Eagle Scout Dinner Honors 34 Eagles of 1962
Thirty four scouts who became Eagles in 1962 will be honored at the third annual Eagle Appreciation Dinner at 6 30 p m tonight in Fountain fan Judge John F Mendelson will be guest speaker. Ceremonies recall the late Elops Raymond Iudock of Past 23 Pulaski.
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Eagles
John F. Mendelson
Eopls Raymond Iudock
Pulaski
Staymonth
County Scout Council Advancement
Ernest B. Ritchie
Englen
Edward A. Heckman
Alair Walefers
David Iiraho
John Whiting
John Brown
Gary J. Snyder
John Tt. Delpns
Peter Medurney
G. Jetniey Winter
Nennis MM. Kozak
John A. Neghul
Andre CG. Gib
Richard J., Nofsker
Thomas G. Zols
Donald Haynhans
James R. Abremson
William Taylor
David Tt. Atwell
Nichard Sorener
Joseph Gr
Scranton Orders Flags Half Masted for Sub Thresher Crew
Governor Scranton signed a proclamation ordering all flags at the Capitol to fly at half mast today in memory of the Thresher crew. The submarine Thresher sank in the North Atlantic last week with 129 sailors aboard, amid an extensive search by the Navy and others involved.
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Aarrishurg
Upsy
William W. Scranton
Capitol
Talfsat
Thresher
North Atlantic
Ee Nevy
Caution Holds Industry as Demining, Prices Tense
The Soleil Union told Algeria there would be no charge for the work of Russia soldiers on a mine clearing mission. Soviet demining operations around Wheeling and Lukens proceed with reduced tensions while labor leaders urge price stability to avoid wage hikes. Steel output rose to 2,450,000 tons last week and may peak next week, possibly the highest since March 1960.
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Moscow
UVI
Soleil Union
Han
Algeria
Russia
Erla
Mrs Union
Moscow Radio
Xeantry
Death of Mrs Hvaiya McArdie Kiokead in Greensburg
Mrs Paul Oravele of 2093 Night Janu Ave reports the death of her mother Mrs Hvaiya McArdie Kiokead, 5281 Mace St, South West Greensbury, Ba. A longtime Calho We Daughters of America district deputy and St Paul Catholic Church member, she held past grand regent of Court Sctan of Greensburg and received the Shamrock Award in 1962. Surviving with her daughter are her husband Alfred B. Kinkead of Greensburg, her parents John F. and Mary Counkakan, brothers Cletus and James T., sisters Mrs Violet Lane, Mrs Frank Rosknosh, and Mrs Henry Waltz, plus three grandchildren. Funeral services set for St Paul Church with Rev. Mays at 10:30 am Wednesday. burial in Greensburg Cemetery.
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Paul Oravele
Janu Ave
Hvaiya McArdie Kiokead
Mace St
South West
Greens- Wary
Calho We Daughters of America
St. Paul Catholic Church
Civeensburg
Court Sctan
Greensburg
Order of the Isbernian
Asvard
Alfred B. Kinkead
Greensturys
John F
Mary Counkakan
Cletus
Akron
Paullwin
James T
Violet Lane
Frank Rosknosh
Henry Waltz
Ithe Dunn
Plitsburgh St
Sanitary Board Reverses Stand On Mine Waste Plan
The state Sanitary Water Board reversed a prior decision and approved a permit for discharge from a deep coal mine operated by He and Brothers Contracting Co in Red Bank Township Armstrong County. Waste will flow into Sugar Camp Kin Mahoning Creek and the Allegheny River while openings must be sealed per the approved drainage plan.
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Harrishurg
State Sanitary Water Board
Land
Armstrong County
He and Brothers Contracting Co
Red Bank
Armstrong
Sugarcamp Kin
Mahoning Creek
Severtally
Allegheny River
Millie Sol Fate Sentenced to 18 Years in Federal Prison
El Paso bulletin reports Millie Sol Fate received an 18 year federal sentence for conspiracy and fraud related offenses. He had earlier been sentenced to eight years by a state court for swindling.
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Bulletin
EL Paso
Millie Sol
Fates
Awe Lars
Atate Court
Ancient irrigation revived in Negev desert project
In Israel's Negev Desert an ancient winter runoff storage system is being revived for modern use. The United Nations Special Relief Fund has allocated 320,000 for the project.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Negev Desert
United Nations Special Resistance Fund
Philadelphia Bulletin President and Editor Fined for Contempt
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin president Robert Taylor and city editor Earl Selby were fined 1001 and sentenced to three days in county jail or vagh tdey for contempt after refusing to turn over certain evidence to a grand jury probing alleged City Mall corruption. They plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court. Judge Bernard J. Kelley offered to allow turnover after editing to protect news sources. Taylor declined, saying he did not feel contempt.
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Phuladelphia
UPI
Evening Bulletin
Vagh
Sentenees
Bulletin
Robert, Taylor
Earl Selby
City Mall
State Supreme Court
Julice Bernard J. Kelley
Common Fleas Court
Taylor
Doomed Stayer Denied Hearing By High Court
Washington UPI reports the U S Supreme Court denied a writ of error for Melvin Davis Rees, a late musician on Virginia’s death row for the 1859 Carroll V. Jackson family murders. The Virginia Court of Appeals’ denial lets the state proceed to execution by electric chair in Richmond. Rees had been serving a federal life sentence at conviction time. The case involves the killings of Mildred Jackson, her daughter Susan Ann, and other victims in Baltimore area murders connected to the crime.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Melvin Davis Rees
Sn Virgina
Carroll
Jackson
Supreme Cowt of Appeals
Virginia
Benying Rees
Wledzie
Richmond
Hees
Hartimore
Mildred
Susan Ann
Former Wampum Resident Dead
Former Wampum resident Mrs Burr Saral Horner of Lansing Michigan died Sunday after a short illness. She left Wampum about 20 years ago her husband preceded her in death and he was affiliated with Medusa Portland Cement. Surviving are her daughter in law Mrs Heth Horner and grandson Jack Horner of Tangeman plus several sisters and a brother. Services will be held Thursday at the Palmer Burh Funeral Home in Lansing with interment there.
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Wam Gum
Burr Saral) Horner
Lansing
Mich
Wampum
Medusa-Portland Cemento
Heth Horner
Jack Iormor
Tange
Tursday
Palmer-Burh
ACT Campaign To Aid Retarded Children By Local Council
ACT In Campaign To Help Children Who Are Retarded aims to raise funds for equipment and family outreach through a two project plan by the Rew Castle United Commercial Travelers Council 480. A safety book Your United Commercial Traveler Speaks will be published, with guidance on safety and first aid for homes and emergencies. Proceeds support retarded children projects. A benefit country show at the Cathedral on May 21 features Grand Ole Opry stars. Each family receives a copy of the book.
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Rew Castle
United Commercial Travelers Council 480
Dana Poluiny
Unl
UCT
United Commercial Traveler
Morse dies in Braddock after long illness
John Joseph Russo, 62, of 1593 Delaware Ave, died in a hospital. Robert J Morse, 62, of 40 Sylvan Ave North Braddock, died Saturday night at Braddock General Hospital after an illness. Surviving Morse include his wife and three children. Services will be held at the Muneral home with interment in Memorial.
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John Joseph Russo
Tohn Joseph Russo
Delaware Ave
New
Free miniature hearing aid offer in Washington DC area
An advertisement promotes a free miniature hearing aid from Buchanan Hearing Aid Co. It claims a wireless design with no body-to-head wires and highlights a model described as easy to wear. Readers are urged to request theirs by writing to Room 417 Dept NCP Wyatt Ride 117 Lith Street NW Washington DC.
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Washington
Joel
Motorola- Pabteers
Mahoney Dies In His Home In West Alexandria
Everett E Mahoney 79 of Waipum West Alexandria died at home yesterday at 12 50 am after a lingering illness. He was born in New Castle February 10 190X son of Harvey and Mary Anderson Mahoney. Surviving include his wife several children and many grandchildren. burial in Dallas Cemetery. Funeral arrangements at William F DeCarbo Funeral Home then St Lucy Cemetery.
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Fyerlt B. Mahoney Sr
Waipum
KD 1
Fie
New Castle
Harvey
Mary Anderson Mahoney
Haby King
D. L. King
West Alexandria
Charles N. Kings
Fairmont
Way
Harald
Flossy) Harr
Washington
George
Effie) Calabrese
John King
Wampum
Frank King
Two Local Obituaries Report Deaths in Age Old Family Homes
Ronald D Oliphant aged 11 of Eastbrook Street died at 6 1 a m after a lingering illness at the family home. He was born December 14 195 and was a member of Eastbrook Methodist Church and Laurel School. Surviving parents and siblings Cheryl Debra Marcie Lynn and Brenda Sue, plus grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Rhodes of New Castle. Friends to gather at William F DeCarbo Funeral Home Cun ningham Avenue after 7 p m today. Services at the funeral home Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev C P Dalton officiating and burial at Graceland Cemetery. Phillip A Buchanan of Wilmington Dies at Home of Son In Law in New Castle area. Born September 91 1871 in Johnson County Missouri he was a retired painter and church member with long ties to Highland UP Church of New Castle. Preceded in death by Harriet Elizabeth Kerr July 7 1855 and married May 19 1808. Services at Sharp Funeral Home New Wilmington tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev Victor Dawe officiating. Interment at Neshannock Cemetery. Friends invited at funeral home today. family will be present 7 to 8 p m.
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William F. Decarba Puneral
Cunningham Ave
Dallas Methodist Church
Dallas Cemetery
Tsite
Jo Oland
Bedef
Vic
Mahoningtown
Nick
Isidro
Philip
James Maria Tusso
Theresa Yecome
Bianvolowski
Hussa
Pennsylvania
St Philp and James
St. Lucy Church
St.joga Funeral Home
B. Shut
St. Lucy
Holy Name Society
St.Jat Heynolds
Tomorow Vincent da Paul Society
Tin Oom
Chilren
Samuel
Mary) Calabnese
Mit
Conglance
Roe
Nonald Dewayne
Fdoward Rhodes
New Castle
William F. DeCarbo
Cunbingham Ave
Hey
C. P. Dalton
Taterment
Graceland Cemetery
Ife
Johnson County
Andrew Jackson
Jane Eleah Heem Buchanan
Harriet Elizabeth Kerr
Buchanan
Wweshannock Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Highland UP Church
Highland Church
New Nlington
McConnell
George M. ‘Buchanan
Sharp Funeral Home
Hey. Victor Dawe
Neshannock Cemetery
Mrs. Boak Seeks Republican School Board Nomination
Mrs Estelle Deak of 406 F Leasure Ave announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination to the New Castle School Board. She cites the director as vital to education and the economy, detailing her background in Westminster College economics and teaching, and underscores integrity against petty interests. The piece blends campaign appeal with a broader note on truck taxes and tolls in the region.
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Estelle Deak
Leasure Ave
Jas A Soter
New Cagle
Chelieve
Tocal
Castle
Westminster College
Upan
Ie Sion
Fee Cirelest Wwe
PAY Land Pta
Caan- Chicago
Kyeil
United
Regulation Talk Sparks Boxing Reform Call
Washington Senator Kenneth Keating urged government oversight of boxing, saying self regulation failed. He told New York radio TV audiences that boxing should be cleaned up to protect fighters and curb blood money.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
Filmat
New York
Mrs Anna Kominic Deed Ak Hoppeal obituary in New Castle
Mrs Anna Kominic 72 of 419 Cedric St died after arrival at New Castle Hospital yesterday at 11 30 pm. She suffered a heart attack and had been in failing health. Born October 29 1890 in Aurmuni Po daughter of Joseph and Helen Niemiera Nic wera she married John Kominic who died in 1943. Survived by three sons Edward Kominie South Gale Calf Walter Kominie Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Col Stanley Kaminie US Air Force Randoll AFB Texas a daughter Mrs Jane Natale New Castle eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Anna Kominic
Edward Kominie
South Gale
Calf
Walter Kominie
Cuyahoga Falls
Stanley Kaminie
U.S. Air Force
Randoll Air Force Base
Texas
Jane Natale
New Castle
Coronasp Relieves Constipation With New Colonic Nerve Aid
A new principle targets colonic nerves to ease irregularities and provide gentle overnight relief. Coronasp is marketed as clinically proven with a bulking action, promising rapid return to normal bowel function and a refreshed feeling. Introductory offer 43¢.
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Corowain
Watlo
Kin of RDJ Son-in-law Linked to Thresher Crew
A RDJ relative reports his son-in-law was aboard the submarine Thresher that sank. Randall cites a 35 year service and confirms a call from his daughter verifying the crew membership. Another relative, Roger VanPelt, Rev W Autha VanPelt's brother, is also listed among the crew.
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Jack Rendall
RDJ
T Het
Thresher
Jack Hudson
Randall
Hudson
Haewl
Roger VanPelt
W. Autha VanPelttat
the Thresher
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Greensburk
Sanitary Board
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Kerr
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Car Insurance
WM. R. Proctor
Bessemer
P.O
Ationwire SS Mutual Insurance Co. Ream Office
Cotumiws, Oble
Weingartner Florists
LECCE
Mem Amer Triktie
Veee
Jack Gerson
TOU Jeweler Washingtee
Philly Bulletin Pres
High
Janet
Robert J. Morse
Braddock
Tobert J
More
Sylvan Ave
North Braddock
Braddock General Hospital
Robert B.land
Emma Irvin Morse
Zettas Munter
Morse
Mesta Machine Co
Allegheny County
Wayne R. Morse
Robert Floyd Morse
Barbara Ann
Mary Maxwell
Town
Hazel Houwk
Jase
John
Sigfar
Mabell
Carl Morse
Hubert A. Myers
Fu'ilerdk
Jefferson S.I
Everett E. Mahoney
Evaniski
Domenic
Ireie
Vincent Berto
St. Jucy Cemetery
Rober
Kathleen Baber
Hamilton St
Hosth
Ronald D. Oliphant
Phillip A. Buchanan
Wilmington
Phillip A. Bucnanan
and Ates
Glen Me Cannell
New Castle St
Mrs
BUTZ
Leesburg Chapel
Harry Polding
Rev
C.C. Ryan
Attica
Deor
Alice Ryan
J. G. Allison
West Wash, N. “L
Natian Nusstrum
Maple Grove Mennonite
Harold Sanm Mercer
Free Methodist
I Am the Good Shepherd
REV. Wal
Underwood
Elwood City
Harmy Poloing
Nethal Mocus
Glad Tidings Qeerret
Christianaires’ & Others
Leesburg, Pa
Jack Randall
Vatican City
Vatican
Pope John XXII
Anleto Cardinal
Cscounani
Verona
Perypra State Farm
Yy Silva Antomeaita
Perzers Comey
P.M.T.A
Hoover's
Joe Martin
Odie
Castle Stationery. Co
Washington ST
William G
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