10 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
1
Special to The News from Santa Monica traces Hoover and Ramsey MacDonald as peace-minded yet entrenched in battles over naval limits since 1922. The column humorously imagines equal total armament across categories, suggesting such rigidity would protract conflict rather than prevent it.
Local observers discuss strip hiking a curious sight while workers place new span wires on the Mahoning viaduct. motorists praise the Franklin to Oil City road, noting its shorter route and toll-bridge avoidance. Fr day the thirteenth looms, and talk of a municipal golf tournament grows with New Castle’s growing course. voter registration deadlines approach for November elections and a city bond issue decision awaits voter approval.
Weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending this morning from U S Weather Observer B F Johnson at New Calve Water Co pump station. Maximum 85 degrees. Minimum 58 degrees. Precipitation 0 01 inch. River stage 3 feet.
Lawrence County faces a push by hydroelectric interests to obtain charter rights on the Slippery Rock Creek. Thomas Liggett warns that renewed charters threaten water beauty spots from MecConnell's Mills to Kennedy's Mills and could curb public parks. He urges immediate public opposition to safeguard the watershed for future generations.
Portland dispatch reports the Curry and Coos county fires as extremely grave with over 1,000 men on the lines. Forestry officials warn the blaze threatens virgin timber and ranches as more fighters head to Olympic National Forest to tackle six new fires and other outbreaks in Pierce Gravillarbor and Clark counties.
In Washington the tariff dispute opens with Democratic insurgent tactics. Debate over Vare’s Senate seat and an income tax publicity row delay the tariff bill. Senator Norris seeks to bar Vare over 1926 campaign spending while Blaine asks for corporate spending disclosures.
The new Jameson Memorial hospital is identified by the number 6000 as its telephone contact. This listing confirms the hospital’s designated switchboard number for patient inquiries and public access.
Principal inquiry into the Mount Taylor crash will hinge on weather reports given to pilot J. B. Stowe. Major Clarence M. Young says the investigation will be led from Albuquerque or Galveston, with R. J. Hazen directing the inquiry for the Commerce Department. No storm report issued.
The first youngster born in the new Jameson Memorial Hospital was M Lais Pate, child of Mr and Mrs Victor Pate of Baden Pennsylvania. On Monday evening September 9 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Peterson of Youngstown Hill with Dr Meyer Davis officiating. The newborns will receive a ten dollar gold piece from Fred L Rentz, president of The New Castle News. A second gold award of twenty dollars awaits the living recipient.
Grand jury returns true bills in Cleveland case. Severs indicted for murder with postponement to hear tomorrow. Several other true bills include Frank Lysko for matri fraud and Hadid/Haddad related offenses. two names not true bills. Continuous coverage notes defense delays, potential continuance, and next term proceedings.
An officer on South Beaver Street last night observed a Ford with Ohio license plate BBL-1222 speeding and swinging toward a timber plant. The car was followed to a lumber yard where Lewis Byers, formerly of itty bun now of Youngstown, drove it without proof of ownership and admitted earlier sales. he was fined $10 for disorderly conduct.
The third article by Calvin Coolidge on why not to take president appears in today's issue on page 8. The former President continues his engaging discussion of the life and problems of the presidency, inviting readers to follow the narrative.
The New Castle YWCA board announced Frances Corey of Woodbury New Jersey has been hired as general secretary a post vacant for months Corey brings extensive YWCA experience from Birmingham Springfield Rutherford and other communities The board and staff expect a successful administration under new leadership during a banquet this evening.
Merchandise valued around $1,000 was stolen from the Railway Express Agency warehouse in Newcastle by burglars early Monday. Officials believe professionals conducted the theft, with shipments billed to six Newcastle firms. City and railway police are pursuing suspects. manager J. W. Anderson says every effort will be made to catch those responsible.
The trial of Red Halverson of Minneapolis, tied to the Highway Patrolman Rus son case, resumed with Judge A. P. Rosser presiding. Four jurors were seated. selection of additional jurors continues as the court plans about three days of testimony. Security measures include a new entrance door and restricted foyer access.
Death record lists Sete Mirrxtrail aged 85 of 028 North Jefferson Street and Oliver W Foster aged 71 of Big Beaver Township.
The grand jury investigation into alleged fraudulent assessments of phantom voters resumes in Pittsburgh. Judge Martin will offer testimony as Maione backers press charges alleging deceptive registrations. Subpoenas have been issued for related aides and witnesses. the inquiry proceeds with planned hearings and testimony.
In Steubenville police officers faced a violent incident as two men resisted arrest inside a Washington street area residence. Shot police fought through a chaotic scene, subduing one man after an hourlong struggle and detaining the others.
The State Service Commission ordered construction of an overhead bridge to eliminate a grade crossing near Enon Valley. The bridge must be completed by September 1, 1930, per state order, with the plan noted in Harrisburg. The action aims to improve safety and traffic flow in the referenced county area.
Reports on the Francisco airliner disaster continued through the ninth week as investigators from the Commerce Department aviation branch studied the crash. The Mexico City flight tragedy claimed many lives and prompted ongoing official inquiry and safety reviews.
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