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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

6

Edison questions reveal Brill critique of testing methods

Professor Brill of Columbia University argues that Edison style questions measure breadth not depth. He warns that reliance on psychological tests can misjudge applicants and favors judging fitness by a candidate's past achievements.

NEW Vork Thom A. Edison Edison A. A. Brill Department of Paychiatry Columbia University Mactherford, Jr Dell Dr. Brill

Russo-Finn Peace Pact Signed

Moscow reports Russia and Finland signed a peace treaty to halt further frontier fighting. A neutral zone is created and Finland must withdraw troops from the boundary. Russia warned that any future Finnish raids would be treated as cause for war.

Moscow Russia Finland Ruggin

Gasoline Reserve Hits New High as Demand Grows

Washington reports the U S Bureau of Mines records gasoline stock at 802 267 766 gallons on May 1, a rise from April 1. Domestic production in April up 10.9 percent from 1921 and consumption up 11.57 percent. Icelanders noted for long lives averaging 61 years.

International News Serviga Washington Bureau of Mined Iceland

Brownsville Quiet After Strikers Beat Three Non-Unionists

In Brownsville Pennsylvania a mob of about 300 striking miners attacked three non union miners near the station late at night. The trio sought refuge in a theater before police were overwhelmed. State police restored order as troopers arrived.

International News Service Brownsville Tush Lotal

Funds Run Low For School Building Programme

John P. Lockhart warned directors that district borrowing capacity under the 2 per cent limit is nearly exhausted. Secretary M. Mate nuls estimated $299,000 in bonds needed, with a projected $100,000 more required to finish the junior high and prepare an East Side elementary school as enrollment climbs toward 10,000.

John P. Lockhart WH. M. Mate Marquis Lockhart

Warfare Raging Along Manchurian Frontier

Violent fighting broke out along the Manchurian frontier with heavy casualties reported. The centers of battle are at Shanhai Ruan, with troops under General Chang Slin and General Wu Pei-Fu believed engaged.

International Tien Tsin Machurian Shanhai Ruan Change So Lin Wu Pei- Fu

Five Honorary Degrees At Penn

Five honorary degrees will be awarded by the University of Pennsylvania as part of its largest graduating class. Noted financier EB K Statesbury is among the honorees and will be presented with a diploma during the ceremony in Philadelphia.

Penn International News Service Philadeleiua Theiversity of Pennays EB. K. Statesbury

State Supreme Court Chief Justice Attends Degree Ceremony

Chief Justice Robert Van Moschzist er of the state supreme court Dr Josiah H Henniman acting provost of the University Professor William Duane of Harvard and Dr George A Plersol emeritus professor of anatomy are listed among those involved in a degree conferral. One thousand one hundred ninety six degrees will be conferred and three hundred eleven certificates of proficiency issued with distributions to extension schools across Reading Wilkes Barre Scranton Harrisburg.

Robert van Moschzister State Supreme Court Josiah H. Henniman William Duane Harvard George A. Plersol Reading Wilkes- Barre Scranton Harrisburg

Commission Not To Hear Cases In July and August

The public service commission ordered that all arguments in concluded cases be finished this month and that no arguments be held during July and August. Arguments will be on Monday and Tuesday for the rest of the month with executive sessions every two weeks. Hearings continue at Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

International News Service Barrisburg Public Service Commission Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh

Pillory To Enter Latonia Special

New York reports that R T Wilsons colt Pillory winner of the Preakness and Belmont Stakes will race in the $50,000 Latonia special on June 24. The trainer Tom Healey announced the colt will be shipped Monday or Tuesday.

International News Service New York R.T. Wilson F Pillory Tom Healey

Officials Inspect Local Tin Mills In City Visit

EB. W. Pargny president of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company along with vice president A. Davia and many officials toured the local tin mills Monday evening. They also inspected mills at Farrell, Pa during the annual inspection tour.

EB. W. Pargny American Sheet and Tin Plate Company A. Davia Farrell

Reduce Coal Rates on Ford's Railroad Board of Trade Ballot

The Commerce Commission allows a ten cent per ton cut in coal freight on Henry Ford's Detroit, Toledo and Ironton line to the Ironton district in Southern Ohio. Board of Trade members nominate three directors amid heavy voting, with ballots due next Tuesday evening. Directors will meet Thursday at noon at the Elks Club to review the year's business.

Ford Railroad Board of Trade Cinternational News Service Washington Intergtate Commerce Commission Henry Ford Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Ironton Ohio Board of Trade Mhureday Elks’ Club

Varsey Wins Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot

In cold wet conditions at Ascot, Varsey won the Royal Hunt Cup with Stratford finishing second and Crubenmore third as dampened social mood marred Britain’s fashionable race day.

Varsey Stratford Ascot Eng Crubenmore

New Castle Fire Record Highlighted by Underwriters

The National Board of Fire Underwriters report cited by Fire Chief Frank J. Connery praises New Castle for a 99 percent rate of fires confined to their origin. The city’s fire department is lauded for effective methods and low losses. An unrelated note mentions Algerica's productive capacity exceeding its consumption plans.

National Board of Fire Underwriters Tire Frank J. Connery

Citizens Band Goes To Commencement

The 20 piece Citizens band traveled to Slivery Rock this morning to furnish music for commencement at the normal school. They will render a ten number program under the direction of Ernest McCreary.

Alute Normal School Ernest McCreary

Citizens Band to Play at Odd Fellows Picnic

Business agent H. C. Turner reports the Citizens band has been engaged to perform at the Odd Fellows picnic set for June 24 in town.

H. C. Turner Citizens Band

Sun Yat Sen and Wu Refuse to Cooperate with Peking

Canton dispatch says Dr Sun Yat Sen president of the South China republic and Wu Ting-fu foreign minister refuse to cooperate with the new Peking administration for unification until officials prove sincerity. The statement came as tensions rise over the rival governments in China.

Canton China Jung Sun Yat Sen South China Republic Wu Ting Peking

Woner Act Violation Alleged in Aquor Case Trial

The Commonwealth charges Wilbur MecDevitt with violating the Woner Act in Aquor manufacture, now before Judge Emery. District Attorney R L Hildebrand prosecutes for the commonwealth. M J Kraus represents the defendant.

The Commonwealth Wilbur MecDevitt Aquor Emery R. L. Hildebrand M. J. Kraus

Defendant Not Guilty as Prosecution Pays Costs

In the commonwealth case against Helen Panesevich charged with assault and battery a jury returned a not guilty verdict. The costs of the trial were placed on the prosecutor Joe Dudleh.

the Commonwealth Helen Panesevich Not Guily Joe Dudleh

Firemen called to chimney blaze at South Mercer poolroom

Central fire department responded to a chimney fire at George Lemp’s poolroom on South Mercer Street last night after sparks were seen. investigation found no active blaze beyond a chimney burnout. Alarm logged at 10 40 p m Trem Box 25.

Central Fire Department George Lemp Mercer Street Yvneinity

Hans Wagner and His All Stars at Cascade Park Game

Hans Wagner and his All Stars head to Cascade Park Saturday to play the New Castle Fords, as announced by Fords manager Tul lie Cavizza. A health report lists Mrs McGuire of 402 Fast Wallace venue as a recent city health department notice.

Hans Wagner Cascade Park New Castle Fords Tullie Cavizza Fords McGuire Fast Wallace City Health Department Pasitionia

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