110th Squadron Announces Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy Reveille
At Camp Robinson Arkansas the 110th Observation Squadron claims to present the original Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy in person. Private George Shores, the bugler, struggles to resist a rambling urge as troops rise to a blend of reveille and ragtime bugle calls each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International New Service
Camp Robinson
Ark
110Th Observation Squadron
Arkansas
George Shores
110Th
Tojo Declares Unacceptable Demands Led Japan to War
Premier Hideki Tojo told a nationwide broadcast that the United States pressed unacceptable terms for Japan including withdrawing from China canceling recognition of the Nanking regime and annulling the tripartite pact. He warned of a long war and pledged loyalty to the emperor and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Washington
Hideki Tojo
Tojo
China
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Several Towns
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at New Castle and nearby towns. Patients admitted include Geraldine Solomon and James Kennaday with operations noted. Discharges include Edward Cross and Mrs. Rose Chirozi among others, with various addresses across Beaver Falls New Wilmington Ellwood City and Edenburg.
New Castle Afro-Americans B Y P U Elects 1942 Cabinet
John Sturdishn, newly elected president of the Second Baptist church B Y P U, named the 1942 cabinet at a Sunday gathering. Officers include vice president R. T Mitchell Jr and secretary Rowena Watkins with Naomi Ward as assistant secretary and Ethel Brown as treasurer. Additional members and group leaders join Doris Ward and Mrs. Carrie Ferguson among others. over 50 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sturdisin
Second Baptist Church
R. T Mitchell, Jr
Rowena Watkins
Naomi Ward
Ethel Brown
Elizabeth Thomas
A. S. Munnerly
Elm Street Y Tuesday Meetings And Holiday Program
The Elm Street Y committee of management holds a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the Elm Street Y. At 8 30 p m the Girl Reserve committee sponsors a Christmas program followed by a social period for members and friends. A note on merchandising mentions stocking of canned foods and groceries by hardware retailers per the Department of Commerce.
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Committee of Management
Elm Street
Girl Reserve Committee
Department of Commerce
Local residents make weekend home visits and recoveries
Jack and Bart Sisley of 114 Smithfield Street return from a weekend with friends in Du Bois Pennsylvania. Miss Jennie Temenski of Carl Street improves after Jameson Memorial Hospital operation. Fire Chief James E. Thomas returns from defense school at Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh. Edward Davies son of West Washington Street improves after illness. A V Britt of Sheredport Louisiana leaves after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis. Mrs H Rowan and children of Clairton visit relatives on Smithfield Street. Mrs James E Thomas recovers in Magee Hospital Pittsburgh after a Pittsburgh Glenshaw visit. Edward Cross of East Wallace Avenue treated at Jameson Memorial for kidney attack. Miss Mary Louise Bower of Zelienople visits relatives on East Washington Street. Chester and Lynn Gilberts of Warren Ohio visit Mrs C Gilbert's sister Mrs Arthur J Rees. John Johnston of Arlington Avenue admitted to Veterans hospital Aspinwall for treatment. Mrs Ruth Burkholder returns home from Jameson Memorial after car collision injuries. Children Joan Richard and James Mattocks recover from chickenpox at home. Rev and Mrs Fred Boughton visit with relatives in Winstow Avenue and North Walnut. Sergt Charles Strong of U S Signal Corps returns from furlough in San Francisco. George Speed moved from Jameson Memorial to home after hip fracture from Armistice Day parade. Dr and Mrs James W Crawford plan a long trip from Wallace Avenue to Mexico City Vera Cruz New Orleans and home.
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Geraldine Solomon
East Leasure Avenue
Enoch Zook
New Wilmington
Robert Shields
Ellwood City
Katie Willman
Beckford Street
Alice Allison
Beaver Falls
Henry Jackson
Neshannock Boulevard
Kate Withers
R. F
Marie Bednar
Sixth Street
Lulun Thompson
Oak Street
Belle‘Kyle
Jennie Temenski
Carl Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James E. Thomas
East Long Avenue
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Joan
Richard
James Mattocks
George Mattocks
Atkinson Street
Fred Boughton
Freeport
Richard Boughton
Winstow Avenue
Anna Sands
North Walnut Street
George Speed
Sampson Street
James W. Crawford
Wallace Avenue
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Philadelphia inventor touts lighter metal to lift warplanes
After three years of study E Burke Wilford of Merion and a partner claim to raise aircraft ceiling by up to 5000 feet using beryl derived from beryllium on pistons and supercharges. The report compares wartime bridge use to burning bridges as a retreat metaphor.
Births Column Policy Note
Announcement policy for births requires signer name and address and the name of the doctor. The notice emphasizes that submissions must include these details for publication.
Local Births Reported in Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices from area residents. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Lach of Franklin avenue at Jameson Memorial hospital on December 8. A son born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Sullivan of Croton avenue on December 6. Mr and Mrs Walter Sharek of 410 Lyndal street announce the arrival of a son at New Castle hospital today. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Pugliese of Hillsville at New Castle hospital today. A son born at New Castle hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Thomas of 15 North Beaver street on Sunday, December 7.
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Harry Lach
Franklin Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Walter Sharek
Lyndal Street
New Castle Hospital
Frank Pugliese
Hillsville
New Caste Hospital
Louis Thomas
North Beaver Street
Seagram to Produce Grain Alcohol for Munitions
Joseph E Seagram & Sons Inc will convert corn into industrial alcohol for the national defense program. The New York firm signs a government contract to supply grain alcohol for smokeless powder production. This marks the first large scale use of grain alcohol in munition manufacture amid transport shortages for molasses and sugar byproducts.
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New York
Joseph E Seagram & Sons, Inc
Seagram
West Indies
Sparse 1881 NL season finale drew tiny crowd
The final day of the 1881 National League season drew a minimal crowd, with only 12 people paying to watch Chicago vs Troy in a rain storm, reflecting scarce attendance despite major league play and ongoing petroleum transport issues limiting supply.
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Chicago
Troy
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Angeline Pugliese
Mhillsville
Edna Thomas
Eleanor Felasco
South Jefferson Street
Morton H. Wingett
Wampum
Nellie Pattricks
East Main Street
John Strogen
Fast Raynolds Street
Mary E. Marshall
Bluff Street
Sylvia Caparoula
Riverview
Josephine Pasanarella
Wayne Street
Elizabeth Russo
Lafayette
Violet Zimmerman
North Cascade
Harry Kennedy
Randolph Street
Vincent Sands
Mercer Street
Virginia Slosnerick
Moravia
James DiAmbrosia
East Division Street
John Hamett
Grimes Street
Anna G. McPeak
Winslow Avenue
Albert Schmidt
New Castle
Thelma Wyman
Infant
East
Washington Street
Marian Dando
Edenburg
Antonio Nocera
Rosannah Street
Sandra Cavelli
Center Street
Y. W
Mite
Sir Tom Phillips
Tom Thumb
Downing Street
Richard Peirse
RAF Bomber Command
Royal Navy
Far East
Central Press
Jack
Bart Sisley
Smithfield Street
du Bois, Pa
Edward
Hugh Davies
West Washington Street
A. V. Britt
Sheredport
Robert Davis
John Johnston
Arlington Avenue
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Ruth Burkholder
Huron Avenue
West State Street
Charles Strong
U. S. Signal Corps
San Francisco
Calif
Neshannock Avenue
Long Avenue
A. B.C
Oon
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tion
A.B.C
NEW Castle News
A.B. C
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the Fish Co
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