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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
8
W. E. Holler announces substantial price cuts on all Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks effective June 2. The six is now as low as 465 dollars with reductions up to 50 dollars on some models and specific price drops across Master models and standard models. Truck models also see reductions up to 50 dollars as part of the national recovery effort.
Seven Lancaster county students are among eighty one graduates at Lebanon Valley College sixty fifth annual commencement this Monday. The Lancaster graduates include Allan Ranch New Holland a Bachelor of Arts. Clyde Mentzer Ephrata Mary S Groff Columbia a Bachelor of Arts. John Sloat Elizabethtown a Bachelor of Science. Thomas May Ronk Lititz and Paul Peiffer Lititz a Bachelor of Science in Education. James Fridy Mouinville a Bachelor of Science in Economics. Honorary Doctor of Divinity goes to Rev A P Havermale and Doctor of Laws to John Warren Klein president of Albright College Reading. Rev Thomas B Lyster Milwaukee Wis will receive Doctor of Divinity.
Chester A Diller of Gap has been granted a United States patent for a new mechanism to operate large garage doors. The patent, with three features of originality approved, has not yet been commercially assigned. The application had been before examiners since February 5.
New Holland Borough adopts a police motorcycle program to improve traffic enforcement. Officials say the bike will help patrol streets, reduce violations, and enhance visibility without increasing manpower.
Figures show 69,755,576 eligible voters with 61,770,908 in states voting and 40,901,906 stay-at-home. Repeal winning 14,202,862 votes equals 23.3 percent of eligible voters. The Index notes mass nonparticipation as a reflection on patriotism and republican government. Also, Farm Credit Administration reports about 44 million dollars loaned to farmers by 650 Production Credit Associations nationwide in the last two months.
Subscriptions available for Clarion at one dollar and twenty five cents per year. Readers invited to join and support the newspaper with an affordable annual rate.
Lancaster County firemen re-elected Heagy as president with delegates named for state and southeastern Pennsylvania associations. The annual report from County Fire Marshal Knier showed 240 fires, property value of 1.504 million, losses 470,655.50, insurance 779,490, and 4,150 volunteers with 1968 miles traveled by apparatus. Memorial services honored twelve departed firemen. school fire prevention urged. first fire fighters' school set for July at Millersville.
A. D. Aldrich announced an extension for about 80 000 for hire trucks in Pennsylvania to register under the Trucking Industry Code by June 13. Admin General Johnson warned for hire truck operators they must register with designated agencies to avoid penalties, with fines up to 500 dollars and possible imprisonment for uninspected operation.
About 80 000 for hire trucks must register under the state code. Benj G Eynon, Code Authority secretary treasurer, says the $3.00 fee per truck applies and Walter R Fickes oversees registration. In Lancaster county, Ephrata Lloyd Moore Inc June 5 6 Gap J Rutter Hess Co June 7 New Holland Jacob Clime June 13.
Granted Letters George W. Beiler of Leacock township named executor of C. J. Beiler. Mary Z. Sensenig of Earl township named administratrix of Keiler K. Sensenig.
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