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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
29
A meeting for all team captains in the Christopher Columbus Bucci league is set for today at 7 p.m. in Christopher Columbus Hall. The league opens Sunday at 4 30 p.m. on the courts beside the club on S Liberty St with the New Castle Sons of Italy Team as the opponents.
Mrs. Jennie Rainey has called a special meeting of Holy Rosary Society members on June 5 after the weekly Novena Service at St. Lucey Church. Women will meet at 7 30 p.m.
Three plastic devices attributed to OAS extremists wrecked an unoccupied girls school in Algiers on the heights marking the 30th attack in a week as authorities plan transition steps ahead of a July referendum. In Bone a Muslim shopkeeper was killed and the provisional executive prepared measures to keep public services running if independence comes next month.
United Press International tally shows 112 traffic fatalities, 38 drownings, 13 plane crashes and 29 other deaths, totaling 191 violent deaths. California led with 14 traffic deaths, followed by Michigan nine and several states with seven or six.
The New Castle First Toastmasters Club inducted officers for the new fiscal year. Officers include Thomas C. Mills as president Howard Kelley Educational vice president Joseph Kerestly administrative vice president Robert W. Smith secretary John M. Othites treasurer Albert S. Thomas sergeant at arms Jon H. Webster grammarian. Howard Kelley won best speaker and John L. Grieve was voted best evaluator at the latest meeting.
Cleveland reports about 70 man hours of labor needed to produce a ton of tin plate. Chicago notes the candy industry uses about 80 farm products for ingredients.
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