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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
29
The Daily Chronicle says Britain should pursue diplomacy as the sole path in the liquor issue dispute. The article notes evident antagonism in London circles and urges restrained debate.
London June 30 Andrew Mellon secretary of the American treasury tacitly denied plans for official conferences while in London. He is on vacation and will not be interviewed nor discuss subjects. He said he is a sightseer abroad and has no knowledge of Harding proposals for consumer cooperation to curb living costs.
A Bohemian Magazine piece quotes a drowning victim crying for help and a hero replying with a plan to fetch rope a measuring rod a Carnegie application blank two witnesses and a notary public indicating a satirical or absurd rescue scenario.
Neysa McMein the magazine cover illustrator has returned from a Paris honeymoon spent alone as her husband John Baragwanath stayed in Newfoundland on business. They wed May 18 in Peekskill with Rev. T. H. Baragwanath officiating. She says she sought new feminine beauty abroad but found it here at home and offers a cryptic smile to marriage questions.
Colonel William Tidball U S retired his wife and three children were injured in a collision near Wallingford Pennsylvania when their car was struck by an interurban streetcar. Nancy seven suffered a fractured skull and may die Evelyn twelve is internally injured.
Wheat growers doubt the economic system as they cannot earn as much per acre of wheat as the pay bricklayers receive for two days work.
Croton Boy Scout troop of 20 scouts with five visitors met at the scout headquarters. Scoutmaster Davis and Assistant Scoutmaster Colaluca led a rainy evening session focusing on first aid, forestry, and first class tests while noting attendance rules and thanking donors for a loud speaker and transport support.
New Castle faces no water famine and the city uses roughly five million gallons daily. H B Richards, superintendent of the New Castle Water Company, notes higher Monday demand from family washings and mills, but summer and winter usage are similar and the main issue is making extensions.
A call to fill life with meaningful work prompts residents to contribute to local projects and service efforts, turning a quiet life into a documented record of positive actions. Community leaders emphasize steady effort, collaboration, and visible impact through volunteer work and civic participation.
Thirty two city churches join union daily vacation Bible school demonstration at Benjamin Franklin junior high auditorium Sunday July 1 at 6 p.m. Over 400 children participate in songs stories memory work and dramatizations with orchestra music under Professor Earl Williams.
New York June 30 Nearly five years after the war the number of relatives visiting American graves in France remains steady Miss Eva McKinnon veteran hostess at Romagnes Y W C A Hospital House says many families return yearly to tend graves Some travel from France to honor their lost relatives and friends while the Y W C A assists with photos and letters offering comfort through the long separation from home.
Improved U S economic conditions in 1922 reduced the suicide rate to 15.1 per 100 000 from 15.7 in 1921. About 15 000 to 16 000 people took their own lives in 76 large cities led by San Diego 47.8 Sacramento ? San Francisco 30.4 Los Angeles 30.3 Portland 27.2 Seattle 27.1 Trenton 24 Denver 23.9.
Italy uses only about four gallons of milk per person each year, the lowest average among countries, according to the report.
Bulletin from Okmulgee Oklahoma reports Company F of the 179th Infantry ordered to Henriette twelve miles south of Okmulgee to enforce Governor Walton's anti mob rule. martial law had been in Okmulgee county with a small zone near Henriette previously lifted yesterday.
A six year old boy from Smithburg Maryland was submerged for five minutes near a pond on a neighbor’s property. Farm help revived him and he remained between life and death for a day. Doctors say he is now believed to be out of danger.
Announcement by Superintendent D. S. Pyle of the Shenango plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company States that ten hot mills that have been down for a week due to an engine breakdown will resume operation Monday morning. The entire hot mill department will operate in full.
Tony De Nutecio, longtime Mahoningtown businessman, will depart New Castle today or tomorrow for Caserta, Italy, where he will spend the next six months. He said goodbye to many friends around the city before leaving.
Altoona Pennsylvania railroad telegraph operator Martin Feathers aged 36 died from burns after an explosion of alcohol in a tower at Altoona. Local authorities investigate the incident and record it as a fatal workplace accident.
A man attempting to warm himself in his tower by starting a fire with oil ignited an alcohol substance and caused an explosion yesterday. He was not described as injured, and authorities noted the incident as a dangerous misjudgment in improvised heating.
Friends of Rev. R N Merrill, former pastor of Mahoning M E Church, announce he has earned a Doctor of Divinity degree from Chattanooga University. His classmate Rev Samuel Maxwell of Freedonia also received the same degree at Allegheny College.
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