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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
17
William Heim of Flourtown was found dead in his father’s wrecked automobile behind the wheel near Washington last Saturday morning. The preliminary inquiry indicated Heim had been...
The fragment provides a terse closing remark with an instruction to be finished with the report, but lacks concrete events, names, places, or actions to summarize into a full item. The readable content centers on a directive rather than a news event or public notice.
New York June 25. A prize of 1000 dollars was awarded to J. Eppensteiner of St Louis for his prize winning Peace Poster entered in the Christian Herald contest. A jury selected Eppensteiner’s poster from 1300 entries for its strong presentation of world peace with vigor and clarity.
A health official warns against overreacting to minor bodily sensations and urges avoiding symptom hunting as a harmful habit. The piece emphasizes the value of regular physical exams, prudent interpretation of common symptoms, and not mislabeling ordinary discomfort as serious disease.
Central Press reports on Broadway figures and horses in a lively page of 1930s New York lore. It covers impresario Chris Hoetzer and his famed eatery, Boojum the horseman John P Grier’s descendant, and the era’s wild mix of theater, racing, and prohibition era frills. It notes Boojum’s two top starts and speculates on future races at Saratoga and Belmont.
Kansas City headlines report gangland gun battle in front of the LaSalle Hotel ending with two men killed and a third wounded. Names include Ben Barretti and Tim Murphy, both with national notoriety, and Arthur Hartman dead later. Police say Barretti was linked to multiple murders. Hartman reportedly wanted in St Louis. Police also seek Patience Humphrey for a policemen murder in Memphis.
The Leesburg Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday school at 10 00 and a communion service at 11 00 with a preparatory service Friday evening. Local attendees include Mrs Br Wrxto and Mrs Denniston visiting Ellwood City.
A chaotic scene in St Louis details a mass incident affecting monkeys and caretakers. The piece describes monkeys collapsing after triggering distress, with victims sent to a rest house attended only by keepers. The account reads like a sensational late edition paragraph from the era.
Phila reports a remarkable record for traffic on the Delaware River bridge during a Saturday holiday period. A new count shows 64 382 vehicles crossing with tolls totaling 16 054 50 dollars, reflecting peak usage by visitors and commuters.
Fragmentary text suggests a feature on Konjola ending a long period of hardship due to three causes. Mentions names like Theo and Meehan, regional terms, and scattered references to events, pursuits, and a public discussion. The readable parts indicate a biographical or sports-like profile with uncertain details.
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