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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

6

Federal Coordinator Plans Railroad Setup

Joseph B Eastman as federal transportation coordinator outlines three regional railroad groups eastern southern and western The plan assigns five regular and two special members per regional committee with mileage as the yardstick for selection It aims to avoid unnecessary duplication and allow joint use of terminals and trackage including both class one and smaller railroads and labor committees

Washington Joseph B. Eastman Eastman

Local residents and visitors listed in New Castle notices

A long column lists people visiting, staying or traveling through New Castle including T L Roberts Alliance Ohio John Holland Pittsburgh C W Watkins Roy Philadelphia Oliver Sample Pittsburgh Lois Ralya Greenville Harriett Staufel West Moody avenue Diana Harper West Cherry street Mary Louise Griffith Foxburg Margaret E Brown Akron several patients and hospital cases at Jameson Memorial hospital and New Castle Hospital with recent returns from World’s Fair Chicago and visits by families from Pittsburgh Stamford Conn Bryn Mawr Overlook Sanitarium New Wilmington and Sinnamahoning.

T. L. Roberts Alliance, O John Holland Pittsburgh C. W. Watkins Roy Philadelphia Richard McCartney West Clayton Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Oliver Sample Ralph Peterson South Mill Street Chicago Lois Ralya Greenville D. L. Ralya West Winter Avenue Harriett Staufel West Moody Avenue D. N. Bulford Robert Selden New Castle S. F. Anderson Toledo Diana Harper West Cherry Street Robert Patterson Stamford, Conn E. M. Townsend Marshall Avenue Thomas Crowthers Julius Shiller North Mercer Street Mary Louise Griffith Foxburg Robert J. Lowery Bryn Mawr Overlook Sanatorium New Wilmington Frances McBride Sheridan Avenue John Kissinger Sycamore Street Margaret E. Brown Akron Ohio Frank Flynn Bell Avenue W. R. Campbell Betty Lee North Street M. I. Buchanan Pulaski T. F. Nugent East Grant Street Charles A. Rupp Eleanor Gibson Neshannock Avenue New Castle Hospital Helen Koonce Winslow Avenue E. B. Ray Hillcrest Avenue Nora McCann Ill Eli M. Byler Lawrence Youngstown Road Melford Kreds Sinnamahoning J. K. Heess Gar

Change in Pennsylvania title certificate design announced

Harrisburg officials announce a design update for Pennsylvania motor vehicle title certificates. The decorative border is reduced and new corner designs with a keystone and Capitol dome reproduction appear in each corner. Both old and new certificates remain valid. The new certificate bears Secretary of Revenue Leon D. Metzger's signature.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania H. Richard Stickel Bureau of Motor Vehicles Secretary of Revenue Leon D. Metzger

Local residents travel and attend family and church events

Field Avenue residents head to Detroit to visit their son and daughter in law. Several relatives attend a funeral in Chicago for Charles A. Rupp. Others plan trips to Pittsburgh, New York, and Chautauqua for family, medical, and church related activities.

Field Avenue Detroit Michigan Judson Heess William Richards Margareet Jean Stanley Neice Charles A. Rupp Chicago Julius Blaha East Winter Avenue Pittsburgh Fort Henry Uniontown Margaret Owrey Bell Avenue New York New York Eye William and Bruce Copeland East Washington Street Jameson Memorial Hospital F. E. Stough St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Fred Blaha Youngstown W. Nixon Twila Mary Martin Marie Roof W. L. Pettitt East Liverpool Ohio J. E. Clutter Nixon Ella Morris George Newman Long Islad N. Y Newman Morris B. A. Hamill McClain Avenue Rachel Pollock Taylor Maxine Verna Sheridan Avenue Camp Ariel Chautauqua Taylor

Father and Son sue for damages in auto collision case

Howard E. Hudson and his son Victor Hudson sue Robert E. Sickafuse and Wilbur Seh for fifteen thousand and five thousand dollars respectively over an October 15, 1932 crash in Neshannock township. Victor, a passenger in Daniel Sweeney's car, suffered injuries including knocked out teeth and head and chest injuries from a curve collision on the New Castle Mercer road corridor. The suit alleges Sickafuse on the wrong side of the road while driving a truck employed by Seh, leading to the collision with Sweeney's car.

Victor Hudson Howard E. Hudson Prothonotary’s Office Robert E. Sickafuse Wilbur Seh Victor Howard Neshannock Township New Castle-Mercer New Castle-New Wilmington Sickafuse Seh Daniel Sweeney Sweeney

Harrisburg Youth Drowns In River

Nine year old Earl Denk drowned in the Susquehanna River at Harrisburg while swimming. Doctors and firemen tried for an hour to revive him but failed.

Harrisburg International News Service Earl Denk Susquehanna

Antitoxin and Vaccination Totals Reported

The department of health reports in the last 30 days it distributed sufficient toxin antitoxin and toxoid to immunize 25,015 children. Tetantus antitoxin was sent on a restricted basis for Fourth of July incidents. 3,525 smallpox vaccination tubes were distributed for charitable use across the commonwealth.

Harrisburg Department of Health Secretary of Health Commonwealth

Economic signs show employment shifts and wage boosts

Reports from Philadelphia Wilmington Los Angeles Vancouver and San Francisco describe mixed improvements. Philadelphia notes a net rise in unemployment lists despite seasonal drop, Dupont announces a five percent wage increase for over 3000 workers, Warner Brothers restarts with a $12 million budget for 60 films, and Canadian Western Lumber plans a ten percent raise for 800 workers. California sees higher activity in construction factory payrolls department stores auto sales and banking as the state chamber records activity above early 1933 levels.

International News Service Philadelphia Industrial Fessercir Department University of Pennsylvania San Francisco California California State Chamber of Commerce

Honus Wagner Sues Braunstein for Back Pay and Injunction

Honus Wagner files suit in common pleas court against E. L. Braunstein Company and related firms seeking accounting and payment of contract monies. He seeks $60 salary, 3 percent personal sales commission, and 1 percent on all sales over 50000 annually, plus an injunction to stop use of his name.

International News Service Pittsburgh Honus Wagner Pittsburgh Pirates Common Pleas E. L. Braunstein E. L. Braunstein Company Honus Wagner Company National Storage Company United Sporting Goods Company Braunstein Wagner

Templars to Host Card Party Tonight at Cathedral

Lawrence Commandery No. 62 Knights Templar will hold a card party at the Cathedral this evening as part of events leading to the fiftieth anniversary observance next fall. Sir Knight S Huston Rhoads chairs the program, with a large turnout expected.

Lawrence Commandery No. 62 Knights Templar Commandery Knight S. Huston Rhoads

District Attorney of Clinton County Dies in Hospital

Frank C. Gross 45 and in his first term as Clinton County district attorney died in Lock Haven after complications from an operation. authorities reported the death on June 23 in the hospital following the procedure.

Clinton County International News Service Lock Haven Frank C. Gross

Demand for Separate Houses Amid Doubling Up in New Castle

The piece notes many families are doubled up with relatives due to economic strain. It predicts an uptick in demand for single housing as employment improves and estimates every vacant New Castle home would be filled if doubled up families could obtain separate houses.

New Castle

Delay in locating last county forest corps men

Dr. G S Bennett of the relief board said the destination for New Castle's second regiment of Civilian Conservation Corps workers is unknown. The unit is believed to be at Fort Washington training camp but lack of communication leaves the board without current whereabouts. News of their transfer to the forest will be learned when it occurs.

New Castle Civilian Conservation Corps G. S. Bennett Fort Washington

Mother Hears From Son Missing in Linesville

Mrs. Rose Cimino of 1303 Croton Avenue reports her 17 year old son James missing from home. She received a letter from him written in Linesville Pennsylvania stating he would not return home. Police have referred the matter to state police.

Rose Cimino Croton Avenue James Linesville

Effect of Increased Employment Seen in New Castle

Increased operations of industrial plants in New Castle are already felt. Merchants report better trade and real estate dealers note an uptick in activity. Grounded in local economic improvement as employment grows.

New Castle

I Am Man's Equal Said She Refuses to Accept Sex Advantage

The speaker declares equality with men and refuses to accept advantages granted on the basis of her sex. She asserts independence and agency, challenging gender-based excuses.

W C T U and L T L Executive Meeting Notes

Miss Margaret Walker presided at the Lawrence Young W C T U meeting held Thursday afternoon in the Y M C A with Mrs A C Allen and Mrs Jennie Forquer in charge of the opening. Mrs E C Beahm was appointed delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee from June 30 to July 5. Plans for the county convention in September were set. Azuba Jones will be state evangelical chairman then. The union sent an appeal to President Roosevelt to refrain from official business on the Sabbath.

Margaret Walker Lawrence Younon A. C. Allen Jennie Forquer E. C. Beahm Milwaukee Azuba Jones Evangelistic Union Roosevelt

Travelers Picnic At Cascade Park

The Commercial Travelers plan a picnic at Cascade Park today. Several groups announce outings with dates in late June including Trinity Sunday School, New Castle O. E. S. 105, Married People's Bible class, Second U. P. church, Shenango O. E. S. chapter, Third U. P. church, and U. S. B. club. Manager C. C. Coulthard urges organizations to contact him immediately with their desired dates.

Cascade Trinity Sunday School New Castle U. P Shenango U. P. Church C. C. Coulthard

Metropolitan Life appoints Ralph Fisher assistant manager

Ralph Fisher of Greenville has been appointed assistant manager of the local Metropolitan Life Insurance office. He will reside on Edison Place.

Gets Insurance Ralph Fisher Greenville The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Fisher Edison Avenue

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