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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
27
Max Kasé cites psychologist Andre Tri don praising jazz and the flapper as a modern revolt against old mores. Tri don calls reformers fools who cannot gain press exposure and argues jazz offers a decent, open outlet for gorilla instincts and energy.
A man named Guenther was arrested over the Rathenau assassination. Letters implicating General Ludendorff and Karl Helfferich were found, with both named as leaders of the Nationalists in the document.
The health department notes a growing number of whooping cough cases. Readings include residents Ralph Schetrom, Mame Schetrom, and Billy Schetrom of 223 Scott Street alongside Eleanor McFall of 221 North Bay Street and Lula Wright of 404 Connor Street.
The senate commerce committee recommended passage of a resolution to let the Federal Trade Commission probe alleged alien ownership of large oil fields in the United States. The measure, sponsored by Senator King, targets Union Oil Company of Delaware Union Oil Company of California and Shell Oil Company of California.
Oil was struck at about 1100 feet by local men on the Staff farm six miles south of Slippery Rock yesterday. It may yield about fifteen barrels daily after cleaning. Local participants include Alonzo Campbell and Grosman as the company holds about five hundred acres nearby.
Attorney General Daugherty announced the Justice Department report on the proposed steel merger will be released soon after July 10 once investigators complete their record. The statement comes as the Senate awaits findings on the merger's potential impacts and antitrust considerations.
Ida B. Smith of Binghamton New York has announced her candidacy for the Thirty fourth district to succeed John W. Clark The Liberal Backboners league backs her on a platform advocating public ownership of all transportation abolition of patents government bonuses to inventors direct federal taxation of states municipal taxation of land municipal stores city employment at two dollars a day and other socialistic ideas.
Harrisburg reports 71 typhoid cases in Canonsburg Washington county with 5 deaths last year. Officials link outbreak to wells and urge sewer connections and boiling or chlorination to ensure safe drinking water. Public health labs offer limited help for isolated private wells.
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania restocked tetanus anti toxin stations to prevent fireworks injuries. Health officials urge immediate wound cleaning with boiled water and application of boiled linen cloths. A 1500 unit dose is advised with possible repeat doses if healing stalls. Lawrence County sites include Ellwood City Gilchrist Drug, New Wilmington T O Hogue, New Castle McKinley Frantz.
New Castle High School Alumni association prepares for a Friday reunion at Cascade Park with dinner for 360 plus attendees. A dance follows dinner at the pavilion featuring a grand march at 8 PM and a business session to elect officers. P H Bridgenbaugh will join as guest coach for next year. tickets contact Mrs H D Taylor at the park.
George L Kepler of McCleary Avenue escaped injury when his car struck a telephone pole while trying to avoid a rear collision on a wet Youngstown road near Bell Avenue. Five others suffered minor bruises and scratches as traffic swerved to miss the oncoming vehicle.
A meeting of the recently organized New Castle Radio Club will be held this evening in the club headquarters on the third floor of the Gilfillan Electric Company building on South Mercer Street. Matters of importance will be considered.
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