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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

48

Manchukuo Revenue Shows Wealth Scarce

Dairen revenue office tax lists reveal wealth is concentrated among a few, with Count Hirotaro Hayashi of the South Manchuria Railway earning 100000 yen annually and Tao Lin kuan the wealthiest Chinese at 80000 yen. Most listed are Japanese. Americans and Europeans are not included.

Dairen Manchukuo Dairen Revenue Office Hirotaro Hayashi South Manchuria Railway Tao Linkuan

Park Sitters Chief Demands Bent Seats And Blooms

Roaming with Richards reports Phineas Q. Wheezleblatz, walking delegate of the Park Sitters Protective Association, denounces backless concrete park seats and praises blooming climbers on the Hoyt estate while noting Englewood avenues hydrangeas and the North Mercer street annual rose show. The American Legion Junior team, led by Gomer Emery, prepares to compete soon after selecting fifty to sixty embryo Babeuths for upcoming battles.

Phineas Q. Wheezleblatz Park Sitters Protective Association Mr. Wheezleblatz American Legion Gomer Emery Babeuths

Kahle Ashton Post to Meet Sunday in Armory

Kahle Ashton Post, Society of the 28th Division A E F, will hold its regular meeting in the Armory Sunday at 2 oclock. Plans to visit Post No 1 in Pittsburgh at their July 12 meeting and to form a caravan to the Mt Gretna state convention August 4 and 5 will be discussed. General Chairman Frank T. Sargent and aides will report on the recent reunion largely attended by veterans from the 28th division in the local district.

Armory Pittsburgh Mt. Gretna Frank T. Sargent

Chicago hosts international congress on Our common cause Civilization

Invitations were sent to 52 governments to send official representatives to an international congress in Chicago in July. The event, titled Our common cause Civilization, will be organized under the auspices of the National Council of Women.

International News Service Chicago International Congress National Council of Women

Man Is Killed As Autos Crash Near Hammonton

A highway collision near Hammonton New Jersey killed James Cooley 22 from Camden and seriously injured Clara Freeman 22 of Seattle with five others including Russell Freeman and Howard Snyder. The crash left Mrs Freeman gravely injured with a prognosis of possible death.

New Jersey Hammonton N. J Here James Cooley Camden Clara Freeman Seattle Wash Russell Freeman Howard Snyder Haddonfield Cora Cramer Margaret Sternberg Mr. Ephraim James Applegat Elmer

Bee Visits Inn Plays Glass Tattoo When Doors Opened

In Steubenville Ohio on June 30 William Thomas, proprietor of a Harlem Springs area wayside inn, reports an educated bumblebee visits his inn. If the door is closed the bee taps on the glass with its wings until opened and then drones a melody when leaving. Thomas invites doubters to observe the bee.

Steubenville William Thomas Harlem Springs Thomas Thomases

Not So Keen Now For Duty On Jury

STEUBENVILLE June 30 Business is picking up. Only nine of a special panel of 25 Jefferson county jurors appeared for service, necessitating a new list. Court officials said resumption of plants resulted in many jurors being excused because they cannot ask to lose pay after the big slump.

Steubenville Jefferson County

Promoted Officers Bid Farewell At Pennsy Change Over

Superintendent G. B. West of the Erie and Ashtabula division prepares to assume the Maryland division post at Wilmington Delaware. C W Van Nort division engineer of Pittsburgh moves to Wests post. J S Gillum division engineer leaves for Ft Wayne Indiana to become Ft Wayne division engineer. C E Brinser to succeed him. Pennsylvania Railroad announces broad official changes.

G. 8. West Erie and Ashtabula Pennsylvania Railroad Maryland Wilmington Del C. W. van Nort Pittsburgh Mr. West J. S. Gillum Ft. Wayne Ind C. E. Brinser Pennsylvania

Heat Wave Causes Death and Crop Loss in Beaver

Beaver reports a fatal heat incident at the St. Jo pany plant where Augusta Roberts, 42, Rochester, collapsed while working at an electric furnace. County agent Gridley says oats will be notably reduced due to the heat, while the wheat crop remains unaffected.

Beaver Lageer Augusta Roberts Rochester St. Jopany Ross M. Gridley

Free Ohio Judge on Debt Charges Alliance O

The Fifth district court of appeals dismissed the ouster against Judge Edwin W. Diehl of Stark county common pleas court. Hearings last week examined charges of malfeasance in office over debts allegedly contracted with attorneys who practiced before the court. The decision stated no evidence of misconduct or attorney favoritism tied to Judge Diehl’s notes.

Diehl

Eldest son of former Crown Prince gives up throne

The Pasadena Post notes the eldest son of the former Crown Prince of Germany relinquishes all rights to the throne upon marrying a commoner. If no heavier penalty applied, the act might be viewed as a wedding gift.

Germany Pasadena

Demonstrators Paint Slogan On German Embassy Wall

In London on June 30 extra police guarded the German embassy after anti-Hitler activists drove to the building in a large automobile and painted on the wall in red letters two feet high the message Hitler murder release the prisoners. The group also daubed red paint on the wall.

International News Service London Hitler

Long Branch Masons Star dies at 93 after 79 years

William H. Walsh, purportedly the oldest Masonic member in the state by years of membership, died at age 93 in Long Branch, N J He joined the Masons in October 1864 and lived a long affiliation with the fraternal order.

International News Service Long Branch N. J William H. Walsh The Masons

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Liondale Esree Men’s Store Peter Piper Poplin Kayser, van Raalte Shanmont Wrigley Morgan-Burrows Motor Co Plymouth and Desoto Distributors North Jefferson Street Dupont Fabricord With Richards Hoyt Estate Wheezleblatt Englewood Avenue Mercer Street Kahle-Ashton Post Society of the 28Th Division Man Dress-For-Less” Shop Syetesty Ogtehs Pennsy Gillum van Nort Brinser Ohio
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