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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
9
In Zanesville on June 27 Louis Clarr Goin of Bethesda Huos died from a vertebral injury after a truck overskirted and wrecked near a smuthouse. Two companions S W Ver Hien and Whortus Chu suffered severe bruises in the automobile accident.
Plans for a $150 million merger of first run theatres in the United States between RCA and Radio Keith Orpheum were abandoned after a executives’ meeting in Chicago. Leon J. Rubenstein of RCA announced the deal’s termination, ending the nationwide theatre consolidation effort.
Benjamin S. Agnew of Grant Street leaves New York aboard the S S Carinthia with 350 passengers for a six week cruise to Iceland Nordland and North Cape. The voyage includes calls in Norway Sweden Finland Denmark France and England with a return to New York planned for mid August.
The piece discusses synthetic blood production as a potential medical advance, especially haemin for anemia, and notes prior work using ox blood. It also reports on Russia’s alcohol policy shifts, a proposed English mothers union, and unemployment issues in Britain, with local health department changes in New Castle and hospital clinics.
The document confirms the machine is in good condition. It warns that after the expiration period of 30 days, he may be subject to arrest.
The White House rejected a proposal to introduce prohibition education in public schools. Treasury officials led by J. M. Doran repudiated the school drive and halted pamphlet distribution until thorough review. The origin and authority of the materials remain unclear as Treasury and Prohibition officials assess the $50,000 appropriation.
In Paris a couturier showcases dogs as essential accessories to women's outfits. The poodle and other canines are displayed with each dress, selling dogs alongside the costumes as a fashionable trend.
Members of the Youngstown Retail Credit Bureau hold a supper meeting in Cascade Park grove at eight tonight. Ray Hall, manager of the local exchange, notes New Castle credit exchange members are asked to attend. Harrisburg notes discuss motor vehicle inspection under the new code.
An advertisement touts Moore's Emerald Oil claiming rapid relief from aching and swollen feet. It promises satisfaction or money back and mentions retailers like McRee's Kat Ratn Store and New Castle Drug Co selling the product with camphor and antiseptic components.
Millburn notes Walter Ratser called home at Eagle Station Ey due to his father illness. Mr and Mrs James Louis Cole of New Castle were visitors. Miss Cora Hartt of Erie stayed with her brother J P Hartt and family. Stephen Lukacs suffers tonsillitis. Pearl Collins of Leesburg visited her grandfather. Mr and Mrs John McCullough entertained teachers at Miss Blis visiting Dr New Castle near Homer.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice about a service. The text mentions Oldest and Oaklane with unclear context and potential names or places. No clear outcome or actions are determined from the readable portion.
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