement of reparations. Chancellor Marx told International News Service that preparations are in full swing and nothing will be left undone. Dawes, head of the commission, has just been named Republican vice presidential candidate in the United States, adding international interest to the issue.

D. W. Dietzel International News Service I. N Berlin Germany Dawes Marx International News Service Today Charles G. Dawes United States

Baby Peggy at Regent Saturday in Our Pet

Baby Peggy appears in Our Pet at the Regent today and tomorrow with a special Saturday matinee for children. Jack Hoxie stars in The Lightning Rider as a fine feature film also on the program. Children pay 10 cents to see both pictures.

Peggy Regent Theatre Jack Hoxie Oth

Germany Inches Toward Dawes Plan Fulfillment

Chancellor Marx states committees meet under the Dawes report and foreign policy continuity. He expects the plan to ease political tension, improve Franco-German ties, and unlock foreign credits needed to revive German industry crippled by money shortages.

Marx Dawes Germany France

G A R Ladies Sell Flags At Cascade Park On Flag Day

The G A R Ladies obtain permission from Cascade Park manager E Don Mc Kibben to sell flags on Flag Day at the park. They will offer a souvenier flag and rely on the Girl Scouts to help, aiming for record sales to fund patriotic work and encourage competition for receipts.

Cascade Park E. Don McKibben Girl Scouts

Lynching of Negroes Declined as Southern Conduct

The article notes a shift away from lynching in the South amid ongoing propaganda and strong denunciations, signaling a change in what was once considered a gentlemanly pastime.

Who Is First To Light Auto Lamps At Night

An aging writer ponders who first turns on car lights at dusk. Wiljit, an automobile owner, conducts a small survey and finds drivers imitate whoever lights up first. He theorizes a lone, methodical man who follows sunset notices could initiate the practice to prevent collisions.

Homer Wiljit Wijjit

Tuesday Evening Swimming Class At Franklin Junior High

Benjamin Franklin Junior high school will start a Tuesday evening swimming class after sufficient Damen enrollments. Twenty nine novices will attend the first session next Tuesday evening. A second class may form on Monday and a third on Wednesday if more sign up. twenty registrations are needed.

Benjamin Franklin Ben G. Graham

Salary Boosts For State Employes

News from the convention hall in Cleveland this week hints at salary increases for numerous state Capitol Hill employees. Payrolls currently held by fiscal officers are expected to reflect proposed raises once finalized.

Harrisburg Cleveland Capitol Hill

Governor Pinchot Announces General Salary Increases

The governor reports that payroll increases in many departments raise wages under a new policy to publish changes on June 1 and December 1 each year. Over 5000 general fund employees are affected, with about one in seven gaining more pay and 90 percent of those earning under 1200 dollars annually. The total increase is roughly 100000 dollars per year, still below prior biennium levels by about fifteen percent. Observers expect further discussion on totals from State Treasurer Snyder upon his return from the National Convention.

Commonwealth Pinchot General Fund Snyder

Foot And Mouth Disease Warning In California Abates

Reports from the bureau of animal industry in Washington indicate the California foot and mouth disease outbreak is waning. Through June 10 there were no new cases for four days and no animals condemned, with infected premises disinfected. John R. Mehler says the situation is the most favorable yet and work will continue until the plague is eliminated and livestock safety restored. Funds will be made available despite the failing deferral bill.

Bureau of Animal Industry Washington California John R. Mehler Congress

Yearly New Castle Prevacation Wear Sale Offer

Our offer to friends and customers in New Castle offers a chance to select vacation clothing. Whether you have money or not the offer stands. Suits for dress wear sport or work are available as are exceptionally good 2-pants suits for boys. Top coats are offered as part of the best selection.

New Castle

Reverend H B Davis Speaks Sunday to Young Women

Rev H B Davis pastor of Epworth Methodist Church will speak Sunday evening June 15 to the city’s young women on the topic Advice to Young Women by request. He will show he can address women with an engaging talk and deliver an interesting message.

H. B. Davis Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Davis

Philosophers and Leftovers Quote Aesthetic Quips

A witty remark notes that no absurd claim is beyond a philosopher's reach while a humorous aside describes shaping leftover mashed turnips into fried coated balls. The passage blends satire with culinary play and philosophical bravado.

Two Rescues in Shenango River At Greenville Pa

In Greenville, Regis Marley age 19 saved Clarence aged 9 and Rex aged 11, sons of Mr and Mrs Robert McElwain, from drowning in the Shenango river. The younger boy fell into a mortar box and jumped into deep water, crying for help. Marley pulled the boy ashore and then rescued the other as he went under for the last time.

Greenville Regis Marley Clarence Rex Robert McElwain Shenango River Marley

Summer Weighs More On Average Than Winter

Data shows most people weigh more in summer than winter. Scotland Yard holds 450000 fingerprints catalogued for criminals.

Scotland Yard

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