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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

42

Kiwanis Club Sponsors Cub Scout Effort in Lawrence County

Lawrence County launches Cub Scout movement with one pack at Arthur McGill school district under Kiwanis sponsor Charles A. Bolen. Phase two sees three more packs forming as 9 to 12 year olds learn in dens with promises and home ties ahead of Boy Scout entry.

Denis Royston Lawrence County Kiwanis Club Charles A. Bolen Lawrence County Boy Scout Council Cub Scout Res Bolen Arthur McGill

Harvard Yale Split Wins at Seventy-First Regatta

Harvard and Yale shared honors in the seventy first annual regatta on the Thames as Harvard edged Yale by a quarter length in the junior varsity race after Yale won the freshman race by about four lengths.

International News Service New London Conn Harvard Yale Crimson

Lawsuit Over Roadside Pole In Cheshire Crash

In Forestville Connecticut executor James F. Lawlor sued himself for negligent operation of a car that killed his mother Margaret Lawlor near Cheshire on July 26 1931. He also sued the telephone company for placing a pole near the highway and James M. Fox driver of a car that forced him off the road. A jury awarded damages to Lawlor from Fox but denied claims against himself and the telephone company.

International News Service Forestville Conn James F. Lawlor Margaret Lawlor Lawlor Cheshire Telephone Company James M. Fox Fox

Roosevelt Signs Recovery Bill and Banking Reform

President Roosevelt signed the great industrial recovery bill to revive prosperity and also signed the Glass-Steagall banking bill establishing sweeping reforms. Both measures represent the first major laws he aims to enact today as part of his program.

International News Service Washington Roosevelt

Arrests Linked to Pennsylvanian Convicts by Lakewood Police

Two men detained by Lakewood police were identified through Bertillon records as John W. Maug and Edward J. Turpac, both 26, alleged robbers who escaped from the Western State Penitentiary in Pennsylvania last April 27.

Lakewood Ohio Bertillon Records International News Service D. C Lakewood, O Bertillon Western State Penitentiary Pennsylvania John W. Maug Edward J. Turpac Mina

Moravia Street Storm Sewer Agreement Reached

Ralph Frengel and the city council approved a plan at city hall allowing a storm sewer through Frengel property on Moravia street. The county will pay $30 to Frengel to replace two sheds and cover any damage. The old sewer will be removed and a new line will address water nuisance in the area.

Ralph Frengel City Hall Frengell Moravia Street Frengel

Presidential Aide Provides Teeth for Roosevelt's Help

In Savannah Georgia a poor woman who had exhausted her money on extractions received a complete set of false teeth after President Roosevelt heard her plea. The National Red Cross arranged the aid through its local chapter to restore her poor dental condition.

Velt Mr. Roosevelt National Red Cross

New York Exports Second in Value for 1932

New York merchandise exports in 1932 were valued at 248,111,439 dollars, second in the nation after Texas at 299,650,783. California ranked third with 149,200,991 dollars, as reported for the year.

International News Service Washington New York Texas California

Prague moves to aid unemployed with concrete relief plan

The Czechoslovak government releases 106,114,000 crowns from existing funds to fund public utility construction projects for immediate relief of unemployment. The measure speeds up start of works without waiting for the final yield of the new internal capital investment loan, amounting to about $3,183,400.

International News Service Prague Czechoslovakia

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