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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1923

Page

14

Plans For Aid Of Disabled Veterans Now Coming To Head

Reports from Captain Hamilton Cook of the American Veterans at a Minneapolis convention outline a push for comprehensive aid for World War II era disabled veterans. Proposals include hospital insurance payments, a Veterans Affairs Committee, night clinics, clear rehabilitation definitions, diplomas recognized by employers, temporary ratings for unrehabilitated veterans, and nationwide summer camps to assist recovery and reintegration.

International News Service Tatt Asiangturs Hamilton Cook Buffalo Cimerican Veterans Ces Captain Cook Minneapolis Witich Carpalen Cong Congress Veterans’ Hospital Veterans’ Affairs Committee Cook Veterans’ Bureau Washington American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars American Red Cross Disabled American Veterans Department of Justice Americin

War veterans demand support reforms for returning soldiers

Citizens recall the sacrifice of the global conflict as they outline a program of medicine, care, and facilities for the men who returned from the war. The emphasis is on benefits and practical measures to aid veterans in rebuilding postwar life.

Probe Shooting Fatal Near Harrisburg Camp

John Dye, 32, of Harrisburg was shot and killed Monday at Straight Hill near York. Dye belonged to a group camping along a creek. George Kelly was held for further investigation as authorities probe the incident.

International News Service York John Dye Harrisburg Straight Hill Dye George Kelly

Dog Guards Tent Where Dye Body Reported Found

A dog owned by Dye stood at the tent entrance guarding the site where Dye's body was reported. Attempts to move the dog failed despite threats and entreaties. Several men entered the tent from the rear while others distracted the dog at the entrance.

Dye

Busy Farmer Forgets Horse And Walks Home in English

June 19 report from English Indiana tells how William Gilliland, a farmer, rode one mile to town and left his horse in the business district. After a shopping spree he walked home with his purchases, only to encounter his own horse being ridden back by a neighbor who had retrieved it and laughed at the mix up.

Ind William Gilliland English Mr. Gilliland

Daily Puzzle Alabama City Spelling Challenge

Start with any Teller and move along toward the next in sequence. The puzzle asks how many Alabama cities can be spelled by following a path through adjacent city names. Yesterday’s answer included TuB GARlock BADCE Rose ance hor Seven camera Tack, indicating a wordplay chain across multiple clues.

Alabama Tub Garlock

Detroit Divorce Claims Wife Abuses and Controls Husband

DETROIT June 19. John L. Far ies files for divorce in circuit court alleging wife Della May beat him 20 times in four years. He says she blocks time with their 3-year-old daughter Claudine, disciplines the child, bans him from reading, removes his books, and pushes new relatives to support at irregular intervals while forcing him to scrub and wash clothes.

Detroit John LE. Faries Della May Claudine

Kansas Abides By Decision Of Court

Kansas state officials said they would not seek further hearings on the Industrial Court Law after the Supreme Court recently held parts unconstitutional. The state thus abides by the court decision.

Kansas Cinternational News Service Washington State of Legis United States Supreme Court Supreme Court

Mayor Recommends Sunday Police Presence on Jefferson Street

Mayor Tontz proposed placing a policeman on North Jefferson Street every Sunday morning to manage heavy automobile traffic linked to church attendance. The suggestion aims to ease congestion and improve safety during peak hours.

Tontz North Jefferson St

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