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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

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New Castle Forms Sesqui Centennial Group for July

At a January 14 meeting in city hall New Castle residents formed the New Castle Sesqui Centennial Association to plan a July week long sesquicentennial celebration. Chairman Worrell Jones led the session. Mayor John F Haven is honorary chairman and Richard E Rentz serves as vice chairman. Plans call for vigorous execution with comments favorable for the project. Continued on Page Two.

New Castle City Hall Worrell Jones John F. Haven Jones

Downtown Pa Newe notes city birds and lamp cleanup

Pa Newe reports crisp Wednesday weather but utility workers still cleaned street light globes downtown. Birds in winter forage near homes as residents share food. Firemen at Central Station pass leisure with card games.

Central Station

Daily Weather Summary Report

The 24 hour period ending at nine a m shows a maximum temperature of 24 and a minimum of 1 with no precipitation. The river stage is 5.3 feet. Year ago values were maximum 59, minimum 37, and precipitation 0.46 inches.

United States

Speculators Named In 1946 Cotton Market Crash

Agriculture Secretary Anderson released the roster of 5 651 trades from the October 1946 cotton crash and identified Nat Pendleton of Santa Monica California as a listed speculator. Pendleton allegedly stood 100 bales short on the New York market while the crash unfolded. The disclosure forms part of a 14th volume submitted to investigators on Capitol Hill.

Anderson Washington Nat Pendleton Santa Monica Calif Pendleton New York Capitol Hill Thomas Jordan

U S Plans To Restart Talks On Russia Debt

The United States aims to renew negotiations over Russia’s 11 billion dollar lend-lease debt. Talks stalled last summer after Nikolai V. Novikov left Moscow. Alexsandr S. Panyushkin now leads and has held credentials in Washington.

Fes Washington United States Soviet Union Russia Nikolai V. Novikov Moscow Alexandrei S. Panyushkin Panyushkin Novikov

Marshall to Address Nation From Pittsburgh Tonight

Secretary of State George C. Marshall will speak at the seventy fourth annual Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce dinner. The speech, expected to outline American stakes in the European recovery program, airs at 9 30 p m EST on a national network from Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh INS George C. Marshall The Steel Chamber of Commerce American Broadcasting

Three Die In Head On Train Crash Near Little Rock

At Pulaski nine miles west of Little Rock a westbound Rock Island passenger train collided head on with a freight train. Three people died two crewmen were injured and the passenger train engineer was among the dead. The Californian had departed Memphis bound for Los Angeles. The wreck occurred about 1 40 a m following overlooked orders to wait for the Red Ball freight.

Little Rock Ark Rock Island Pulaski Martin Mays Californian Memphis Tenn Los Angeles

Zero Temperature Notice Across Lawrence County

Lawrence county residents shivered as the U S Weather Observing Station logged a low of one above zero with many areas recording slightly below zero. January 1947 had a four above zero low. No wind reduced the chill though exposure persisted.

Lawrence County U. S

Senate to Start Hearings on Rent Control Bill

Senate Banking Committee will open hearings Saturday on new rent control legislation with aim to finish testimony by month’s end. Chairman Cain vows a reasonable constructive bill reflecting congressional and administration views to extend controls beyond the Feb 29 expiration. The committee will study current law’s effectiveness as Tobey’s panel plans night sessions next week for anti inflation measures.

John Booth Washington Senate Banking Committee Sen Cain Sen. Tobey N. H House Banking Committee House

Taxi Driver Slain on South Philadelphia Waterfront

A taxi driver, John Haines, 35, was shot in the back of the head by a bandit on the South Philadelphia waterfront. Another cab driver, Edward Gundker Jr., captured the suspected assailant as he tried to flee, with two officers arresting him at the scene. Haines died at a hospital.

Philadelphia INS John Haines Port Richmond Edward G. Gundker, Jr Gundker Haines

Cold Wave Grips Eastern Nation With Extreme Temps

An eastern cold wave drives temperatures down to record lows across Pennsylvania. Kane reports 16 below zero with 22 below at another site, Lake Harmony at 19 below, and nearby towns ranging from four below to eight above as ice coats highways and crews work on the roads. Central Pennsylvania warms to 27 expected later.

International News Service Pennsylvania Pocono Mountain Kane Manufacturers Light & Heat Co Lake Harmony Poconos Lehighton Philadelphia Devon Wayne Colmar Ambler Lansdale

Communists Plan to Defeat Marshall Plan in Germany

Berlin papers publish verbatim extracts of alleged Communist plans to disrupt the Ruhr region with strikes and sabotage. General Lucius D. Clay vows U S forces will stay in Berlin despite Soviet pressure, calling himself an agent of immeasurable strength and stating he will remain with no fears.

Berlin INS Germany Ruhr United States Lucius D. Clay Clay

Seven-Year-Old Girl Dies In Pittsburg Sledding Accident

A seven year old girl named Carol Ann Chorba died when her sled struck a parked milk truck during lunch hour at her grade school. The ongoing cold wave has caused multiple fatalities on Pittsburgh streets with four additional deaths since Monday due to icy roads.

Pittsburgh INS Carol Ann Chorba

Democratic Lines Split Over Tax Proposals Of Truman

Democratic lines in Congress split over President Truman tax proposals including a 4 cent cost of living credit. Rep Doughton declined to introduce the administration bill after White House talks while Rep Dingell introduced a measure to enact the president's state of the union recommendations and offset with wartime excess profits cuts.

Truman Washington Congress Rep Doughton N. C House Ways and Means Committee Democratic Committee White House Capitol Hill

March of Dimes Campaign Opens in New Castle

The 1948 March of Dimes drive began in New Castle with Wm. R. Hanna, local committee chairman, announcing a citywide effort to raise funds for infantile paralysis patients as the campaign marks the tenth anniversary of the National Foundation. From today through January 30 every resident can contribute.

New Castle Wm. R. Hanna National Foundation For Hanna

Guffey enters as Truman delegate supporter in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg story reports former U. S. Senator Joseph F. Guffey announcing his candidacy for delegate-at-large to the Democratic national convention. He backs President Truman for another term and cites Henry A. Wallace’s bid as unhelpful, noting he supported Wallace for vice presidency four years ago but now believes Wallace cannot win.

Harrisburg U. S Joseph F. Guffey Truman Guffey Henry A. Wallace Wallace Chicago Henry ‘Wallace

Gandhi’s Condition Deteriorates Amid Peace Fast

New Delhi January 15 aged Mohandas Gandhi grows weaker as his fasting for Muslim Hindu peace continues He aged 78 is losing weight and had to be carried in a chair from the bathroom this morning Physicians report he remains unshaken in his resolve not to eat until India and Pakistan reach peace Leaders on both sides push to seal agreements before Gandhi’s condition worsens.

New Delhi INS Mohandas Gandhi Gandhi Pakistan India

Fierce communal battles rage in Haifa port city

In Haifa fierce street fighting between Arabs and Jews left forty killed or wounded as snipers fired from rooftops and balconies. The city was under siege with the port closed amid ongoing strife and renewed Moslem attacks on nearby settlements.

Haifa Jerusalem Hebron

Shenango Township Justice Is Named

Mrs. pean M Frisbee of New Castle R 1 was appointed by Gov James Duff as justice of the peace of Shenango township to serve until the first Monday of January 1950, succeeding the late James W Frisbee.

Harrisburg Pean M. Frisbee New Castle R. 1 James Duff Shenango Township James W. Frisbee

Taken By Death Raeleigh Bid to Wilson Cabinet Member Dies

Josephus Daniels, last surviving member of Woodrow Wilson’s WWI cabinet, died at his Wakewood home in Raleigh today. The former secretary of the Navy and prominent North Carolina figure passed away after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.

Raleigh N. C INC Osephus Daniels Woodrow Wilson Wakewood

Death notices for Mrs. King Mr. Stone and Mr. Karavakis

Death records show Mrs. John A. King age 62 of Connellsville Pa Stone age 61 of Volant and Speer Karavakis age 75 of 1501 Moravia Street reported for Thursday January 15 1948 in the local death column.

John A. King Conneautville Pace Stone Volant Speer Karavakis Moravia Street

Four Hundred Workers Start Hospital Drive

Nearly 400 volunteers from New Castle and Lawrence County launched a fund appeal for Jameson Memorial hospital expansion. The aim is 750 000 dollars to complete the project and ensure area hospital protection. Captain Rowland and campaign leader L Round vow to raise the full amount and finish the job promptly.

New Castle Lawrence County Jameson Memorial Hospital Expansion Fund Cathedral Roger W. Rowland Jameson Board of Directors Robert M. Garland Home Division John E. Elliott Harry L. Gormley Alex Crawford Hoyt L. B. Round A. E. Simon Glenn Patterson East Brook Pomona Grange

Fractured Verse On Daily Habits And Morning Weather

A fragmented passage describes waking routines in a playful tone referencing temperature, blankets, beds, and morning light. It evokes cozy scenes of rising with sunrise, peeking outdoors, and returning to rest as daybreak nears. The text reads as a whimsical, almost poetic snapshot.

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