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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
31
International News Service reports on Indicated goals of a national recovery plan. It outlines two main aims: raise commodity prices including farm goods and return 13 million idle workers to work. It covers price rises, wage concerns, and job outlook through next winter.
Mrs Clara Tanner returns home from hospital still bedridden. Many Gardner families host relatives from Grove City, Butler, Ellwood, New Castle and McKeesport. Local deaths not listed. Charles Carroll of Carrollton noted as the sole Catholic signer of the Declaration.
A long list of social visits and family updates from Mercer County communities. Entries include Miss Helen Teleis visiting New Castle relatives. births at the Arrow home. travels to Cleveland, Akron, and New York. deaths prompting family notices. Westminster College student summering locally. and various Mercer area gatherings. An editorial remark on brewers and 3.2 beer ends the piece.
New MELLO-GLO face powder promises a youthful bloom with smooth spread and longer wear. Hides tiny lines and large pores without shine or pale look. Fragrant formula touted as pure due to a new French process. available at Eckerd's for 50c and 1.00 tax free.
Pennsylvania's federal-aid highway fund on June 1 stood at 51 166 available for new road projects. By that date 2 2481 miles of federal aid highways had been completed and 391 5 miles were under construction costing about 10 898 742, with 2 871 818 federally funded and the rest state funded. A 400 million highway appropriation within the public works program will boost the funds.
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