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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
12
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Joseph McCoy trading as Merchants Livery Service seeks certificates of public convenience to operate as a common carrier for freight and personal property. Two folders cover local city deliveries and radius 100 mile shipments for Frew Furniture. Hearing set Friday July 7 1933 in Pittsburgh at 8:30 9:30 AM standard and daylight times.
The North Beaver Township school board in Lawrence County seeks bids to furnish and deliver coal for all grades at North Beaver Consolidated school. Bids must be in the secretary’s hands by July 1933 at 8 p m E. 8 S. T. The board may reject any or all bids. A J McCalla secretary Enon Valley Pa R D 2 Legal News June 12 19 26 1933.
In San Jose on Memorial Day the Lamson murder case advances as David A. Lamson provides his account to Deputy Sheriff Buffington. The preliminary hearing resumes before Justice Grandmn Miller with the aim to decide whether Lamson should be bound for the superior court and a jury.
John Watl of Pennsylvania Avenue was held for a hearing before Alderman Wallace J. Ewing on liquor possession charges. City police arrested him Saturday night.
The world economic conference in London resumes work with the economic commission reviewing tariff issues. An official US plan for a ten percent horizontal tariff cut is advanced by US experts but disclaimed by the American delegation. France notes Roosevelt rejection of currency stabilization proposals blocks tariff agreements for now. Wheat producers from four countries continue talks with deadlock over acreage reductions.
President Roosevelt aboard a small schooner off Massachusetts wields decisive influence over the London conference. He rejects currency stabilization, delaying a formal accord as US authority hovers over dollar policy and inflation needs. Foreign observers note his ability to move the dollar by executive action while awaiting his approval for any agreement.
The New Castle Taxpayers' League will meet at Neshan nock avenue hall on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Thomas Cunningham will speak on What Is Needed in New Castle. Former State Senator George T. Weingartner will follow with reasons for building the newest West Pittsburg road.
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