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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
2
Article discusses Pittsburgh lad selections for Edison Shoes with focus on the Orange Falls event. Mentions exams, schools, and a potential scholarship linked to a technical field. Notes state representation and changes in the selecting process.
The aged Crow scout who guided Gen. George A. Custer and his troops to the Rosebud and the Little Big Horn, died and was buried yesterday in a national cemetery overlooking the battlefield site. The Nashville Banner notes a separate stray remark about pipe brands and nurses.
A garbled police and road incident report notes a car skidding and three spins on a grade near Highland Avenue after a shower. It mentions witnesses, a vague street event, and disrupted traffic with no clear names or dates.
Pa News records a weather note about rain and drought across regions, reports on buses and travel, and mentions upcoming Fourth of July family reunions. It notes the potential new post office for New Castle in the next year and hints at price discussions for new building sites.
Dr Snook recounts the events leading to Miss Hix's death, denying premeditation and stating she sought no divorce. He describes their meetings, her studious nature, and his emotional turmoil amid university strains and a pending reunion trip with his wife and child. He says he loaned her money but she repaid it, and confirms no drug addiction.
Senator Watson urged a unified plan to reorganize enforcement of prohibition. He called for consolidation of all agencies under a single department, with presidential power to merge agencies as needed, as Hoover backed a new interddepartmental commission for advice. He argued the current setup in Treasury is unsuitable for enforcing the constitutional prohibition.
Five men from New Kensington and nearby areas face bail set at 1 000 to 2 000 dollars on charges of conspiracy and malicious persecution connected to the arrest of Mike Zervos in the Vandergrift road murder case. Spiros Filias was beaten to death in a sedan near Vandergrift on October 4. Hearings scheduled for Friday.
A garbled prompt mixes questions about a president and home, with a dated Bible reference and a note on passage found in scripture. It includes weather and sculpture observations, a tombstone inscription discussion, and a lengthy, misspelled meditation on geology and erosion.
Industrial and utility stocks rise as money market pressure keeps rates high and withdrawals heavy. Bulls voice cautious optimism about a possible squeeze while bears fear limited upside. notable gains include Public Service of New Jersey, Columbia Gas, and Union Gas, with Anaconda confirming continued annual dividends despite market strain.
A foggy, incomplete report describes search efforts near the Azores for missing fliers from a doomed mission. Portuguese and Spanish authorities coordinate with Lisbon to monitor messages while ships and aircraft scour the Atlantic. A carrier Eagle is diverted to assist in the trans Atlantic search and rescue effort, with weather hindering progress.
A large Southern Cross voyage seeks a westward route from Australia toward England. The craft plans a multi leg flight from California to Hawaii Fiji and across Asia and Europe to Derby, aiming for safety across the Indian Ocean to Indo China amid vast terrain and coastal bays. Two intoxicated men occupy a police beat this morning with mayor Wien commenting on their detention.
Funeral notices honor multiple local residents with services held at various churches. Names include Sidney W. Smith Edith Cacho Fidel Pitas and Jacob Wallace among others. Services occur at homes, churches, and community venues with pastors and officials leading, and burials at Oak Park and local cemeteries.
A court ruled against an opera singer in a civil suit seeking 253000. The complaint named Nathan Buskey and Otto HL Abin among others. Details of the case and the parties involved remain limited in the readable text.
Kara Own Living mbedi is a Vienna author or entity noted in a fragmented report. The item lacks clear date or event details but centers on a female figure associated with Vienna and a value of 406,000. Further context is unavailable in readable text.
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