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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
15
Secretary Lamont reported in a three year review that commercial aeronautics regulation sees 20 000 miles of airways with 10 000 lighted by July. He noted 2 880 licensees operate over these routes and 65 000 applications have been received.
Licenses have been issued to six thousand five hundred thirty five pilots and five thousand six hundred seventy three mechanics for use with several thousand airplanes in ongoing license programs.
A company of about 30 men left the city last night for Newmore where they will embark tonight for Poland. They will witness the ceremonies marking the end anniversary of the birth of the republic of Poland at Posen.
Closing exercises of SS. Poup and James school were held in Falcon hall on Sunday, June 23, at 8 p.m. A varied program featured solos, duets, plays, drills, recitations, and awards, with eighth grade graduates announced and honored by Rev. V. V. Stancelew Ski. The school, run by Holy Ghost Sisters, serves 29 children. a new school and convent are planned to meet growing enrollment.
A compact aphorism on values over origin and success. It argues that inner attitude matters more than ancestors wealth or profession. It contrasts brilliance with sincerity and college with true thinking, ending with the idea of belief versus lived life.
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 25 a shotgun death at the Smithsburg home of Magistrate John Ferguson is described as self-inflicted. Mrs. Ferguson found him dead in his bedroom. no motive is given. He left a widow, seven children, two brothers, and a sister.
The 44th Pulaski district annual convention will be at New Bedford U P church on Friday June 28 with five speakers including Rev. Copeland and Rev. Landis. Morning sessions cover model Sunday School tasks, teacher roles, and departmental reports. afternoon includes devotion, character building, church relations, and officer installation. evening features devotions, music, and Landis address. Officers listed include George Allen as president and Arthur Meek as vice president, with thanks extended to mourners.
A promotional drug notice from Eckere's of New Castle and Mc Kee's Kut Rate Store touts Allenry as a quick active remedy for rheumatic pains. It promises money back if no results, claims anti pyretic analgesic and diaphoretic effects, and notes wide druggists endorsement with directed use.
A historical note describes how vaccination scars influenced fashion for young girls, noting sleeves shortened from full to sheer to none. The piece traces the social evolution from visible marks to increasing exposure, with references to stockings and evening gowns as vaccination seasons progress.
Dearborn Missouri reports Earl Young three years past spinal ailment. Despite lying on a cot at home he has attended school for three years, riding in a wagon and using a suitcase for mobility. He kept up work beside his bed, showing plucky resilience as he rejoined classes.
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