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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
10
Cecil Stanonick aged 26 from A. D. 2 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Wednesday evening for burns on his left foot after spilling hot water at home.
The Liberty ship Henry Bergh ran aground in heavy fog on Farallon Islands thirty miles off San Francisco while returning 1000 Navy personnel. The stern ripped free and sank at a steep angle, the forward section breached. Authorities expect no loss of life and few injuries. salvage efforts halted as breakup proceeded.
CBS correspondent Howard K. Smith reported from Berne that residents of Rome can now see the battle for the city. The battlefield to the south has been clearly visible from Rome since yesterday morning according to a message from Rome.
Dale Brown returns to Oklahoma after a fur lough with his parents Mr and Mrs William Brown. Pvt Edwin Ryan from Fort McCullen Alabama arrives home for a few days after his mother Mrs Margaret Ryan’s death. Mrs A Scala remains ill in New Castle hospital. O W Douthitt taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for operation. Mrs Frank McBride at Jameson Memorial hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs J C Kaufman and son Cecil visit Mrs Earl F Walters in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers of Ashtabula Ohio visit M G Minner family. Mr and Mrs Guy M Davis return from Baltimore Maryland and Washington DC. Mrs David Freed and daughter Mary Ellen visit New Castle. Robert Kirkwood and Archie Frank return from Pittsburgh. Mrs Olga Krebs and brother Lester Johnson return to Cleveland after Mrs Margaret Ryan’s funeral. Mr and Mrs Larry Oberg of Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs John Kuiken Clyde street. Mr and Mrs H W Marshall Janice and Delores Lepardo and Mrs Emma McIlvenny spend Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
Dick McKibben of South Street pleaded not guilty before Alder man C L Mantz on a driving while intoxicated charge from last night. Police Chief R B Hanna filed the charge after a collision with W G Gilkey of 643 South Bay Street at East Washington and East Street. A hearing is set for Saturday at the alder man’s office.
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