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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
9
The piece analyzes the post strike damage to Britain’s trade union movement. It notes disillusionment among workers and simmering disputes within the Trade Union Council and the Miners Federation. It reports potential resignations and bitter wrangling over responsibility for the collapse of the miners’ demonstration and the government’s emergency powers.
A new gland tonic named Glandogen offers glandular treatment in tablet form for men and women. European and American scientists report internal gland extract boosts corresponding glands and reawakens normal activity. Love & Megown Drug Co. advertises genuine Glandogen.
Trade unionists reject Sir Herbert Samuel proposals to reopen negotiations and face wage reductions for higher paid workers. They accuse the Trade Union Council of letting them down as the coal stoppage yields no gains and leaves idle miners near starvation, worsening the miners' position since May 1.
County Superintendent J C Syling announced bids for the Shenango township school building will be invited on July 3. The plan, nearly approved by the state department, includes 21 classrooms and a plan to add a four year high school program starting next year. The project aims for occupancy by January 1, with classes likely remaining in old buildings until then.
Deputy Sheriff William Reynolds identifies E. H. Matson alias Joe Matson as the forgery suspect sought here. Matson, arrested in St. Louis under Forest Wilment, is held in Terre Haute with $10,000 bail and faces possible transfer to York, Pa., on forged essay charges.
Miss Mable Baldwin entertained G C Club members with games music and dancing plus refreshments served by her sister Helen The next meeting is set for July 7 at Elizabeth Kisella s home Eliza beth Kisella M and Mrs A A McCormick and sons Raymond and Ellsworth drove to Clairton Pa Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grandy and family Marjorie Armstrong Gula Moore and Genevieve Shellenberger visited Gertrude McCormick Wednesday Mrs R A Armstrong and children called on Mrs E Frisbee Sunday Mr and Mrs William Ray and sons were guests of Mr and Mrs J W Ramsey Sunday Gala was also mentioned as a guest More who had her tonsils removed is recovering nicely.
Realty transfers show Lena Green to Joseph Hannon in Fifth Ward for 1 dollar and multiple parcels to various buyers in First Second Third Fifth Ward and Wayne with sums mostly 1 dollar, plus Laura B. Rice estate to Alex Sharp Leslie for 3050 dollars. Other transfers include Alfred J. Jeffery to Francisco Nicoletti for 1 dollar and North Ellwood Heights Realty Co. to Frank Thomas for 1 dollar.
The court affirms four year sentences for three defendants and a year and day for Amos in a fraud case. George Derr, already sentenced, did not appeal. A Sunday pageant The Heart of Gold at Westfield Presbyterian Church on June 20 at 8 pm will feature about fifty children from Bible school groups. An offering supports the Board of National Missions and Mission Sunday School in the United States.
The United States circuit of appeals unanimously affirms the mail fraud conviction of George R. Bentel Benjamin Leven and former Assemblyman William C Amos in the Morosco holding corporation stock case The decision sentences Kent and Leven general manager and president of Morosco to Atlanta penitentiary for their roles in the scheme involving part of 2 000 000 in capital stock
The Epworth church choir of Youngstown Ohio will present a musical at Mt Jackson on Tuesday evening June 22. The program showcases the church group in a community event.
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