Winners Of Vacation Reading Club Announced
Miss Mary Leckie of New Castle Free Public Library announced the Vacation Reading Club certificates for reading eight or more books. Winners include Ernest Truide with 60 books from Benjamin Franklin Junior School and Victor Free with 34 books, with Merbert Rodgers and Rosalie Gurgiolo following. Numerous students from Lincoln, Mahoningtown, Highland, St. Mary's, West Side and Oak Street are listed with their book counts, and a presentation will be held Tuesday at the library.
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New Castle Free Public Library
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Lincoln
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St. Marty's
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Ben Franklin
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St. Mary's
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Rosalie Gurgiolo
Mary Jones
James Kirkpatrick
Young Girl Clerk Foils Bank Robbery Attempt
Emily Patterson, a clerk at the State National Bank in Williamsport Pennsylvania, fired at a bandit covering cashier Frank Weller as he demanded money. The man, about 22, fled unharmed. Rumors in Washington say Ruth Bryan Owen may enter Florida politics as a state legislature candidate.
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International News Service
Williamsport
Emily Patterson
Frank Weller
T ‘Keller
Miss Patterson
Washington
Ruth Owen
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Florida
Watrous Leads Hagen In Golf Title Bout
Walter Hagen of Pasadena trails Al Watrous of Grand Rapids by two holes after the first nine at Olympia Fields in the PGA title defense. Watrous, yesterday’s medalist, shot 140 for 36 holes in qualifying.
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International News Service
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Pla
Olympia Fields
Grain futures edge higher on light trade offerings
On lighter demand futures edged up as offerings cooled. Wheat led gains with September at 182 3 4, December 151 3 4, May 154 1 2 3 4. Corn Sept 87 3 4, Dec 81 1 2 5 8, May 85 4 4 7. Oats Sept 38, Dec 41 1 1 7 8, May 45 1 8.
Mitchell Leaves For Washington
Col William Mitchell, relieved of air officer duties, will travel by automobile to Washington this afternoon to appear before the president's investigating board. He will pass through St Louis where Mrs Mitchell will join him en route from Detroit. Mitchell released a telegram denying any government influence and affirming pride in developing the country under the founders' principles. The telegram responds to rumors that he will accept a high post to influence his testimony.
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Internatonal News
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Tex
William Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
Guing
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington, Col. Michell
Kenneth Clark
International News Service
United States
Clark
Col. Mitchell
Chicago Grain Steady to Higher on Early Trading
Chicago early grain trading showed wheat steady to 8-4 cents higher as deferred futures sold off and foreign buying signals influenced Eastern houses. Corn opened unchanged to 3-8 cents higher, with trade involving small commission houses on both sides. Oats opened unchanged.
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International News Service
Chicago
Northwest
New Castle High Library Shines for Students
New Castle High School librarians, led by Miss Virginia MacMasters, report the library as a vital educational aid. The facility hosts the latest reference works and current periodicals, with enhanced shelving, tables, chairs, and filing cabinets funded by school money to improve organization and access.
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New Castle High Library
Virginia MacMasters
Rare Books Rebound to Preserve Lawrence County History
Rebinding efforts preserve local volumes no longer in print. Among them are Hazen and Egle histories of New Castle, Lawrence County, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Once shelved, they will be available for public consultation by researchers and residents.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Judgesa. J. Hazen
Egle
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Disturbances In Tokio As Soviet Leaders Arrive
Thousands greet four Soviet labor representatives at Tokyo station as crowds sing the Internationale. Police suppress the demonstration arresting 16, and the visitors face deportation if they push Communist propaganda. The leaders say they aim to urge Japanese workers to unite against capitalism.
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International News Service
TOKIO
Toklo
Palice
Registered mail loot stolen at Union Station Toledo
A bag of twenty five registered letters and packages described as containing jewelry was stolen today from Union Station. Thieves entered the mail room, removed a heavy screen, and escaped unseen. The value of the loot is undetermined.
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Tooms
Union Station
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