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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

6

Unclear mixed feature items reflect a late edition page

Government figures put unwary buyers losses from weak securities in New York at about 400 million dollars yearly. A gangster's aunt defends him as quiet and kindly amid his murders. Fort Charles Fort creates a new super checkers game with seven thousand squares and a thousand men. Russian caricaturist Catherine Barjansky discusses her craft and limits of mockery without admitting laughter in her eyes.

New York Fort—Charles Fort Catherine Barjansky God Sinclair Lewis

Racket Problem Analyzed By Four Local Professors

Four university instructors from city hotbeds of learning discuss racketeering in a lighthearted piece on Coney Island and weigh in on causes and cures. Dr Doug Fryer cites social institutions. Dr Charley Shaw notes hero worship. Dr Jay Nash warns crime as play. Dr Walter Spahr calls for honest government.

Doc Doug. Fryer Charley Shaw Charley Shaw, Professor of Philosophy: ‘As Long As ‘Scarface al’ Capone Babe’ Ruth Bobby’ Jones Charley’ Lindbergh Jay Nash Walter Spahr

Tobe denies American fashion originator claim

Tobe, fashion director, denies there is a distinct American originator of fashions as in Paris. He argues Americans cannot match Paris results because clothes are crafted by scholars and artists, not drawn from air or haphazard invention.

Tobe America Paris

Bach Cantata Echoes From Thomas Church in Leipzig

In Leipzig on Sundays during the current year listeners may hear Bach cantatas in the Thomas Church where he served as organist and choir director from 1723 to 1750. The Thomaner boys choir sings motettes Fridays at 1 30 and Saturdays at 6. Luther preached his reformation sermon in the Thomas Church.

Leipzig Johann Sebastian Bach Thomas Church Thomaner Thomas School Bach Luther

Auto Disappears Into Quicksand Near Eureka Beach

Clam diggers are warned not to panic if they uncover parts of a car on the Eureka beach north of the city. Mrs. A R Porter drove onto the sand and the car sank beneath the surface when she went back to retrieve it. The note ends with a stray remark about government finances and schemes.

International News Service Eureka Calif Here A. R. Porter

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Revealed

Word list includes capitals and several clues covering geography gods and metals with entries like Colombia capital, God of love, and a range of terms from body parts to astronomy. The puzzle provides numerous plus signs of cross reference answers and a section titled Answer to Previous Puzzle.

Chess Becomes King Of Games In San Quentin

In San Quentin California chess overtakes checkers as the prison’s leading pastime with games in cells and yard. Champion Vincent J. Christy, a Los Angeles bandit serving five years to life, won 29 of 34 games in a July 1926 start. runner up Manuel Navarro, and Welby Hunt, sicked, withdrew.

International News Service San Quentin Calif Vincent J. Christy Los Angeles Christy Poland Manuel Navarro Welby Hunt

Oregonian Becomes Champ Wood Chopper

Albany Oregon June 18 Pete McLaren world champion wood chopper won 50 dollars by cutting through a 58 inch circumference log in 2 minutes 45 seconds. He beat Paul Miller Roy Morlan and George W Hayes under the contest rule of two thirds of Miller’s time. McLaren won handily.

Albany Ore Pete McLaren Paul Miller Roy Morlan North Albany George W. Hayes McLaren

Beaver Incisors and a 1892 Bicycle Railway Plan

A fragment notes beaver incisors cut trees by rubbing edges with tooth surfaces. It mentions a 1892 company to build the Hotchkiss Bicycle Railway between Mt Holly and Smithville New Jersey. It also cites language guidance and a 1812 war anniversary, with miscellaneous lines on slavery and horoscopes.

Hotchkiss MT Holly Smithville N.J

Questioning history and riddle sentences

A triad of prompts asks where King John granted Magna Charta to English barons whether Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation freed all slaves and a brain teaser comparing the heart to a watchman.

John

Bears increase in Flathead forests near Kalispell

In Kalispell Montana on June 18, deputy ranger supervisor Charles Hash reported rapid growth of bears of various colors in the Flathead forests. New game laws restrict trapping and hunting with dogs, allowing bears to be taken only by close shooting, with grizzlies posing the greatest danger.

Kalispell Mont Flathead Charles Hash South Fork Bruin

Brains Will Break In Rodent Camp Food Caches

An unnamed speaker notes that an unguarded camp overnight is unlikely to be found intact and warns that the brains will break anything to access food caches. The remark underscores caution about guarding supplies and the opportunistic behavior of the subjects.

Hash

Boat Rams Catfish on Wa bash River in Indiana

In Terre Haute Indiana June 18 a motor boat on the Wabash River struck a 40 pound spoonbill catfish, stunning it. Occupants Carl Stahl Barney Delaney and Audie Powell hauled the fish aboard and later shared catfish steaks. The fish measured 48 inches with an 18 inch spoonbill and was likely the river’s largest spoonbill catfish.

International News Service Terre Haute Ind Wabash Carl Stahl Barney Delaney Audie Powell

Ancient Log Fort Still Stands In Illinois

Woodbine Illinois reports a log fort with stockade still standing in fair condition from a hundred years ago built to guard settlers against Black Hawk led Indians. A spring supplying water rests within the refuge. A movement aims to rebuild it as a museum. it may be the last such relic in the Middle West. The article notes a mild crime wave with a dismissive line.

Woodbine, Ill Black Hawk Middle West

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