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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
10
Involuntary mortgage defaults must file relief loan applications with the Home Owner's Loan Corporation by June 27. Loans target those at real risk of tax sale or foreclosure, with eligibility rules including home value limits, occupancy, and income requirements. Deliberate defaults lead to rejection.
The naval council of the Co-Operative orders of America passes a resolution condemning the CCC plan. It claims wages in CCC camps are far below decent standards and that a young man in camp pushes his family off relief. It urges enlistment be avoided and notes the CWA will attempt to withdraw youths from camps. R. T. Pettit of 17 South Bay street announced the action.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that curtailment of bituminous coal production is expected following the Roosevelt strike truce agreement. Mines in the Tri-state area were notified that the miners walkout scheduled for last midnight was called off and UMWA said operators agreed to continue current working arrangements through June 30. A slight cut in output was anticipated to help balance the deal.
With a halt in strike preparations, mine operators announced they would proceed on time schedules as dictated by the orders received, signaling continued operation despite large coal stocks held as a precaution.
Rumors that pickets would be established at the three Frick Coke Company colonial plants were denied by District No. 4 United Mine Workers officers. Telegrams informing local union heads of the rescinded strike call were sent to leaders of 83 locals in the district. Any walkout or picketing by miners would be unauthorized, according to William Hynes.
Collections at the Home Owners Loan Corporation local office are rising, says manager C P Cloak. Homeowners use the nearby offices to pay rather than mailing to Baltimore. Mortgage holders are warned not to let loans slip into default under the mortgage terms.
East New Castle residents gathered June 11 at the Lytle home for a bridal shower for Mrs. Leo Carson nee Earlene Wood. Socializing and music filled the evening as gifts were presented and refreshments served by Mrs. T. C. Watson Mrs. L. R. Houk and Miss Helen Lytle.
A surprise gathering at Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Fredericks home by Calvary Presbyterian church members showered Mrs Fredericks with a handkerchief gift as she leaves this week for New Jersey for a summer visit with relatives with the children.
The Lawrence county court case involving Mr. Butler in the numbers matter has been clarified to not involve J. H. Butler of Crawford Avenue. No other details are provided in the readable text.
Mrs. E. Keller was surprised by a group of Calvary Sunday school sisters at her home. The gathering included games and chat, a gift from Miss Violet Zeigler on behalf of the class, and a later delicious repast with seasonable tones.
An advertisement touts a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Ol Capsules to flush poisons and acids from kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It claims this stops nightly urination and notes other kidney and bladder symptoms such as burning passage backache leg cramps and puffy eyes.
At a Sunday afternoon session in King Humbert hall lodge No 1171 installed new officers led by Anthony Costa. Officers include Cosimo Galasso Venerable Salvatore Bassano orator and John DeLorenzo ex venerable with others such as Gae tano Greco secretary and Nick Altobelli treasurer. The group planned the July 21 annual picnic at Mrs Howard Coopers home and noted changes to the earlier announcement.
New Castle callers this week include Mr and Mrs J W Wimer Mrs Hallis Wimer Frank and Ruth Graham Frank Wimer F W Patterson Brice Miller and James Drake as they attended the telephone group gathering at Butler Wednesday evening. The report notes the next W C T U meeting will follow.
Rudolph Biordi of Ellwood City, seriously injured in a crash on the New Castle Ellwood City highway, was among patients discharged to home from New Castle hospital over the weekend.
John Swabeba aged 57 of Lee Avenue fell from a back porch in darkness near his home in Farrell Pennsylvania. He woke, stumbled into a railing and sustained a broken neck, dying later at Buhl Hospital. police assisted.
Canton resident Russell George, injured in a two car collision at Albert street and Sheridan avenue, is recovering well at Jameson Memorial hospital and expected to be discharged today. He was unconscious but suffered no serious injuries. The Cuyahoga county recorder’s office has filed its 2,500,000th document since 1810.
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