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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
5
In Hendaye on June 18 the French government urged Spain to dispatch a division of troops totaling about 20 000 to Morocco to aid Moroccan fighting. France notes prior Spanish collaboration in Moroccan campaigns and expects Madrid to accede. The move could stir unrest in Spain where many view the Moroccan conflict as closed.
In Moon Township near Carnot a Brewickty motorcycle officer, Edward Stemmier, 23, and his wife Jean were found shot dead after a daytime tragedy. Initially blamed on a joint suicide pact, investigators now explore a motive tied to jealousy and alleged infidelity among the bride and taxi drivers. A note on a police parking ticket read Don’t worry about us we will be all right signed Eddie and Jean as officials review testimonies and driver contacts.
Manchester, a Toronto youth, was sentenced to die in the electric chair on August 14 for the murder of his roommate James Parks. Convicted after a one hour trial, Manchester cried as Judge AH A Matthews pronounced the sentence. he confessed the plot involved a $1000 promise by landlady Mrs J C Powers who held a $14000 life policy and faces separate trial.
In Beaver Pa on June 18 English law was invoked to detain Mrs Williams of New Brighton despite acquittal on liquor law charges. The judge ordered a good behavior bond of 2500 dollars, which Mrs Williams could not furnish, leading to her commitment to jail.
J H Cole of South Jefferson Street and four visitors were arrested over the weekend by city police. They appeared before Mayor William I Gillespie Monday, charged with disorderly conduct, and were fined $10 each after posting forfeits for their appearance.
Frank W. Thompson and Edenburg RD. 2 Isle M. Wilson. Matoningwwn RD 38 Leon S. Rodgers Ellwood City. Mary May Yokubik New Castle RD 3 Palmervino De Rosa New Castle. Chas A. Sullwagon Jesepaise Yanseun Ellwood City. Wary Schatzman Pittsburgh Ira L. Hewthorne New Castle. George S. Daverspice Brookville PA. Mildred E. Davis Punxsutawney PA. John D. Arden Mary Patronko Cleveland. Cloveand O.
Local society page lists numerous residents and visitors traveling to and from Pittsburg. Names include Frank Doerr, Clarence Ruthrauf, Mrs. Rufus Patterson, W Herman Hess, Miss Nana Jenkins, Mrs. Blanche Whitacre, Mrs. William Fletcher, Elizabeth Sowersby, Miss Virginia Daugherty, Miss Marjorie Rhodes, Dr. R. C. Gilmore, Mrs. Mabel Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rhodes, Janet Bowen, Russell, Glen Be. Doerr, Mary Doerr, Mrs. Richard Gwilym, and many others with moves to Cleveland, Youngstown, Chicago, Philadelphia, Toledo, and local towns. trips for vacations, visits, and family gatherings noted throughout. Local addresses in Croton, Englewood, Wallace, Youngstown, and more cited.
Two Pace brothers from this city and Mrs. Sarah Richards of Easton return home after visiting relatives. Elizabeth Smith returns from Cleveland where she cared for her niece. Marilyn Johnson, a Cleveland Clinic Hospital disaster victim, continues to improve. The Jenkins family returns from Columbus after their son’s graduation. Margaret Sunkey sails for a three mile trip through Europe visiting several countries. George Weiman and cousins Leng and Mooney host guests. services at First Congregational Church featured Rev Rees Wilkains. The Anderson family takes a motor trip to Niagara Falls after visiting Mrs Annie Meearline. George Si admires the Mass. retreat.
An oblique report quotes Clarence Brown of Metro-Gollwyne Miyer praising a smooth experience for 69 directors while Ragnel Torres touts Lux Toilet Soap. The piece presents a surreal, garbled Hollywood scene with nonstandard names and inventive product names.
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