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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
9
Butler Pa June 20 Robert J Miller 87 died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs W M Shields Mt Chestnut He was a Civil War veteran serving as corporal in Company D One Hundred Thirty seventh Regiment Pennsylvania
Excerpt lists several family names including Mrs George Hanshe of New Brighton Mrs Laura McCoy of Charleroi Mrs G D Latwther of Mars Mrs F Miller of Unionville and C O Miller of Mt Chestnut. The piece adds a quip about Mussolini and a tongue in cheek remark on car ownership and fishing.
York June 24 Four flyers hop off from Roosevelt field on a third transatlantic flight in two months. Leader Commander Richard Byrd, famed North Pole conqueror, is teamed with Bert Acosta George Nevillé and Balchen. The expedition aims to study scientific aviation standards between the United States and Europe.
Allie Gallagher, held by city police on parole violation charges connected to an attempted theft at the Johnson Bronze company chemical department, turned over to County Parole Officer J.M. Dunlap for further action.
Dr C J Williamson pastor of Highland United Presbyterian will deliver four lectures on Biblical Doctrine at Westfield Presbyterian mid week Bible School. First lecture Thursday June 30 at 8 15 EST on The Inspiration of the Bible. Community invited to attend. School has four departments and ends with a motion picture demonstration.
Charles Lindbergh begins a flight from the United States to Europe, departing at 10:45 this morning for St Louis. The trip marks a milestone as the famed aviator continues his transcontinental journey.
Thirty nine girls are enrolled at East Brook Y W C A camp this week says Miss Dorothy Stewart physical director. Cora Ritchie secretary invites business girls to attend and notes time will be provided. She adds that those with means may sponsor less fortunate girls and should contact the Y W C A.
Roy Pugh, 30, fired at Mrs Julie Mueller on Tuesday in Alliance, then killed himself. He apparently believed she had been slain after she rejected his attentions. A bullet struck his head as he leaped toward the woman, missing.
Firemen fought a swamp dump fire near Florence Avenue in Swamp City for hours starting Tuesday afternoon. A still alarm drew crews who laid 800 feet of hose from Bartram Avenue as smoke roiled. Two men on flood duty watched the blaze until eight this morning when authorities declared the flames defeated.
Police launch campaign against dangerous double parking in city streets. Officers Schuller and Thomas Jones fined two violators, WH Butler and Clem Crisct, $2 each for violation. W C Emery of R D No. 3 paid a $3 fine after being charged with parking at a street intersection.
The document notes that a constitutional amendment was adopted requiring the president, vice president, finance, and administrative committees to be elected at national conventions. It also states that the election of a second president was scheduled for tonight.
International News Service reports in Quebec on June 29 that the long string of rumors claiming Captains Charles Nungesser and Francais Cau were located in northern Canada are untrue. Officials cautioned against spreading unconfirmed information while continuing to search.
Zionist Organization of America plans reorganization and consolidation of Zionist activities following an attack on the current administration by delegates. President Louis Lipsky faced criticism as the convention addressed structure and leadership changes.
Officials dismissed a Tuesday afternoon rumor that flyers were found at Ghost Lake about 400 miles north of Quebec by government geologists. No official report or confirmation has been received, and no evidence exists of any government involvement or locate.
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