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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
16
A new order targets border agency firearms amid protests over recent killings. Critics hail the move as a breakthrough while opponents push for broader amendments, with calls to ban service pistols and replace them with nonlethal options.
Safety leaders from Alpha in Ironton Ohio Standard in Gainesville and Manheim West Virginia discuss how to win an association trophy and emphasize education and cooperation for perfect worker safety. The event includes demonstrations, round table talks, and a banquet with Larry Flint as speaker. Delegates from Lehigh Wampum Crescent Bessemer share views.
International News Service reports Mount Komagatake eruption on Hokkaido Island. Thirty dead and scores missing as lava and ash devastate villages. About 15,000 displaced. government geologists in ascent were killed by falling rocks. Eruption subsiding.
PITTSBURGH June 18 Roy Co Cashdollar a Pitcairn room proprietor was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a woman in a case that drew a courtroom crowd and ended with a surprise verdict.
Mrs. Alice Brown of Braddock was killed when Cashdollar's car collided with another vehicle, jumped onto the sidewalk, and struck a telephone pole. The accident occurred December 9 in Braddock. A jury freed Ose, finding the crash unavoidable despite the tragedy.
Ridgway Pa June 18 Byron FP L Ely 41 prominent attorney died today after a four week illness attributed to pneumonia contracted on a business trip to Asheville North Carolina He had shown some improvement and was taken to hospital for a lung operation due to after effects of pneumonia but died despite efforts to operate
Harrisburg reports 270 pilots licensed in Pennsylvania by the aeronautics department with activity through June. The license total rises from prior counts, with many pilots active across multiple aircraft and locations, showing a broad operational baseline in the commonwealth.
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