Federal Prisoners Are Taken To Pens To Serve Terms
Federal prisoners are moved to Pens for confinement to begin serving their sentences. Officials said the transfers affect multiple inmates across facilities as part of standard security procedures.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
9
Prisoners Begin Federal Sentences On Marshaled Train
United States Marshal J C McGregor and a corps of deputy marshals escorted 22 prisoners aboard a Pittsburgh train to start federal sentences. Three men head for Chillicothe, 19 for Atlanta. Names include Paul De Maio and Joseph Stancovitch among others, with varied terms from one year to five years for offenses like counterfeiting, narcotics, and vehicle crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
United States
J C. McGregor
Paul de Maio
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Korpecs
John Check
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Atlanta
de Maio
Joseph Stancovitch
Joseph Smith
New Kensington
Federal Reserve Bank
Frank Tellarydo
Lui Salerno
James Fabini
Nick Christy
Julias Nicholas Prezcise
William Mushinsky
Isadore Friedman
Ike Danovitz
Gordon W. Franks
Samuel Walker
New Bethlehem
Howard Powell
Albert S. Bertanzetti
William H. Gabriel
Joseph Ricupero
Mike Zaffato
Indiana
Harry Williams
Harvey Rickels
William F. Carney
Joseph Louis Allanic
Visit Son At Marine Camp In Quantico Family Tour
Mr and Mrs J C Christine of Shaw street along with Miss June Shira East Main street Miss Alice Morrison and Wayne Christine Shaw street returned home last evening after four days visiting Edwin Christine at the U S Marine camp Quantico Virginia They toured Virginia Washington DC and Annapolis Edwin has been a Marine for some time and is pleased with the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Christine
Shaw Street
June Shira
East Main Street
Alice Morrison
Wayne Christine
Christine
Edwin
U. S. Marine Camp
Quantico
Virginia
Washington D. C
Annapolis
U. S. Marines
Police Search Huston Hardware After Break In
Detective C. G. Logan and Officer Carl Lockard responded to a call reporting a broken rear door at Huston Hardware on East Long Avenue. They found the door forced open and conducted a thorough search, but nobody was found inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Logan
Carl Lockard
Huston Hardware Company
East Long Avenue
Dr R H M Mackenzie Opens New Castle Clinic Friday
Pittsburgh's oldest specialist Dr R H M Mackenzie, long based at 640 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, announces weekly Friday consultations at 135 East North Street New Castle from 9 30 AM to 8 15 PM. He treats stomach and liver disorders, nervous conditions, rectal issues, ruptures, rheumatism, blood and skin diseases, goiter, and related ailments without cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
East North Street
R. H. M. Mackenzie
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
Girls Register Early for Camp East Brook at YWCA
Daily signups at the YWCA office fill Camp East Brook as a 50 capacity session begins June 30 and runs through August 23. Trained executives will lead activities and ensure a busy engaging vacation for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Queen Esthers Rally at First Methodist Church
Monday evening event brought Queen Esther Circles from city churches together at the First Methodist church. Miss Mary Nunn led arrangements and guests Miss Agnes Shadduck and Mrs. L. C. Hemenway spoke on the missionary project for July with an all week Camp Eastbrook meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Queen Esther
Mary Nunn
L. C. Hemenway
Young People’s Societies
Agnes Shadduck
Misenheimer School
North Carolina
Shadduck
C. C. Kennedy
Grove City
C. S. Hart
Camp Eastbrook
Large Congregation Attends Emmanuel Baptist Service
The Emmanuel Baptist church auditorium was filled Sunday evening for a sermon by Rev. Margaret Joshua wife of Rev. Clifford S. Joshua pastor of Croton Avenue M E church. The service featured strong remarks by Mrs Joshua and a return visit by Rev. C S Joshua praising the church. Music directed by David E Hopkins with soloist Mrs R T Morris delivering a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Margaret Joshua
Clifford S. Joshua
Croton Avenue M. E
Joshua
C. S. Joshua
General Manager To Inspect Lines
General Manager C. I. Leiper of the central region Pennsylvania railroad will arrive Wednesday at 10 30 a m aboard his private car for a general inspection of the E and A division properties. Superintendent H T Frushour and other officials will board the car for the Erie trip. The car will be attached to No 415, the regular Erie bound train from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Leiper
Central Region, Pennsylvania Railroad
E. & A. Division
H. T. Frushour
Erie
Pittsburgh
Pictures Show South Africa At First Christian Church
A stereopticon lecture by Basil Holt will be shown this evening at eight in the First Christian Church. Holt, an Englishman born in South Africa, presents pictures of South Africa including diamond and gold mines and scenic views loaned by the government. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Holt
South Africa
Holt
Coffey Family News and Community Notes from New Castle
Mrs. Coffey’s mother, Mrs Julius Caesar of Hartford, Conn, died at 2 54 p m Sunday with Mrs Coffey present. Agnes Coffey, Rev G H Coffey’s daughter, had a sixth birthday party with twelve guests. Robin Hood Club met at St Luke s A M E Zion church with three new members admitted and camping plans set. Rev G H Coffey to attend the Ohio conference session in Youngstown June 18 to 22. Second Baptist Church sets midweek programs with talks on The Being of God and Bible inspiration and senior choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Coffey
G. H. Coffey
Robin Hood Club
St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion
Frank Pailey
Riley Mauney
Clinton Payne
Russell Turner
Rev
Mike Mauney
Clyde Fielding
Alonzo Davidson
John R. France
Billy Mauney
John Fyler
Billy Bailey
James Palmer
Andrew Perkins
Harry Allman
Raymond Dillard
Robert Payne
John Tyler
Earl Harmon
St. Luke’s A. M. E. Zion
Youngstown
Ohio
George C. Clement
Louisville
Second Baptist Church
Elizabeth Thomas
Goa
Ina May Nelson
Five Colored People Detained After Rollover Incident At Ellwood
Five local colored individuals were rounded up by Ellwood City authorities after an alleged incident involving a car running a red light and injuring a woman. Names include Joe McKeown Elizabeth Hicks Joe Carr C Jackson and Irene Smith. Also reported a break in at Sinclair Oil on Gardner Avenue with two sets of tank keys taken and an involuntary bankruptcy filed by Mercer Barbers Supply Co with creditors meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Joe McKeown
Moravic Street
Elizabeth Hicks
Preston Avenue
Joe Carr
C. Jackson
Moravia Street
Irene Smith
Sinclair Oil Company
Gardner Avenue
Mercer Barbers Supply Co
E. N. Underwood
Perry Highway Paving Advances With New Y Road Planned
The Perry highway project progresses as paving extends from Leesburgh to two miles past Dr Jordon’s farm toward Harlansburg. Crews move equipment to Grant City and start the Rock Springs to Grant City segment then proceed toward Butler road. Bridges rise and a Y road may route traffic through Harlansburg. A newborn, Conrad Calvin Bright, joins Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bright of 210 East Sutton Street on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburgh
Jordon
Flaransburg
New Harlansburg
Grant City
Rock Springs
Harlansburg
Dr. Jordon
Lawrence
Butler
Pennsylvania
Perry
Leesburg
Samuel Bright
East Sutton Street
Conrad Calvin
Four Jailed On Small Girls Charge
Grove City Pennsylvania June 17 four residents John McDowell W A Keller Earl Bohlander and C H Crawford are indicted and held for the October term of Mercer county criminal court on charges of statutory rape Each is under $1000 bail following a hearing before Justice A W Madge on the complaint by Mildred Kitch 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kitch of Grove City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
John McDowell W. A. Keller
Earl Bohlander
C H. Crawford
Mercer County Criminal Court
Justice of the
Peace A. W. Madge
Mildred Kitch
Willian Kitch
Driver in Moravia Street crash held as probe continues
Ralph Vitale, driver of the car that seriously injured Stuta Davis of Sciote street, remained in police custody at noon as officials prepared definite action. The car, owned by Miss Marian C Jiles of Butler, was released to her today amid ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Vitale
Little Stuta Davis
Sciote Street
Moravia Street
Miss Marian C Jiles
Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Marshal
J. C. McGregor
Corp of Deputy Marshals
Son
Marine Camp
Dr. R. H. M. Mackenzie
Dr. At
Camp
Queen Esthers
First M. E. Church
Beatrice Greenough
New York
Belmont Park
L. L
First Christian Church
Brend
Tetley’s Tea
Salada Black Tea
Ylb
Pkge
A&p
Sultana
Maine
M. Peck
Winesap Apples
Fancy Tomatoes
N.B.C
York State
Rk. Be
Wb. S
Uni
Pacific
Jordon Farm
Mercer County
Ty the News
Vitale
Plaedrus
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