Union agent to be honored at banquet
Construction and General Laborers Local 4 will honor Carl DiGennaro after 16 years as business agent. A testimonial dinner is set for Jan. 34 at the C A Recreation Hall Frew Mill Road with over 409 attendees expected. Guests include Rep. Frank M. Clark Mayor John G Jordan and various union officials and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Construction and
General Laborers
Carl DiGennaro
Frew Mill Rd
Robert Session
Frank M. Clark
John CG. Jordan
James Cavanaugh
Johnstown
Joseph Yanldzich
Ralph Thomas
Construction
General Laborers International
Charles A. Shepp Jr
Lawrence County Building Trades Council
Martin Mason
Construction and Laborers Local 126
Youngstown
Dom Pelosi
Internatonal
Peter Livolsi
One Construction Laborets District Council
Western Pennsylvania
Nose Mazur
Anthony Desimone
Tocal
Lawrence Perrotta
Dom DeMarco
Vines Romeo
Perception
Don Guekert
Dwight Guynn
Leo Peccardo
Charles Pardick
Mary Casciato
Msgr
Joseph F. Fabbri
St. Vitus Church
Heuben W. Walker
S. Luke Ame
Zion Church
Mohawk area churches schedule week of prayer
Mohawk area churches plan a unity week of prayer from tomorrow through Friday at 7 p.m. Each service features a choir from Weatfield UP Moravia UP ML Jackson UP Bethel UP Beasemer UP and Mission Covenant with the host church pastor chairing. Speakers include Rev Lloyd Dalhey Elwood City Rev Robert Taylor Moravia Rev John McClure Bes semer UP Rev Paul Anderson Bethel UP Rev Lee Fisker and Rev David Jameson with Mr Jackson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik Mohawk
P.m
Weatfield UP
Moravia UP
ML Jackson
Bethel UP
Beasemer UP
Mission Covenant
Service Alla
Tomorerow
Weullicks
Lloyd Dalhey
Elwood City
20 jobless men to take welding course here
Federal relvaling course approved by state and federal agencies will train 20 unemployed district men under CARA sponsorship. Trainees selected in interviews will complete a 16 week program at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School and later take welder exams. Two classes of 10 meet six hours daily five days weekly, under William Rowan and Francis E Bacon. Instructors paid $6 per hour. trainees receive $33 weekly. An extra $10,569 funds administered by Health, Education and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Redevelopment Act
CARA
New Castle
State Bureau of Employment Security
Wilda K. Patterson
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Approves Wilmington School Construction Costs
Harrisburg reports the state Department of Public Instruction approved 1,189,794 dollars for three Wilmington Area projects. Plain Grove Elementary 391,209. Pulaski Elementary 405,109. and a Wilmington Area High School addition 373,276. Each elementary will have seven classrooms and 245 capacity. the addition adds seven classrooms and an earth space lab with cafeteria and kitchen upgrades. Debt service on bonds set at 56,619 annually, interest at 3.75 percent over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Wilmington Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Plain Grove
Pulaski
Wilmington Area High School
Alte
Ion
Tande
City Hall Sidelights Antipoverty bill tour to six cities
The STATE will take the anti poverty bill to six cities starting Monday in Wilkes Barre and ending Feb 3 in Meadville. Councilman D John Razzano leads a youth work program and will not attend the Mor risburg session. A meeting near New Castle will be Feb 2 at the Penn Sheraton Hotel. Sessions will also be in Reading Williamsport and Altoona. Technical teams will answer questions on the Community Action Program which would direct federal funds to education in health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Meadville
D. John Razzano
Morrisburg
New Castle
Penn Sheraton
Pittsburgh
Reading
Willamsport
Altoona
Technien
Oent
Robbery in Ellwood prompts Bell system security note
A robbery in Ellwood involved two men taking about $2,500 from a pay telephone box. One suspect stood around 14 feet tall and wore a dark brown coat. no description of the accomplice is available. Police noted a black 1960s sedan with Pennsylvania plates as the getaway vehicle. A Bell Telephone spokesman said pay telephones would have new locks today as thieves attempt to break coin boxes, which use different locks and require company district headquarters to access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meee
Sume
Bell Telephone
United States Not Involved in North Vietnam Attacks
Acting Chair Jonn Sparkman told the Senate Foreign Relations group there were reports suggesting U S involvement or escalation, which he denied. He urged restraint in discussing security matters and noted some reports were inaccurate while addressing the new party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Foreign Reelations Group
Jonn J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Reparty
Witout
United States
Sparkman
Premier of tiny African country slain by assassin
The article recalls the 1941 assassination of Crown Prince Louis Rwagasore, the newly elected prime minister in a Belgian trust territory. It notes his murder occurred in October 1941, about a month after his party's victory, and reflects on the lasting impact as the country navigates post-colonial politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Louis Rwagasore
Deaths Of The Day Funeral Notices For Donald C Howard And William Trott
Donald C Howard 60 of Pulaski Ohio died at his home after a long illness born Feb 16 1904 in North Benton Ohio married Marian Michael Howard survived by wife parents a daughter sister and three grandchildren. Services set for Monday at Pulaski UP Church with interment in Neshannonk Cemetery New Wilmington. William Trott 62 of 1210 Francia Place funeral Monday Requiem Mass at St Vitus Church with procession from William I DeCarto Funeral Home. Interment at St Vilos Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Howard
Pu Jagit
North Benton
Ohio
Tenalda and
Myria Hingham Howard
Marian Michael Howard
Wealinghouse Corp
Sharon
Pulash UP Church
Shenango Valley Camera Club
Mahoning New Voice Club
John C. Lorimer
Pulaski
Neshannock Cemetery
New Wilmington
William Trott
William ‘Trott
Francia Place
St. Vitus
Joseph
F. Fabbri
William I. DeCarto
Qunningham Ave
St. Vilos Church Cemetery
Urban schools rated sub par report urges more funding
Pawe Lp in New Castle notes about 4500 per teaching unit funded versus 9000 actual cost. A statewide 7 percent of sixth graders in urban schools were below norms for 1962-83, while suburban pupils were 2 percent and rural 12 percent. The Fels Institute called for subsidies, admin changes, and compulsory early education, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh facing the worst issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawe Lp
New Castle
He Fels Institute
Soviets Press for Vote Rights and UN Budget Plans
The article notes Soviet demands for vote rights and UN procedural normalization before payment, with debates over withdrawal or suspension of a threat. It cites Khrushchev’s comments on restoring value and a forecast of UNICEF loans, while the United States offered no immediate comment on the disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
United States
Thont
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
Blue Cross seeks rate increase on hospital plans
Blue Cross president William J Ford cited rising hospital costs as the reason for proposed higher rates. He noted monthly losses of about $770,000 across two agreements, forecasting $600,000 in losses in early 1956 without rate increases. Details show per patient daily costs rising from $29.54 in 1962 to $32.08 in 1964 and coverage plans including 24 days per year and 90 half days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ford
Blue Cross
Ford
Fou
Biday Direct
Child dies and city couple face charges
Laur ie Peak aged several, a New Castle child, died of pneumonia after a period of illness confirmed by County Coroner John A. Meehan Jr. A complaint was sworn by County Child Welfare Director Edna E. Gibson against Lombardo of the Second Ward. Surviving are her parents, three brothers Ralph Daniel Wilbur Peak, four sisters Katherine Linda Donna and Mrs James Black, and grandfather Glen McClain. Funeral details listed at Edward A DeCarbe Funeral Home with Rev William Gamble to officiate.
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Lombardo
Edna E. Gibson
Laurie
Lawrence County
John A. Meehan Jr
New Castle
Ralph Peak
Daniel Peak
Wilbur Peak Dy
Katherine Peak
Linda Peak
Donna Peak
James
Joan) Black
Glen McClain
Edward A. DeCarbe
S. Mill
E. Sutton
William Gamble
Fair View Chapel
Viet faiths urged to bridge divisions in new era
A joint proclamation by Buddhist, Catholic, Cao Dai, and How Hao leaders urged unity and religious freedom. Meanwhile U S military reports 27 Communists killed and 13 captured near Saigon with others felled in Tay Ninh and Phuoc Long provinces. Archbishop Iakovos hailed ecumenism as a new creation urging humility and unity. Church giving in 1963 set a record of 2.959 trillion with per member gifts rising to 69.87. Weather: Brainerd Minnesota reported 32 below zero, Brownsville Texas 8 above.
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Thein Minh
National Buddhist Center
Pathers
Hoang Quynh
Ha van Bui
Vo ‘Tung Lye
Cao Dai
Lam ‘Ngoc Thach
U.S
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Phuoc Long
Takovos
New York
UPI
Department of Stewardship and
National Council of Churches
United States
Helow Weather
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Brainerd
Alvnn
Brownvalle
Tex
Slick streets spark multiple New Castle crashes
Slippery New Castle streets blamed for several accidents investigated by city and state police yesterday. A 17 year old rider sustained a minor injury in a two car rear end on 401 S Jefferson Ave at 8 24 p m. Verage plans private treatment for a damaged left arm. Two cars collided at Grant and Green streets at 3 50 p m resulting in no listed damages. An auto hit a pole at E Washington and Junirigh Streets at 11 p m after skidding while stopping for a light. A third crash occurred on U S 224 north of New Castle causing about 700 dollars in damage between Heath and Marshall. A stray car struck a parked vehicle on Beaver Street in front of St Marys Church. Other notes include a high school basketball loss and battery theft, a fall injuring an elderly resident, and a small house fire near a basement furnace.
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New Castle
S. Jefferson
Louis T. Verage
Pollack Ave
Jefferson St
Joseph Burns
Front St
Greenville
Grant and
Green Streets
Eynoesta Farrow
Slo W. Grant St
William E. Shoaff J.r
McColl
U.S
U.S. 224
Larry R. Heath
Edinburg
Blaine I. Marshall
Beaver St
St. Mary's Church
William FP. Grannis Jr
Harrison St
Hospital Visiting Hours At Jameson And St Francis
Jameson Memorial Hospital lists visiting periods for Surgical Maternity private and multi bed wards with strict quiet hours from 1 to 2 30 pm. Immediate family may visit during operation days or when patient is critical. St Francis Hospital hours for private semiprivate wards wards maternity pediatrics and grandparents with rules on who may visit and age limits. Both hospitals are United Fund member agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
ST. Francis Hospital
al Liter Hospital
The
United Fund
Names Read Off at Local Registry Discharged and Listed
A long OCR list records individuals with addresses across RD routes and cities including Victoria, New Wilmington, New Bedford, Ellwood City, Zelienople, and Pulaski. The item reads like a registry of residents and connected remarks such as discharge and household notes, listing many names and streets.
Births at Area Hospitals This Week
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a daughter born Jan. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. George Bark of 1611 E. Washington St. A son born Jan. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dean of 541 Allegheny Ave. A daughter born Jan. 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton R. Stephenson of HD 7. A son born Jan. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jorden of N Lee Ave. St Francis Hospital notes a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. James Parish of Volant RD 3. A daughter born Jan. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. John E. Phillian of Pulaski RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Allwine
Sycamore, St
Alice Mae Baxter
Galbreath
Robert Kline
Pulaski
Samuel
Mark Staph
Lathrop St
Philip L Gunn Jr
Haleo
Roger A. Marinelli
Leasure
Anton Globan
Donald A. Goodrich
W. Fairmont
Delores Pence
Joy A. Metz
Harriet Burnside
William R. Jones
Fairhill
Marlene J. Keith
Harrison St
Carrie A. Curry
Porteraville Rd
Ellwood
Chy Antonio Aveni
Eastbrook
Tracan Aldan
Madison Ave
Edward F. Dean
Washington St
Helen J. Kirkwood
Randolph St
Alberta Zack
North
Jameson Memorial Hospital
George Bark
Loy
E. Washington St
David A. Dean
Allegheny Ave
Clayton R. Stephenson
HD 7
Harry Jorden
N. Lee Ave
St. Francis Hospital
James Parish
Volant
Aid
John E. Phillian
Pulaski RD
Mississippi jury indicts 84 persons in civil rights case
Federal grand jury in Jackson Mississippi returned 84 indictments after a week long secret session. As many as 18 indictments relate to the slayings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi last June. Federal agents were expected to begin a second roundup today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Philadelphia
FBI
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New Castle Transit Authority
Beaver Borough
Beaver Cony
Counchlmen
Beaver Area
Hickory Township
Mercer County
Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce
Jessen N Kerr
Malate
Juan
Portersville Head
Ellwood City, Pa
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Tawalty
Miver
Eneervice
Diamond Store
Ainmine
Tate
U.N
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Davidson of
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Davidson
Wheaton College
Ne-Ca-Hi
New Castle High
George Thomas
George
Elizabeth Mooney
Ellwood Rd
Patrick Brown
Butler Rd
Shenango High School
Martha Stewart
Beaver City
Lace
John George
Gottheid
NEW Castle News
Tillie M. Woolcock
Sumner Ave
Cheryl E. Pallerina
Treser St
Davina Lightner
New Bedford
Tania Livermore
E. Tempalena
Kevin J. Harkless
Bess Gumienny
N. Crawford
James E. Trott
West Pittsburg
Donald L. Dat
Old Pittsburgh
Frank J. Ostapowicz
Blunston St
Alice Bilodeau
Haig St
Ellwood City
Matilda Taylor
Samuel and Mark Staph
Conrad J. Palumbo
Edison Ave
City OF
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St. Mary
Joseph J. Kapraly
Okinawa Drive
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