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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
8
President Hoover will allow Everett Sanders new Republican committee chairman to run the reelection campaign with limited speeches. Hoover will stay in Washington to focus on his reconstruction program and may skip the Los Angeles Olympic opening in July due to duties.
The report notes a presidential call for undivided attention to duties and references a settlement on the offices of the Republican national organizations. The fragment reflects party organization discourse amid the New Castle Pennsylvania newsroom.
A flood of letters from middle aged women claims headaches and backaches of Change of Life can be overcome. One typical note from Mrs. MacCraig says three bottles made her strong and healthy. She will tell other women about the medicine.
Mayor Charles B. Mayne and Chief John F. Haven visited Wheeling West Virginia to review the Gamewell police patrol and alarm system. They found it the latest in efficiency and also observed the city fire alarm system in use.
Walter W. Werner 31, a mechanic, received a life term after pleading guilty in the December kidnapping of Mrs. Nell Donelly, a Kansas City garment maker. Police credit information from Martin Depew, jailed ring leader, with Werner's arrest. Lacy Browning got 25 years. four other gang members are still sought.
Washington June 20 Americans paid $55,379,660.40 in income taxes on June 16, the first of the second quarterly installments for calendar year 1931, compared with $29,368,152.79 a year ago. Through June 16, taxes this month totaled $89,571,348 versus $75,897,122 the prior year.
Frank Miller of the city department of engineers issued a permit to the M. L. & H. company to excavate at multiple spots on Mill Street to locate gas leaks caused by electrolysis.
New Castle Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at noon Tuesday after a luncheon at The Castleton. They will vote on year end matters and officers, receive reports on waterways development, chamber activities and finances, and consider new community projects urged by President L G Genkinger.
Pennsylvania's U S Senators Reed and Davis opposed economy measures in the Navy Department supply bill. They voted to restore $624,000 in savings cut from naval reserve officers and Fleet Naval Reserve funding, arguing economy should not come at national defense.
Camp Eastbrook dormitory houses one of its largest camps with 70 plus girls, including 24 returning campers from last week. Banks were allotted Saturday as the program begins and the group will stay through next Saturday morning.
Evening program introduces acclimatized camp life for eight to fourteen year old hosts. Organizers emphasize outdoor activities, teamwork, and safety as youths adapt to camp routines and communal living.
Dorothea Ferver daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ferver of Lincoln avenue fractured her right wrist during a camp activity at an East Brook YMCA camp. The incident occurred Saturday morning as girls played at the bottom of a drained pool before activity resumed.
Dorothea fell against the side wall suffering facial bruises and a fractured wrist. She received first aid and was transported to the city for medical treatment.
The Ludowici Celadon Company of Chicago filed a suit against J. C. Hoover and R. A. Newell trading as Hoover and Newell to collect 1259.38. Johns Manville Company also filed suit against the same defendants to recover 352.82. Both firms manufacture roofing materials.
A Civil Service Commission notice to Miss Garnet Rhodes extends the local post office clerk and carrier register of eligibles to April 23, 1933, with potential one-year extension if warranted. The Chinese Government has contracted a German group to build a $20,000,000 iron and steel plant in Anhui Province.
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