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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
18
A British official statement asserts the United States may seize liquor in ships and stores under legal authority. The note arises amid disputes over enforcement and port access, referencing a Cunard liner voyage and potential medical certification rules.
Grover Syling, city policeman, rescinds resignation plans and will remain on duty until after Independence Day. He is described as efficient, well-liked, and committed to service amid a city council discussion. The piece blends outdated satire and unrelated references to women’s roles and industrial security.
Louise Groody wife of William F. McGee is indicted with E M Fuller for bucketing schemes. She remains unfazed by her husband’s jail projected confinement in New York City. Fuller refuses immunity and names of higher ups while threats and guards surround the case.
A Bridgeport household houses old Tom Smith a quiet lodger amid gossip and scorn. Marian Weaver defends him as gentle with the children though Augustus derides him as a jailbird. The family grows closer as Smith finances outings for the kids and contemplates a future with the pastor’s past haunting their bond.
Arlington amphitheater view centers the tomb of the unknown dead on a new six cent postage stamp now on sale. A reader notes this stamp design features the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with the Arlington backdrop as part of the era’s commemorative issue.
In Philadelphia leaders of major railways including President Samuel Ree of the Pennsylvania Railroad and President Agnew of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway plan to appear before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner. They oppose a proposed merger involving the Baltimore and Ohio and Reading lines and other routes, a Harvard professor Ripley backed plan.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe England's first flags and early inhabitants, referencing the white horse symbol and ceremonial devices. The text hints at an introductory narrative and a convention, but details are unclear.
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