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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

13

Lawyers Sum Up Kidnapping Case For Jury

In Barnstable Mass on June 24 Willard Carleton for Cyril Buck argues Cyril innocent and tried to aid Peggy McMath’s safe return, denying knowledge of the bootlegger “Bill.” Kenneth Buck’s counsel Elias Burwick counters, saying Kenneth’s confession was coerced and that Kenneth was a tool of Bill the bootlegger in the kidnapping plot.

Cyril Buck McMath Barnstable Mass Williard Carleton Kenneth Peggy McMath Carleton Bill Kenneth Buck Elias Burwick Louis Hall Burwick

Garfield avenue fisherman nets trout from fishless stream

A Garfield avenue fisherman went to a local stream experts labeled fishless and returned with a fine mess of trout. The report highlights summer fishing activity and local community events across Lawrence County including Battery B Day in Mt Jackson and a new highway opening in West Pittsburg.

Garfield Avenue

Daily Weather Report for U S City

The daily weather report shows a maximum temperature of 90 degrees and a minimum of 55 with no precipitation. River stage is 4.1 feet. A year ago, the date recorded a maximum of 73 and a minimum of 40.

U. S

Hoover to Direct Stanford History Research Project

Herbert Hoover plans to direct a Stanford University history research program. He will supervise a staff of experts studying modern world strife and untold stories, with workspaces under construction in the Stanford library. Most papers remain sealed for years, or until certain leaders die or governments fall.

Lone Woman Survivor Of Lake Plane Crash Tells How Three Died

Kewanee Wisconsin June 24 Horribly blistered from the sun and near collapse Mrs Charles Rennie Jr 27 sole survivor of an airplane crash in Lake Michigan that took the lives of three men today told of a dramatic 33 hour battle for life. She was rescued last night by Car Ferry No 7 of the Ann Arbor fleet and brought here. The dead are her 29 year old husband his uncle James Gillette 28 and a mechanic Peter Keller. Through parched lips she told doctors that the three men appeared to have sacrificed their lives that she might cling to a battered gasoline tank torn from the sinking airplane. Mrs Rennie mother of three small children. a proficient tennis enthusiast.

International News Service Kewanee Wis Charles Rennie, Jr Lake Michigan Rennie Ann Arbor

Mrs Vera Voorhees Captures 22% Inch Brown Trout

Mrs Vera Voorhees of 210 West Sheridan Avenue won district fishing championships this season. At Graham's Crossing on Neshan nock Creek she waded into the stream to land a brown trout measuring 22% inches long and weighing two and three quarters pounds. The head is preserved.

Vera Voorhees West Sheridan Avenue Neshannock Creek Graham's Crossing Voorhees

Tin Workers Elect Committees at Shenango and New Castle

Balloting by American Sheet and Tin Plate workers at Shenango and New Castle plants on June 23 named committee members across hot mills mechanical and general labor, with chairs to be elected next week under the national recovery act. Betty Graham of Summitt street remains in Jameson Memorial hospital for treatment.

Employes’ Representation Committee Shenango and New Castle Works American Sheet & Tin Plate Company Shenango Pisuat Shenango Works H. P. Stone Elder McCormick W. R. Thomas Clarence E. Hollis John Ulricn John F. McConnell Alexander Gilchrist Tin House William Space William R. Black Lester Clark Godfrey Richards Annealing Charles Mooney Harry Davis Joseph Nocera John Clavelli New Castle Hot Mills John White Jack Herbert Daniel Rea Eee Roy Camp Peter Meehan Mike Weaver United States Steel Corporation Betty Graham Summitt Street Jameson Memorial Hospital

Probe Deaths Of Offutt And Sager In Crash

Coroner investigated the deaths of Nathan A. Offutt and Sylvester Sager after a collision between Offutt’s car and an oil truck driven by H L Fry Jr of 509 Newell Avenue on the Harlansburg road. Fry testified the Offutt car swerved toward the left as if to park. Fry said he did not see it until close. He maneuvered to center, then left, braking from 30 to about 15 mph as the crash occurred. Fry’s younger brother William Fry was mentioned.

Nathan A. Offutt Sylvester Sager Offutt H. L. Fry, Jr Newell Avenue Harlansburg Road Orville Potter L. C. Mantz Fry Harlansburg William Fry

Fire damages home of Mrs Blanche Hofmeister

About 700 dollars in damage followed a blaze at 318 East Winter avenue late last night. Origin traced to a mattress in the attic, likely spontaneous ignition. Mrs Hofmeister and her children were visiting Kentucky. neighbors alerted from box 212. Fire confined mainly to the attic with water damage to rest of house. owned by C L Martin and insured.

Blanche Hofmeister East Winter Avenue C. L. Martin

National Air Races Open in Beverly Hills

Special correspondent notes Harvard decorated Al Smith and praises recognition of achievement. Champion flyers from around the world converge for the National Air Races from July 1 to 4, promising world record attempts. A German flyer and Mussolini's crack pilots are among the international entrants shaping a premier aviation meet.

Beverly Hills Cal Harvard al Smith Hitler Mussolini

Fire destroys trucks in East Cherry street garage blaze

Two Ford trucks burned and eight other machines had tops damaged in a state highway department garage on East Cherry street at 730 last evening. Damage estimated at about 1500 by Assistant Fire Chief James E. Thomas. Fire believed caused by faulty wiring or gasoline leak. Seventh ward firemen sent second alarm from box 76 as crews arrived. B truck and James E. Thomas were halted five minutes at Mahoning avenue crossing by a freight train. Nos. 5 and 6 departments responded but did not enter action. Building of sheet iron with plaster board interiors burned. seven truck tops and a small roadster damaged.

State Highway Department East Cherry Street James E. Thomas Seventh Ward Box 76 Mahoning Avenue Crossing

Airship Macon Arrives at Lakehurst for Training Flight

Lakehurst N J June 24 the new U S Navy dirigible Macon completed a training flight from Akron Ohio and arrived at the naval air station anchored to the mobile mooring mast at 5 30 am with the ground crew on duty the ship was lowered and nosed into the large hangar that once sheltered the Akron along the decommissioned Los Angeles terminal

International News Service Lakehurst N. J Akron Macon Naval Air Station Navy Los Angeles

Death notices and ages for Fowler and Aberdeen residents

Miss Ida E Foster aged 76 of 601 East Main Street is listed with a death notice. Daniel Kennedy age 67 of 809 Blaine Street appears in the record. Lulu Bookamer age 67 of Ellwood is mentioned, with a note referencing Aberdeen South Dakota. James R Allison is listed as deceased in Fowler Colorado.

James R. Allison Fowler Colorado Ida E. Foster East Main Street Daniel Kennedy Blaine Street Ae Lulu Bookamer Ellwood Aes Kelly Aberdeen South D

Kiwanis Speaker to Talk About Russia

Dr. F. M. Blaisdell of Slippery Rock State Teachers College will address the Kiwanis club with first hand observations from his visit to the Soviet Union. The event follows Kiwanis Night at Ellwood City Country Club a dinner dance on Monday June 26 drawing many local members.

Kiwanis Russia Kiwanis Club F. M. Blaisdell Slippery Rock Balisdell Ellwood City Country Club

Battery B Day Observed At Mt Jackson June 28

Battery B Day will be held on Wednesday June 28 at Mt Jackson in memory of the Civil War unit. The event is organized by Earl J Watt Post No 638 American Legion and marks a long standing community observance with many descendants of the unit among the members.

Mt. Jackson Battery B Day Battery B Memorial Park Earl J. Watt American Legion

New Castle Chamber Elects Six Directors for Three-Year Terms

The New Castle Chamber of Commerce elected six directors Friday to three year terms. Named: Fred L. Rentz James M. Smith Sr L B Round W Walter Braham W Keith McAfee and H B Richards who will be replaced by his successor next meeting due to his departure. Retiring directors include George T Weingartner H L Gordon Pred L Rentz James M Smith Sr and H B Richards. Mayor Charles B Mayne chaired the election board.

New Castle H. M. Kirk, Jr Thomas Boyle Charles E. Allen Jerold S. Meyers

Northampton county killer set for electric chair

John Kurutz of Northampton county was brought to Rockford Penitentiary after being sentenced to death for killing his stepson, a prominent coal operator. The slaying happened at the Tressler Mine. Kurutz is to be executed Monday at seven o'clock. Also in Brookville on June 24 voters may decide on beer sales as WCTU supporters collect signatures in Corsica to place the issue on the ballot.

Bellefonte John Kurutz Northampton County Rockford Penitentiary Kurutz Brookville Corsica

Fifty-five Poisoned Lunches Strike Camden Plants

More than 85 workers in Camden and Philadelphia plants, about 60 women, are recovering from food poisoning blamed on box lunches bought at plant gates from outside salesmen. The incident involves workers from local factories and a Philadelphia concern, with investigations underway.

Camden, N. J Camden Philadelphia

Bar Association Delegates Return After Beitler Victory

Bedford Springs Pa June 24 Philadelphia lawyer Harold B Beitler elected to the presidency by reclamation leads Pennsylvania Bar Association delegates homeward bound after the annual convention held at the state resort.

Bedford Springs Harold B. Beitler Philadelphia Pennsylvania Bar Association

Coal operator killed in Meyersdale accident

In Meyersdale Pennsylvania on June 24 Bert Tressler aged 68 was pinned to the earth when a five ton boulder crashed down as he parted from his son after a long talk. The incident ended the coal operator's life.

Meyersdale Bert ‘Tressler

Indicted in bombing case in Pittsburgh

Six men and a woman were indicted here today in connection with the bombing of City Assessor Charles Martin's home last May. The seven named in the presentment are charged with malicious destruction or attempt to destroy property by explosives.

Pittsburgh Charles Martin

Hiccuping for seven days leaves Mrs Goik in serious condition

Mrs Florence Goik of near Saxonburg has suffered seven days of persistent hiccoughs. She remains in serious condition at Butler hospital as doctors investigate the cause and seek a permanent remedy.

Florence Goik Saxonburg

World Conference Marking Time As Moley Is Awaited

The world economic conference stalls awaiting Moleys arrival with analysts split. Hull and MacDonald maintain cautious optimism while Bonnet Colijn depart for consultations, Roosevelt’s stance against domestic disruption colors American delegation views. Moley faces intense London press scrutiny as he prepares to join talks.

Moley London

Gang Slaying Near Akron Reveals Bristol Man

AKRON O June 24 The bullet riddled body of Matthias Gernstein 32 of Bristol R I was found slouched behind the steering wheel of a car on the Twinsburg Macedonia road near Northfield Sheriff Ray Potts said the man had been taken for a ride by gangland enemies He was shot five times in the back of the head Authorities believe he may have been involved in an Cleveland underworld racket and asked city authorities to aid in the investigation Identity was proven by papers in his possession

International News Service Akron Matthias Gernstein Bristol R. I Twinsburg-Macedonia Road Northfield Ray Potts Cleveland

Old Time Martyrs Musings on Labor Under Heat

Arthur Mometer ponders that heroic figures who faced lions might have struggled with summer heat and lawn care. He imagines even stout martyrs could waver when a ninety six degree day demands mowing and steady toil.

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Kenneth ‘‘Faked Buck James L. Kilgallen PA Newc Lawrence County West Pittsburg Mahoningtown Daily Weather Report Herbert Hoover Stanford University Stanford Library Employes Representation Committee Lindy Home For Child Welfare Charles A. Lindbergh Sourland Mountain Hopewell Lindberghs Probe Offutt and Sager North Hill Yours Éie Ray Err McNavadt Syndicate Laa Prince Princess Mdivani Prince Alexis Mdivani Barbara Hutton New York Franklyn L. Hutton Paris Franklyn Hutton U. S. Dirigible Braham Chamber of Commerce H. B. Richards Tressler Mine Hull George R. Holmes Geological Museum Georges Bonnet France Hendryk Colijn Holland MacDonald Arthur Mometer
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