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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
9
Secretary Hoover urges a new national radio law to empower a government agency to regulate stations and curb inferior programming. He backs a fourth annual Washington conference to align industry and government in shaping standards while avoiding total regulatory rigidity.
Amsterdam October 23 A. H. G. Fokker the Dutch aeronaut and designer will become an American citizen as his work aligns more with the United States He has formed a partnership with Frank R Ford George Davies and Lorillard Spencer and has accepted a directorship at Atlantic Aircraft Corporation which builds planes for the American Air Force
An ad touts California Fig Syrup as a dependable laxative for children of all ages with a pleasant taste. It claims a teaspoonful will cleanse the liver and bowels and warns buyers to request a genuine bottle with proper labeling to avoid imitators.
Joseph Levin a 50 year old partner in Levin and Nevins wholesale hat dealers Pittsburgh and Walter W Watt 35 also of Pittsburgh were killed instantly at Luray crossing near Hebron Ohio when their auto was struck by a west bound interurban car. The men were on a sales trip and had planned to visit Zanesville yesterday. The auto was demolished and the bodies badly mangled.
Four chests of gold coins valued at about 8 million dollars are the reward offered by the Epron Ship Recovery Corporation if divers locate and raise the hulk of the English cruiser Black Prince, sunk off Balaklava amid the Crimean War.
Egypt's Antiquities Department begins refurnishing the Sphinx at Giza to remove desert sand buildup. The back is cracking and will be strengthened as sand is cleared. A newly found tomb yielded a rifled sarcophagus.
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