Three court rulings widen motorist responsibility nationwide
Special to The Nen from Washington June 26. The American Motorists Association legal department analyzes three key decisions expanding auto owner liability. Courts hold drivers responsible when parking on curves causes injury, when a detached wheel injures a pedestrian, and that a driver faces liability for a licensee passenger unless no wilful injury occurred. New Jersey and Connecticut rulings emphasize strict accountability while commentators warn motorists will be protected by broader legal standards.
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Legal Department
American Motorists’ Association
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Connecticut Supreme Court
New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
J. Borten Weeks
Association
Mr. Weeks
Hillsville Notes Speak on Visitors and Local Events
Roy Johnston visited Castle on Thursday. Francis Grise had a tonsil operation in Youngstown Thursday. Oliver Kerr family and Hy visited Bessemer Thursday. Chas House mourns father’s Virginia death Monday. Miss Heulette of Bessemer visits uncle C. W. Houlette. Lottie Via of Foland stays with Myra Porter. Prof. Syling from New Castle scouts sites for new school in Hillsville Wednesday. Geraldine Davis of Bessemer visits Helen Eakin Friday. Rawl Heasley Mable Bertrand and family visit Bessemer Wednesday. W. W. Gilmore family attend Whiting reunion in New Castle Thursday. George Greer of Hubbard, Ohio, visits daughter here. Lou Shaffer and daughter Hattie of Youngstown visit relatives Wednesday. Clint Jones family attends Richmond, Va., for his father’s death. Baby Clinic attendance up to 31 this week. Hillville mothers urged to use clinic. First M. E. Church services led by L. L. Woodin. Sunday school 10:2? a.m. Mia Paden superintendent. Morning worship 11 o’clock theme The Source of National Happiness. There will be no evening services during July and August.
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Roy Johnston
Castle
Francis Grise
Youngstown
Oliver Kerr
Fam Hy
Bessemer
Chas. House
Virginia
Miss Heulette
C. W. Hou Tette
Lottie Via
Foland
Myra Porter
Prof
Syling
New Castle
Hillsville
Geraldine Davis
Helen Eakin
Rawl Heasley
Mabel Bertrand
W. W. Gilmore
George Greer
Hubbard, C
Lou Shaffer
Hattie
Clint Jones
Richmond
Hilleville
M. E. Church
L. L. Woodin
Mia Paden
666 Cures Malaria and Restores Health Quickly
A curious claim describes 666 as curing malaria and rapidly alleviating biliousness headaches and dizziness from constipation. It touts toxin elimination and high esteem for producing copious watery evacuations.
Rose Point notes long community activities and visits
Mrs J G Kelland returns from Wilkinsburg as Valencia visitors gather with Rose Point residents. Families from Valencia and Pittsburgh attend reunions at Liberty Grange hall and attend church society meetings. The Young family reunion sees officers reelected and plans set for next year.
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Calvin Wright
R. W. Hopper
Chas. Kennedy
L. E. Boggs
Claire Young
Robert McKnight
Jeanette Wright
Ada Wright
John Thobarn Young
Mary Mehaffey
Katherine Hopper
Margaret Mehaffey
Ruth Kell
Beryl Stickle
Glaggs. Young
Ruth Kelland
Howard Young
Colorado
Uot
H. JL. McKee
Wilkinsburg
Florida Million Lost In Real Estate Swindle
A bankruptcy hearing in New York revealed that the American-British Improvement Corp a Florida real estate venture headed by James H Cromwell lost more than six million dollars in a project tied to the Flora Inada Club. Prominent backers including Mrs Stotesbury the countess of Lauderdale Samuel Vauelain and Mrs Alexander Biddle attended. The firm’s overhead was shown to run about one hundred forty thousand dollars monthly while government managed shoots were cited in a mocking aside about munition and politicians in peace. The hearing was set for July 24 to determine the companys financial condition.
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New York
Robert F. Stephenson
Cromwell
Stotesbury
Horace Dodge Dillman
Lst
Slvesters
Countess of Lauderdale
Samuel M. Vauelain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Alexander Biddle
Making Furniture For School Rooms
The New Castle Trade School and Ben Franklin Junior High share space as furniture projects proceed. Director A Martine aims to finish work by August first, including 48 drawing cabinets, 24 for Ben Franklin and 24 for George Washington, eight cafeteria table underframes, tops for several units, twelve birch topped sewing tables, 74 Dax library tables, eight art tables, two large director s tables over three feet by eight feet, and sixteen large commercial tables.
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New Castle
Ben Franklin
George Washington
A. Martine
George Washington School
Dax Library
K Company Elects New Commander
Fourth Regiment Sons of Union Veterans elected David Park as captain and commanding officer of K Company at a special meeting last night. Park, a World War I veteran, served with Company G 220th Infantry 80th Division before transferring to the 305th Ammunition Train in France. He brings military knowledge expected to aid the local company. He read about traffic accidents and drove carefully when he took the car.
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Military Department of the Sons of Union Veterans
David Park
Park
France
Jocal Company
Walmo Hosts 5th District Women for Garden Party
Mrs Fred Moser hosted the Ladies of the 6th BD Sunday school class at Central Presbyterian Church for a luncheon and outdoor games. John R Ellison buys a Main Street site for a semi bungalow home, to be completed by October. Margaret Moser hosted a porch party with tricks and reminiscing of the Cleveland Christian Endeavor convention. Service details and church announcements follow from Free Methodist Coaltown and Shenango U P Church with times and speakers listed. News items include a quip about grape juice toasts and a Detroit case where a woman driver faces negligent homicide charges.
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Fred Moser
Central Presbyterian Church
John R. Ellison
N. Mercer Street
Main and Way
Christian Endeavour International
Cleveland
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