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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
24
Washington June 13 internal revenue figures show miscellaneous taxes including tobacco beer and stamp taxes would yield over 1.5 billion for a full year under the present basis. Estimated 850 million in the current fiscal year ending June 30. income taxes about 770 million.
Gov. Gifford Pinchot commuted sentences of 17 prisoners making them eligible for parole this month. Clemency for six cases continued, three denied. Tony Oranto of New York received a pardon to become an American citizen. Parole eligibility dates and cases continued include Ralph Buffalino and Robert Simpson. China rail mileage totaled 12,165 miles across regions.
Washington June 13 With the belief the 18th amendment will be repealed the administration plans to merge the prohibition bureau with the bureau of investigation of the department of justice Attorney General Cummings announced the plan retains the bureau of industrial alcohol in the treasury and keeps supervision by the justice department in a new unit the exact form of prohibition enforcement within the bureau of investigation is undecided Cummings says the current setup has led to buck passing over licensing of breweries and he calls the consolidation a happy solution to the dispute between prohibition director A V Dalrymple and industrial alcohol chief James M Doran
In Erie Pennsylvania on Monday two men died by suicide within hours of each other. Peter Crowley 40 hanged himself after being arrested for a surety of peace following a fight with a neighbor over a line fence. Victor Gustafson killed himself in his barn.
Attorney General Cummings blasted gold hoarders as wartime slackers saying he has no patience with people who are slackers. He warned the nation must beat low mood and hard times in the war effort.
Charles Douglas of Columbianna visits here with friends on Sunday. Leroy Ables and relatives spend the day in Beaver Falls. Several townspeople host guests including the Steinecke and Trudal families. A Presbyterian church children’s day program was well attended, and local hospital visitors also appear in the weekend activity log.
A reader discusses foreign policy, military strength, and war debts, arguing a balanced approach to the United States position. The letter lists extensive import and export statistics by country and product from 1928 and 1931, reflecting concerns about international trade, debts, and the beer tax. It ends with a note about malt beverages in 1914 and signs off from G D Glosner.
Dr. Paul H. Wilson of North Jefferson Street left Monday to attend the American Medical Association convention in Milwaukee which opened yesterday. He will return to Chicago for New York Central railroad surgeons sessions and arrive back here May 23.
Chuck Siple, Fayette star shortstop, was struck by a pitched ball hurled by McKee Saturday afternoon during Fayette's 7 to 5 victory over East Brook. He sustained a broken eardrum but is reported to be improving.
State highway patrolmen examined prospective motor vehicle operators on Sampson street from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The examination involved three members of the force.
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