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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
5
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling in Byrne v Schultz held that a go signal is only conditional permission to proceed and not a free pass to ignore safety. Motorists must still observe due care at intersections and cannot rely solely on traffic lights or officers to prevent accidents.
A schedule lists dozens of family reunions across Lawrence and Mercer counties this summer. Entries include dates and venues such as Buhl Farm Memorial Park Gamble's Glen Camp Perry Jackson Center Park and Union Sorg Log Cabin Park with various family names set from June through September.
A baby bear perched in a tree near Sharon Pennsylvania's business district attracted about 500 onlookers Monday as firemen and police failed to dislodge it. Jack Knowlton captured the cub and escorted it to the police station's guest suite for safekeeping.
A cigarette advertisement raises the issue of inhaling and its importance for every smoker. Lucky Strike dares to ask if readers inhale and what that means for their smoke intake.
Minne haha Troop No. 6 held a Court of Awards in the city building hall as members earned first class badges proficiency badges and service stripes. Miss Alice Sterling presented badges with Miss Elizabeth Reis and Miss Nance Pugh assisting. eight girls won first class badges and several received five year stripes and gold or silver stars for attendance and activity.
Lincoln Baughman aged 69 was killed instantly when he fell from a cherry tree on his farm near Zanesville Ohio. A son witnessed the accident. He leaves 10 children and 30 grandchildren. The incident occurred after he went to the manager's office to ask for Saturday off to dig his garden.
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