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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

10

Congressman's charge on Barracks funds waste highlighted

Rep Engel accuses Army of wasting hundreds of millions in barracks construction by poor bidding and redundant camps. He cites Camp Dix Meade and Devens as examples where inefficiency raised costs, estimating 30 percent excess and 11 percent overhead.

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Settlement Hopes Rise In Defense Strike News

June 2 Francisco. Defense strike at San Francisco Bay area large machinists vote pending. Negotiations near settlement between Bethlehem Shipbuilding and Bay City Metal Trades Council. 5000 AB of L. unions ok. machinists to vote Wednesday. pledges to resume work on $294,000,000 warship orders. Master agreement dispute and overtime pay issues noted. Debates over shipyard operation and strife impact continue.

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Marble Tourney Makes Progress

Marble tournament in Gaston Park saw Saturday afternoon eliminations in the forty marbles event. Winners from the first bracket were decided with Philip Cents and Ray from Oak structure school among the advancing players. Judges and sponsors included The News staff and WEA Recreational Supervisors with contest officials James Elias, Lincoln Garfield, and Fred Reve assisting.

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Auto Horn Tooting Penalized in City Council Action

City council introduces ordinance by Councilman J L Fink to curb unnecessary horn use. Minimum and maximum fines set at 0 and 100 dollars, jail up to 60 days for nonpayment. Measure authorizes temporary police to aid enforcement and directs fines into a police fund to cover enforcement costs.

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Grand Jury Opens in Lawrence County Court House

The June term of the Lawrence county grand jury opened today in the Lawrence county courthouse. Foreman James P. Marshall, a salesman of the first ward in New Castle, was named by Judge W. Wal Brabham. Four jurors were excused, including Hilda Hattackeener, Jessie Bobbino, Jessie BE. Brown, and Leroy Taylor. The panel began considering indictments as the number of indictments was small and the panel was reduced further.

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Explaining Egg Yolks Colors From Hen Feed

Washington experts explain yolk color varies with hen feed. Green Italian corn and rich diets yield darker yolks while pale pigments from low pigment feeds produce lighter yolks.

International News Service Washington Agriculture Departaent

Conference Held In Italian Church

Dr. William E. Bartlett led the fourth quarterly conference at the Italian Methodist church in New Casino. Pastor Rev. Francesco P. Salmonetti reported three strong years, over $3,000 spent on property, and ongoing efforts to raise $1,000 for heating. Appointments named for stewards, officers, and committees covered finance, education, evangelism, and world peace among many parish leaders.

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Fire Loss Estimated At 25 Million In Jersey City Blaze

Fire Chief Frank Ertle placed the damage at 25 million dollars after surveying 34 acres of warehouses piers and stockyards in Jersey Citys waterfront fire the worst in the cities history. Officials say sabotage is unlikely and federal investigators remain silent as the blaze smolders and will burn at least a week.

Jersey City N. J Frank Ertle Erle Dantel Gasty Harold Walsh Paireau Midhudson

Personal notices of residents visiting and returning home

Carl Sumner of Duquesne has returned after a visit with family on Lyndal street. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones of Delaware avenue spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Thomas Ritchie of Canyon street is up after illness. Edward Reider of Midland visited with family on Reynolds street over the weekend. Bobby, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dalling of Lyndal street, is ill at home. Multiple similar briefs list local residents visiting, returning, or convalescing across streets and towns being mentioned in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas.

Carl Sumner Duquesne Lyndal Street Roy Jones Fam-Lly Delaware Avenue Pittsburgh Thomas Ritchie Canyon Street Edward Reider Midland Reynolds Street Bobby William Dalling Theodore Gunnete Sanny Lathrop Street Washington, D. C William Thomas Connellsville Sam Matthews Charles M. Allen 176Th Infantry Fe. Meade Pulaski Read Edward G. Elmore Richard Héonon Shuttleworth Fairmont Avenue C. E. Aiken Fairfield Avenue Washington K.c Jennie A. Servidio East Washington Hanna Raub Edwina Northview Avenue Pites- WU Margaret Stall N O Muber Jackson F. M. Scott Garfield Avenue William Nesbit Betty Winter Avenue Lake Eris Frank Leonard Peter South Jefferson Street Oil City C. M. Cypher Detroit Mich CG. H. Hilborn Highland Avenue W. Llewellyn Hollidays Cave W. Va Lester Bratshhie East Fills St Jameson Memorial Hospital Evson Jeffress 16Th Infantry Fell Meady New Castle Walmao Katherine Rutehie New Castle Hospital Orvel Scott Kane Elder McCormick Highland Heights Frank Klip Edward R. Peterson Chicago Nimois Daniel Ling Holton Street Lyle Wimer Arthur C. Wimer John McAdoo Neshannock Ave Wie B. F. Haines Charlestown Mary MecCarthy Carnegie Tech D. A. McCarthy Neshannock Boulevard Philip DeStefano Bar Sam DeStefano Ce.cams Clarion County Canyoy Street Floyd J. Conner Ithe

Soldiers on 10 day furloughs visit families across town

Numerous servicemen from Fort Belvoir and Meade return home for short leaves, visiting parents on Warren avenue and nearby streets. Private William Bevan of Fort Belvoir, Private DeLisle of Canyon street, and Private Daneel of Meade join kin for weekend reunions. Others include Private Ralph Rucco and Private Robert Doonan, with families in New Castle and surrounding areas. Multiple notices mention recovery from injuries and schooling milestones.

Camp Shelby Miss Warren Avenue Wiliam Bevan Fort Belvoir Mir Rosser Bevan Lee Avenue enginesMney Corps Joseph DeLisle Canyon Street Fort Meade John DeLille Gyr Carson Camp Hola Bird J. C. Carson Walmo John Suzo Cleveland Jacob Kreuzer East Brook Street Andrew Suzo Moravia Street Walter J. K Walter Mar Fred Dangel Jamily U. S&s. Field Artillery Service Robert Ff. Chavisman Blurfield West E. H Singleton Hamilton Shores J. & Evans Lois Robert Park Aquippa M Honk Warren Aville Spurgron D Rees Madison Indiana Arihir J. Rees Washington John Jameson Memorial H Capital EL. Dicks Pulaski Road Tomes Conaghey Plain Grove Hawk Ziegler Buller Road Riard Dicks Lakeside Hospital Fred Wilkinson W. Wilkinson New Castle R. D Wilkinson Casey Jones School of Aeronautics Iran Jane Ld United States Jaret Harris Harris Thomas Daugher Ben Thomas Detroit Mici Thomas S. Reese Treer Hannah Lewis Ang East Long Avenue Robert Doonan Fort Ceeavee Meade, Md West Washington Street Vate Doonan Ayesis New Castle Camp Overs

News Briefs From City Hall.

City officials report on police appointments and language skills aiding the department. A temporary appointment allows police to speak multiple languages. A service station building permit costing $4,200 was issued for Staite and Grant. Local incidents include a vehicle crash at High and Laurel and a missing person report for 16 East Mandy Avenue.

Sroda Serice Staite Grant Street

Amishman Fails To Answer Call For Army Duty

Amishman Rene Wes, of Lancaster, reportedly did not answer a call for army duty. He was ordered into custody by local attorneys and faced a court action in Philadelphia. The record notes uncertainty about whether conscription or alternative service was involved and that he had not responded to prior inquiries.

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Grand Knight At Annual Convention

An annual convention highlights the role of the grand knight in guiding local chapters and outlining plans for the upcoming year. Delegates discuss initiatives, community service, and organizational goals with emphasis on leadership and service.

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