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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
14
About 450 non swimmers joined the Learn to Swim Free campaign at the New Castle Y M C A this year. Trials will conclude Friday with final tests for all entrants.
Eugene Glass was captured in the Oakland district after a pursuit that began on Moravia street when officers discovered him carrying a gallon of liquor. He dumped the contents on the street and fled, but was finally stopped and will face charges.
The case of John Doe alias Vito Diabella charged with selling liquor went to the jury before Judge Hildebrand around noon. The next case before the same judge was the commonwealth vs Nick Jarone, also charged with selling liquor.
HOYLAKE June 18. Two Americans and a Briton tied the Royal Liverpool course record with a 70 on the first round of the British Open. Bobby Jones of Atlanta MacDonald Smith of New York and Henry Cotton shared the lead with an even 70.
Ambassador Morrow defeats Fort and Frelinghuysen to claim a sweeping primary victory in New Jersey. Partial returns show Morrow leading with 335,818 votes to 95,074 for Fort and 41,233 for Frelinghuysen as pro wet sentiment grows. Morrow, termed the new Moses of the wets, becomes a national figure in the anti prohibition movement.
Classified street and business listings show Hermitage Ideal Station No 5 and Mercer area names such as Hudson Hovis and Hollinger along Harrisville Road and S Broad Street. Grove City area references include The Caravan and Harrisville Road with several contacts.
F Scott McBride head of the Anti saloon league says Dwight W Morrow won the New Jersey Republican senatorial primary largely due to his personal popularity and public service The note adds that on prohibition Morrow would be a wet like Edge if elected and is no more wet than the former senator.
Troop 4 of Mahoningtown begins re registration for the coming year. Leaders urge each scout to pay his re registration fee to avoid delaying the troop’s service. Committee chairman Miller leads efforts as parents are asked to support meetings and hikes. The troop, currently the only one in town, hopes to recruit four full patrols by fall.
PITTSBURGH June 18 Two laborers working in a sewer near the south side market house were buried beneath a ton of earth and rescued by fellow workers Abrino Pasquarelli 47 suffered shock and slight bruises Frank Banda 36 escaped uninjured The earth fall was caused by truck rumbling above and collapsed into the 15 foot sewer.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Rigby were at a police station Tuesday after an incident at a local venue. The couple reportedly faced a disturbance requiring law enforcement involvement and routine processing followed by resolution.
Referee Christley today held hearings in cases before the workmen's compensation board. The session was held in City Hall.
Firemen from the Central department extinguished a gasoline blaze in front of the Pennzoil station when a hose burst while refueling a car. A match tossed into the spilled fuel sparked flames along the gutter, scorching a car tire but causing no major damage. William Andrews, former sheriff, and Officer Carl Lockard were credited with rescuing a cat trapped in an eighteen foot well near the Winter and Highland corner.
The Margaret Henry Home children will picnic Thursday with entertainment by D. Rung. Dinner and supper will be provided and Mr. Rung will organize all day’s sports. Transportation is arranged by the P and O Company.
Lawrence County Farm Agent HR McCulloch attends Farm Week at State College as farmers from across Pennsylvania gather for the show. Thursday marks the final day of the event with quotes from Quintillian reflecting on a bleaker future.
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