Ruling Awaited As Rotten Eggs Smell Up City
Newark story notes 600 cases of rotten eggs lingering in hot weather as the FDA seeks a legal precedent to dispose of the shipment seized Monday on Route 1 in Elizabeth New Jersey. U.S. District Judge Anthony T Angelli refused to sign an order allowing marshals to jettison the eggs until owners claim them. FDA and DOJ search laws for action while warehouses reject the odor ridden stock. The plan is to denature and sell the eggs to a Brooklyn tannery for about a dollar per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
U.S. District Court
Anthony T. Angelli
U.S
FDA
Angelli
Rt. 1
Elizabeth
Texas
New Jersey
Seaboard Terminal
Jersey City
Justice Department
Weems Clevenger
New York
Brooklyn, N.Y
Salk Institute Drive Begins in Lawrence County
Residents were urged to support a new research center directed by Dr. Jonas Salk for basic life processes and disease control. The Lawrence County committee seeks about $6,000 from June 1 to 15 through mailers and a tag day with high school students selling microscope pins. World-renowned scientists will work at the Salk Institute near San Diego and are expected to advance life sciences benefiting mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Jonas Salk
Byron McConnell
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Calif
Salk Institute
McConnell
County Highway Accidents Kill 1 Injure 21 In May
Twenty one persons were injured and one killed in twenty one traffic accidents investigated last month by state police at the New Castle sub station. In May 1961, 30 people were injured in 28 mishaps. There was no fatality. The accidents caused damages estimated at 12 625 compared to 19 820 last year. Troopers last month made 140 traffic and six criminal arrests.
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New Castle
Police Activity Report May 1961 Summary
Compared with 233 traffic and 53 criminal arrests in May 1961. They received 89 complaints or requests for assistance which resulted in 48 criminal investigations. Other investigations numbered 85. Over 1,500 motor vehicles were stopped during the month and 113 notifications of faulty equipment were issued to operators.
Memorial Day Post-Holiday Feels Across City
Post holiday fever lingered as workers returned to offices after a sunny Memorial Day. Cemeteries impressed with floral tributes and quiet beauty. Mrs. Ayre reports a poplar tree blooming in orange, green and yellow after 12 years. Mrs. Stone cites a blooming rose tree resembling a maple drawing admiration.
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William Ayre
Old
Princeton Rd
Frank Stone
Jackson Ave
Felix Massaro Dies In Youngstown
Felix Massaro 67 of 26 Ellenwood Ave Youngstown formerly of New Castle died at 615 p.m. Thursday in St Elizabeth Hospital after a long illness He was born in Italy son of the late Mr and Mrs Massaro and was a retired bricklayer with Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co His wife Edith Labato survives him Also surviving are six children two sisters and 11 grandchildren Services will be at 9 a.m Monday from Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Youngstown with viewing at Schiavone Funeral Home 2 4 and 7 9 p.m Saturday and Sunday
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Felix Massaro
Ellenwood Ave
Youngstown
New Castle
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Italy
John Massaro
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Edith Labato
Dom Pontillo
Edward Massaro
Edward
Carmella) Farris
John
Regina) Delesander
Charles
Rosemary) Hosteau
Anthony Massaro
Viola Malley
As‘sunta Zarlingo
Chicago Heights Ill
Josephine
Concetta
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Schiavone
Schiavone ‘Funeral Home
PARC Hearing On What More To Do For Our Children
Lawrence County PARC chapter meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Oak St School to hear reports from the recent convention by Thomas Alduk and Mrs. James Ingham. Topics include camping options, Camp Cornplanter, a 10 week swimming program, donations to Polk State school, taxi service for Ellwood City Sunday school, and Camp Cornplanter movie showings by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bolinger.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Association For
Ray Zeigler
Oak St
Thomas Alduk
James
Ingham
PARC
Crippled Children Society
Polio Foundation
Franklin Pool
Polk State
Ellwood City
Salley Randolph
Trinity Lutheran Church
Clifford Bolinger
Write-Ins Give Lighter Side To Primary Voting
The May 15 primary revealed whimsical write-ins across offices with limited impact. John Greer led Democratic protest votes in the county General Assembly race with 33, while others cast for Jackie Kennedy, Cowboy Tim Mix, and assorted figures. Various one votes appeared for U S Senate, governor, and lieutenant governor, with hints of party and city district skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Account Board
John Greer
Volant
Greer
Cowboy Tim Mix
Jackie Kennedy
Robert Lent
Dave Lawrence
Ray Phillips
William Scranton
U.S. Senate
J. Collins McSparran
Dent
McSparran
M. Sparran
GOP
Louie Legnese
Mix
Robert Roni
Scranton
Mr. Sparran
Ernest DeJoseph
Joe Micco
Frank Clark
Louis Legnese
Congress
General Assembly
Marjorie A. Young
Mike A. Orlando
James E. Denny
Denny
Donald W. Fox
Ruth Crawford
A. L. Barletto
Frank Ryan
Chioffi
Frank Zajac
U. S. Senate
Joe Pagley
Frank M. Clark
Angelo Medure
Dominick Cioffi
George Sigler
E. Gene Schweinsberg
Byron Bakewell
Harry McCloskey
Bakewell
McCloskey
Everett McCracken
Quincy Davy
Marion Greenburg
New Zenith Sentry Hearing Aid Unveiled by Zenith
Joseph Mirow announces the Zenith Sentry hearing aid with Controlled Dynamic Range. The device auto protects from loud sounds, improves speech in noise, amplifies faint voices, and uses a compact five transistor circuit. Free demonstrations offered daily at Joseph Miron Jewelers in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mirow
Zenith
Zenith Radio Corporation
Joseph Miron Jewelers
Washington Street
New Castle
Barn Destroyed By Early Morning Fire On Sunny Side Farm
Lightning during a storm struck the Stanley Germanski Farm barn on Sunny Side Willowgrove Road at about 5 30 AM. Two calves perished in the blaze while workers inside managed to free the other livestock and escape unharmed.
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Stanley Germanski
Sunny Side
Willowgrove Rd
Two-Week DVBS In Mohawk Community
Mohawk area churches sponsor a two week Daily Vacation Bible School for children from June 11 to 22. Classes run 9 am to 11:30 am at Mohawk Junior High and Mt. Jackson elementary. Rev. Paul W. Anderson is dean assisted by Rev. Lloyd Dalbey Rev. J. J. McClure and Rev. Harry Fisher. A staff meeting is set for 8 pm Monday at Mt. Jackson school. Bus schedule to be announced next week. Registrations available at local churches.
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Mohawk
Mt. Jackson
Paul W. Anderson
Moravia
Many Lose Out On Insurance Official Says
John W. Chase of the New Castle Social Security Office warns that many household workers such as maids laundresses and babysitters lose credits for retirement survivor and disability benefits under the social security law due to unpaid or unfiled taxes. Wages of 50 dollars or more in a three month period or as little as four dollars per calendar quarter fall under the law with 6 4 percent social security tax split between employee and employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Chase
New Castle
Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security
First Federal Plaza
N. Mill St
Internal Revenue Office
James W. Johnston Services Sunday
James Walter Johnston 76 of 615 Allen St. died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after an illness. Born March 9, 1886 in New Castle he was a retired kennel man and dog breeder. Survived by five children and 14 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. service Sunday at 1 30 p m in Cunningham Funeral Home with interment at Graceland Cemetery.
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James Walter Johnston
Allen St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
New Castle
James Johnston
Johnston
Sarah Graham
Clarence
Nan) Kradel
Luella Kloss
Raymond
Jessie Bell) Kloss
Lee Johnston
Ellwood City
Walter Johnston
Ida Shook
Niles
Harry
Dorothy Wellendorf
Richard S. Cunningham
Chestnut St
Graceland Cemetery
Mrs. Mary J. Bowers Dies at 89 in New Castle
Mary J. Bowers 89 of 1611 Highland Ave died at home Thursday night after a two month illness. She was born April 13 1873 in Butler County daughter of Milton and Christina Campbell. Survived by four daughters two sons 20 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 PM at Robert A Myers Home For Funerals officiated by Rev John Calvin Myers with interment at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Visitation today 7-9 PM and tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
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Mary Jane Bowers
Highland Ave
Butler County
Milton
Christina Cress Campbell
Bowers
George W. Bowers
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Grace Bales
Scottdale
Elizabeth Black
Youngstown
John
Florence) Brunswick
Paul
Gala) Sanders
New Castle
Norman Bowers
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
John Calvin Myers
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Minnie Williams Rites Set For Monday at St Luke AME Zion
Mrs. Minnie Williams 81 of Scioto Street died Thursday at Jameson Memorial Hospital after illness. Born in Tuskegee Alabama to Anderson and Nellie Lewis, she was married to James Williams who preceded her. Survived by two daughters Roberta Aldridge Virginia Gissendanner. two grandchildren and two nieces. Funeral Monday 1 PM at St Luke AME Zion Church with Rev. Virgil Alexander. Body returns to 1110 Scioto St. viewing after 6 PM Sunday. Interment Graceland.
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Minnie Williams
Scioto St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Tuskegee
Ala
Jos
Anderson
Nellie Lewis
James Williams
St. Luke Ame Zion Church
Roberta Aldridge
Virginia Gissendanner
McKeesport
New Castle
Virgil Alexander
Graceland Cemetery
Millard Cheek Funeral Services Sunday
Funeral arrangements are set for Millard Cheek, 80, of 110%2 N Liberty St. The service details indicate a Sunday funeral for the local resident.
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Millard Cheek
N. Liberty St
Jameson Memorial patient dies after illness at 10 a.m.
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports the death of a man born September 29, 1881 in Pineville Kentucky. He lived in New Castle since 1917 and retired from the Pennsylvania Railroad as a locomotive engineer. Survived by wife Laura Ellen Miracle, a daughter, five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Edward A. De Carbo Funeral Home. Interment Valley View Cemetery.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Pineville
Joseph
May Jane Cheek
Laura Ellen Miracle
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Perna Gettings
R. A. Cheek
W. H. Cheek
Rufus Cheek
Ypsilanti
Mich
Alton Cheek
Pontiac
John
Angeline) Simpson
Hamilton
Charles
Rhoda) Miracle
Leamon
Lulu) Wilder
Gilbert Hoffman Receives $1000 Architecture Scholarship
Gilbert Earl Booker Hoffman of 101 Okinawa Drive New Castle has been awarded a $1000 scholarship by the American Institute of Architects from the Edward Langley Fund. He studies architecture at Carnegie Institute of Technology and was selected by AIA’s education committee led by Donald Faragher.
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Washington, D.C
American Institute of Architects
Gilbert Earl Booker Hoffman
Okinawa Dr
New Castle
Hoffman
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Department of Architecture
Edward Langley
Langley
William W. Eshbach
AIA
Pennsylvania
Institute
Committee On Education
Donald Q. Faragher
Shooting Spree at Veterans Hospital in Pittsburgh
An unidentified patient carried out a shooting at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Pittsburgh's Leech Farm district. Five shots were fired from a .45 caliber pistol, wounding a doctor and a policeman. Riot squads arrived as a hospital section was sealed off by about 50 officers with revolvers, riot guns, and tear gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPS
Veterans Administration Hospital
Leech Farm
Elderly Couple Killed In Rainstorm Crash Irks Ephrata
In a heavy rain on Route 222 near Ephrata Pennsylvania an elderly couple died in a two car collision. Ernest Holden about 75 of Ephrata died at Ephrata Community Hospital. His wife Marguerite 74 died at 6 am from a fractured skull and multiple fractures. A third person was seriously injured.
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Ephrata
UPI
Here
Ernest Holden
Ephrata Community Hospital
Marguerite
Ex-Nazi officer Eichmann defiant to end at execution
Adolf Eichmann faced execution with guarded defiance after a lengthy war crimes trial. He declined last rites, drank wine, and read letters from his brother as witnesses watched. The hanging and cremation followed Nürnberg precedents, with Israeli prosecutors stressing his role in the Holocaust and the extent of his involvement in the murder of Jews.
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Eichmann
Jesus
Dr. Hull
Adolf Eichmann
Robert
West Germany
Hull
Fichmann
Jesus Christ
Nuernberg
Auschwitz
Belsen
Gideon Hausner
Gestapo
Luftwaffe
Revolvers Stolen In Gun Shop Theft
Snub-nose revolvers and ammunition boxes were taken last night from Rohrer's Gun Store at 236 E Washington St after entry through a padlock secured iron grate leading to the cellar and two doors forced. Detectives continued the probe today as police also reported about $50 stolen from Glyn Thomas Pharmacy at 8 E Washington St including three cameras and cigarets. a separate Penn Theatre burglary left candy scattered and the office ransacked with exits open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrer
E. Washington St
Sam DeCarlo
Glyn Thomas
Penn Theatre
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ENC Elie
Jack Gerson
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Washington St
Alene
N. Mercer ST
Ann Spelich
Jefferson St
Flora Audino
Centennial St
Dorothy McCreary
Margaret Patz
Ruth Ferlan
Bessemer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
White House
Joseph Clark
Mohawk Area
James W. Johnston
Mary J. Bowers
Jesse N. Kerr
Gilbert Hoffman
Vets Hospital
Argentina
Klement
Moen
Win
S.croton Avenue
Oliver J
Shannon
McBride
Shannon CO
Sally Warner
Warner Camera Shop
East North Street
KODAK
Mercer Street
Joseph J. Kapraly
Okinawa Drive
Ationwidi Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
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