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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
8
Radio City critic's three week New York tour frames the city as crowded and dynamic. Gelett Burgess narrates a humorous mouse trap ending in Mickey's death, while Henry Collins Brown, veteran writer, reflects on 90s manners and New York beauty amid tenement gardens.
The Senate post office committee set a Thursday hearing to examine alleged mail disruption in steel strike areas. Senator McKellar chairs the inquiry into a Bridges resolution accusing the post office of an agreement with CIO leaders and of blocking mail to workers in strike sites like Warren and Youngstown, Ohio.
The Pennsylvania Historical Commission reports archaeological work below Hog Island in Tinicum township uncovering ruins of the first Swedish church and school in Pennsylvania and the home of the colony’s first governor.
In Blakeburn British Columbia a hen in Joe Ciroti’s flock produced a giant egg seven inches in circumference and three and a half inches long. The remark at the end notes a social remark about power dynamics among people.
The ad touts Goodyear features including Center Traction Margin of Safety and Supertwist Cord for blowout protection. It highlights wider shoulders for curve handling and even wear, inviting readers to see the new R-1 in their size as a premium tire choice amid rising prices.
Real estate transfers include Andrew Hartman to Edward G. Golska sky Union township for 1 dollar and others. Court notes discuss Anthony Naples age ten may plead to murder charges, pending decisions, and a September term for Angelo Pedonesi and Sam Traci involuntary manslaughter. Also stamps on deeds expire tonight and a new trial is ordered in Hodge Cameron funeral expenses case. Dorothy Taylor seeks divorce from Charles C. Taylor for cruelty. News by mail rate listed.
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