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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
37
Judson Barteaux street commissioner started a crew laying pipe and cross covers to divert hillside water in The Narrows. The work eases auto traffic by preventing water from pooling in ruts and wall contact. Two machines may pass most passageways with proper option.
Councilman Davies told colleagues that two years ago the council agreed to fix the curb and sidewalk at 311 East Long Avenue where Mrs. V. Menzing’s brick property is damaged by trucks. Councilman Miller said the street department would immediately provide a remedy.
A citizen urged immediate council action after theft and damage to the building. Councilman Davies intensified the push with a firm briefing on the situation and residents await official steps.
Police report receiving a letter from L. O. Mordt of the Non-Resident Protective Association of Florida asking for any relatives or friends of Thomas B. Dick who left the state for Florida in 1886 and died there in 1892. Dick was said to have left a mother, brother and sister. Citizens with knowledge are urged to contact local police immediately.
British dailies react with mixed feelings to the correspondence among Germany France and Great Britain about a security pact to defend France western frontier. The Manchester Guardian says the United States will not act as trustee of the pact as urged by Germany and France.
Frank Eck of Bessemer, employed by Bessemer Limestone and Cement Co, had his foot crushed at No 4 quarry noon today. He was treated at Shenango Valley Hospital where surgery was performed and amputation may be required.
The average price of food rose 0.5 percent from April to May and 7.4 percent for the year through May 15. Over 12 years, food costs climbed 57 percent. The report notes varied city results with several marking 1 to 2 percent increases and others showing declines of up to 2 percent. The Boot and Shoe Workers Union voted to raise weekly dues from 25 to 3 cents. Some speculation suggests a town may disappear from maps due to gravity questions.
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