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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

36

Chicago Real Estate Dealer Shot To Death

Oscar W. Nelson, a Chicago real estate dealer, was found shot to death in his home at midnight. Police probe possible connections to foreclosure actions and a night conferenced slayer, noting two overturned glasses and cigarette stubs at the scene. His wife and 13 year old son Walter discovered the body. no sign of a struggle.

International News Service Chicago Oscar W. Nelson Walter Nelson

New Castle School Board Awards Painting Supplies Contract

After a brief bidding contest among nine bidders the New Castle School Board awarded painting supplies including 2500 pounds of white lead to Spencer Paint and Glass Company at 8.60 per hundred pounds. Raw linseed oil went to D G Ramsey and Sons at 75 cents per gallon and turpentine to Meyer and Weller at 55 cents per gallon. Elliott and Waddington received 40 pounds of lamp black ground in oil at 20 cents per quart.

New Castle Spencer Paint and Glass Company D. G. Ramsey and Sons Meyer and Weller Japan Elliott and Waddington

Glass And Reed To Stage Debate On Debt Question

Senator Reed and Senator Glass agreed to clash over debt reduction when Roosevelt sends a debt revision proposal. Reed argues for payment or default on war debt installments due today and criticizes aid to Europe. Glass supports downward revision, saying the war debt benefited the United States while Europe owes promises.

Glass and Reed International News Service Washington David A. Reed Carter Glass Reed Pennsylvania Glass America Europe

Dollar rally follows currency stabilization talks

Reports from London and Paris on currency stabilization fed a sharp dollar rally on the New York market. Sterling fell to 4.0714 dollars from a high of 4.1912, while European gold currencies dropped with guilders to 48.34 and francs to 4.73. The Canadian dollar rose to 89 11-16 cents aided by the weaker pound.

International News Service New York London Paris Belgas

Hormone Injections Make 9 Day Chick Crow and Grow Comb

A nine day old female chick received injections of a substance from the pituitary gland and began to crow and develop a comb like a rooster, indicating strong hormonal effects on gender-typical traits.

Falls Street Thefts Solved By Police Juvenile Pair Apprehended

Complaints about thefts from autos on East Falls street led to a police pickup of two 14 year olds, Frank Grgacz and Joseph Magusiak, who admitted stealing foodstuffs flashlights and other items. They were held for juvenile court per Mayor Mayne and turned over to Officer J. M. Dunlap.

East Falls Street Frank Grgacz No. 7 High Street Joseph Magusiak South Lee Avenue Charles B. Mayne J. M. Dunlap

Thieves Rob an East Side Poolroom

Eugene Sullivan who runs a poolroom at 640 East Washington street reported a burglary at nine this morning. Police found the entrance gained in the night by a key that unlocked the rear door.

Eugene Sullivan East Washington Street

Thieves Loot Six Cartons Of Cigarettes At Door

A burglary report states thieves entered and left the front door open. Loss includes six cartons of cigarettes and 1 dollar sixty cents in pennies.

Burtch Charged With Entering Cunningham Home

The commonwealth accuses Clyde Burtch of breaking and entering the home of Miss Cora Cunningham a retired teacher at Wurtemburg before Judge James A Chambers. Prosecution relies on Burtch statements to state police in a related conspiracy case. Burtch denies the charge and the trial continues.

The Commonwealth Clyde Burtch Cora Cunningham Wurtemburg James A. Chambers Burtch John Eben Harry L. Dale Charles A. Khoury Cunningham Home Cunningham House

State Deputy Visits County and City Sealers

J. T. Stewart state deputy in weights and measures visited County Sealer L. W. Houk and City Sealer A. Reed English yesterday. He said he was very pleased with how the work has been handled in both the county and the city.

J. T. Stewart Department of Weights and Measures L. W. Houk A. Reed English Stewart

Dodgers trade O Doul and Clark for Sam Leslie

New York report says Frank Lefty O Doul and Bill Clark are traded from the Brooklyn Dodgers to the Giants for first baseman Sam Leslie in a straight player deal. Jim Tierney announced the move as manager of the New York club.

International News Service New York Frank Lefty) O’doul Bill Clark Brooklyn Dodgers Giants Sam Leslie Jim Tierney

Rail officials to attend Erie testimonial party

W. H. Outcast road foreman of engines and Edward M. Fisher assistant foreman of the Pennsylvania E and A division will travel to Erie this afternoon for a testimonial party tonight honoring Charles Fitzmaurice who retired June 1 as a Pennsy engineer. The honoree resides in Erie.

W. H. Outcast Pennsylvania Railroad E. and A. Division Edward M. Fisher Erie Charles Fitzmaurice

School board calls for bids on coal supply for next year

Hugh M. Marquis, secretary of the New Castle School Board, was authorized to solicit bids for the coal supply for the coming school year with bids to be opened at the July meeting. The board approved $249.57 for repairs and binding books, and $1,958.04 for contracts for brushes, soaps, waste, buckets, paper and similar items. Purchases and repairs by the business manager totaling $406.88 were approved. In Surrey, England a woman killed by a motorcycle after remarking to her sister that bad luck follows a robin. The notes say it will no longer be necessary to pay obligations in gold or dodo eggs.

Hugh M. Marquis New Castle

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