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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

9

Hausner Found Adrift At Sea After Nine Days

Stanislaus F. Hausner, a Polish American flyer, was rescued nine days after departing New York for Warsaw. He drifted in a wrecked plane between the Azores and Portugal, picked up by the British tanker Circle Shell and en route to New Orleans. Hausner was weak but not seriously ill. the tanker will reach New Orleans next stop on June 10. Mrs. Martha Hausner expressed relief as word arrived from the Circle Shell confirming the rescue 550 miles west of Portugal.

International News Service Horta Azore Stanislaus F. Hausner W York Warsaw Poland New Orleans Cirele Shell Mauser Azores Hausner Circle Shell Newark WN. J. Juan Martha Mausner New York Sala Hauser Portugal Atlantic Ocean Mrs. Hausner

Negroes Indulge In Big Battle At Brass Street Fight

A Saturday night clash at 193 Brides street involved Garfield Butler and Hughes. Officer Wills McMullin responded, Butler had a facial cut claimed to be from a penknife, but doctors concluded the wound was not knife inflicted. Both men were arrested and discharged after a mayoral hearing. Butler received hospital stitches, though physicians found no knife wound.

Pleven Otleck Charles Mushes Brides Street Wills McMullin Garfield Butler Hughes Place Butler Hughes Charles B. Mayne Jameson Memorial Hospital

Dr C G Farr Anniversary Speaker at Ridgeway Methodist

Dr C G Farr, superintendent of the New Castle district, travels to Chicora tonight to attend and speak at the Ridgeway Methodist church anniversary celebration as part of a week long observance.

C. G. Farr G. Fasy New Castle Wigo Chicora Tang Tle Ridgeway New Orleans

Answers to See You Answers to See You

A fragmented set of true false statements with mispellings and garbled phrases. The text asserts various claims about Americas, dates, assassinations, area size, and public offices with several incorrect or unclear items. It reads like a garbled quiz reply.

Finds Girl Who Had Taken Poison Near East Side Station

Michael Daing of 602 Pearson Sr reported to police that he found an 18 or 19 year old woman who had ingested poison behind the East Side Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He rushed her to New Caustic hospital where her condition was described as improving. The husband refused to visit the patient as they had been living together three months. Policewoman Minnie McKibben later contacted the girl’s uncle. recovery was anticipated.

Michael Daing Pearson Sr East Side Pennsylvania Railroad Ife

Man Walks Into Street. Driver Hits Injured Pedestrian

Co FB Moore of Sharon Pa reported Sunday a pedestrian named James Wilpins walked into Waselon Street near Cochrane, halted, and was struck by a machine in front of his car. He was examined by a physician and found not seriously hurt.

FB Moore Sharon Waselon Cochrane Tean James Wilpins Wiggins

Sons of Veterans Meet Wednesday

Captain W. D. Park calls a meeting of Gompany KK Fourth Regiment at the Sons of Union Veterans Hall. The session will be the final drill before the annual encampment at Harrisburg next week.

W. D. Park Gompany KK Sons of Veterans Reserve Sons of Union Veterans Hall Citar Harrisburg

Man shoots wife then commits suicide in Jeannette

In Jeannette Pennsylvania on June 13 Harry Stephens 45 shot and killed his wife Marie 43 then killed himself. Motive for the murder and suicide was not learned.

International News Service Jeannette Harry Stephens Tiero Early Today Marie

Twenty-One Youngsters At Crawford Oakridge

Twenty one children at the Crawford Oakridge home on Atlantic Avenue await rain to help their garden project. Fourteen current residents are assigned as workers under Miss Mary E. Glenn. The county runs the home with children sent by the county commissioners when families cannot support them. Local groups and individuals have donated clothing, food, fruit, and fabric, including the New Wilmington Quota Club, the Red Cross, Highland church, First Presbyterian, and others. Since opening in September, 40 children have stayed there. the youngest is Johnny Urban at four, the oldest Harald Heckathorn at 15, with the largest stay at 28.

Crawford-Oakridge Atlantic Avenue Nome Mary EB. Glenn N. G. McCleland Red Cross Ohio Lawrence New Wilmington Mrs. Wallace Lucretia Duff Estate Mr. Stitchberry Oil City Utah Miss Rich Robert Atkinson Queen Esther Society Church First Christian Church DM Missionary Society of U. PB. Church of Mt. Jack Quote Club BP. W. Club Iazzano Lo Regent Theater Harald Heckathorn Crawford Oakridge al Do

Special District Attorney Appointed for Retrial Court

Quarter sessions court opened with two judges presiding. Attorney James R. Lamoree was named special district attorney to handle commonwealth cases in courtroom No. 1 before Judge R I Hildebrand. District Attorney John Powers will handle cases in courtroom No. 2 before Judge James A. Chambers.

James R. Lamoree R. I. Hilde~brand Lamoaree Roen dJudge Hildebrand John Powers James A. Chambers

Realty Transfers Reported for Joly W Ashe and Others

Realty transfers list multiple entries including Joly W Ashe to Inlin H Broth erton in Second ward, John Petrecke to Pennsylvania Savings Fund Association in Fight ward for $1, and Howard Tavley to Harry Whit latch in Meshannocr for $1. The terse notices reflect property transfer actions and involved local entities.

Joly W. Ashe Inlin H. Brotherton Second Ward John Petrecke Pennsylvania Savings Fund Association Fight Ward Howard Tavley Harry Whitlatch Meshannocr

Parachute Jumps Postponed At New Castle Airport

Parachute jumps planned by Captain Garry Garrison and his Pittsburgh troupe, including Miss Mae Wonn, were postponed for one week due to a 1500 foot ceiling. Low hanging clouds made the flight unsafe and officials canceled the event despite a crowd waiting.

Grounded Chinese ship rescuers evacuate 350 passengers

Shanghai June 13 Two British destroyers ferried 350 passengers from the Chinese steamer Sheng King after it ran aground on Chienming Island in the Yellow Sea near the Lie Shantung peninsula. The dispatch reported no casualties and gave no fate for the vessel owned by the China Navigation Company.

Marriage Licenses Adolph Tonerra to Canton Beatrice Mitchell

Marriage licenses listed for Adolph Tonerra and Beatrice Mitchell in Canton and Warren with pairs including Jack Thomas Dellick and Agnes Theresa Borcher in Youngstown and surrounding locales. Names appear garbled in OCR, but couple pairings suggest local registrationsActive entries indicate license issuances in Ohio cities.

Jack Thomas Dellick Youngstown Agnes Theresa Borcher Anthony L. Sacco Jwin Isavola Kew Castle New

State Could Borrow 23.5 Million For Relief Under Wagner Bill

Special Washington Correspondent reports Pennsylvania could borrow $23,500,000 under the Wagner bill relief plan based on 1930 population. Senator Read notes the bill would advance $300,000,000 nationwide, with states receiving per capita shares. Pennsylvania’s entitlements rise to about $23.5 million, contingent on congressional approval and corporate fund authorization.

Wagner Arthur C. Wimer Washington New Castle Washington, D.C Mnsylvania Sam James A Pennsylvania

Ointment Ad Discusses Sores and Foot Care Methods

An old advertisement from West Haven Connecticut references Peterson's Ointment for sores chafing pimples and worn feet. It mentions George Hemp stalk and a figure of 39 cents for a product size, with casual notes on remedies and satisfaction.

George Hempstalk West Haven

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