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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
6
Springfield Kiwanis Club launches a community farm to aid 75 to 109 unemployed men. Orin Fallin donates 25 acres and $100 for seed. land will be allocated to deserving unemployed members with strict cultivation standards and inspections to ensure proper care.
A reader friendly puzzle with clues covering animals languages signs and verbs. The grid features across and down entries including oblique references to historic scripts and nautical terms.
Cleveland June 17 Hymie Martin was acquitted in the slaying of former councilman William E. Potter. It was his second trial after a first verdict of life imprisonment following new evidence then led to a retrial.
Page announces installation of new officers for Aerie 455 with George Anthony as president John Woods as vice president Davd Morgan as treasurer Chas McCaskey as secretary John Brogan as chaplain Frank Peterson as inside guard and trustees Joe Wilkins Claude Snyder and Harry McCormick. Philadelphia report notes regional plan urges treating Delaware River as shared waterway for PA NJ and DE with port rail facilities study.
Latrobe police lieutenant Thomas Griffen 30 was committed to county jail after being charged with his wife's murder. He will be allowed to attend the funeral under guard.
The Queen Esther class of the Third United Presbyterian church invites every former member to a Sunday morning home coming program. The event aims to have all past members attend.
Denver detective James O'Donnell returned from Portland without his man George Hay the ex Denver broker charged with embezzlement. O'Donnell learned Hay and he served together in France and shared wartime hospital weeks. He said he was glad to be home without his prisoner.
Frank Anker a Brooklyn New Yorker and freshman at Amherst College won three annual prize awards announced by President Arthur Stanley Pease. He earned prizes in mathematics Latin and hygiene.
On this day in 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill occurred. The piece notes readers born today have quiet, happy dispositions and enjoy ease, and provides quick factual trivia on Cape foot length and a hair's breadth measurement.
A cape foot is not a standard measurement. An ounce of water equals about 1/8 cup or 2 tablespoons in volume. A hair's breadth refers to a negligible distance, roughly one hair width, often cited as a very small fraction of an inch.
A marketing offer from the Commander Larabee Cereal Company in Minneapolis promotes a free one quarter cup measuring scoop with the purchase of a 25c package of Airy Fairy Kwik-Bis-Kit. The kit promises ready to use biscuit ingredients and failure proof results. The ad emphasizes quality, ease, and numerous kitchen uses.
The State Department of Health will issue approval placards for camps meeting water, sewage, garbage, drainage, bathing, and housing standards through October 1, 1932. Signed by Dr. Theodore B. Appel, the cards certify compliance under the new bathing place law, aiding visitors in selecting safe camps. After long agitation, Sundar eames are to be permitted in the parks of Redcar, England.
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