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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

2

Tulsa firm to supply refinery supports for Wellsville and Marcus Hook

Fleming Structural Steel of New Castle awarded contract by Jackson Engineering of Tulsa to furnish 20 tons of steel platforms and supports for refineries in Wellsville New York and Marcus Hook Pennsylvania. The Tulsa engineers sent F W Watkins to inspect the New Castle plant and report back.

Tulsa Okla New Castle Steel Construction Company Wellsville N. Y Marcus Hook Fleming Structural Steel Company Neal Street Louis Kohn Oklahoma Jackson Engineering Company Philadelphia Fleming F. W. Watkins New Castle Watkins Fleming Company Jackson Kohn Mexico South America

Counter Revolt in Spain Spreads Across Galicia to Barrios

Madrid reports a widespread counter-revolutionary movement in Galicia with a general strike paralyzing business. Insurgents threaten secession from the federal government by nightfall while unrest spreads to other regions. Troops are confined to barracks in Barcelona and other cities.

Madrid Galicia Spain Barcelona

Nephew Killed In Electric Storm

Mrs. Robert Magill of Highland Avenue received word of the death of her nephew Donald McGraw 27 of 1941 West 57th Street Cleveland Ohio. He was killed Friday when lightning struck the boat in which he and George Corder were fishing at East 53rd Street foot. McGraw survived by a wife and two children. Funeral arrangements not yet known.

Robert Magill Highland Avenue Donald McGraw West 57Th Street Cleveland Ohio McGraw George Corder East 53Rd Street

Unusual Hen Eggs and Local Street Scenes in PA News

The piece describes a hen laying unusually large eggs with a small second egg inside and a shell marked with the number four. It notes Public Square lawn work, a city officer aiding two boys crossing, and minor detours on the Pennsylvania highway map displayed in The News lobby. Squirrels in Court Street crossings delay motorists.

Gilbert James John Street James Wysner West Washington Street Public Square Jimmy The News Court House Lawn Court Street

FREEDOM OIL CO FIRE LOSES $300000 PLANT

A massive explosion at the Freedom Oil Co plant damaged walls and a nearby garage. Firefighters fought the blaze as water was pumped from the Ohio River to control the inferno. Fire crews from Beaver Baden Rochester and East Rochester aided. PA RR locomotive pumped water. Main line traffic delayed hours.

Freedom Beaver Baden Rochester East Rochester Pennsylvania Railroad Ohio River Pennsylvania Lincoln Highway Beaver Valley Traction Company

Outdoor Service Planned for Croton Church

If the weather permits on Sunday evening the Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church congregation will worship outdoors at the corner of Haus and Lorraine avenues. Pastor Rev. C. E. Joshua selects "Looking Up" as the sermon topic for the under the skies gathering.

Croton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Haus and Lorraine Avenues C. E. Joshua

French Deputies Endorse Laval Cabinet Amid Hoover Debates

French deputies sustain Premier Laval in a view toward compromising with Hoover's proposal. Briand defends the move while Budget Briand urges France to back stabilizing measures. Radical socialists rally with Blum's faction as opposition softens.

Laval Mr. Hoover France Chamber of Deputies M. Laval Louis Marin Chamber Henry Franklin-Bouillon Aristide Briand Hoover America Germany Briand Franklin Bouillon Edouard Herriot Leon Blum

Pinchot Signs Hospital Appropriations Across Counties

Governor Pinchot approves a broad hospital funding package totaling amounts for numerous institutions including Mercy Altoona $46,800, St. Vincent’s Erie $81,600, Wilkes-Barre General $135,000, Wyoming Valley Homeopathic Wilkes-Barre $34,400, Zem Zem for crippled children Erie $7,500, and many others across Lewis County to Beaver County. The allotments support tuberculosis, general care, and regional health facilities.

Caster County Lancaster General Latrobe Lewistown Maple Avenue DuBois Meadville City Monongahlea City Mercy Altoona Wilkes-Barre Northern Cambria Montgomery Norristown Nason Roaring Springs Oil City Ohio Valley General McKees Rocks Phoenixville Pittston Pottstown Homeopathic Pottstown Providence Beaver County Renovo St. Joseph's Carbondale St. Luke's South Bethlehem St. Vincent’s Erie Sewickley Valley Spencer Meadville Uniontown Warren General Washington Wayne County Westmoreland Greensburg West Side Scranton Wilkes- Barre Wyoming Valley Homeopathic Zem Zem

Miners Union Leaders Held in Cedar Grove Assault

Three leaders of the National Miners Union Charles Krunable Charles Boswell and Daniel Lane were jailed in Washington County for allegedly beating crippled miner Louis Polinskie at Cedar Grove near Avella He was taken from Carnegie Coal Company barracks and reportedly thrown down stairs. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation reports near full return of workers with few pickets and no disorders. A separate shooting near Brownsville left Joseph Thornton critically wounded as police probe a possible motor- van ambush en route to a mine in Chartiers.

Cedar Grove Avella National Miners Union Washington County Charles Krunable Charles Boswell Daniel Lane Louis Polinskie Carnegie Coal Company Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation Brownsville Joseph Thornton Mannington W. Va United Mine Workes Thornton Chartiers Brownsville General Hospital

Lincoln and schizoids debated in Florence editorial

The Florence Herald asserts stance on schizoids with a compact provocative line about Lincoln being one if he were. The brief editorial reflects a sharp cultural or political jab.

Lincoln Florence Ala

Null and Void The Dogma Myth Misread as Puppy Mother

A satirical note questions a belief treated as dogma by critiquing how rigid ideas masquerade as parental guidance, suggesting the contradiction between reverence and misinterpretation.

Null and Void

Mission Frolic Draws Nearly 300 At Lakewood Beach

About 275 children mainly from City Rescue Mission Sunday schools enjoyed the 20th annual outing at Lakewood Beach. Marg aret Henry Home guests joined, meals were served, and a full day of swimming boating and games followed under supervision of Mission director John Baynham and volunteers.

Jupiter Sol City Rescue Mission Lakewood Beach Margaret Henry Friendship Street Mission W. H. Beck John Baynham LeRoy Lutz Bessie McKee Merle Watkins Phillis Delks Cecil Smock Margaret Fallmer Richard McGown Dolly Green Robert Childs Gearldine Stiendorf Jack Duffy Margaret Harley B. J. Watkins Edna Maxwell Ball William Miller Ball Marcell Mable James Book Niel Black Jennie Watkins W. Greyson Coates

Deaths of the Day Highlight local obituaries from 1931

A series of obituaries notes Mrs. Mary Camuso 43 of 30 South Beaver street died after a prolonged illness. Also Mrs. Mary Pearl Weitz of 311 Winter avenue died after an operation. John F. McWilliams 89, and Mrs Emma Jane Detweiler 68, with service details given. Funeral arrangements announced, noting churches and cemeteries.

Peter Camuso Mary Camuso South Beaver Street Camuso Niles, O Michael and Anna Boyle Perretti St. Vitus Church Daniel Perretti Alfred Cheravolo John Smolinski Frances Antoinette Clara Peter Jr St. Vitus

Apostolic Constitution Highlights Church Role in Education

An oral commission appointed by the Pope issued the Apostolic Constitution dated June 24 reviewing the churchs educational activities through history. It notes Oxford and Paris origins under church control and says the church still establishes new universities needing Apostolic guidance. Cardinal Bisleti led the drafting commission.

Italy Oxford Paris Cardinal Bisleti

Profits in Pheasants

Farmers in New London county abandon poultry for pheasant raising. Small flocks are culled while setting hens go to large farms, and chicken raising ends temporarily. George Dennison of Middletown saved 186 hens and 3000 pheasant eggs to yield about 2500 birds. The state buys pheasants to stock woods for hunters.

New London Conn George Dennison Stonington

Bible Contains Thirty One Thousand Verses Stated

A statement notes that the Bible holds thirty one thousand one hundred seventy three verses. The remark emphasizes the vast scripture count for readers and scholars alike.

Torrid wave claims many lives across Midwest and lakeshore

A brutal heat wave and storms cause heavy fatalities across Iowa Ohio and Michigan. Eight horses and 20 hogs died on a West Liberty farm in 24 hours while northern Ohio saw six deaths from gale damage. Chicago hit a 94.5 degree record. Detroit and Milwaukee areas faced wind events and outages. hundreds flocked to beaches as eight heat related prostrations occur and several drownings are reported in Lake Michigan.

West Liberty Iowa Ohio Toledo Cleveland Detroit Chicago Mercury Lake Michigan

Castle Way offers fresh Kodak film and development

The Castle Way advertises Paper Plates Napkins and Table Cloths with a small offset charge. Kodak Films should be bought where fresh stock is assured. The stock is rotated to guarantee the freshest films. bring finished film in for developing.

Kodak Castle Way

Escaped Convicts On The Run Toward West

Police seek two escapees from Rockview penitentiary Center Pennsylvania. Fred Williams 27 5 ft 9 in 158 lb gray eyes dark complexion Kenneth Reed 28 5 ft 9 in blue eyes 144 lb heading toward western areas after morning escape.

Rockview Penitentiary Center Fred Williams Kenneth Reed

Two Trusties Escape at Rockview Prison

An immediate search is underway around Rockview after two inmates escaped. Williams, from Erie County, received eight to sixteen years for breaking and entering and larceny. Reed, from Allegheny County, was also serving time when he vanished.

Rockview Williams Erie County Reed Allegheny County

Convicted for entering building and auto larceny escape

The report notes a prisoner convicted of entering a building and auto larceny with a four to eight year sentence. He and another inmate escaped from the new cell block after sleep duty, fled through the stockade, and prompted a 21 member search. Authorities expect swift recapture despite a 15 minute lead.

Coal Dealers Meet at Elks Club Friday Night

The New Cast Coal Dealers held a regal meeting at the Elks club Friday night with eleven members attending. Al Scarazzo and Ivor V. Davis gave short addresses after a luncheon. A next meeting is planned for Monday noon at the Elks club with attendees including John Byers James Gibson U S Sweesy Joe Frengel Andrew Gall Roy Long William Stump Charles Streib and Paul Fombelle.

Elks Club al Scarazzo Ivor V. Davis John Byers James Gibson U. S. Sweesy Joe Frengel Andrew Gall Roy Long William Stump Charles Streib Paul Fombelle

State highway described as magnificent stretch between detour signs

A passage from the Kalamazoo Gazette portrays a state highway as a magnificent stretch of road bridging two detour signs. The vivid description emphasizes scenic length and navigational challenges implied by detours.

Kalamazoo

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Fleming Steel Near Street Gineers Wellsville, N. Y Marcus Hook, Penna Thomas A. Loayza International News Service PA Newc Freedom Oil CO Croton Church Leyde Mortuary Neshannock Ave Fred C. Wolford JOS. S. Rice CO E. North St Pinchot Pittsburgh Zigarac Ralph W Cunningham Leesburg, PA Volant Blacktown E. A. Childs Sadie Black David Jenkins Mary Balla Joseph A. Swoboda Henry Zimmerman Sarah McClimans Flora Watt Ruth Spray Marvis Williams A. G. Zahniser Earl Weitz Mary Pearl Weitz Winter Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Weitz Seventh Ward Sidney Laura Alexander Leuer First Presbyterian Church Sidney Louer Audley Dale Louer Walter E. McClure D. D. Sleppy Mahoning M. E. Church Graceland Cemetery John F. McWilliams T. C. Limberg Brady Street Butler Harry Gibson Mary Joy Sharon James F Emma Jane Detweiler John C. Detweiler Fayette Detweiler Jacob and Sara Kaufman Zook Joseph Ft. Wayne Ind Elmer New Wilmington Isaiah Canton Sarah Zook John G. Zook Enoch Zook Chris Zook Springfield Wallace Hartwell Martha Kurtz Fanny Byler Thomas Maple Grove Mennonite Church Vatican Picnic Supplies Kodak Films Smith’s Coats Than Ordi Reynolds, Summers & McCann Casile George A. Morrow New Castle, Pa Sam H. McGoun State of Jacob F. Perelman Wallace Bldg
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