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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
12
A garbled notice clarifies the advertisement tax rate and related obligations. The document emphasizes one time payment and cautions against erroneous imposition, insisting on correct evaluation of charges.
Executor and administrators seek all creditors and claimants to present debts against estates of John Mulcahy of New Comte and George Keiser of Pulaski Township in Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary issued. debts payable to executors Aden & Braham or to attorneys. Public notices date May and June 1933 with listed dates.
William Jacobson, 41, of Cleveland, was arrested in Scranton Pa for allegedly striking Herman Ross a state highway employee who was working near Chinchilla. Ross was injured and described as in serious condition. Motorists pursued and captured Jacobson after the incident on June 20.
Greensburg Pa June A Patsy Tierno 32 alleged hijacker was grilled by state police after arrest with Shirly Williams 22 near Dariington Beaver county He is wanted as a fugitive from Torrance State Hospital for the infant Tierno armed with two guns offered no resistance He was arrested in May when police rounded up a gang of motor truck hijackers and ten days ago escaped after bribing guards, according to police.
After a fire gutted the Long and Morehead building on North Mill and East North streets, painters finish their work in about fifty days. Interior rebuilding included first floor storerooms and upper floors, elevator, and heating system.
Weymouth residents overdue on taxes may perform street work to settle debts at three dollars a day, as decided by the Board of Selectmen. War veterans will receive special consideration.
Postmaster General James A. Parley signed an order restoring the two cent local rate of first class postage, effective July 1. Local letters will be two cents per ounce or fraction, while mail to other cities remains three cents. Cards stay at one cent.
The Gold Star girls of Minneha Girl Scout Troop No. 6 will hike to Mrs. Robert Eckles cottage on East Brook road this afternoon. They will stay overnight and return tomorrow. Gold Star status honors those with 90 to 100 percent attendance at meetings over the past year. Mrs. W. E. Hanger leads the troop.
Sixteen year old Harold Bergie lies fighting for life in Franklin after a snake hunting incident near a Rockland township ramp left him with a bullet wound to the liver. Nearby, gas line repairs disrupted East Washington Street above Croton Avenue as Workers from Manufacturers' Light and Heat tore up the street to fix the underground main.
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