19 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
1
Jumbled OCR reveals notes about bus patronage declines and staffing cuts at city buses between 1 pm and 3 36 pm. It mentions a fishing spot erased by work near fat men bridge and Beaver Creek Enon Valley area with remarks on locals and sun damage warnings.
Badger, son of James T Badger, won the HLwood Derby amid a large crowd along Ninth Street to Sixth. Winners included Pete Greco in third, Tarky Koleh fourth, Ken Frisk fifth, and Vincent Gambina sixth. Local sponsor William Francis Kegel noted only twice have fastest cars won the championship. the event was co sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and two local firms.
Harrisburg report notes Leader to head a statewide Democratic platform group organizing a campaign in Pennsylvania. Nearly 200 organizations have been invited to testify at the committee hearings in Harrisburg on July 24 and July 25.
John Chris Chrin moves from Butler troops to command Greensburg Troop as Lt. Genge A. Stier, promoted to captain, takes over. Paul Rittlemars shifts to assistant superintendent at the State Police Academy in Hershey.
The yearly reunion of former teachers and pupils of No. 5 School Pilaski Tip will be held July 28 on the school grounds. A basket picnic will be served at noon. Reed V. Miller is president and Mrs. Martha Didier Jatvesky is secretary.
Mrs Org Blanche Kale 65 of East Palestine died at home yesterday. Wife of Critchen E Kale she was born January 12 1877 in Degarmo New Jersey and married Kale February 12 1900. She leaves her husband sons and siblings. Services Friday at 1 28 pm at the funeral home with Rev Robert Dyke officiating. Interment Little Beaver Cemetery.
Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey suffer drought impact with rainfall far below normal. Officials say two to three inches are needed daily conditions persist. New England and Hartford area report continued dry spell. Windsor Locks forecasts only temporary relief. James plans a Friday meeting in New York City to discuss the situation. Gov Lawrence proposes a regional gathering with neighboring states.
Mrs Cathrine Giesler filed a 5000 suit against her former landlady alleging injuries from an argument over a gas but the complaint claims she was assaulted and pushed down stairs. The action names Mrs Charles Seal as involved in the dispute. The case proceeds in Erie Pennsylvania.
Frederick Y. Brown, 71, of 26 E Lincoln Ave New Castle died at 5 am. He was a Savings and Loan Arsen member and held memberships in Highland UP Church New Castle Real Estate Board and American Legion. Surviving are his wife several relatives and seven siblings. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at Leyde Tanner Mortuary with interment in Graceland Cemetery. Friends may visit Friday evening at the mortuary.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a satellite launch attributed to a Westy site near Point Arguello with unclear details about the operators and timing, mentioning Midas and Semis as possible project codenames and a bean paint reference.
Four people injured in a two car collision at 8 15 am at the Willowbrook Road and Westminster Avenue intersection near Shammage Township. Drivers Greek and Liverant were identified. injuries include severe lacerations and contusions. Mrs Liverant and her son were ejected onto the highway. State police report Greek was en route to Westminster College and Mrs Liverant was taking her son to summer school. Liverant charged with failure to yield the right of way.
National Geographic notes sod houses once dotted the U S prairie and plains. Paint buyers in Pittsburgh trade about four hundred million gallons of paint yearly to painters and contractors.
The United Fund board will meet next Wednesday to set and refine a tentative campaign goal after appeals. The tentative budget for next year was pared to 276290 as the executive committee studied the figures. Earlier, the conference task force proposed 296066, while last year’s goal was 317000 with 283000 raised.
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