Surplus Commodities Abroad Under New Proposals
President reports to Congress on disposing of near three billion dollars in farm commodities under the 1954 act. Proposals seek to raise the total for exchange with foreign currencies to 3 billion, with options for famine relief, ship charges, barter for strategic materials, or gifts domestically and overseas. Obituaries follow, including William Caldwell and Sarah Downing, noting services and survivors.
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White House
Congress
United States
Westminster Names Eliza Keen as Journalism Instructor
Westminster College president Pe. C. Orr announces Miss Eliza Keen as an instructor of English and journalism beginning this fall. Keen holds a BA from California and an MA from Wyoming, with a career spanning 43 countries and roles at North China Daily News, London and Paris bureaus, New York Herald Tribune, News Chronicle, and more.
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Miss Keen
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University of Wyoming
Yuma
Cola
North China
Daily News
Shanghai
Europe
British Isles
London
Paris
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Ste Wock
News Chronicle
Joseph DeCubellis Services Saturday
Funeral services for the son Joseph DeCubellis, 5, of 226 Plain Way Aliquippa, will be held Saturday at 2 pm from Charles Marsden Funeral Home Aliquippa with Rev. F C Christopher in charge. Interment will be in Moraga. Mr DeCubellis died at Dixmont Hospital July 10 at 7 pm. He leaves his wife Rose, one daughter, Mrs Ann Dickens, and three grandchildren.
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Pliain Way
Aliquippa
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DeCubelis
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Rose
Arrests in New York Kidnapping Hoax Case Deepens
Brooklyn police made a third arrest in a kidnap hoax case after a victim received false tips and a staged rendezvous. Mrs Shvley Glasberg 113 and two Queens residents were charged with extortion and providing false information about a kidnapping. Another suspect was found at 114 Main St Stamford Conn. Police searched First Methodist Church at that address after earlier searches.
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First Methodist Church
McMordie Installed as CE President
Gorden McMordie of Feasterville Bucks County PA was installed as president of the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor in Westminster College chapel. Dr Gene Slut of New Castle and Rev Gales spoke. a slate of officers led by Harold M Pittman and Lavern Billig was announced. junior assembly at United Presbyterian Church featured devotionals. Rev Drain addressed the mass CE meeting at Westminster.
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Gorden McMordle
Feasterside
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Westminster College
Gene Stone
Itery
First Presbyterian Church
New Castle
International CR
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Chambersburg
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Butler County
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Greenville
Devker
Norrisburg
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Philadelphia
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President and Campaign Plans Discussed in Party Memo
A fragmented draft outlines President and Chairman Hall planning a broad campaign effort. It mentions radio and television appearances and voices uncertainty over the extent of campaigning by Eisenhower, with James Clingerty questioned on the plan.
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Labor Leaders at COPE Pittsburgh Confab Meeting
George T. Barberio and Richard Davis will lead Lawrence County Central Labor bodies at a one day AFL CIO COPE conference in Pittsburgh. Other attendees include Masvace of the Teamsters Frank Passanly and Thomas Cubellis of Johnson Bronze Local 69 Erie Auto Workers as COPE coordinates political education across several states.
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Three Cars In Collision On Route 422 West Of New Castle
Three automobiles were involved in a collision on Route 422 nine miles west of New Castle according to state police. Robert G Campbell 18 of 333 Loung St was eastbound attempting to overtake when he struck the second car driven by Wu thevers and then hit the third car operated by Sam Lagese Jr of Youngstown. Campbell’s car sustained about 300 damage the Fox car 430. Charges may be filed against Campbell.
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Loung St
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Wary Fox
Sterling Ave
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Fox
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South Ave
Youngstown
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New Wilmington Plans $2 Million School project
Officials outlined a $2 million school project for New Wilmington and New Bedford with a target to begin ground breaking as soon as August but noted delays from a steel strike could push timelines. The district, spanning multiple townships and boroughs, would rent additional space until full completion.
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New Bedford
Whitman
Uastrispurz
Violent hail storms batter Des Moines and region
Weather notes report violent hail storms across Des Moines and nearby areas causing widespread damage. Forecasts predict unsettled weather from the Rockies to New England with fair conditions along the lower Ohio Valley to the Atlantic. A baby injured by a falling steel object in Princeton and several trips on stairs caused minor injuries in New Castle, with hospital treatment noted.
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Derby Chairmen Named by Casula Optimists
New Casula Optimist club selects Robert Patterson and Carl Anderson as co chairmen for this year’s Strange Creek Derby at The Castleton. Entries available at Gus’s Store 108 E Washington St. Official jerseys will be provided and prizes awarded to winners. Derby racers to be honored at a banquet. Harry Mack new Optimist president presided at the meeting. Next meeting set for July 18 at The Castleton.
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Carl Andyson
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Man Injured As Auto Hits Truck
Edward Myers of Liberty Ave was injured when his auto collided with a truck on Route 18 six miles north of the city. He was treated at Sharan General Hospital for injuries to the right side after the car veered to the berm and struck Floyd Dawson’s parked shack. A passing motorist took him to the hospital. Myers’ car damage was estimated at $625.
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Dawson
Sharan Hospital
President Eisenhower Accepts Nomination At Convention
President Eisenhower will go to San Francisco in August to accept the Republican nomination for head of an Eisenhower Nixon ticket. GOP Chairman Leonard W. Mall announced the nomination plan.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
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License Needed to Sell Drinks Food At Fairs
Operators of old and new concessions at fairs and public events were warned that the Stove Department of Health will enforce sanitation standards at all eating and drinking places. Concession operators must obtain a license from the State Health Department Division of Sanitation under local Board of Health jurisdiction. Sanitary inspectors regularly inspect facilities to ensure minimum standards, with enforcement possible for those serving without a license. Separate note mentions a girl, Marcia Crawley, treated for a right arm fracture after she ripped and fell while running.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Ellwood Commissioners Debate Tax Unit And Millage
Lawrence County commissioners discussed a new Ellwood City taxpay ers league formed to lower millage. A meeting raised questions about an injunction against the tax session by Solicitor Charles Dingojken, with calls to pursue legal channels. The panel favored engaging local taxing bodies over injunctions and noted a vacant home may become the treatment center for the Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society and Crippled Children and Adults Inc.
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Flwood City
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Edward McCoa
Elwood League
Ellwood
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Ingham
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Jeanne Doherty
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Ibe Miner
Court Upholds Japan Right To Try Marines
The U S Court of Appeals upheld Japan’s right to try three Marines for crimes under Japanese law. The judges rejected federal habeas corpus petitions from Sgt. Rivee Curart, Daniel Wo Va, and Cpl. Gerald Garmuit, with retrials pending under Japanese procedure for two men already convicted. The ruling maintains Japan’s jurisdiction in the cases and notes suspensions and ongoing proceedings.
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Laine
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James Memu
Deadlock on Brinton site persists amid housing debate
Kenneth K. Fox, county housing authority chair, apologized for not informing Cuba and Steinbrink about the Frinton plan. He still favors the Brinton site for the housing project due to transportation, schools, sewage and shopping. The mayor urged a site tour as councilmen Schweinsberg and Sweezy want to view the property first. George Barberio of the Industrial Union Council said housing is needed and won't lower nearby property values. Opponents led by Walter Kevler warned the plan could depress East Side property values, while GNCA's Murray Stephens warned of a housing shortage and the risk of missing a July deadline. Daniel Skelley of the Steelworkers union noted New Castle needs housing and urged a quick resolution.
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Ion
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Whinton
Elwood City
Gene Schweinsrbere
Harold Sweezy
George T. Barberio
Lawrence County
Uarnerio
New Castle
Walter Kevler
Murray Stephens
GNCA
Daniel Skelley
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New Castle Board Elects Eight New Teachers
New Castle's school board elected eight new teachers, with several resignations and several teachers declining to sign contracts. New appointments include Lois Balps, Alverda Crissismvan, Merceedieq Mary McKim, Doris Davis Naylor, Bernive B. Grown, Edith W. Davidson, Margret F. P. Wisann, and others. Some staff members accepted substitutes or moved to temporary contracts while positions remained vacant and plans discussed for future teaching staff.
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Woman Killed in Auto Collision Today
A woman was killed today when struck by an auto that skidded into a truck. The deceased is identified as Mrs. Hoke of New Castle, longtime practical nurse and widow of John Hoke. Funeral arrangements are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at De Carbo Funeral Home with viewing Friday and Saturday.
City School Board Reaffirms Brinton Site Choice
New Castle school board reaffirmed approval of the Brinton site for proposed public housing at Wednesday's meeting. Minutes show tentative approval of all three sites, with Brinton excluded from final selection. Directors noted miscommunication and the district will continue to approve sites meeting school activity needs.
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Foreign Aid Bill Awaits Senate Action
Senate moved ahead with a $100000 study of the foreign aid program to be run by a 15 member committee including all 13 Foreign Relations Committee members plus the ranking Democrats on Appropriations and Armed Services. Eisenhower backs aligning appropriation with authorization. Senate debate noted potential cuts and raises to the vast foreign aid figure amid House concerns.
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Driver Enters Not Guilty Plea
James Clark, 44, of Hazen, 1909, pleaded not guilty to drunken driving. He was released on a $3 bond and ordered to appear before the city court. Clark was observed driving after leaving Friendly Tavern on Washington Street, and a police officer noted he was intoxicated. He was examined by Dr. W. A. Wenter who stated he was under the influence.
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