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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
17
Telegrams sent today to four Lawrence county Selective Service boards state there will be no postponement of inductions due to the holiday season. Calls must be met as scheduled and fathers in service will miss Christmas with their families.
City begins preliminary work for a 350 unit trailer camp on Jackson Avenue vicinity. City Engineer John Z Street says crews cut brush as the project proceeds. Trailer units will house workers in vital industries per city councilmen.
A Dodge owned by Walter Smith of West North Street was stolen from a garage and found within an hour on Atlantic Avenue. Robert Clements of North Mill Street reported his Buick with Pennsylvania plate NMI15 stolen from Rebecca Street. Frank Greco of Ellwood City RD 1 reported a Ford coach with Pennsylvania plate 67226 stolen from Crotch Avenue south of Washington Street.
Hawaii hosts several active volcanoes yet has had no recent disasters because the lava releases gases rather than trapping them, a distinctive volcanic behavior noted by researchers.
Mrs. Carl Peterson and her niece Mrs. Sherer are hospitalized in Ellwood after a car struck a telephone pole near Brown's Hill on the Ellwood City New Castle road. Peterson dislocated her right ankle and Sherer suffered abrasions and bruises while the driver, Mr. Peterson, was uninjured.
Mr and Mrs Bertram C Miller of New Castle pleaded guilty to unlawfully evicting a family of four from a cottage on June 4. OPA agents said the Marsh family had to sleep in an auto after the eviction. Federal Judge R M Gibson fined the Millers 100 dollars each.
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