Missing-One Set of Old Time Hoboes
An editorial laments fewer hoboes in the city as wartime policing and prohibition reduce begging. It cites the Work or Fight policy, liquor bans, and a shift to work or ditch duty. Rev. E J Berquist supports the view that professional panhandlers are rare as prosperity and sobriety rise.
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E. J. Berquist
New Castle Singers Replaced At Chautauqua
The Cambrian Glee Singers cannot arrive in time for Saturday July 3 in New Castle. Local substitutes will be two New Castle soloists W. C. Price and Harry Evans with their quartet, a trusted act already drawing favorable reviews.
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Youth Admits Stealing Burglar Alarm System
Bennie Andrews of Page Street and George Peppler of Hazelton Street, both around 17, faced Judge Stephen Stone in criminal court for larceny of a burglar alarm system from National Casket Co. Andrews testified that Peppler bought the alarm, which was used mainly for electrical experiments. Both were committed to jail pending the judge's decision.
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Bennie Andrews
Page Street
Stephen Stone
George Peppler
Hazelton Street
Andrews
Peppler
The
Casket Company
Marked bills trap policeman in Niles case
Lt. Jack Barrett of the Niles police was arrested by federal officers on a charge of taking pay from a local speakeasy for police protection. Chief Rounds said Barrett would be suspended during the investigation as agents used marked money to prove the payoff.
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Jack Barrett
Rounds
Barrett
Ice Vein Found By Mt. Carmel Coal Workers
Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania workers digging at the Black Diamond Colliery in 88 degree heat unearthed a buried vein of ice at least 30 years old. The ice measures about 18 by 5 by 8 inches, about 50 feet long, and continues into the bank.
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Mt. Carmel
International News Service
Mount Carmel
Black Diamond
Janitors Form Repair Gangs in City Schools
Janitors split into two groups and work at West Side and Oak Street schools painting rooms and performing upkeep to ready facilities for the fall opening. The effort aims to brighten classrooms and improve school environments.
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West Side
Oak Street
State Police Seize Truckload Of Rum
Towanda Pa June 18 state police seized a truckload of 105 proof whiskey valued at $6000 consigned to Leslie G Marshall of Towanda. Arrest of the driver for license violation led to discovery of the liquor from Bernice to Sayre. Driver F J Chisnis of Lopez released on $1000 bail and faces motor law charges as case develops.
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Leslie G. Marshall
Bernice
Sayre
Wilkes-Barre
F. J. Chisnis
Lopez
Directors Meet At Fairgrounds
Directors of the New Castle Agricultural Association met at the fairgrounds to review progress on the race track and buildings. Rain slowed but did not stop work, with significant construction noted since the last meeting. Premi um lists will be announced soon as preparations advance. Reports from the city and county indicate large displays across all divisions. Agricultural and stock exhibits are expected to be the best in Lawrence County, with local merchants planning strong participation.
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Fairgrounds
Lawrence County
Butler County Memorial Hospital Drive Reaches $506000
Butler County Memorial Hospital drive ends with $506000 subscribed toward a $500000 memorial hospital in Butler County. Standard Steel Car Corp gives $150000, allied plants add $67471, outside city boroughs and townships pledge $55000, leaving room to raise to $550000.
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Butler
Butler County
Standard Steel Car Corporation
Ada Pope Leaves $2000 To Salem City Hospital
In Farmington Connecticut Mrs Ada Pope bequeathed two thousand dollars to Salem City Hospital in her will probated yesterday She died recently in California and the gift is unconditional.
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Salem
Ada B. Pope
Farmington, Conn
Salem City Hospital
P’ope
California
Two Years Term and Fine Given Girl Embezzler
Nora Margaret Yoders aged 18 of Washington pleaded guilty to 80 counts of embezzlement totaling 9000 dollars from J. M. Spriggs Sons wholesale grocers. She was sentenced to two years on each count with a 1 dollar fine and costs. sentences run concurrently to avoid 160 years total.
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Nora Margaret Yoders
J. M. Spriggs Sons
James I. Brownson
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