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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

7

Hearing On Di Lease Expected To Close Today

Cheyenne March 26 Judicial decision in the Teapot Dome equity suit involving the U S government seeking to cancel the Sinclair lease is expected from Federal Judge J Juke Kennedy by noon today Special government counsel Owen J Roberts will present about two hours of rebuttal to the defense throughout two and a half days of oral argument The hearing should end with written briefs from both sides and a decision likely two to three months later Also noted five percent of physicians and surgeons in the United States are women.

Whchart Dacey International Wews Service Staif Cheyenne Teapot Dome United States Wyoming J. Juke Kennedy Qwen J. Roberts Wic Sinclair Kennedy

Farmers National Council Attacks Woodlock for ICC Post

The Farmers National Council assailed Thomas F. Woodlock, named by President Coolidge to a recess ICC post, claiming he is temperamentally disqualified due to railroad board memberships. Benjamin Marsh termed the appointment a showdown that could end the Coolidge era in Congress.

Farmers National Council Thomas Woodlock International News Service Washington Thomas F. Woodlock New York Interstate Commerce Commission Coolidge Farmers’ National Council Congress Benjamin C. Marsh Council Marsh Woodlock

Philadelphia Coal Dealers Report Small Price Reductions

International News Service reports Philadelphia coal dealers expect only the usual early spring cut of about 50 cents per ton with no permanent price reduction. George B. Newton Co. denies any current cut though a further decrease may be announced this afternoon or tomorrow.

cInternational News Service Philadelphia George B. Newton Co

Baltimore Woman Held For Murder

Mrs Marie Giordano aged 24 is held without bail for the murder of her husband Joseph during a quarrel at their home last night police say he attacked with a carving knife after finding her entertaining John Zimmerman 19 she shot him through the mouth killing him instantly the couple had two children a separate note says the Southern Interstate conference of Jewish women will hold its annual meeting in Birmingham the week of March 29.

International News_ Service Baltimore Marie Giordano Joseph John Zimmerman Southern Interstate Conference of Birmingham

Award Trophy To Ben Franklin At Chapel Exercises

The Ben Franklin Junior High basketball team received a silver trophy at chapel exercises in the Ben Franklin auditorium. Captain Ostrosky received the trophy from Principal Burton, with comments by Westminster College's A A McDonald and Ralph A Gardner. Letters were awarded to Ostrosky Marino Alexander Turk Silliman Richards Bruce Marcella Marino Bultch Mancine.

Ben Franklin Ben Franklin Auditorium A. A. McDonald Westminster College New Castle Ralph A. Gardner Ostrosky Burton Cass Mies Elizabeth Newell Arthur McCombs Dobbs Frank L. Burton Captain Ostrosky Benny Marino Bruce Alexander Earl Turk Arthur Silliman Charles Richards Linden Bruce Frank Marcella Carmen Marino Mike Bultch Charles Mancine

Three Year Old Girl Makes Tour This Week

Winifred Mae Hale, three and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie J Hale of Neshannock boulevard, decided to tour the world with butter and other provisions loaded in a baby buggy. Her father Tip Avaldala, a dog, and her car ride home followed after she was found window shopping at Brown and Hamilton. The child traveled about a mile, seemingly unconcerned, as neighbors feared she might fall into Nessannock creek.

Winifred Mae Leslie J Hale Neshannock Boulevard Tip’ Avaldala Nessannock Brown and Hamilton Company Tin

January Freight Traffic Surges Past 1924 Levels

Washington, March 26 freight traffic in January 1925 rose 7.2 percent from January 1924 and 5.9 percent from 1920, per the Bureau of Halfway Economics. Excluding 1928, it was the heaviest January on record, with all districts up led by the Western at 9.9 percent, Eastern 6.5 percent, and Southern 4.2 percent.

International News Service Washington Bureau of Halfway Economics

Four Thousand Doctors Serve Tokyo Millions

Tokyo reports 3,924 physicians including 136 women, giving about one doctor for every 300 residents. The number of women doctors is rising faster than that of men, per newly compiled statistics.

International News Service Tokyo

Al Smith Jr Visits Florida with Bride in Palm Beach

Governor Al Smith's son, Al Smith Jr., eloped recently and is touring West Palm Beach with his bride. He says he will tell the New York boss about Florida as a vacation spot for 1926. The note mentions England brides over seventy.

International News Service West Palm Beach Fla al Smith, Jr New York Florida Young Smith

Educators Report On Year’s Survey Of State Schools

Harrisburg, March 26. Governor Pinchot releases a comprehensive educational survey urging state teachers colleges to house and educate 15,000 students by 1927. High school teachers to hold college certification by 1929 and a 180 day year. Change of term from class to years. Edmonds act amendments urge population basis for district reimbursements. Rural school plan shifts county as taxation and administration unit.

International News Service Harrisburg Gov. Pinchot

Mellon to vacation in Bermuda with son Paul Mellon

Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will sail for Bermuda Saturday for a week long vacation his first in a year. He will be joined by his son Paul Mellon and three friends.

International News Service Washington Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Bermuda Paul Mellon

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