Shenango Homes to be bought for low income families
Lawrence County Housing Authority aims to house at least 17 low income families within three months after a $387,412 loan from the Public Housing Administration. The plan covers purchasing Shenango Homes and renovating a 50 unit complex north of Grant Street with new stoves and refrigerators. Occupants must meet income limits to stay, with limited time to relocate for those who do not. Rentals have been about $70 per month plus utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Lawrence County Housing Authority
LCHA
Charles E. McGrath
Federal Public Housing Administration
PHA
U.S
Frank M. Clark
Richard M. Hietsch
McGrath
Grant Street
Unemployment In Lawrence County Improves in November
Lawrence County's unemployment declined significantly from a year ago. As of December 1 about 33 000 people were fully employed while roughly 2 600 were not working including 2 000 filing for unemployment compensation and 600 whose benefits are exhausted. For the first ten months of 1963 the county recorded 7.3 percent unemployment versus 12.2 percent the year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Bureau of Employment Security
Wilda K. Patterson
Pennsylvania
United States
Rigby Resigns From Police Force
The Police Pension Board accepted the resignation of Patrolman and councilman elect George Rigby effective January 4. His pension, set at a future board meeting, will be about 194.51 monthly now and 202.42 with a planned 15 monthly raise. Rigby, 49, was chief of police under Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo and joined the force January 18, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Pension Board
George Rigby
Rigby
Edward A. DeCarbo
Michael Ludovici Dies In Tacoma
Michael Ludovici seven of Tacoma Washington died after an illness. He was the son of Staff Sgt. and Mrs Andrew Ludovici of Tacoma. He is survived by his parents a sister Karen and a brother Danny Ludovici and his grandparents from New Castle. Service arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ludovici
Tacoma
Wash
New Castle
Andrew Ludovici
St. S.W
Karen Ludovici
Danny Ludovici
Mike Joseph
Madalena Ludovici
Meaning of Christmas sermon at Lincoln-Garfield PTA
Rev. H Pat Albright of Wesley Methodist Church spoke on the meaning of Christmas for Lincoln-Garfield PTA. He highlighted God's knowledge of human suffering through Jesus. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Door prize won by Mrs. Frank Reiter. Mental health discussion planned for January with Dr. Harold Sprinzen and a movie The Angry Boy will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pat Albright
Wesley Methodist Church
Lincoln - Garfield Pta
Jesus
Frank Reiter
Harold Sprinzen
Stubborn Congress May Spoil Christmas Plans For Johnson
President Johnson indicated he would spend Christmas at his Texas ranch if Congress allows the foreign aid bill. If House deadlock ends, the Johnsons may fly to Texas tonight. otherwise he will stay at the White House into Tuesday. Johnson hoped to reach LBJ Ranch in Stonewall for Christmas Eve. Press Secretary Salinger said a schedule of callers might be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Washington
Johnson
Texas
Congress
House
Johnsons
LBJ
Stonewall
Tex
Pierre Salinger
Weather Forecaster Humor Sparks Wit in UPI Caption
Pittsburgh dispatch notes a Weather Bureau joke defining a forecaster as an expert who churns out maps and forecasts from doubtful data to annoy and confuse the public. The anonymous author mocks the profession with a long satirical definition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
John Q
Roy M. Stewart Service Thursday
Roy M. Stewart 76 formerly of Slippery Rock died after an illness. Born January 15 1887 in Butler he worked for Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad co owned a Grove City feed store and worked for Cooper Bessemer Co. He helped found the Boy Scouts of America in Grove City and was active in the Mercer County Sabbath School Association. Survived by two sons and six grandchildren. Visitation 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Ligo Funeral Home Slippery Rock. Service 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. John Peterson. Interment Finley Cemetery Mercer County.
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Roy M. Stewart
Slippery Rock
Butler
Archie
Mary Frew Stewart
Eva Cozad
Mr.Stewart
Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Grove City
Cooper - Bessemer Co
Otis A. Patterson
Otis Albert Patterson
Pulaski RD
Pine Glenn Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Holmes County
Glenmont
Ohio
Enos
Martha Jane Bell Patterson
Mary Irene McConahy
Patterson
VFW
Harold H. Patterson
Battle Creek
Mich
Enos W. Patterson
Akron
Chester Patterson
Millersburg
James Patterson
Denver
Col
Guy
Olive) Sinnett
Robert
Josephine) Goon
Ashland
Darlene Delia Patterson
Pulaski RD 1
Myrtle Smail
Edward Patterson
Lucy Spahn
Leroy Patterson
McGonigles
N. Beaver St
Elliot and Hartline
Gerald Craycraft
Church of Christ
Sunny Side Cemetery
Dean Earl Palmer
Mercer Cottage Hospital
Mercer County
Cyril Reinsel
Mr. Palmer
New Wilmington RD
Ross C
Jeanette Layton Palmer
Rich Hill Presbyterian Church
Volant RD
Mary Hellstein
Alice Bartley
Nancy Fair
New Castle
Olive Mellon
Shirley McClasin
Buffalo
N.Y
John L. Palmer
Dale E. Palmer
Volant
Eula Shuler
Sharp
New Wilmington
Clarence Drake
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Faye M. Musser
Faye McClure Musser
Petersburg
Delp
North Lima
Enon Valley
William
Amanda Wolfe McClure
Oliver Musser
Musser
St. John Lutheran Church
Jean Colwell
Ella Hubbard
New Waterford
Chester Musser
Gladys Schriber
Ross Musser
Donald Musser
Monas W. Cunningham
Bessemer
Bulgaria to Try Georgiev for Spying in U.N. Mission
Bulgaria will try Ivan-Assen Georgiev a former Bulgarian U.N. mission official on espionage charges. He allegedly received 200000 dollars for passing political economic and military information to the American intelligence service and spent much on women and immoral living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPI
Bulgaria
U.N
United States
Ivan-Assen Georgiev
Georgiev
United Nations
President Kennedy Remembered In Moving address
The President spoke of Kennedy's death as martyrdom and said the world will not forget his deeds. He declared that Kennedy will live on in hearts, a shrine to his vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
United States
18 Seamen Survive Icy Ocean Ordeal
Eighteen seamen from the French freighter Douala were rescued after 30 hours adrift in the Atlantic. Eleven others died when the ship sank amid 75 foot waves. Survivors were hospitalized in Port Aud Basques and St Pierre, with 23 saved and four later dying from exposure. Captain Michal Labbe, 40, was aboard a Canadian rescue ship.
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Port Aud Basques
Mfld
UPI
Douala
Atlantic
Newfoundland
St. Pierre
Michal Labbe
Rockefeller silent on Scranton 1964 bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, a Republican contender, would welcome qualified rivals as Pennsylvanian Gov. William Scranton contemplates a 1964 presidential run. Rockefeller offered no immediate comment on the possible entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Allentown Woman Appointed to State Education Board
Gov Scranton announces Emaline K. Mohr of Allentown named to the seven member Council of Basic Education on the new State Board of Education. Mohr's appointment completes the 17 member board. Nesbitt of Maple Glen named to the Commonwealth Mental Health Research Foundation board of trustees, succeeding J Paul Doud whose term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
William S. Scranton
Emaline K. Mohr
Allentown
State Board of Education
Morse Contends Firings Show Bossism At Its Worst
Morse claimed in Delaware County that firings reflected bossism as he cited an 8 to 1 vote by the judiciary committee and board. He noted Francis Catania faced dismissal amid ties to the McClure War Board and local offices. He criticized Scranton’s holiday actions and links to rail interests over worker layoffs.
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Morse
Ert
Judiciary Committee
Association
Delaware
Boss McClure
Scranton
Common Pleas Bench
Francis Catania
Woodlyn
Delaware County Bar Association
Catania
McClure War Board
Revenue Department
Civil Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Renovo
Lakonia disaster survivors await aid as ship remains afloat
Reports from U S rescue teams describe survivors in water buoyed by lifejackets after fire exploded through the 33 year old liner Lakonia. The ship stayed afloat while crews prepared accommodations for hundreds, including many women and 32 children, with a few Americans among aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castle
Asbury Park
N. J
Stockholm
Nantucket
U. S. Air Force
Azores
Air Rescue Headquarters
Wiesbaden
Germany
Lakonia
Deaths in Daily Notice Feature Highlight Local Funerals
Obituary summary lists multiple local deaths with ages, residences, funeral homes and service times. Otis A Patterson 66 of Pulaski Road dies after illness. Louis Lawton 8 months dies at Jameson Hospital. Gladys Sizer 72 of 1101 Dewey Ave. dies at Jameson. Several others including Palmer, Musser, Criswell, Krasinski also noted with service details and interment plans.
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Shenango Homes
PTA
Kerr's
Jesse N
North Mill Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Beavere
Milwaukee
Kansas City
céLo
Montreal
Toronto
Atlanta
IEW
York
Middle Atlantic States
Carolinas
North Pacific States
Rockies
Dakotas
New England
Great Falls
Seattle
Los Angeles
Duluth
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Miami
Little Rock
Chas. Williams
Chas. E. Williams
Washington St
Oe Yparionwips Mutual Insurance CO
Columbus, O
Merry Christmas
New Castle News Circulation Department
Rocky
Louis E. Lawton
Louis Edward Lawton
Waldo St
Della Grannis
S. Jefferson St
John A. Meehan
George
Alice Grannis Lawton Sr
George W. Lawton Jr
Brenda Lee Lawton
Joseph Sleigher
Elsie Lawton
South Mill Street
Lutton Street
Samuel Baker
Clifton Flats Mission
Oak Park Cemetery
Gladys E. Sizer
Dewey Ave
Frederick W. Sizer
James D
Josie L. Dunlap McCoy
Sizer
WCTU
Francis L. Sizer
Emporium
Charles F. Sizer
James Robert Sizer
Raymond W. Sizer
Delbert K. Sizer
Edinburg
Paul
Hazel) Miller
James
Lois) Henle
Pauline) Burns
RD 4
Kenneth
Marian) Smith
Wampum
Mary Wilson
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Mervin Schwab
Dean E. Palmer
Hazel P. Criswell
Hazel Pettitt Criswell
Wilson Ave
New Castle Hospital
Moore Ave
New Bedford
Jess
Viola Morehouse Pettitt
Charles G. Criswell
Ann Doerr
Frank Pettitt
Gerald Criswell
Harry Pettitt
Howard L. Reynolds
Adams S&t
Sylvester Krause
Sylvester Krasinski
Krause
Pennsylvania Ave
Howard C. Marcy
Felix
Julia Paul Krasinski
Theresa Ann Krause
Bernadette Krause
Julia Krasinski
Walter Cross
Stephen Krasinski
Peter
Helen) Grzybowski
John
Eleanor) Dando
Joann) Evans
Florence Babiarz
Frank
Martha Piffer
Noga Funeral Home
South Mill and
Reynolds Streets
Cansal
Emer
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
World Globes
Castle Stationery Co
N. Mill St
First Federal
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