Canan wins press award in New York
James W. Canan, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Canan of 26 E Sutton St, won the New York State Bar Association 1966 press award for a six part series on Crime and the Supreme Court. Canan writes for the Gannett Newspaper Washington Bureau and the series appeared in Gannett papers across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Illinois. He received 250 dollars and an engraved plaque at Laurels Hotel near Monticello New York. He also earns a Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association at its Miami convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Canan
Edwin Canan
E. Sutton St
New York State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Canan
Gannett
Washington Bureau
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Illinois
Administration of Justice
Laurels Hotel and Country Club
Monticello
N.Y
American Bar Association
Miami
Lawsuits seek damages over 91000 in two county cases
Lawrence County suits seek more than 91500 after a Dec 29 collision on Cascade St. between a car driven by James E. Henle and a truck from David Tesone, with co-defendant Frederick Scarazzo. Henle, a B and O brakeman, died in the crash. A second suit targets reputational harm between two local construction firms, Fisher Home Improvements Co and Farris Construction Co, seeking 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
James E. Henle
Cascade St
Henle
David Tesone
Wildwood
Frederick Scarazzo
Allison Park
Croton Ave
Cascade
Croton
Tesone
Scarazzo
B and O
Fred Fisher
Fisher Home Improvements Co
Wilmington Rd
William G. Farris
Charles Farris
Farris Construction Co
Washington St
Fisher
Farris
Ares
Three Children Fractures Treated At St. Francis Hospital
Three persons were treated at St. Francis Hospital for fractures yesterday. Daniel Katuby, 11, of Davison St., Wampum, fractured his left arm in a fall. Paul Cugini, 4, of 211 Montgomery Ave, broke his left thumb when he fell while climbing steps at home. Ann Cubellis, 19, of Bear 311 E. Sutton St fractured her left thumb while trying to keep from falling in a car.
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St. Francis Hospital
Daniel Katuby
Davidson St
Wampum
Paul Cugini
Montgomery Ave
Ann Cubellis
Bear
Prize winners named at Downtown Street Fair opening
On opening day of Downtown Street Pair eight prize drawings were held before the food fair HQ on E Washington St. Winners need not be present and area residents may register at stores displaying Breen banners for future drawings.
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Coral Gaualty
Electric St
Elizabeth Searanti
W. State St
Dolores Genareo
S. Jefferson St
Joe Rapachuck
E. Oakwood Way
Elaine Tomail
W. Pittsburg
Marilyn Fennick
J. M. Kleytein
Washington
Deborah Mack
W. Home St
C.D. Snyder
Heaver St
Deborah Koszela
Fulton St
Jewel Box
Food Fair
Neisner
E. Washington St
Breen
Awhile
Union Hires Three English Teachers For Union Area
The Union Area School Board hired three English teachers Mrs Mary Harvey for 10th grade Mrs Harriet Marsh for 8th grade and Mrs Delores Summers for 7th grade to replace resignations. The board also hired five census takers and approved printing a 1000 copies of the student handbook for 268.80 to Commercial Printing Co and authorized up to 100 for cheerleader materials. It granted use of three folding bleachers to Union Township Little League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Area School Board
Mary Harvey
Harriet Marsh
Delores Summers
Michael Covalli
Gladys Farrington
Dorothy Gardner
Carole McKay
Martha Shannon
Jow
Commercial Printing Co
Union Township
Renovation bids tabled for East Annex Building
Bids to renovate and re wire the former Warden's home at the old county jail were opened by county commissioners and held for study with action promised Tuesday. General construction bids ranged from 18 339 to 24 799 dollars, electrical work by Bruce and Merrilees at 2 947 dollars.
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Old County
East Annex
Law
Mahoning Builders
Preston and
Williams
Dieberle
van Dusen
Unteh Construction Corp
Bruce and Merrilees
Union board backs Principal McColgin amid conflicts
The Union school board unanimously reaffirmed McColgin's role over district staff and kept his purchasing authority. A motion to handle personal matters in executive session passed, while Teachers Association criticized recent publicity and urged unity, with Benninghoff taking a grievance role.
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Park
Paul Allen
Allen
McColgin
Jenkins
Samuel P. Benninghoff
Union Area Teachers’ Association
3Eller
Carr
Teachers Association
Benninghoff
Bowers
Center youth facility opened amid praise and pledges
State and local officials plus GNCDC leaders praised the new youth center in New Castle after a luncheon for contributors. The ceremony featured invocations, a flag ceremony by Boy Scouts, and remarks by Rep. Dominick Cioffi and others. Contracts were awarded by the General State Authority. completion date targeted for July 6, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munity
Donald
Oestering
Butler
Merman W. Green
GNCDC
Dominick E. Colfi
New Castle
Edward K. Marvin
Alfred H. Owens
Greater New Castle Association
Norman FE. Clark
Richard E. Rentz
Clyde M. Whittaker
Green
GNCA
J. Fred Rentz
James A. Rugh
Richard E. Rents
Clark
Oakdale
Pennsylvania
Jack M. Dunlap
Jordan
C. Wilson Anderson
Children and Youth
Richard Farrow
William B. Simball
Pittsburgh
Ellwood City
Shenango Township
Youth Development Commission
Shafer
Cioffi
James F. Dunlevy
Pennsylvania Power Co
General State Authority
Viet asks U S to help win war not just contain Reds
Reports say American commanders propose a 50,000 man corps to cross Laos at the 17th parallel and sever Hanoi’s main artery into South Viet Nam. Intelligence notes indicate Communist rail and road lines may reach the South Vietnamese border in Altapeu Province, Laos, prompting urgent calls for broadening U S action beyond containment.
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Viet
U.S
Mu Gla Pass
Laos
Viet Nam
Tchepone
Altapeu
UPT
Hanoi
Stevenson Remembered For Wit And Public Dignity At Cathedral Tribute
Tributes flowed at a cathedral as Stevenson was lauded for eloquence courage and humanity. The UN voice and Democratic candidate status in 1952 and 1956 were noted as his body returned from London with Vice President Humphrey leading the delegation and the President's jet transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Nations
Stevenson
White House
London
Iubert H. Humphrey
United States
Penn Power Hosts Big Family Picnic At Cascade Park
About 1,300 Penn Power employees and families gathered yesterday at Cascade Park for the annual outing chaired by James R. Topper. Free rides, a picnic dinner, contests, and door prizes highlighted a day of games and entertainment across the New Castle division including Zelienople.
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Penn Power Company
Cascade Park
James R. Topper
New Castle
The
Power Company
Zelienople
Jackie O'Leary
Ann Murphy
Pete Magliocca
Scott Kerr
Amelia Hartfelder
Debbie Zeppelin
Jim Doyle
Phil Hoye
Susan Meeker
Bill Kirschner
Sam Schoeffer
Melissa Burkey
Ralph Magliocca
John Allegro
Dewey Farrington, Jr
Rodney Fennick
Karen Godwit
Mary Jane Petrello
Tom Zeppelin
Yerry Fennick
Fred Brogan
Roberta Cunningham
Ray Bishop
Dave Taylor
Macy Petrello
Jim Robertson
Jim Melcuire
Jimmy Doyle
Terry McKnight
Jim Book
Lee Cameron
Pat Schrum
W. W. McConnell
John Cox
Loretta Walczak
Walt Buenaski
Larry Lavelle
Duane Melarland
John Falatko
Clair Bruce
Clair Williams
Mike Marvatilino
Charles Howden
Topper
Bill Morgan
Don Preston
Anna Belle White
Ed Hoye
Vince Wishart
Doug Snelling
Anna Walczak
Sim Vessella
John Othites
John Chapman
Jim Cochran
Kenneth Bilger
Tony DiBiase
Ken Freed
Bob Stone
Bob Kasek
Ralph Papa
Limmie Morfan
A. J. Minshull
RB. H. Wolfbrandt
Dave Naylor
Leon Meeker
Ken Parshall
D. M. Arnold
T. Flanagan
R W. Smith
A. B. Walker
Melen Vassilion
City job tax delinquency reported by auditor
Auditor George D. Gregg announced that about 800 persons, and roughly 200 yet unpaid, face legal action over the city occupation privilege tax with a June 15 deadline. Delinquents incur a 10 percent penalty. further investigations will follow as payments trickle in.
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George D. Gregg
Mie
Gregg
Mariner 4 Captures First Mars Photos
NASA mission Mariner 4 sent back the first Martian images showing a dark grey terrain with a sharp edge at the limb. Scientists led by Dr Robert Leighton discussed possible features, including dunes and canals, and anticipated clearer pictures from closer ranges expected later today.
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Prom
Mars
Earth
Sayan
Robert Leighton
Leighton
Marinerd
Mariner-4
Amazonis
Mare Sirenum
Phaethonus
Aenius Sinus
Phiegra
Tme
Two Teens Injured In Shenango Township Car Crash
Two teenagers were injured when cars collided on Harmony Baptist Road near St. Hogan Hollow Road in Shenango Township at 11 15 p m. Marjorie Markle 17 and Garry Vaneman 38 were treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital with head and neck injuries and arm abrasions respectively. Police cited Markle as having stopped at a stop sign when Vaneman’s northbound car struck hers.
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Harmony Baptist Rd
St Hogs Hollow
Shenango Township
Garry Vaneman
Pittsburgh Rd
Delver
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Markle
Hill Ave
Nancy
Miss Markle
Clarence Gates
Division St
Howard Way
Gily
Gates
Kenneth Platt
John St
Mary W. Garczewski
Hamilton St
Platt
Garesewski
Jameson Memorial Hospital Birth Notices
A daughter born July 13 to Mr and Mrs Mugene F Valios of Seventh Street West Pittsburg. A son born July 13 to Mr and Mrs Anthony A Mangina of 764 Lathrop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mugene F. ‘Valios
Seventh St
West Pittsburg
Anthony A. Mangina
Lathrop St
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New Castle High School
Westminster College
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Youngstown
Bettany
Zenith Py
Joseph Mirow
Woeehington
Charles Ullrich
Sheridan Ave
Hugh Armstrong
Fairmont Ave
Cocella Lewis
Margaret Lambright
Reynolds St
Don Hanna
Paul Jordan
North St
France
Italy
de Gaulle
Saragat
Alene
Mont Blanc
Louise Toscano
Orisnda St
Associated Box Corp
Daye Audioes, Inc
E Street
Ihe
Adares
Citra
Union Board
Weingartner Florists
First
Fedéra
Wee Been
Rose Frank
Hose
Fosalina
Rank
Allegheny Ave
St Francis Hospital
Draponi
Caserta
Vincent and
Assunta DeAngelis Colitii
Caime
Charles
Sanenther
SS. Silus Church
Sons of Italy Lodge
Rose Palmer
Silver Spring
Susan Quint
Floyd
Madeline) Champ
Ralph
Cedith
Ascione
Rocco
Virginia
Wazio
Daniel
Ann) Szewczyk
Jack
Amnetta) Boggs
Richard
Moronee
Dando
Walter
Viola
James
Pauline) Mazzocco
Guy
Coraopalis
Joseph
McKeesport
Joseph Colitti
Brooklyn
Adeline Venditto
Ann Barrella
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
St. Vitus Church
Magr
Joseph ¥. Pabbri
Processia
Edgar Conway
Edgar A. Conway
Englewood Ave
Hastings
Mich
Inte Royal
Lyda Stone Mudge
William
Frances) Morrisson
Macrlwary
Highland and
Winter Avenues
William J. Turner Jr
Clon Moore United Presbyterian Church
Lester Kline
Moody Ave
Edward
Delhert
Shirley) Ruby
Howard B. Egan
Leona Lee
Green St
Edna Hbyen
Lee
John Pitz
Pate
Sagason Memorial Hospital
Scott
Eleanor Munk
Burbank, Calif
J. C. Cameron
Florence Emery
Preving
Harry Marshall
Denice
Kevin Marshall
Joel Wingert
Niagara Falls
Rose Stephenson
Covert Hd
G & H Restaurant
Se Modern
R, Hannon & Sons, Inc
el Lee Avene
Penn Power
DIAL
CL Mat Pada As
Eiu Elg
Diamond Store
Mariner
William Francescone
State Farm
Esa
Lynn Carpenter
Donald Carpenter
Covert Rd
American Field Service
Inlon Area High School
Miss Carpenter
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
Eugene Wehrli
Variba Pirouzbakhte
Iran
American Field Service International
Nationwide
Jos, Butia
Joseph Butia
Francis Street
New Wilhington
Pal Ation Wide Mutual Insurance Co
Ifame Office
Columbus
Butz Fomrs
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