29 May 1933
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
1
Memorial Day exercises in New Castle will begin with a 6:30 a.m. parade from the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street led by chief marshal John L. Kennedy. Rev Heaton will deliver the address at the theatre, then the procession moves to Greenwood Cemetery for the Soldier's Plot ceremony.
Domenick Wiech found his brother Joachim Wiech dead in a chair at his residence about 6 o'clock Saturday evening. Coroner Orvite Potter said death likely from heart trouble. Wiech lived alone and had not been seen since Friday. neighbors summoned his brother after fearing for him.
A local news note records a lens plate and a machine passing through the city this morning. It notes many visitors at cemeteries Sunday as nowers were planted for the summer. The New Castle New Bedford road area remains attractive amid traffic and inquiries into insect loss due to autowind fields.
Fragmentary lines evoke a martial or ceremonial scene with bugles sounding under sunshine and rain. References to banners, treason, and darkness hint at a dramatic, possibly historical or literary moment. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving an impressionistic fragment.
Miss Wary McElroy, daughter of Kansas City city manager H. McElroy, was held about 30 hours and faced a ransom demand of 30 080. Police searched widely while she described the experience as attentive captors who provided her with reading material, a radio, a fan, comfortable bedding, and clean linen during her captivity.
Kenneth Buck 27, named as mastermind in the Peggy McMath kidnapping, was observed at Bridgewater state hospital while awaiting trial on June 12 with his brother Cyril. Buck became violent in his Barnstable county jail cell and was subdued by guards before transfer to the hospital.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a voyage to a king and a spinner from Talry. It lacks coherent names, dates, or clear events, offering only hints of a narrative or ceremonial phrasing.
A fragmented report describes protest activity and clashes amid contract disputes. Details are sparse, naming no individuals or organizations clearly, but the scene centers on civic unrest in a district under tension over local agreements.
Bulletin reports 12 of 20 mills at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co New Castle plant to begin operating immediately. D S Pyle, manager, says workers from Shenango Works and other plants will be transferred and output at New Castle expected to rise with the added capacity.
State Department approves the New Castle city school budget for 1983 84. Public Instruction confirms the Edmonds Act scaled salaries and a $100 increment for teachers with under eight years experience suspended. A special board meeting Friday night was called to discuss next year’s contracts and overall financial setup.
A garbled report notes the Lawrence County Foresters Board plans a woods training camp. The message hints at a possible trip or delegation leaving soon to assess forestry duties and legalities amid unclear details and scattered place names.
The life of Senator Carter Glass former secretary of the treasury is threatened after a clash with Ferdinand Pecora during the Senate inquiry into J P Morgan and Co. Threats received by mail were anonymous and described as blackguard telegrams, reflecting intense public interest in exposing Morgan's international finance network. The article notes the inquiry continues with testimony highlighting Morgan as a dominant financier and railroad magnate.
Simple and humble services were held Sunday in memory of soldiers who died for the nation. The Daughters of Union Veterans led a procession from the city building to the Diamond with Bona of Veterans and drum corps. A wreath was placed at the monument dedicated by them to their fathers. The event was presided by Mrs Pearl Cook with invocation by Mrs Mary McBride Beisel. Remarks followed by Past De...
Eight year old Robert Mate son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mace of RB F D No 2 East Palestine Ohio drowned Sunday afternoon about 3 10 while playing on a raft with his brother Dale and companions in a creek branch of the Beaver River on the Wallace farm. A East Palestine physician aided but could not revive him. Coroner Potter notified. The body will be taken to Conn ea ut Ohio for burial Wednesday.
A troubled reflect on a man named Arthur Mometer N who ends his life jumping off a dock. The piece recalls past bravado and mocking words toward Sonia, noting the warm weather and a calm 83 degree day as it contemplates consequences.
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