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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

8

Eighteen States Battle For Prohibition Repeal

Washington reports Liberals expect victory within a year as eighteen states become repeal battlegrounds. Test states include Vermont Maryland Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Mississippi Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Colorado Utah Idaho Oregon. Repeal aims to remove the eighteenth amendment with six wins from this group and sixteen where both senators voted for repeal.

International News Service Washington Atlantic Pacific Capitol Vermont Maryland Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Mississippi Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota Colorado Utah Idaho Oregon Senate Indiana Delaware Iowa Alabama Arizona California Florida Georgia Louisiana Maine Missouri Montana New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Pennsylvania South Carolyn Tennessee South Carolina Michigan New Hampshire Wyoming

Increase In Motor Accidents Shown In 1933 Five Months

Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania motor vehicle accidents and injuries rose in the first five months of 1933. Accidents total 16,569, up 6.5 percent from 1932. non fatalities rise 17.7 percent to 16,616. Deaths fall to 721, down three from 1932. Property damage estimated at 1,822,600 dollars, down six percent.

International News Service Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Hillsville Young Man to Graduate as U S Air Corps Lieutenant

James W. Williams son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Williams of Hillsville will graduate as a lieutenant in the U S Air Corps on June 29 at Kelley Field Texas. He studied aeronautical engineering at the Carnegie Institute and trained at Bettisfield Bettisfield Pittsburgh. His parents and brother Arthur Williams Jr will travel to Texas for the graduation and plan to attend the World’s Fair in Chicago on the return trip.

James W. Williams Arthur B. Williams Hillsville T. M. Shaffer New Castle U. S. Air Corps Kelley Field Texas Young Williams Bessemer High School Carnegie Institute of Technology Bettisfield Pittsburgh Fort Humphreys Williams Randolph Field Arthur Williams, Jr Chicago

Plaingrove social events honor guests and showers

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wallace and Irene visited Niles Ohio. Mrs Emma Emery's funeral drew the Hamilton and Wallace families. Elizabeth McNulty headed for the world’s fair and California. A Cozy Home club dinner at William Gardner’s featured many local families. Showers honored Kenneth Robinson and Ralph Johnston. about 50 attended. Plaingrove W C T U met at U P church with Rev Harry Rose in charge. protest against Roosevelt liquor policy noted. Ice cream served after.

Herbert Wallace Irene Niles Ohio Jesse Hamilton Elizabeth Will Hamilton Emma. Emery Grove City Elizabeth McNulty California Jessie Hamilton Kenneth Robinson William Gardner Given Shaw Donald James Barron Howard Gardner John Sankey Nora Heckathorne Seth Neely Bertha Mildred McCracken Kelly Ralph Johnston James Johnson Plaingrove W. C. T. U U. P Harry Rose Long Irene Wallace Lillian Patterson W. R. Rainey John McNulty Clarence Stevenson James Stevenson Kenneth Dight Mary Dight James Peebles Roosevelt America

Edenburg Visitors and Local Outing Noted

Clyde Dodds of New Castle visited Edenburg Wednesday evening. Several automobile loads of gypsies passed through town. Mack Baird and family joined a breakfast group at Yellow Creek Park Struthers. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hofmeister of Mahoningtown spent the evening with his parents. Charles Clark and Mrs. Adda Robinson of Sunnyside visited Mrs. Mitcheltree and Mrs. Fred Stanley. A party including Mrs. Minnigh, Mrs. Claude Bennett and Dorothy Bennett drove to Cascade Park for supper Wednesday evening.

Clyde Dodds New Castle Edenburg Mack Baird Yellow Creek Park Struthers Russell Hofmeister Mahoningtown Frank Hofmeister Northside Charles Clark Adda Robinson Sunnyside Elizabeth Mitcheltree Fred Stanley Minnigh Claude Bennett Dorothy Olive Wigton Cascade Park

Music Club of New Castle thanks New Castle News

Corresponding Secretary Ruth E Drescher extends gratitude to the New Castle News for kindness and courtesy in publications over the past year on behalf of the Music Club executive board.

Fred Rentz New Castle News The Music Club of New Castle

Labor Code To Be Given Over To Roosevelt

The Progressive Miners Union will forward its labor code to President Roosevelt under a national recovery act. President Claude Pearcy announced that the code proposes a six hour day and ends warfare with the United Mine Workers. It affirms a striker’s right to his job and calls for the reemployment of workers after the strike.

Roosevelt Progressive Miners Union International News Service Gillespie Claude Pearcy Percy United Mine Workers

City Tests Water and Milk Quality by Bacteriologist

Twenty four city water samples and nine from wells and springs were examined by city bacteriologist Dr. W. L. Steen in May, per council report. Thirty eight milk samples sold locally also underwent examination.

W. L. Steen Council

Rich recluse Mrs Head unearthed 1890s cash in Edmeston

In Edmeston New York the undertaker removed Mrs Alice Head a reclusive resident from her bed and found a roll of nearly $4,000 in the mattress dating from 1890.

International News Service Utica Alice Head Edmeston

Digest of Pennsylvania public school legislation approved

Harrisburg June 23 a digest lists all Pennsylvania public school laws approved since the regular session of the General Assembly. It records enacted measures affecting curriculum funding governance and administrative provisions impacting schools statewide. The digest serves as a reference for lawmakers educators and the public on recent statutory changes.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly Department of Public Instruction

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