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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1930

Page

7

Seven Toledo Men Missing In Lake Erie Search

Coastguard planes and a flotilla scoured Lake Erie from Toledo to Put-in-Bay after seven prominent Toledo men disappeared while en route to Pelee Island for an Elks picnic. The drifting speedboat was found two miles west of West Sister Island with tanks dry and motor running. Authorities consider drowning or marooning on a lake island as theories. the missing include Arthur E. Kruse, Franklin B. Jones, Charles H. Nauts, Herbert Nauts, Frank Miller, Henry J. Hamnbach, and William A. Nixon.

Toledo Lake Erie Here Put-in-Bay West Sister Island Arthur E. Kruse Franklin B. Jones Charles H. Nauts Internal Revenue Herbert Nauts Charles Frank Miller Henry J. Hamnbach William A. Nixon Pelee Island Elks

German press attacks Dewey over Polish corridor claim

Berlin reports the German press derides Charles S. Dewey American adviser to Poland for supporting the Polish corridor. It mocks his history and geography, argues the corridor returns former Polish lands, and asserts West Prussia and Vistula remain German. It notes Czechoslovakia has sea access too.

Berlin Charles S. Dewey Poland Dewey Germany Berlin Boersen Zeitung Wilson Upper Silesia West Prussia Posen Vistula Lower Czechoslovakia

Ancient Indians Cremated Dead in Oregon Sands

Archaeologist Walter J. Perry reports finding a partly burned skeleton in a pit filled with sagebrush ashes near Connolly Hills Fort Rock country. The ash-laden grave shows the body was tossed into flames, identifying the deceased as an elderly Indian woman from ancient Oregon shores.

Cinternational News Service Bend Ore Oregon Perry

Attorney Narrowly Survives Cliff Fall in Sleep

Jefferson county district attorney Bert C. Boyland nearly died after rolling in his sleep while descending an 800 foot cliff. He awoke on a rock ledge just inches from a 600 foot drop to the Deschutes River, with darkness and danger surrounding him.

International News Services Bend Ore Bert C. Boyland Jefferson County Ted Deschutes River

Our Blanket Club Offers Premium 514 lb Wool Blankets

Our Blanket Club advertises 72x84 inch 514 pound 100 percent pure wool blankets with six inch black satine bound plaids. Special price details include $10.50 per pair with 50 cent down and 50 cent weekly payments.

Fashion Expert Says Women Can't Alter Modern Styles

Hollywood fashion creator Harry Collins argues reformers cannot reshape current styles to suit larger bodies. He says designers focus on beauty over anatomy and that mirrors mislead women into buying beautiful but ill-fitting apparel. He urges modest colors and designs for large women.

Hollywood Cal New York Federation of Women’s Clubs Harry Collins Federation Collins

State Receives 93-Acre Ancient Woodland Tract

Ninety three acres of woodland with bear dens and glacial potholes was presented to New Hampshire and accepted by state forester John H Foster in Gilsum. Park commissioner Robert T Kingsbury delivered the gift before a crowd including many clubwomen.

International News Service Keene, N. H New Hampshire Gilsum Robert T Kingsbury John H Foster

Seek Cause Of Fish Epidemic In Elk Lake

Researchers and fishermen chase origin of a tapeworm outbreak that killed thousands of trout in Elk Lake Oregon. The parasite invaded fish intestines and death followed quickly. Oregon State College study offers no solution yet. A prior gill parasite named copod vanished years ago. The box score notes some baseball clubs have ups and downs.

International News Service Portland Ore Elk Lake Fisherman's Paradise Oregon Oregon State College

Nation's crop acreage up eight percent in preliminary USDA figures

Boston June 16 The United States Department of Agriculture reports a preliminary rise of about 8 percent in national intermediate crop acreage year over year, led by California and New Jersey. Late crop acreage will average about 56 610 acres, up from 54 310 last year, with gains across most states except Pennsylvania and Ohio. Massachusetts shows a 13 percent rise and onions set to yield a record high.

International News Service Boston United States Department of Agriculture California New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Minnesota Pacific Coast Colorado Indiana New York Massachusetts

Increase in Acres Plots Growth From 1929 to Spring

The report shows a rise in acreage from 1 530 acres in 1929 to 1 880 acres this spring, signaling expanded cultivation and land use.

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17 Year Old Builds Own Gliders in Arkansas

Fayet teville June 16 A 17 year old aviation enthusiast from the Ozarks named Titus builds his own gliders and flies them himself. His first glider cost about 12 dollars and he piloted it to 30 feet for a 100 yard glide. He is now working on hang gliders and a large sail wing glider that he plans to motorize and later attend flight training for a transport pilot license.

Cinternational News Service Fayetteville Ark Yerald Titus Arkansas Ozarks Peltzner

Package or bulk ice cream question to be settled

Boston June 16 the Bureau of Business Research at Boston University will decide whether to buy packaged or bulk ice cream for housewives. Early indications favor packaged ice cream. Scotland Yard has added eight women detectives to its staff according to latest reports.

International News Service Boston Mass Bureau of Business Research Boston University Scotland Yard Columbus Ohio State Journal

Soviet Inspectors Must Obtain Permiss

Soviet inspectors must now obtain signed and sealed credentials to conduct investigations in factories and farms. The workers peasant inspection commissariat orders managers to eject committees lacking proper authority. Several facilities faced repeated probes, while some districts ban investigations until Oct 1.

S Inuternational News Services Moscow Communist Party Commissariat of Workers’ Peasants’ Inspection Com Ordjonikidzie Biswest Gisant Maloviskovsky Rosa Luxemburg Commissariat Ural Mountain

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