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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
21
County Commissioners received a letter from Los Angeles asking for help for a poor colored woman whose sister lives in New Castle Ward One. Welfare Officer M B Hogue will investigate whether the sister can contribute toward rent.
Harrisburg June 27 Gov Pinchot weighs a possible special session to push humanitarian and regulatory bills. Critics warn against the $125000 price tag and political risks ahead of 1934 primaries and fall elections. A bond plan of 25 million with 30 million for relief and 5 million for state hospitals is linked to the outcome, shaping the upcoming political battle.
A. L. Johnson, a New Castle postal carrier, is reported resting well at Jameson Memorial Hospital after his car collided Monday morning with another vehicle on Clenmore Boulevard and Wilmington Road. Eckles and Snyder suffered minor injuries in the crash. Johnson’s injuries are not believed serious.
Director L. G. Genkinger asked Solicitor Robert White during the Monday council session whether city planners or the council have jurisdiction over auto wrecking yards outside the city. A yard is being located on Ellwood City road near Cascade Park. White advised no city control but suggested residents or the city could sue to have the yard declared a nuisance. Director D. QO. Davies urged removing such yards from highways, calling them worse than billboards.
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Lawrence County met at the home of F. Meek in Volant. Officers elected for the year include President Wm. Taylor Enon Valley, President J. P. Byers Pulaski, Secretary John Marrett Volant, Treasurer W. S. Wilson New Wilmington, with Lincoln L. Rodgers and H. D. Yeager as delegates to the Mercer State Convention July 17 18 19. The Ladies Auxiliary also elected officers and a lunch was served to over fifty attendees.
The Syrians of the city plan to build a small church home and start a building fund with an Oriental dinner and entertainment at the Cathedral Thursday evening. Dinner is served at 6 30. Dishes will be Oriental in flavor and plans are being arranged by Mrs Katherine Sigury president and Mrs Jennie Abraham secretary.
Screen stars praise Lux Soap for maintaining satin skin and youthful appearance. Scientists note Lux contains elements found naturally in skin to limit element loss, with gentle formula and high studios usage.
A brief note in the Syrian Orthodox Association describes about sixty families in the city totaling around two hundred people who lack a church. They propose starting a fund to erect a church and provide home services for aiding families, with a splendid dinner and entertainment following the program.
The Legion of Honor will hold their final regular meeting of the summer season in the Catheersi on Wednesday evening. Reports will cover recent activities and plans for events to be carried out during the coming summer.
Washington June 27 Attorney General Cummings said names of deliberate gold hoarders will be published before prosecutions. He claimed the justice department has conclusive evidence of hoarding by 186 individuals who refused to turn in gold holdings totaling $1,141,819. He added names will be checked to avoid wrongful public scorn.
A mix of aphorisms and quotes notes that metaphysics and freedom of the seas are debated concepts. It cites a large cash return to Federal Reserve banks during a bank holiday and asserts a high rate of deafness among white cats. It ends with a Seneca quotation on anger toward the sinner, not the sin.
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