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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

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Acheson Opposes Spain Loan in Senate Aid Vote

Secretary of State Acheson said the administration remains opposed to the 600 million dollar loan to Spain approved by the Senate, calling it a bad risk. He noted he may testify before Congress but declined further comment, and pointed to export import funds as an alternative if Spain reforms its economy. He also said Spain’s NATO entry and Turkey’s status are matters for collective alliance decisions.

John A. Reichmann Washington Acheron Thor Idi Nev Acheson McCarran House Senate Spain Joan ‘Acheson Necobers Egein United States Turkey

Induction Order Taken In Stride At Scranton

Vollard a pre law senior at the University of Scranton attached to Headquarters Platoon Company B 109th Infantry Regiment home in Olyphant Scranton area. World War II veterans of the regiment add lustre to the youngsters who face army life seven days a week. Teen age soldiers surrounded by questions from all angles.

Uis Vollard University of Scranton Olyphant Scranton 109Th Korer

Truman backed candidate sunk in Missouri and Kansas races

In Missouri the Truman backed candidate was sunk while incumbent Sen Forrest Donnell led on the Republican ticket. Kansas saw Gov Frank Carlson head a GOP drive with Callasan trailing Marty W. Golmery. Attorney General Edward A. Ara led Willard Mayberry in the GOP gubernatorial contest data from 1,149 of 2,793 precincts.

Foosevell Allison Forrest Donnell Seco Taft Ohio Kansas Callsan Marty W. Golmery Edward A. Ara Willard Mayberry Landon GOP Ional Carl V. Ries Paul Aiken Aiken Five Willy Kenneth Anderson John Polacek West Virginia Austin Moll Holt U. S. House of Representatives Cleveland Samuel XS. Curia Robert Lo Rumery J. Patrick Beacom Virginia Tyrell Stam Oppost Howard W. Smith Smith D. Vaughan Gary EB. S. Robeson Virginia House

Early Industry in Buxton and Rope Making

Early industry notes mention rope making as among America's first industries with Hope produced commercially in Buxton as early as 1600.

Hoston America Hope Buxton

Russia Defeat Hinted in China Proposal Debate

A sharp session featured Malik attacking US aims while praising Nehru and pressing for a UN split on Korea. Britain, Norway, Yugoslavia, Egypt, Cuba, France and Communist China backed the move against Nationalist China, signaling tense alignment shifts in Asia.

Korea Teaderly Teo India Gutman China Insla Austin Malik United States Nehru Acheson Ausin Tromanta Seventh Fleet Formosa U. S United Nations U.N Sir Benegal Yugoslavia Britain Norway Egypt Cuba Ador France I Bo Hein Aoe

Yanks Recapture Chinju Heights Marines Ready

New Castle area reports Allied forces recaptured Chinju Heights as the 29th Division halted a counter push under cover of hundreds of allied aircraft. Northward, units pressed within 23 miles of Taegu while U.S. Army and South Korean forces conduct withdrawals and reinforcements along the Nakong River. Marines arrived in Korea aboard transports, landing at Pusan harbor amid high morale and ready for combat as Gen. MacArthur predicts the offensive drawing nearer.

Manan Fusan Chinju Taegu U.S. First Cavalry Division Ut. S. Army Nakong River Germ MacArthur Korea John Rich Marine Corps Pacific Airaight Sout Korean Harbor Beeakwater Plaza Frank Coniff Markig South

Deaths Of The Day Joseph M Spiker and others

Death notices list Joseph M Spiker of Neghannock township aged 73 dying at home after a sudden illness. Also mourners include Margaret Bell Spiker wife and children Harvey, Mya, David Brooks, and several daughters with grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Campbell's North MU Church and Oak Park Cemetery. Additional obits include Anne Renner of Enon Valley and Wasil Grycuk of Cleveland Blitz era death and funeral details. Also notices for Nathan S Gelt and Peter Me Govern with burial details and pallbearers. Arctic exploration note adds historical fact.

Joseph M. Spiker Neghannock Lawrence Tounly H. D Jagl J Mr. Spiker Eshannock Township Michael Nancy McFarlenit Spiker Spier Margaret Bell Spiker Joseph Spiker Harvey Youngstown Mya David Brooks Harold McNeely John Alan “Gure Campbell North MU Chierel Maddy Avenue Delaware T. L. Patton Shenangoo B. Church Oak Park Anne Renners Anna Renner Free Iron Valley Beaver Valley General Hospital Enon V Merle E Henner Enon Valley Presbyterian Church LSL F. W. Post Surebvorg Flowards New Galileo Wayne Enon Valley Chester Foon Valley Rex Goble New Cumberland Lillien Winters Oarington Bill Zieh Beaver Falls Fich Norchester Martha Gociski Enya Volley Rev W. Byers Wasil Gryeuky Wasil Girycul Wowal Way Cleveland Tow. Tagielly Mary Grycuk Lynanves J. Hoagland Edenburg Paw Bpramik Harberton Mary Ann Grycuk John Frank Willam Koszela Lev Kusminski Yat “Ie Haly Trinity Cemetery Lakeno Noga South Mill Heynolds Street Iyi Jphuraday

Fifth Marines Now in Korea Amid Attacks and Transport

Troops from the Fifth Marine Regiment sailed from Camp Pendleton near San Diego in July 1944 aboard three transports carrying full battle gear including flame throwers and Pershing tanks. Escort ships and a carrier supported the voyage with minimal disclosed troop numbers. In related notices, Armando Diaz Society members in West Pittsburg are urged to meet at 7:30 p.m. to honor a deceased member, and a lightning fatality ratio is reported noting nine times as many men as women are killed by lightning.

Old Pool Marine Camp Penilleton San Diego Ney Fifth Marine Regiment Armando Diaz West Pittsburg Conight Wedgesd Frank Fundoots Lewis J. Papa

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers After Bereavement

We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and help during our bereavement. Grateful for beautiful flowers and donated cars. Frank Masters and Family Arthur Klefer and Camils

Frank Masters Arthur-Klefer and Camils

Railway Unions Set Strike Date in Canada

Leaders of 17 Canadian railway unions set a strike date for 12,000 workers. The unions demand a five day week and wage increases as bargaining continues.

Montreal Que Sey Alta

Security Bill May Be Vetoed Over Federal Standards

A proposed security bill faces possible veto as it clashes with federal standards. The measure would restrict the secretary from withholding administrative funds to a state until the state supreme court rules on whether the unemployment compensation director’s decision complies with federal requirements.

Hla Hay Wes Supreme Court

Americans suffer highest battle injuries in Tokyo arena clash

The report states the largest number of American casualties since the start of the arena operation occurred in Tokyo today with 209 wounded soldiers in the group.

Tokyo Toay

Pennsylvanians Ordered to Active Duty for Ceremonial Review

The Pennsylvania guardsmen will hold a Sunday 2 p.m. review at Muir Field before Gov. Duff and officials. Maj. Gen. Daniel B. Strickler of Lancaster commands the 28th Division, with veterans from both world wars. Leaders include Brig. Gen. T. Linus Mohan of Scranton as assistant division commander and Col. Fred A. Evans of Scranton heading the 109th Regiment. A new lieutenant governor will be elected in November. Also reported, William R. Moore of AP, missing in Korea, believed to have entered communist territory after taking a wrong road near Chinju.

Muir Field Fred R. Evans Scranton Korea INS William R. Moore Associated Press Iisted U. S 24Th Infantry Division Moore Chinju

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