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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
32
Lowering skies fail to dampen spirit as 1200 youngsters gather at the City Rescue Mission for a picnic bound for Cascade Park. A large noon meal and free rides on park amusements promise a festive day despite early rain and uncertainty.
London June 29 Winston Churchill denied insinuations that the assault by the Irish Free State troops on the Four Courts in Dublin was a sham battle. He stated the attack was a real fight and rejected claims to the contrary.
Congress will stay hands off until President Harding can broker a peaceful settlement of the nationwide coal strike. Senate leaders favor awaiting arbitration results from a conference called by the president, with Senator Borah endorsing the administration's approach and delaying any action until outcomes are known.
Joe Bulger told a tale of straightening a bent fender on his car using a rope tied to a pole. He backed up slowly, checked progress with a ruler, and applied gas to finish the job. A watching colored man humorously asks where the white man intends to move the pole, adding local color to the scene.
Clifton Bingham, author of In Old Madrid and other popular songs, is noted for writing up to fifty verses without leaving his desk, illustrating his remarkable prodigious output and dedication.
Hundreds of ex service men worked on Foolish Wives at Universal City California to create authentic Monte Carlo scenes. The cast includes Lieut Edwin C Parsons Major Cartwright Captains Kustoff Germanoff Ram Singh B Given Jean Franke Baron Jarvis Roger McKenna Lieut Felix Rooke and other Allied service members from army navy and marine corps. Many had visited Monte Carlo on leave or as hospital patients aiding period detail.
A letter signed K K K threatened Mrs Robert Grantley president of Ellwood City W C T U. The note arrived by mail on June 29 two inches square on plain paper with a one cent stamp. Authorities began an investigation and expected to identify the sender.
The Board of Trade reports increased interest from established industries seeking better locations. In the last days it received three inquiries: an automobile concern about the community’s industrial standing, a sheet metal works factory site request, and a Pittsburgh firm manufacturing trucks seeking to locate in the district due to the city’s sales and shipping advantages.
Albert Brown of Belle avenue, employed by the Pennsylvania company, was brought to Shenango Valley Hospital this morning with a severe laceration of one foot. The accident occurred at the Round house, Mahoningtown. His condition is not serious.
Butler report: Professor I M McClymonds aged 75 dies at his Slippery Rock residence after a five year illness. He spent over 50 years in education, taught 25 years at Slippery Rock Normal, and was part of the original faculty after Edinboro Normal training. He retired six years ago and had been bedfast for two years due to paralysis.
Kalamazoo Mich June 29 Two children were killed instantly two more are dying and a woman and two children are seriously injured when a northbound Michigan Central train struck their automobile near Allegan ten miles north of here The dead are Bernice Wheatly five and Perden Haas eight Fern Haas four and Maxine Haas two are dying The olive will live longer under water than any other tree.
New York stocks opened irregular with quiet trading. U S Steel unchanged, Atlantic Gulf down 5 8 to 37 1 2, General Asphalt up 1 to 67, Studebaker up 5 8 to 125 3 4. Mexican Petroleum up 4 to 186 then to 183, Pan American Petroleum up 15 8 to 80 3 4. Railroad shares inactive. Liquidation appeared in almost all oil stocks led by Standard Oil issues.
Buffalo promoter claims thousands use Peterson's Ointment to abolish eczema and banish piles for 35 cents. Letters from Pittsburgh and Racine praise relief after long suffering. Ad invites mail orders, noting druggists stock it and the Buffalo company fills orders.
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