Plan Three New Traffic Lights In South BUM Street
City council adopted the Hichard J. Davis ordinance to regulate traffic in the Johnson Bronce company district. It authorizes installation of a traffic light in front of the clockhouse, operable only at police-approved times. The city will seek state permission to erect lights at Arlington avenue and East Washington street and at MA honing and Allantic avenues.
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Hichard J. Davis
Robert Jamison
State Highway Department
Harriss Dure
Arlington Avenue
East Washington Street
Mahoning
Allantic Avenues
Small Boy Hurt In Auto Collision
BiLly Scholes age 244 a passenger in the car of Marie Price Fairfax avenue Velrait sustain bumps on the head when the Price car collided with a auto driven by Lee Munson at Beaver and Grant streets Monday afternoon The Price car was damaged considerably Munson drove his car from North Beaver street into Grant and the cars collided police were told
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BiLly Scholes
Hose Marie Price
Airview Avenue
Velrait
Rose Hyiec
Lee S. Munson
Beaver
Grant Streets
Price
Nunson
Beaver Street
Grantaltee
Polier
North Korean supply lines broken by air attacks
FEAF report on a day of air strikes says B 28s hit rail bridges at Chonfn and Pyonglaek and three highway bridges near Pyonglaek with several other spans damaged. About 200 missions targeted an ammunition dump near Chonan. two enemy aircraft were shot at while anti aircraft fire was light. No American or Australian personnel were injured. all air crews returned safely.
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Viler Chistan-Pyonglan
Suwon
Chonfn
Pyonglaek
Chonan
FEAF
Pvt James Hill Home On Furlough
Pvt James Hill son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hill of 510 County Line St has a 10 day furlough at home after completing basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas He is a trumpet player in the 885th Air Force Band and will be stationed at Vance AFB Enid Oklahoma upon reunion duty Hill enlisted for four years on December 27 at the local recruiting station
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James Hill
Harry Hill
510 County Line St
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
885Th Air Force Band
Vance Air Force Base
Enid
Oklahoma
Hill
Americans Lose Five Tanks In First Battle
American forces report losing five tanks in the opening clash as superior Communist numbers pressed toward the Kum River. North Korean troops reportedly outnumber the defenders five to one in infantry and four to one in tanks, with heavy casualties on the American side as they fall back toward strategic river lines.
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Regs
Kum
Chonan
Lally Thy Amercans
Korea
Taejon
Flaming Battlefront
Sea Chochiwon
Drowning in Slippery Rock Rocks Claims Man
Miller, a 2 Marine Corps veteran, drowned near Slippery Rock while a rope became tangled. Rescue crews found his body at 2:40 PM after extensive effort. He was the third drowning at Slippery Rock this year, with prior deaths at Kennedy's Mill and near the same site. His body was taken to Patton Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Yee
Milter
George Kutcher
Slate Police
Ellwood City Fire Department
Howe
Michael J. Kraynack
Miller
Marine Corps
James
McGuire
Kennedy's Mill
Elizabeth Stone
Withdrawal of ten miles on Korean front reported
New Castle area dispatches state American forces began a 10 mile withdrawal in the sector below Chonul along the Kum river as North Korean troops mass near the Kum line. Field reports say 75,000 North Koreans and possibly 80 tanks joined the siege while U S and South Korean troops staged delaying actions. MacArthur lists 466 American casualties through Monday with 27 killed and 245 missing.
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Chonan-Chinchon
Bulla
South Korea
Utchin
Mukhio
Chonul
Kum
U.S
Rich
Korea
Kum River
Les
Taejon
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Ieont
Obituary Notices From New Castle Area Tragedies
Several deaths announced including Mrs. Antonio Carbone of Edenburg aged 51 who died at New Castle Hospital after 36 years of marriage and 22 years in Edenburg, with funeral at St Josephs Church and burial in St Lucy’s cemetery. Also Evelyn Daugherty Glover aged 60 of 409 Bulzatrees died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after long illness, survived by son Eugene and sister Mary Fulkerson, funeral Thursday with burial in Oak Park cemetery. Martha Spencer formerly of New Wilmington died at Wooster Ohio home of her son, widow of Rev James Herbert Spencer, with services in Wooster and burial in Fair Oaks cemetery. Bronisiaw Charuzy age 56 of 407 Waldo Street died at New Castle hospital, survived by daughter Eleanor and son Edmund, funeral Thursday with mass at Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic church and burial at Molytrety cemetery. I Dean Morris wife of J Dean Morris of R D died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after two weeks, survived by husband and four children. funeral Thursday at Joseph B LeSde mortuary with burial at Graceland cemetery. Includes additional notices for relatives and service times.
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Antonio Carbone
Jennie Carbone
R. O
Edenburg
New Castle Hospital
Carbone
Monongahels
Francesco and
Assunta Lucilla Lorenzo
St. Joseph's Clingeh
St. Margaret's
Minnie Suffolk
Lowellville
Frances Glantonia
New Briton
Con Alts
Margaret Courtet
Morris Hace
N. L
John
Anthony
Louis Cardate
John Lorenzo
Donora
Nick Lorenzo
F A
Mary Peluso
Stella Calierno
Flora Vitale
Webster
Pat
Effie Polusa
St. Joseph's Church
St. Lucy's Cemetery
H. D
Me DeCarba Funeral Home
East Laulton
Cenningham
Evelyn Daugherty Glover
Bulzatrees
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Willam J. Glover
Glover
New Castro
Catherine Dick Cleary Daugherty
Croton
Eugene Glover
Tals
William Daugherty
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Fulkerson
Joseph B. Leyde
Highjan
Owen W. Shields
Buriat
Oak Park Cemetery
Tito
Martha Spencer
New Wilmington
Warren Spencer
Wooster
James Herbert Spencer
Warren ‘S Spencer
James H. Spencer
Newton
N. J
Donald A. Spencer
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fair Oaks
Bronisiaw Charuzy
Waldo Street
Mr.Charuzy
Poland
Joseph Charuzy
National
Holy Trinity Polls National Catholic Church
ZN. P. Group
Amerijan-Hussian Citizens Lodge
Dagivity Lodge
Eleanor Charney
Cily
Edmund Charuey
Joseph
Valaria
Noga Funeral Home
South MI
Reynolds Sheet
Dean Morris
Dorothy
Warry E
Arotesmarkle
Merry C. Bratemarkle
Sily
Nora Bratemarkte
Cumberland
Ald
Margaret Wiadings
Joseph B. Lesde
Highland
Winter
Lorena Maynard
H. Woods
Graceland
City to Dispose of Old Equipment Sale Under Way
City Clerk Jack Fritz to advertise bids for obsolete gear including a White fire department truck a Heatire denario went truck vintage Lin mother equipment. Items listed include tendon roller plymouth coupe year 1847 Chevrolet pickup 644 ton truck haywood truck forge stand broadcasting station at the Fast Street building the dog wagon and other city assets.
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Sig
New Gustle
Jack Fritz
Heatire
City Holf
Ratin Broadcasting
Fast Street
Local Librarians to Attend Convention in Cleveland
Miss Alice M. Sterling of the New Castle Free Public Library will attend the Gath Annual Conference Library Association in Cleveland July 16 to 22. About 3,000 librarians from the United States and foreign countries are expected. Mrs Catherine Charles of Ellwood City Public Library will also attend, both librarians serving on the Pennsylvania Library Association Committee on library survey.
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Alice M. Sterling
New Castle Free
Two Frontline Correspondents Reported Killed in Action
Two American war correspondents were killed at the front after their post was overrun by Communist North Korean forces. The Adjutant said the names were not released, and that fighting conditions were extremely hot. One fallen correspondent, Richards, had recently filed a dispatch on the Lost Battalion incident and had a long career dating to coverage of Pancho Villa.
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Downey
Hat Richards
Peeler
Richards
Chowan Tatton Road
Chonan
Oss
John J. Peeshing
Pancho Villa
Denver
New Bazookas Rushed to Korea
A Communist tank losses figure of 65 is cited as the cause for fielding a new bazooka to Pentagon standard since 1947. The spokesman says WW II era bazookas underperform against heavy Russian tanks, with air action accounting for most communist losses. The Air Force outlines steps against jet fighters, while Navy notes France outfitting a war vessel for Korean waters and Britain and Australia joining the allied effort.
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Air Force
Navy
Great Britain
Australia
Five Hospitals to Reopen After WWII Closures
The Defense Department plans to reactivate five hospitals that were closed in early spring as an economy move. WW II students in the facilities were sent to other institutions. Reopenings include Valley Forge General Hospital in Phoenixville Pennsylvania Murphy General in Waltham Massachusetts Bercy Jones General in Battle Creek Michigan U S Naval Hospital in Long Beach California and either Oliver General in Augusta Georgia or Lawson General in Atlanta Georgia both recently slated for Veterans Administration transfer or closure status.
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Defense Department
Army
Navy
Valley Forge General V
Phoenixville
Murphy General
Waltham
Mass
Bercy Jones
Battle Creek
Mehl
U. S. Naval Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Oliver
Augusta
Veterans Administration
Lawson
Atlanta
Draft call for 20 000 issued by government
A garbled report claims a government draft will raise employment from 2 000 to 10 000 and expand voluntary workers from 36 000 to 209 000. Within 90 days the selective service system could produce thousands more, though the text is partially unreadable.
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Wershey
Draft Secrecy Marks Army Call Amid Non Veteran Pool
Defense Department issued an unusually secret draft call with a large non veteran pool. Officials cite 41,406,828 non veterans in the drafts and estimate 200,000 a month needed if armed services require that many men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Defense Department
Drivers Tested With Onboard Intoximeters
A historic police note describes the placement of breath alcohol ignition interlocks on patrol cars to screen motorists suspected of drunken driving. The devices are portable, enabling on the spot testing and reporting blood alcohol content with claimed accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lowis
Bruken
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