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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
9
A fragmented passage suggests discussion of a planned visit to America by a figure named MacDonald, with accompanying tensions and references to Washington, naval issues, and Anglos. The garbled text implies questions about necessity and potential political or strategic motives.
The ceremony honored 99 agriculture, 42 chemistry and physics, 174 engineering and 31 marine science and 413 science bachelors and 217 arts degrees. Frank Chamin earned second honors in engineering. George Weinschenk, a Sigma Nu member, was noted among graduates and fraternities mentioned include Delta Upsilon.
Women’s swimming class opens at George Wash Imatou pool tonight at 7:30. A mixed class for married men and wives is set for the same time on Thursday.
President proposes a $500,000 farm relief act with $130,000 allocated to a fund and $380,000 to cover the first year's administrative expenses of the new Farm Board. House consideration stalled over lack of immediate full appropriation. Democratic members oppose partial funding.
Mahoning Valley Grange plans an evening program featuring regional residents in varied roles. Notables include Joha Byler, Vernical Mary Fannie Grubb, Richard Grubb, Elizabeth Knoll, Joe Kuhn, Pr. Knoll, and Minnie Ham among others. The event showcases a community theatrical reading with interest in local talent and familiar names.
Colorado police puzzled over the shooting death of seven year old Peter Schenck who killed Gilbert Jackson with a rifle after a quarrel over ballgame. Officials say murder charges cannot be pressed due to legal limits. Dayton Daily News notes debates on foreign embassies importing liquor versus patronizing American industry.
An ad style fragment extols Palmolive Soap for simple cleansing with warm then cold water to prepare for makeup. It claims 140,000 beauty experts endorse regular use and references a Plaingrove meeting with many local names and events, including a public program with songs and recitations.
Fragmented OCR captures show names of residents, churches, concerts, and community notices. The jumbled text mentions Rev A T Dicken, a pastorate, choir, Sunday service, and various locals like Miss Eppinger and Mrs Stevenson, but readable details are sparse and scattered.
A youth killed a large Blacksnake reported near a park. The incident, described in terse terms, notes the creature was slain by a local resident amid rumors of prior sightings and distant warnings. No injuries to people were recorded.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Koruola cleansing and strengthening his entire system amid garbled phrases and nonstandard words. It mentions individuals, possible groups, and scattered terms like weekly, Prentice, Peerage, and personal names, but no clear event, date, or coherent narrative.
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