Radio Corporation Opens Legal Appeal Before FCC
RCA opened its case before the Federal Radio Commission seeking renewal of operating licenses under Section 13 of the Radio Act. Delware court had denied licenses. RCA argued the case involved civil, not criminal, violations and warned denial would disrupt American and international broadcasting.
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Frank Reid
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Wallace Is Given New Appointment
Harrisburg dispatch notes G M Harvey one of state’s oldest workers retires after 45 years 9 months of service beginning in 1881 he rose to chief clerk in delinquent corporation tax In other personnel changes two governors experts resign and several transfers and dismissals are announced including Curran Wallace Myers Taylor Dunlap and others.
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Lakewood
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Philadelphia
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Washington County
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New Castle
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Lock Haven
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Magician Convention Sparks Town Buzz in Toledo
The Toledo Blade notes a gathering of magicians in Toledo drawing curious crowds and potential effects on local businesses as performances and demonstrations unfold.
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City Playground Equipment Placed
City announces equipment installed at municipal playgrounds with a planned nightfall erection of backstops. Yesterday’s opening drew good crowds despite morning weather as teachers supervised games and activities at Gaston Park West Side Rose Avenue and schools including Croton Avenue and McCleary Avenue.
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Wilson Avenue
Helen Lyle
Elizabeth Glover
West Side
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Louise Davies
Rose Avenue
Clair Mae Lindsay
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Mildred Sargent
Arthur McGill
Margaret Tucker
Croton Avenue
Mildred Battley
McCleary Avenue
Pearl McClure
Allen Garvin
Boyles Field
Edward Rae
George Washington
Elizabeth Mackey
Joker Who Phoned False Fire Sought By City Authorities
A practical joker who used the number 417 in a false fire call to 417 Boyles Avenue prompted Central and Second Ward firemen to rush to the scene. No fire was found at the Caldwell home. Reeves and Fire Chief Lynn investigated. tracing the caller through the phone company failed.
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City to widen Pearson Street with 22 foot section
Inspector Henry Dysart and the municipal law department issued notices to Pearson Street property owners to sign indicating support or opposition to the plan. City Engineer Miller estimates a saving of 12 dollars for each 40 foot front lot, with the width set by ordinance to be introduced by Councilman Treser after notices are signed.
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Grasshoppers Swarm Nevada Crops Sparing Reno Divorces
A Yakima Daily Republic note claims millions of grasshoppers are ravaging Nevada crops except those from Reno divorce courts, and asserts no appreciable loss will result.
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Yakima
Touring Mayors Start For Home
America's traveling mayors depart Havre aboard the liner Ile De France after weeks in France. Port officials salute as the ship sails. James Metcalfe of Omaha elected permanent president of the delegation. Remaining officials include John C. Porter of Los Angeles and representatives from New York and San Francisco. Porter plans a brief England visit en route home.
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Los Angeles
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le de France
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Midweek church activities and postponed Hard Time social
Lucille Jenkins hosted an elaborate repast with guests from Youngstown Ohio and local members. The Mid-week prayer service is set Wednesday at 7 39 p.m. The missionary society meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Knox street home. Bethlehem Bible class gathers Friday at 7 30 p.m. The Hard Time social by the Minute Men is postponed.
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Knox Street
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Councilman Tries The Snake Trick At City Hall
Councilman Stanley Treser displays a horsehair in a bottle of water claimed to become a snake. Onlookers watch as Dick Cook reports catching a seven foot blacksnake for display at city hall, provoking wary remarks from attendees.
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Stanley Treser
Dick Cook
City Hall
Reeves Dam Returns to Use Amid Local Construction
Few boys in the Neshannock Croteon avenue district swim at Reeves dam this year. They instead cavort near the P R R crossing. The dam, built last season by the streets department with bay swimmers, overflows the barrier. Olsen Construction workers prepare to pour concrete on Lyndall street. Cement laid on South Mercer street and curb work on Fairmont and Laurel avenues.
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Mercer Street
Fairmont
Laurel Avenues
Catch Basins Under Construction At City Project
City engineer Frank Miller stated today that catch basins are being built as part of ongoing drainage improvements. Workers excavate near the road, and the project aims to reduce flooding and improve stormwater flow for local neighborhoods.
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Frank Miller
Making Repairs in City Schools
Repairs to city school buildings proceed under S G Ligo superintendent of Building and Grounds. Janitors, unavailable during term, are organized into crews to work in summer, providing cost efficient maintenance. Oak Street school receives a new heating system while Senior High plans floor repairs with bids to follow.
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Oak Sr
Pennsylvania railroad freight loss and damage session set
Representatives from all sections of the E. & A. division will attend tomorrow for the June session of the Freight Loss and Damage Prevention committee at company headquarters. The program will begin at 1 15 p m.
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E. & A. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
East India scholar Morandia speaks on Africa at Union Baptist
The New Castle Afro-Americans Union Baptist Church welcomed Dr. J. E. S. Morandia from East India for a two hour session Monday evening. He described customs and religion, appearing in regional costumes. The Melody Singers offered selections and will perform again tonight during Morandia's Africa talk.
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J. E. S. S. Morandia
East India
The Eighth Wonder: 82 Cents Buys Dollar Value Now
A Milwaukee Sentinel item notes statisticians reporting that eighty two cents now buys as much as a dollar did a year ago. The call to collective action asks readers who has eighty two cents.
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