Nickel swims let Thrifty City youths join Y M C A
The Y M C A introduces nickel swims offering 60 minutes of pool time for five cents during vacation months. Boys aged 10 to 18 pool their nickels to earn summer memberships, with supervision by Roger Meermans. The program aims to attract new members, keep youths safe, and provide structured swimming time.
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Roger Meermans
R. L. Meermans
Meermans
Y. M. C. A. College
Chicago
Tammany Chief Favored Baker by Curry Moves
Newton D. Walter rumored as John F. Curry’s choice for the Democratic presidential nomination. Curry plans conferences to block Roosevelt and Smith and push Baker as a dark horse with McCooey and O Connell guiding New York delegates at Sunday caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond I. Borst
International News Service
Chicago
Newton D. Walter
Ohio
Wilson
Tammany
John Furry
New York City
Tammy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Baker
Dedicate Custer State Memorial at New Rumley Ohio
More than 7 000 people overflowed into fields near New Rumley to honor Gen. George Armstrong Custer at the dedication of Custer State Memorial Park. Ohio Gov George White and speakers praised the birthplace of a national hero while noting Mrs Custer, 91, lives in New York.
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Cadiz
New Rumley
Here
George Armstrong Custer
Ohio
Custer State Memorial Park
George White
Gen. Custer
Leg Soreness Cure Promises Noninvasive Relief
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a nonoperative treatment for varicose ulcers and leg ailments with no rest or injections. It claims quick relief with an 85 cent deposit and a money back guarantee through Eckerd's Cut Rate or a trusted local druggist.
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Eckerd
PLANES NUMBEROUS INTEREST LESSENS BARNSTORMING
Charles Gallagher of Buffalo traces a decline in barnstorming profits as planes flood the country. He has returned his aircraft to its hanger after months touring and plans to visit New Castle friends this week. Despite this, small off route communities still cheer the sight and lure freelance flyers.
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Charles Gallagher
Buffalo
New Castle
Gallagher
Dr W A Jones Elected Moderator of Pennsylvania Synod
Grove City June 25 Dr W A Jones longtime Pittsburgh minister and associate pastor at First Presbyterian was elected moderator of the Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian church. Replacements include Dr J W Kaufman and Dr J M Linton both of Philadelphia as new clerks with Dr Glenn Shaffer of Carlisle as stated clerk. Dr M M McDivitt of Pittsburgh resigned as National Missions council chair and was succeeded by Dr John Harvey Lee of Germantown. Dr Higginbottom of Allahabad India addressed the morning and evening sessions and urged evangelistic campaigns in 1933.
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Grove City
W. A. Jones
Pittsburgh
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Jones
J. W. Kaufman
Philadelphia
J. M. Linton
Glenn Shaffer
Carlisle
National Missions Council
M. M. McDivitt
John Harvey Lee
Germantown
Sam Higginbottom
Allahabad
India
Drag Lake For Boy Find Leads to Surprise Return
In Youngstown Ohio on June 23 Martin Doak 12 vanished after being last seen near Lake Glacier behind his home. Fire crews spent yesterday dragging Lake for his body but by late night he walked back into the house unaware of the search.
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Youngstown
Martin Doak
Lake Glacier
Wilkenson Avenue
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle presents numerous across and down clues with scattered letters and misprints. Entries reference animals, objects, geography, and common words, hinting at a standard themed grid and potential final answer.
Young People Frolic at Westminster College Picnic
The county Sunday schools joined Westminster College for a Wednesday picnic with 600 attendees. The New Castle team won a musicball game, meals were cafeteria style, and a hillside service closed the day with devotionals led by Pulaski district. Kenneth Cutler of Sharpsville gave the address on youths' role in the world.
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Westminster College
New Castle
Pulaski
Kenneth Cutler
Sharpsville
Sarah McKee
Mildred Zahniser
Mildred Cowmeadow
Anniversaries and Questions From a 1932 Publication
A Central Press Association feature retells historical anniversaries from 1845 to 1848 and notes tobacco questions. It asks about Egypt tobacco, weight differences between damp and dry tobacco, and the etymology of nicotine from John Nicot.
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Egypt
John Nicot
France
American Tennis Stars Claim Wins at Wimbledon
American players keep advancing in the Wimbledon championships as play resumed in good weather. Sarah Palfrey beat O L Webb 6 2 6 3, Helen Jacobs defeated Mrs Barron 6 2 6 2 6 2, and Gregory Mangin of Newark, N J won against E R Avery 7 5 6 1 6 4 in a third round match.
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Charles A Smith
International News Service
Wimbledon
England
Sarah Palfrey
O. L. Webb
Helen Jacobs
Shepherd Barron
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
E. R. Avery
Britain
Democratic Delegates to Be Decided Before Convention
Four days before the national convention the credentials committee settles three disputed delegations in Louisiana Minnesota and Porto Rico. Roosevelt supporters push to keep first ballots and Senator Huey Long leads the Louisiana challenge amid claims of a rump anti Long delegation. Minnesota splits with a Roosevelt headed delegation and an uninstructed group led by Ruth H. Carpenter while Porto Rico's six votes are also in dispute.
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George E. Durno
Louisiana
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Huey Long
Roosevelt
John J. Raskob
John D. Ewing
New Orleans
Einar Hoidale
Ruth H. Carpenter
National Committee
New Castle Man Is Will Beneficiary
Will of the late Attorney Alexander RB Eckles of McKees Rocks was probated in Pittsburgh today disposing of an estate valued at 15000 dollars. A son Lowry Eckles of New Castle receives 2000 dollars, and the widow Sara M Eckles gets the remainder.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander RB. Eckles
McKees Rocks
Lowry Eckles
New Castile
Sara M. Eckles
Nearly Half Billion Spent For Autos In Five Months
In early 1932 Americans bought over half a million new cars totaling nearly $500 million. Cash purchases rose even as sales fell to a third of 1929 levels. Dealers cite thrift fashion, cash liquidity, and desire to avoid contingent credit as reasons.
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Motor Magazine
Tor
Farm Loan Leads To Court Hearing
Testimony was taken before Judge James A. Chambers in Mercer county on a case where Frank James Moore seeks to stay a writ of execution on real estate. The petition by David N. and Winifred Kimmel aims to pause the foreclosure amid mortgage complications involving Mahoning township property and ownership transfers. The Kimmels say they have met all payments on the property.
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James A. Chambers
Frank James Moore
Iva M
Alex. Redmond
David N
Winifred Kimmel
Moore
Redmonds
Mercer County
Redmond
Mahoning Township
James C. Patterson
Pittsburgh
H. F. Liebendorffer
Ellwood City
Patterson
Liebendorfer
Kimmels
Silas Miller
Miller
Kimmiels
Realty Transfers Among Local Buyers and Sellers
Realty transfers listed include John Kelimar to Paul Jenko in Slippery Re at $161.72. John W. Sweesy sells to Jacob Shoat in Shenango for $25, and Jacob Shoat sells to Benjamin Means in Shenango for $9.
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John Kelimar
Paul Jenko
John W. Sweesy
Jacob Shoat
Shenango
Benjamin Means
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