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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

23

Johnson lays down price control law under U S Recovery Act

Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson declares under the National Recovery Act that labor has right to collective bargaining while industry must submit codes. He warns against runaway prices, says 12 million unemployed and urges restraint to avoid profiteering. Industry groups press for price fixing rights in their codes as they fight the policy.

T. N. Sandifer International News Service Washington Hughs. Johnson Johnson

Fishing For Carp Catches Goldfish In Butler County

Joe Gaddock of Harmony, famed horse shoe pitcher, caught a 1 1/2 pound goldfish while fishing for carp in Connoquenessing Creek using a carp hook and bait. It is reported as the first goldfish ever seen in those waters.

Butler Joe Gaddock Harmony Butler County Connoquenessing Creek Gaddock

Diphtheria and Smallpox Decline in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania reports a drop in diphtheria and no smallpox cases in the first four months. Seven smallpox cases in 1932 and six in 1931 were recorded, while scarlet fever showed more cases than in both years.

International News Service Harrisburg Pennsylvania Bureau of Vital Statistics

Prison movies lined up for Northeastern penitentiary shows

Federal prison authorities request 52 exhibitions of feature pictures comedies and newsreels for inmate entertainment at the new Northeastern penitentiary in Lewisburg Pennsylvania with shows planned to run at the prison.

International News Service Lewisburg Northeastern

Machine Can Watch Persons Thinking

At the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting, Prof. C Judson Herrick describes an electro-physiological method to record brain cell activity. Each of the brain's 14 billion cells shows individual electrical patterns, enabling potential listening to thought processes and mapping cortex activity.

Chicago American Association For the Advancement of Science C. Judson Herrick University of Chicago Herrick

Robbers Grab $1800 From Night Depository

Two gunmen knocked down a special policeman and stole $1800 from a messenger near Central Square. Joseph L. Sherer of Hughes Provision Co. carried the bag for Union National Bank, aided by Special Policeman Roy Flick, before the assailants fled. Police seek the suspects.

Youngstown Central Square Joseph L. Sherer Hughes Provision Company Union National Bank Roy Flick Flick Sherer

Residents visit relatives and attend church events in area

Miss Ruth Smith visits grandparents in New Castle while Richard Smithe returns home from there. Mr and Mrs Wm Hewitt from New Castle spend Sunday with the Hendersons. Choir rehearsal at First Presbyterian Bessemer Friday night. Miss Mary Bartolone visits Elm Street parents in New Castle. Louis Susany to Chicago for World Fair vacation. Smith family attends funeral in Beaver Falls. Kerr family and Buddy visit East Palestine. Bargers and Beatrice from Youngstown spend weekend with Roy Young in West Poland. Malevik from Girard Ohio spends weekend with hosts.

Anthony Gorenz West Poland Avenue W. J. Engle Oliver Philadelphia Synod of the Presbyterian Church Arthur Smith Poland Ohio Ivan Groce Joanne Will Groce North Main Street Twyla Groc Joseph Gagliano Ruth Smith Wm. Hewitt Mercer Street New Castle Ivan Henderson First Presbyterian Church of Bessemer Mary Bartolone Leonard Bartolone Elm Street Louis Susany Chicago Harry C. Smith Ada Harry Jr Richard Beaver Falls Wesley Kerr Buddy East Palestine E. E. McCutcheon Raymond B. Barger Beatrice Youngstown Roy Young

Mrs Laughlin Hosts Dinner Honoring Naval and Military Graduates

Mr Jackson and Mrs Laughlin entertained at their home Friday for William Aiken Jr a Annapolis Naval Academy graduate and Chalmers McClelland a West Point graduate. A 6 pm dinner was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Mary followed by informal evening hours. Other guests included Mr and Mrs William Aiken of Sharon Clem ent McClelland of Fayetteville Ark Mrs Norman McClelland and daughter Hazel Ruth Harris and Mrs Nettie McClelland of Edenburg Mr and Mrs S W Laughlin and daughter Mary.

S. W. Laughlin William Aiken, Jr Annapolis Naval Academy Baltimore Chalmers McClelland West Point Military Academy New York Mary William Aiken Sharon Clement McClelland Fayetteville, Ark Norman McClelland Hazel Ruth Harris Nettie McClelland Edenburg

Locals Visit Relatives and Attend Reunions Across Regions

Mrs Nell Ewing and son Billy of Wilkinsburg spent the weekend visiting relatives nearby. Mrs Clare Carr and children were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Eaton of Petersburg Ohio. Mr and Mrs Elton Ollson of Phoenix Arizona arrived Saturday for a visit with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs John Douglas and Laura Earl and Guy Douglas attended the Derringer reunion at Five Points Beaver county Saturday. W S Caskey and daughter Willa attended a reception for Rev Kirkbride at New Galilee before he relocates to Mineral Ridge Ohio with his daughter Mrs Grey Caskey.

Nell Ewing Billy Wilkinsburg Clare Carr Roy Eaton Petersburg Ohio Elton Ollson Phoenix Ariz John Douglas Laura Earl Guy Douglas Five Points Beaver County W. S. Caskey Willa Kirkbride New Galilee Mineral Ridge Grey Caskey

Driving Tests Held Here Tuesday

Examination of candidates for motor vehicle operator's licenses will be held between 10 a m d s t and 3 p m d s t Tuesday in Sampson street. The testing squad in charge of Corporal L C Hanks will come from Butler. No examinations after 3 p m d s t and tests will be in order of arrival of learners.

Sampson Street L. C. Hanks Butler

Pain Cure Plate Kills Its Maker

A homemade rheumatism treatment device electrocuted 43 year old John Rozane in Washington Pennsylvania. Rozane, drenched in sweat, sat on an iron bed and applied two metal plates charged with 110 volts to his back after four years of self treatment. Coroner William Baker investigated the death.

Washington John Rozane William Baker Rozane

Awards Given At St Marys Parochial School

Dozens of pupils at St Marys Parochial School received awards for perfect attendance and high averages in their grades. The ceremony closed last Friday with distinctions across Grades One to Eight, honoring students such as Joan Wadlinger, Margaret Stinard, Paul Oberleitner, and many others for yearly and multi year attendance records and top academic averages.

St. Mary’s Parochial School Sisters of St. Joseph Joan Wadlinger Margaret Stinard Paul Oberleitner Thomas Gilboy Catherine Flynn John O'Connor Mary Lou Rogan Dorothea Mary Irene O'Connor Eleanor Vallely Joseph Carrigan Zada Wadlinger Francis Jacob John Carey John Cunningham Madeline Shriver Marjorie Kelley Anna Mae Fulkerson Dorothea Donegan Maxime Campbell Margaret Vallely Dorothy Wadlinger Esther Jacob Agnes Vanderan Mary E. Wadlinger Helen Quinn James O'Connor Joseph Lloyd Marie Sollors

Egg of peanut shape found near Wooster by farmer

William Devinney, a local farmer near Wooster, brought an oddly shaped egg to the Wooster Record office. The egg, peanut sized, is described as the work of a White Leghorn hen.

International News Service Wooster, O the Wooster Record William Devinney Here

S.S.S. Promotes Clear Skin Through Blood Tonic

An advertisement claims pimples arise from weak resistance and urges readers to build blood by increasing red cells and hemoglobin with S.S.S. The tonic allegedly boosts oxygen delivery to tissues including the skin, improving nourishment and defense against germs. A 20 oz size is marketed as economical for a two week course.

S.S.S

Iron and steel trade peaks in April exports rise

In April German foreign trade in iron and steel reached a yearly high with exports totaling 144,001 tons and imports 72,890 tons. Exports rose by 13,836 metric tons over March, according to a Commerce Department report to the Iron and Steel Division.

International News Service Washington Commerce Department Iron and Steel Division

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TELLS Electrolux Manufacturers Light & Heat Company East St Robin Ce E. Washington St Graduate Eckerd Parker Mercer Washington Sts Dale Andrews Lumber Mt. Jackson Julius Fisher North Mercer ST Pay Armstrong East Washington Street Leigh Matteson Mr. Jackson Red Cross East Washington St Lawrence Auto Mercer Sts Wright's Market St. Mary’s School Youngstown, O Edgar A KDK4 Happiness House WJAS
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