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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
6
Massachusetts backed repeal of prohibition by a wide margin on June 14, electing 49 delegates from fifteen districts to a state constitutional convention. The result signaled unanimous state support for ratification of the 21st Amendment.
Barbara Hutton heiress to Woolworth fortune announces plans to marry Prince Alexis Moivant in Paris. She says American men seek business, not romance, and notes Alexis is amusing and cosmopolitan. Father Franklyn Hutton approves, awaiting formal marriage.
Advisory committee reduces municipal course rates due to economic conditions causing limited play by former patrons. The change aims to encourage use and cover losses from reduced participation.
Public Service Examiner Samuel Go Miler hears opposition from Allegheny County groups led by Ben jer and Lawrence regarding Harmony Line requests to expand passenger rights. Protestants claim Harmony already holds authority to operate in the area and contends the application would allow buses to carry groups statewide, conflicting with existing routes from Pittsburgh to Falls, New Brighton, Butler, New Castle, Mars, and other cities.
A fragmentary note questions whether a debt instalment is due, with unclear reference to a base row and possible international ties. Further readable details are unavailable in the preserved text.
Davie, Mobre, and anugates were guests at Westover Lea. several locals returned home from Memorial Hospital after illness or operations. Taylor University graduate Jasmnette Ricinti and Raymond DeOtto of Hillsville resumed home life post-hospital care. Residents traveled to Allentown for Veterans of Foreign Wars events while others attended church anniversaries and a priesthood entrance ceremony.
The Harlansburg W C T U gathered under two large apple trees at Mrs Beott Munnelli s home for a comfortable and interesting meeting. Flower Mission and regular meeting combined with leaders Mrs Gladys McConnell and Mrs Emma Cooper leading prayers and talks on prohibition topics. The group of 36 heard lessons on the liquor traffic and the Bible s role, with refreshments served. The next meeting is set for July 15 at Mrs Adelle McCracken s home with Lanier and Mrs Louie Stoner leading the Bible study Why Study The Bible. In Croton, the Wo C T U met at Mrs E S Mitchell s home on Fern Street observed Mowerday and planned a July 12 picnic at Mrs Wayne John s East Brook.
A Thursday evening program at the Second Baptist Church features state convention segments from Alabama Delaware Kentucky Virginia and Pennsylvania with multiple speakers and choirs performing pieces such as Home Sweet Home and America the Beaut. no admission. Frances Willard meeting noted at Elmira Home Friday at 2 PM with Mrs Campbell directing the Mower mission.
Three days in June, the twelfth to fourteenth, are dubbed the Three Ice Men in Europe as the frost threat ends. Weather over the past three days has shown no frost danger, with vegetation safe as the frost period ends shortly after ten. A sun ring around noon is noted by John Ring of Lakewood as confirming the end of the frost threat.
In a noon verdict Vernic Cummings was found not guilty of assault and battery but guilty of obstructing an officer during the service of a legal warrant. Judge R L Hildebrand presided as testimony showed Constable Andy Fair of the First ward attempted to serve a warrant on William Boughter, with Cummings interfering in the process.
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