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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
9
A garbled report discusses funding for a hunt and mentions spies and national defense. It references the president and German agents, implying a trial or prosecution ahead, with emphasis on patriotism and ethics amid wartime pressures. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
David Gatrall and Byers were chosen as counselors for the New Castle YMCA camp with Gatrall serving seven years as a Rent camper and a two-year counselor. Both are Allegheny College students with scholarships. Junior counselors will be named soon to work under the seniors and prepare to succeed them.
Salt Lake City police report that Ben Harmon age 54 an alleged local vice lord shot himself in the basement of his palatial home at 7 am today ending a period of investigation into vice conditions and payoffs. Harmon had faced conspiracy accusations tied to gambling and underworld figures and had recently received support from a former mayor and attorney. The self-inflicted wound was lethal and police described the incident as a suicide.
George F. Mitchell, engraver of the post office building, is in critical condition with pneumonia at Meadville hospital, Meadville Pa. His family left for 4 whalon and he was transported by ambu lance to Mundville hospital where he has been confined since Sunday. He has many friends and colleagues who will remember his illness.
Count Kurt Von Haugwitz-Reventlow, linked to Barbara Huttort, told International News Service he is ready to travel to London at short notice if sought by authorities. He claimed no warrant was officially notified and left a Paris hotel with a blond companion and another man, as bodyguards followed in a separate car.
London and Berlin negotiations conclude with Germany agreeing to assume Austria's debts to Britain. A Reich official indicated Britain will not press for immediate recognition while trade talks proceed. The report notes Britain will inform creditors and public opinion on the debt transfer.
Fragmentary lines describe a scene with a wife, slippers, and money. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or events to identify a specific news item or outcome.
Gasoline prices begin to stabilize after a price war, with heaters and travelers returning to regular spending. Outdoor services planned by Mission workers will be held at Cascade Park on July 28, signaling resumed community events.
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