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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
10
The passage notes that several English writers are known for lengthy sentences with varying word counts. It cites Spenser around 50 words per prose sentence, Hooker about 41, Milton occasionally exceeding 800, and Macaulay averaging 22. The text then shifts to a terse contrast about a veteran’s compensation.
Reports from Saviano in Naples Province say shooting broke out during the closing hour of Italy's first free general election in 25 years. About four people were wounded as Republicans and Monarchists clashed while turnout reached roughly 75 to 80 percent. King Humbert II voted in Rome at 11:30 a.m. The election's outcome will decide his throne continuity.
The American Legion grave registration program says about 250 000 World War II bodies will be returned to the United States for burial with military honors. A special division will coordinate Legion services from Indianapolis. The government will repatriate only bodies requested by the nearest kin. The missing list stands at more than 19 000 personnel across army navy marine and coast guard.
Francis White, 35, of 2223 West Tioga Street, an organizer of the CIO United Electrical Workers union, was sentenced to two months in county prison for assault and battery after a May 14 jury conviction for striking Patrolman George Weiss near the General Electric plant in Southwest Philadelphia. Judge George G. Parry released him on $1000 bail pending appeal.
A hospital record lists admitted and discharged patients across Ellwood City and surrounding towns. The entries include numerous individuals with addresses on Wilmington Avenue Fern Street Park Avenue and other streets, noting tonsil operations and general admissions.
Word has been received in this city of the death Saturday morning of Charles R. Kriner former business man of this city in the Butler County Memorial hospital after a two month illness. He was born in Beechtree son of the late Adam and Catherine Kriner came to Butler in 1918 from New Castle where he was with W. J. Offutt company. He was active in church and civic lodge circles being an elder of the Second U P church Butler and a member of the Ma sonic lodge No. 272 Butler the Butler Royal Arch chapter 273 Lorrain Commandery Knights Templar 81 of Butler and the New Castle consistory. Survived by widow Frances a son Charles M. Kriner a daughter Eleanor at home three grandchildren a brother George Kriner Rashmel and a step brother Schuyler Piller Washington DC. Funeral services from Geibel funeral home Tuesday afternoon with Rev W Scott McMunn officiating burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
Rose Martha Abraham, graduate in the commercial course, was listed as omitted from the senior class roster in error. She earned her diploma in the New Castle High School June 1946 commencement.
About 70 American Welsh friends traveled to Canton Ohio for a Gymanfa Ganu festival at First Baptist Church with 2:30 and 7 p.m. sessions. Prof. William Albert Hughes conducted the Cambrian Male Chorus of Cleveland as audiences acclaimed Welsh hymns. Henry T. Jones announced future Gymanfa events in Akron and Niles with Hughes again leading.
Trevor Williams ex soldier Dom Leon ex marine and Rowland Fisher named temporary police on city force during vacation period. They are all experienced in prior appointments and were recommended by Police Chief Robert D. Hanna, with council concurring.
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