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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
16
Campers at a local campfire service staged songs dances and readings presented voluntarily by campers from the W C. The event drew curious parents invited for the first time since the current group arrived Monday. Some guests will share supper with the campers as part of the evening.
State Senator John J. McClure and 95 others indicted in a federal graft and liquor conspiracy posted bail bonds today at the U S commissioner’s office. Bail ranged from 7500 for leaders to 2000 for lesser satellites as the group linked to protection rackets and bootleggers over years. The case, the culmination of ten months of federal probes and a 12 day grand jury inquiry, covers 40 typewritten pages and centers on conspiracy to violate prohibition laws through bribery and graft.
Montreal reports the export ban on alcoholic liquor to the United States remains in force under the Canadian excise act. The July 1 1930 law, passed as a friendly gesture to the United States, prohibits export for medical purposes and will not be affected by the U S act allowing purchases from drug stores. Much liquor crosses the border illicitly for non medical use.
Youth will share input at the international congress of the National Council of Women in Chicago July 16 to 21. A morning youth forum is set for July 20 featuring Jeannette Shambaugh of Radcliffe and Laura Louise Smith and Margaret Heth from Northwestern Evanston.
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII emerged from the Holy See to visit St Pauls Basilica and attend a solemn High Mass celebrated by Msgr Rossi. Seventeen cardinals, many bishops, and dignitaries including German Vice Chancellor Von Papen were present. The Pope, after entering via the jubilee door, prayed at the altar and toured the Benedictine monastery before returning to the Vatican.
Technocracy's national convention in Chicago was stranded by dissension as the All American Technological Society withdrew. Howard Scott, hailed as father of Technocracy, was interpreted to support taking over government by force, prompting the retreat of society members.
Joseph Sheban a 24 year old law student from Youngstown Ohio attended a Syrian gathering at the Cathedral last night. He spoke in the absence of Mayor Mayne and noted pronunciation challenges with several words. He emigrated to the U S in 1930 and spent 90 days at East high school, a year at Youngstown College, and two years at Western Reserve University studying law. Five unemployed men were hired by the state cooperative employment office for rural road projects.
In Salem Oregon on June 30 John J gained his liberty by feigning an epileptic episode to be taken to the hospital. He stayed in bed or was wheeled about by attendants until he escaped by picking a window lock.
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