New Castle Motorist Dies After Accident
James Dunkerry age 52 of South New Castle died after a minor crash at Moravia and Miller Avenues while talking with the other driver Peter Hiondi. Dunkerry collapsed from a heart ailment en route to New Castle Hospital where Hiondi was treated for shock. Coroner Meehan's office and Lt Bartoshek continue investigation. Dunkerry, founder of West Penn Metal Co., was born August 26, 1899 and survived by his wife Wars Menichine and several siblings.
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South New Castle Boroman
James Dunkerry
Morehead Ave
South New Castle
Moravia
Miller Ave
Peter Hiondi
Jefferson St
Dunkerry
New Castle Hospital
Hiondi
Milflealty
Biond
Lawrence County
John Aa. Meehan Jr
Walter Bartoshek
Biondi
Dunkerly
Alonis
Bartoshek
Shenango Chima
Bigadi
Hey
Jack G. Alison
Union Two
Uuaberly
Meehan
Hartoshek
Mr. Dunkerly
New Castle
Thomas KR
Fdith B. Paltay Dunkerly
Wars
Menichine
West Penn Metal Co
Elbwood Rd
Ida E
Rosael
Jack G. Alene Matt Mlison
M. J. Dunkerly
Fairless Wills
Ed. Dunkerly
Yardley
Thomas Dunkerly
Reber A. Myers
Funeral services set for Allison Sr at Oak Park Cemetery
Tevals, 208 XN. Jefferson St. Friday 7 9 pm. Saturday and Sunday 7 2 pm. Services will be conducted for the funeral home Moray add pone. officiating. Interment will be held in Oak Park Cemetery.
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Tevals
Jefferson St. Fiiday
Moray
Seith
Ab Allison Sr
Oak Park Cemetery
GOP Still Seeks Congressional Candidate in Beht County Meeting
Republicans in Beaver Lawrence and Butler counties discussed potential nominees for Congress led by Beaver County coroner Dr. Juha Calavincenzo. Other prospects mentioned include Richard Patterson and William Besser as Beav County efforts continue to unite behind a single candidate. A Feb. 7 session at the Kantian Hotel in Zelienople aims to finalize a nominee to oppose Frank M. Clark.
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Lawrence
Beaver
Buller
Beaver County
Juha Calavincenzo
Matter County
Karl
Hud) Walker
Richard Patterson
Butler Merchant
William Besser
Tnatinstad
New Merling
Frank M. Clark
Kantian
Zelienople
Beaveralls
Lawrence County
Colavinvenza
New Castle
Gilber EB
Colavincenza
Jong
Hatler County
Ious
Thet EL Long
Seventh Ward
Ead F Erg
Nick Perrotta
Marilla
Robert Lepore
Mahoning
Lawrence ¢ Ich
Clark Bill Would Renew Soil Reserve Contracts
Congressman Frank M. Clark proposes renewing expiring conservation reserve contracts under the Soil Tank Act to extend protections in western Pennsylvania. The bill would let the secretary of agriculture renew contracts that have slowed under current emergency programs, aiming for healthier agriculture and lower per-acre costs.
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Frank M. Clark
Clark
Wie
Wester Pennsylvania
Clark Sali
Secretary of Agriculture
Teact
Laxity Charged In Union Two Fire Safeguards
Union Two officials criticized lax fire safeguards at the Union Two elementary district night meeting. Vice Marshal Rishel said many extinguishers had not been charged since October 1959 and hydrants near the new high school were inadequately located and undersupplied, prompting calls for action and written recommendations.
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Wwe
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Union Two
Pant] Tishel
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Towanshiye Fire Chink
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Bio
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Union Schools to Clean Bus After Litter Incident
A Northwestern district bus will be cleaned and a new gasoline tank cap installed after littering near Union Area Rebeol District. Supervising Principal Masud Bodkin advised Calor Area staff, with local officials proposing measures to deter future incidents. The board may add more police presence around for basketball games and consider a formal apology from Northwestern officials.
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Rebeol
Permcipal Masud
Bodkin
Calor Area Schondrertars
Coes
Tuesiar Winhy
Union Northwestern
Radkin
Solicitor Proposes Seven Point City Plan For Reform
Solicitor Marjorit A. Young urges a seven point program to reform city policy including sewerage modernization housing code and police pension study plus a development program. Democrats demand her resignation while Republicans consider drafting her for the General Assembly amid fiscal concerns and public safety reviews.
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Ily Suineil Action
Marjorit A. Young
Younig
Sewane di Want
Demucrats
Young
Western Alliance Tightened Amid Economic Debate
Amid global economic tensions, leaders debate protective measures to shield industries and workers. Kennedy cites relief for damaged firms and jobless benefits while promising targeted aid and trade adjustments. Italy's legate questions the reappointment of Maurice Abrams to the state Employment Compensation Board.
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Germany
Frooer
Italy
Mettierlands
Belsiamy
Bueenlauirg
Child Welfare Unit Created In Lawrence County
County commissioners created a fifteen member advisory committee to evaluate the county child welfare program. Chairman George Spalinger said the cross section of life representatives will be named soon with appointments by local and county welfare agencies. The panel will meet monthly to advise on welfare problems and consider joining the State Child Welfare Program for county reimbursement. A private meeting is planned next Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. with a state representative to discuss requirements and funding.
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Commission
George Spalinger
Lawsrence
Rolinger Sail
Neshannock PTA Hears Dr Senior on Sex Education
Neshannock Elementary PTA at Neshannock Memorial School heard Dr Raymond Senion discuss the need for sex education. Attendance honors went to the second grade taught by Genevieve Moore and Marold Collingwood. Mrs Dorothy Mills led the meeting with refreshments by Beverly Lombardi’s committee. Next meeting set for February 24.
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Raymond Senion
Neshannock Eleuentary Pta
Neshannock Memorial School
Jack Haruile
Thorothy Mills
Genevieve Moore
Marold Collingwood
Dor
Beverly Lombardi
Service Station Looted for 400 Dollars
State police say burglars broke a side window of a service station on Hilwood Gel in Shesango and stole 400 dollars in goods including wines and candy from a vending area. The break in occurred yesterday and investigators are pursuing leads.
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Gorge Mares
Hilwood
Shesango
Fareed
Two Drivers Hurt In Crash Near New Castle
Two sororists were injured yesterday afternoon when their vehicles collided on Route 422 two miles west of New Castle. Fred Hamberger and Crocker Shane and Marhara Wallner were treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and discharged. State patrol said Wartberger lost control after his pickup tuck wet joft the highsway and swerved into Wallace’s car.
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New Castle
Jameson Memorial Hospital
J. P. Byers PTA Film on Mental Health
J P Byers PTA showed the film Community Mental Health at the January meeting. Daniel Bevine of the Mental Health Association of Lawrence County spoke, introduced by Mrs Mabel D McCollum. Mrs George Deludak presided after devotions by Mrs Frank Shostf. attendance prizes awarded to Mrs Virginia Ring and Mrs Jack Mathews. refreshments served. February meeting canceled for Shenango district Founders Day program at Shenango School February 1. Polivers unit to run table decor. September through December tables to age their own.
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Daniel Bevine
Lawrence County
Mabel D. McCollum
George Deludak
Frank Shostf
Virginia Ring
Jack Mathews
Shenango Distriet
Shenanga
Deaths Of The Day Ivy Ziegler dies after long illness
Mrs. Ivy Ziegler of 409 Elizabeth Street dies at home after a four year illness. Born June 16, 1891 in Mercer County, she was married to Howard E. Ziegler May 28, 19. Surviving: husband, one son, one daughter, two sisters, four brothers, two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Reynolds Funeral Home with services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. George Henderson officiating. Interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Horn
Mercer County
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Piest Baptist Church
Slippery: Back Slate Normal School
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Ratath G. “Iexler
New Castle
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Lester
Zell) Seilth
Throw
Honest
Bla New Case
Alex Mhirk
Deavesburg
Jesse Bleek
Toranto
Reynolds
Adams St
George Henderson
Intermont
Oak Park Cemetery
Westminster Basketball and Semester Schedule Notes
Westminster College schedules final exams today as graduate registration starts at 9 a.m. A basketball game against St Francis of Altoona is on the schedule at Jaffe Mosque. Next week features games against Slippery Rock and ongoing graduate registration, with classes starting Friday.
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Westinster College
Westminster
St. Francis of
City Reports Needed For Accidents Here Remain Police Reminder
Police urge drivers to file city traffic accident reports with the City Police Department and the state. Lt. Walter Bartashek noted reports are required for most incidents with injury or property damage above a threshold.
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Selth
Walter Bartashek Vervides
Hickory Two Sets Hauling Permit Deadline
Hickory Two officials announce a January 31 deadline for garbage hauling permits. Constable Mazur says permits cost 10 dollars each and that prosecutions will follow after the deadline. First offense carries a 25 dollar fine, rising to higher penalties.
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George Madur
Mazur
Cailare
I. Me
Grant OK'd For Beaver County Airport Improvements
A federal grant of 189 350 was approved to widen and toughen runways, upgrade taxi and obstruction lighting, and acquire additional property at Beaver County Airport in Beaver Falls. Congressman Frank M. Clark announced the FAA decision from Washington, noting support from Assemblyman Dominick E. Cioffi for related improvements and local education efforts. FAA officials said the current field remains the best site for the planned upgrades.
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Beaver Falls
Frank M. Clark
Clark
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Dominick E. Cioffi
FAA
Airport
Rose Ave PTA Hosts Mental Health Film Night
The Rose Ave PTA screened the film Community Mental Health in the school auditorium with Mrs. Marion Furlong of LARC Vocations Training Center urging support for a family guidance center from the Mental Health Association of Lawrence County. Attendance tied in primary classes, upper grades led by Mrs. Coates' class, door prize to Mrs. Antilla. Founders Day Dinner announced for Feb 7 at New Castle High School led by Mrs. Norman Wintrim.
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Rose Axe
PTA
Marion Furlong
LARC
Lawrence County
Furlong
George Jones
Noward Schooley
Roger Jones
Boy, 12, Quizzed In Car Lootings
A 12-year-old boy admitted setting one car on fire and reportedly confessed to 10 other thefts from automobiles in the Almira Avenue area. Fire officials and police planned further questioning as about 15 thefts were reported. county juvenile officers to be involved in the inquiry.
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Peter J. Rozzi
Mike Mulily
Carl Sewald
Almira
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