Veterans of Foreign Wars to Host 1971 Encampment in New Castle
Members of the Harry L. McBride post voted to invite the state department to hold the 1971 state encampment in New Castle. The event could bring up to 8 000 men for three days with potential attendance doubling on the final day. Clarence A. Leslie was elected the post delegate to the Baltimore national encampment in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Metride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home Association
State Department
New Castle
James A. Bell
Cascade Park
Clarence A. Leslie
Baltimore
James A. Beil
Wilkes-Barre
Bell
Parkstown corner gets safer with new large sign
The new Parkstown corner sign directs traffic to Youngstown Sharon New Castle and Edenburg reducing pedestrian questions and stopping congestion. Work on an underground line in front of the New Castle Youngstown road continues as trooper stables housing horses prepare for a cavalry camp drill.
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Parkstown Corners
Youngstown
Sharon
New Castle
Edenburg
Youngstown Road
Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period
Weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 9 oclock show a maximum temperature of 71 and a minimum of 45. Precipitation is 0.00 inches and the river stage is 44 feet.
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Fee
Talline
Sleeping Car Overturned On Bar Harbor Express In Worcester
Five people were injured lightly when a Bar Harbor Express sleeper car was overturned by a switching engine near Worcester Union Station. More than 40 young girls traveling from New York Pennsylvania and Maryland to a Bar Harbor camp were shaken but unhurt. Victims treated at Worcester Hospital included Mrs Ida Thomson 70, of Lutherville Md Sarah Spencer 15 Drexel Hill Pa Miss Evelyn Why a Philadelphia camp instructor John Reynolds Lowell Mass and Albert Maravin Philadelphia. All were discharged after treatment.
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International News Service
Worcester
Mass
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Bar Harbor
Boston and Maine Railroad
Union Station
Worcester Hospital
Ida Thomson
Lutherville
Sarah Spencer
Drexel Hill
Evelyn Why
Philadelpia
John Reynolds
Lowell Mass
Albert Maravin
Philadelphia
Schroeder And Dague Appeals Set For Tuesday
District Attorney John S. Powers announced the appeal of Irene Schroeder and W. Glenn Dague was moved from July 7 to Tuesday morning July 8 before Judge Lawrence Hildebrand. Special counsel Charles J. Margiotti and defense co counsel Benjamin Jarrett are expected to arrive Monday. The defense cites numerous errors as grounds for a new trial. if denied the case may go to the State Supreme Court, with a late September or October hearing possible.
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John S. Powers
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Lawrence Hildebrand
Charles J. Margiotti
Fisher
Benjamin Jarrett
Thomas W. Dickey
Congress Moves Toward End Of Session On Pension Bill
Washington July 3 congress seeks adjournment by nightfall amid five key fights. World War pension provisions face compromise as conferees yield to House demands and limit pensions to non taxpayers, while barring those pensions for veterans harmed by own misconduct. The second deficiency appropriation bill also looms as a major hurdle.
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William K. Hutchinson
House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Hoover Congress
No Issue Friday in New Castle News on July Fourth
The New Castle News will not publish on Friday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. No edition will be released that day.
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New Castle News
Gold Star Mothers Honored in France Fourth Observance
American Gold Star mothers visiting French graves for Independence Day as services are held across American cemeteries in France. Nine groups have already visited, with eight more planned by September, including 26 New York mothers at Oise-Aisne and nearly 50 at Meuse-Argonne.
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France
International News Service
Paris
New York
Oise-Aisne
Meuse-Argonne
Clara Banks
Nancy
Bucharest
Sicily
Haverfields Return from Synod Trip via Chambersburg and Washington
Rev. and Mrs. Ross M. Haverfield of Mahoningtown R D 8 have returned from a vacation trip that included attendance at the Synod meeting in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and a visit to Washington DC.
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Ross M. Haverfield
Mahoningtown
R. D
Chambersburg
Washington, D. C
Missing Woman Jewell Imhoff Located in Albany
Miss Jewell Imhoff of 107 Richelieu Avenue, reported missing two weeks ago, has been located in Albany New York. Local authorities had no further details and the family sought contact with her promptly due to her nervous condition.
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Jewell Imhoff
Richelieu Avenue
Albany
N. Y
Miss Imhoff
Atlanta Shoeshop Worker Killed by Car Crash
J. P. Groover a 67 year old shoe repairman was killed when an automobile crashed into his motor truck parked by the sidewalk. The impact hurled the truck across the sidewalk and pinned Groover beneath it, in Atlanta.
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International News Service
Atlanta
J. P. Groover
Groover
President to Ask Huston to Quit GOP Chair
President Hoover plans to urge Claudius H. Huston to resign as Republican National Committee chairman. The White House is checking Huston’s whereabouts as a Monday meeting of committee officers and campaign chairs looms, with initial reports suggesting Huston might retire.
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Huston
George FE. Duano
International News Service
Washington
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Claudius H. Huston
Cyclops Mystery May Be Solved
Diary fragments allegedly by a Cyclops crew member prompt Navy investigators to reopen the 1918 disappearance of the freighter with 15 officers 221 sailors and 57 passengers aboard. The diary describes a four man bomb plot in the engine room and escape by small boat. Secretary of the Navy Adam confirms a report on the loss is being reviewed.
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Internava Tsa
Washington
Cyclops
Bureau of Intelligence
Navy Department
Barbados
Baltimore
William Baggaley
Department
Marine Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Navy
Adam
Sword Swallower Undergoes Coin Removal
Wynan King a 40 year old professional sword swallower from Melbourne Australia surrendered to doctors for an immediate operation after swallowing a dime X ray showed the coin lodged in his right bronchial tube Surgeons removed the coin with a bronchoscope measuring three quarters of an inch in diameter in Chicago on July 3.
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International News Service
Chicago
Wynan King
Melbourne
Australia
Hoover trains carnival animals in showmanship style
Will Rogers notes Mr. Hoover has not trained circus animals before and now learns quickly, promising daring tricks to impress the audience. He jokes about handling cowardly animals with a sharp pole and pistol as lions and hyenas perform more daring feats.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hoover
Roosevelt
Potomac
Herb
Anniversary Of Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pennsylvania marks the anniversary of Pickett’s Charge with visitors including two Longstreet children. Cushing's battery held its key Union line as the 1863 assault unfolded, later giving rise to the Sixty-Second Coast Artillery formed at Aberdeen proving grounds. Sixty-five members of the unit are to participate in ceremonies at the historic site.
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Internat
Seriki
Gettysburg
United States
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Gettsburg
Pickett
James Longstreet
Robert Lee Longstreet
Louise Longstreet
Cushing
Sixty-Second Coast Artillery
Aberdeen Ind
Proving Grounds
Sixty-Second
Police Officer Ray Richards Remains in Serious Condition
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports Motorcycre Officer Ray Richards remains in a serious condition this afternoon. The exact cause of his unimprovement is undetermined and doctors hold hope for his recovery.
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Ray Richards
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Death Notice for Elizabeth Long and Others
A death record lists Elizabeth Jean Long 30 of North Jefferson Street Mrs Jane Mawbray 7475 Beech Street Mira Lucretia Paland Pulaski Township George K Potter Trenton N J and Joseph E Martin 68 Wilmington Township with no further details provided.
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Elizabeth Jean Long
North
Jefferson Street
Jane Mawbray
Beech Street
Mira Lucretia Paland
Pulaski
George K. Potter
Trenton
Joseph Be. Martin
Wilmington
Chicago Flyers Begin Third Day In A City Of Chicago
John and Kenneth Hunter continue the nonstop flight in the City of Chicago at Sky Harbor airport Chicago nearing 23 days. They mark their 525th hour of consecutive flight and say they may quit only if they cannot be overtaken by competitors. They insist on finishing only when their plane can hold out and when no one else can exceed their endurance.
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W. F. Peterson
International News Service
Sky Harbor Airport
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
JE. S. T
Sky Harbor
Q Brothers
Women Hurt As Truck Leaves Road During Picnic Ride
An advance truck carrying picnic foods for the Strauss-Hirshberg group left the road near Slippery Rock en route to Etna Springs. Two women, Mrs Earl Guy and Mary Harvard, were hospitalized at Jameson Memorial with serious bruises after the vehicle overturned. X rays showed no broken bones, and they were expected to leave hospital soon.
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Strauss-Hirshberg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Earl Guy
Mary Harvard
Josephine McGoun
Anna Haug
Etna Springs
Slippery Rock
Inventive plan for a weed beating garden machine
A narrator proposes a device to help a boy grow vegetables faster by hoeing, raking, and weeding. It would spur quicker growth, though building it would be hard. The piece hints at a clever youth developing a machine to defeat weeds and notes changing weather.
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Virginia
Edith
Los Angeles
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Daily Weather Report
Albany, N. Y
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