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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
2
The event drew many attendees amid confusing schedules and scattered remarks. Organizers tried to coordinate activities while attendees shared recollections of past service and reminiscences about the battery unit.
Residents describe camp life with many boys and parents visiting the site. Bernard Horton notes the Kansas City to Washington D C highway is open and in good condition, easing travel to the camp.
Market activity surges as buying orders flood the scene with broad interest. Investors push for higher bids while banks adjust liquidity and discount rates amid shifting market tones and rising speculation about future prices.
City hall bid opening for Gardner avenue viaduct painting saw bids sent to the city engineer for review. Estimated total costs ranged from 3 to 19 thousand dollars with bidders including Maintenance Bureau Baldwin & Welcomer and E F Sefinion submitting varied amounts.
Local political notices list candidates for several city and township offices including Sixth Ward Jury Commissioner M Co Kennedy and Ellwood City officials. Names appear with party labels and ward designations as primaries approach in September.
A damaged fragment reports the post office reconstruction reaching near completion after weeks of work. High security or protective structures were erected, with farmers noting improved appearance. Reports from several sections say the work was badly needed and rain aided progress.
A tornado struck Farming ton and nearby districts causing extensive property damage. Telegraph lines, roads, and stores sustained losses while no deaths were reported. Structures including the Rush Service Station and the Bell Telephone building suffered damage and a barn collapsed. Rescue efforts mobilized as debris and rain inundated the area.
Council members will view the property at 306 Milton Street owned by Dave Stews to assess fire hazard. If deemed hazardous the building may be demolished. the aim is to protect owners and residents while considering repairs or removal.
An attempted record flight by Newcomb and Rovear was interrupted at 7:06 p m when weather and a lightning storm prevented the monoplane from remaining aloft. Repairs were rushed for a second attempt, but injuries to a passenger were reported and the hospital condition was uncertain.
Miss Viola Gentry, known endurance flyer from New York, died in a crash when a refueling plane failed to connect with her aircraft. The collision occurred as the plane struck the wing and she was reported killed instantly. another person, Asherak, was also killed.
A brief discussion by Arthur DeV. Carpenter on amateur astronomy in America. It notes the rise of home observing with simple equipment and references entries from Barton's Guide and general star lore.
Police search for five men who lured a man from a restaurant and killed him with a car in Flushing Lone Island area. Names of victims and suspects are not fully revealed as investigators pursue leads and unmask associates.
John Biehier aged TL years died 7 iy resttoner 103 Quest strea Thurs evening. He was born in Honestrad 1808. A longtime resident of New Castle, he worked at Carnegie Steel Mill and served as a member of Une Lotheray yler. Funeral services to be held at Rea Juy lar 2 pi. O. &. Ty tre His tube home. Rev RO Sines pastor of St. John's Litharan ch. Oak Park cemetery. Also notes of Emma Cotton aged 71 and other family memorials and calls for notices of services and residence plans.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and a location with unclear context. readable names and places include Han Williams and Teh oo Ht Beant Th hh ieee aye Sor. The text hints at a local event or meeting with uncertain details and dates.
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