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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
40
Students at East Brook face future plans with Civie cotton mills cited as unlikely to offer high salaries while taxes loom next year. The girls anticipate changes though no formal note of pay is shown.
State Senator John J. McClure and 95 others indicted by a federal grand jury in a large liquor and graft conspiracy. Bail bonds ranged from 7500 for leaders to 2000 for satellites as the group allegedly sold protection to bootleggers and speakeasies over several years. The indictment, produced after months of federal and grand jury work, covers 40 pages and cites one count conspiracy to violate prohibition laws through bribery and graft.
Montreal reports that under the excise act export of liquor to the United States is prohibited even for medicinal use. The recent U S Congress act allowing purchases from drug stores has no effect on Canadian exports. The Canadian export ban took effect July 1 1930 as a friendly gesture to the United States amid ongoing border bootlegging.
Youth will share views at the international congress of the National Council of Women in Chicago July 16 to 21. A morning youth forum on July 20 will feature speakers from Vascar Wellesley Smith Radcliffe Antioch Connecticut and Chicago and Northwestern universities. Jeannette Shambaugh of Radcliffe, Laura Louise Smith, and Margaret Huth of Northwestern at Evanston are listed among attendees.
Pope Pius XI attended a solemn high mass at the Basilica of St Paul in Vatican City with a procession through the jubilee door. Seventeen cardinals many bishops and other dignitaries were present including Vice Chancellor Von Papen of Germany who conferred with Cardinal Pacelli on Chancellor Hitler's dissolution plan.
In Chicago on June 30 Technocracy's national convention stalled amid dissension as the Cal Society withdrew. Members claimed Howard Scott, regarded as father of Technocracy, supported government takeover, sparking debate over the movement's direction and leadership.
Joseph Sheban a 24 year old law student from Youngstown Ohio who learned English in 90 days spoke at a Syrian gathering in the Cathedral last night after Mayor Charles Mayne was absent. He urged neighbors to unite and support cultural understanding.
Five men yesterday were employed by the state cooperative office to work on rural road projects.
A brief note lists ag sizes four to eight jeans with a 29 inch waist measurement. Pricing and brand not specified in the readable portion.
Salem report says John J. Johnson, an ex-Texas prisoner, feigned epilepsy and other ailments to fool guards. He was moved to the asylum hospital, then escaped by picking a window lock at the Oregon State Penitentiary.
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