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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

2

Saddle-Harness Association Plans For Horse Shows

Lawrence County Saddle and Harness Association resumes its horse shows with an intercounty event on Saturday June 14 at the Saddle club grounds rear of Cascade Park. Licensed judge will oversee judging for New Castle Girl Scouts proceeds. Ed McKibben chairs. events start 1:00 pm with trophies and ribbons. Entry details from any club member or secretary Mrs Elmer Perdue Volant RD 3.

Lawrence County Saddle and Harness Association Saddle Club Cascade Park New Castle Ed McKibben Rom Club Elmer Perdue Volant, R.D

Rifle Range to Open at Camp Agawam This Summer

The Boy Scout Camp Agawam will install a permanent rifle range this summer. Thorn ton Allen and John Porter lead range instruction with weekly actual-fire sessions under coaches. Clifford L. Jones announces weekly simulated firing and marksman safety drills as part of the camp season.

Agawam Thornton Allen John Porter Clifford L. Jones Lawrence County Council

France prepares for Red sitdown protests amid arrests

France tightens security at key sites including Renault works where about 600 militants are suspected of planning disruption. Police examine seized Communist headquarters documents as officials fear a broader general strike if the sitdown action succeeds.

Renault Automobile Works Duclos

British Vows to Shut Red Radio Station in East Berlin Sector

West Berlin papers urged Britain to close the Communist radio outlet. After threats and harassment by East Berliners, a spokesman said Britain acted at last. A postman’s badge hints at long service while a symbol named Gospel signals good news.

West Berlin

Deaths Of The Day George Jenkins and Mary Patterson

George Jenkins aged 64 of 837 Lathrop street died Monday at 3 20 p m after illness begun in November He was born June 21 1887 in Trebanos Wales and worked at Shenando Pottery Surviving are a widow three sons Charles Fred George W a daughter Ruth Dunlap Mrs A E Bartberger a step daughter Mrs E R B Trimmer York Pa three brothers two sisters and thirteen grandchildren Funeral Thursday 1 30 p m from Howard L Reynolds funeral home Adams street with Jack G Allison officiating Interment Oak Park cemetery Friends may call today 7 9 p m and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m Also Mary Elizabeth Patterson aged 73 widow of G Homer Patterson of Dean Block South Croton avenue died Monday in Jameson Memorial Hospital after extended illness Born Hendersonville Pa February 8 1879 she lived in Ellwood City 45 years Was Epworth Methodist church member Surviving three daughters Vida E Patterson North Olmstead OH Jean Smith Cleveland 602 Anna M Abraham Ellwood City seven grandchildren Funeral Thursday June 5 at 1 30 p m from R L Boyd funeral home Jefferson Street Dr William Stafford Scott officiating Interment Greenwood cemetery Family hours 2 4 and 7 9 p m today and Wednesday.

George Jenkins Lathrop Street Trebanos Wales David Mary Jane Dolling Jenkins Shenadgo Pottery Jenkins Laura B. Cartwright Jenkins Charles D Fred T George W. Jenkins Ruth Dunlap A. E. Bartberger E. RB. Trimmer York David J. and Thomas Stanley McDonald, Pa Joseph Dukes Edward Pritchard Howard L. Reynolds Adams Street Jack G. Allison Washington Union Church Oak Park Cemetery Mary Elizabeth Patterson G. Homer Patterson Dean Block South Croton Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Hendersonville Enos Nora McGee Snider Epworth Methodist Church Vida E. Patterson North Olmstead Ohio Jean Smith Cleveland Anna M. Abraham Ellwood City R. L. Boyd North Jefferson Street William Stafford Scott Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery Stella Coryea New Castle Hospital J. C Damarus Karnes Smith Frank W. Coryea Coryea First Baptist Church C. W. Smith Raymond J. Smith Mary C. Smith Cunningham Funeral Home East Washington Street Chestnut Garth Koch Willie R. Payne Winona Smith Moravia Street Church of God In Christ R. L. Anderson Bethel Ame Church Shepherd Bell Wood Ala Payne Geneva Perry Adeline Clark W. P. Payne Fastern Star Ladies Aid Society Bethel A.M.E Church Choir AME Church of Oxie Wallace Henry Payne O. V. Payne City

Mrs Rose Dentino Dies After Long Illness In City

Mrs Rose Dentino aged 55 wife of Joseph Dentino of 16 East Reynolds street died at her daughter Mrs Joseph Offredo home 901 South Mercer street at 545 pm Monday June 2 after a long illness Born in Maiorano D Progani Italy August 15 1896 she lived here 51 years and belonged to St Vitus church Addolorato Society and the L C B A Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Mary Giangiulio and Mrs Irene Offredo a sister Mrs Maria Stoner and six grandchildren all of this city Funeral services will be held at Pagley and Micco funeral home.

Rose Dentino Joseph Dentino East Reynolds Street Joseph Offredo South Mercer Street Maiorano D’progani Italy Pietro and Rachele Mario Sanotonradio St. Vitus Church Addolorato Society of the Church L.C.B.A. Society Joseph Mary Giangiulio Irene Offredo Maria Stoner Pagley and Micco

Funeral notices overload at local church and cemetery

Multiple obituaries describe services for Stella Coryea, Willie Payne, and John I. Reaney. Coryea’s rites are at St Vitus and Cunningham Funeral Home with interment in Greenwood. Payne’s service is at Church of God in Christ with burial in Bell Wood, Alabama. Reaney’s funeral is at New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church followed by interment at Hillcrest Memorial Park.

John I. Reaney New Wilmington

Bus Operators Strike Looms Over Wage Battle

Federal Labor Conciliator Charles R. Ward plans talks in the city with Fisher to avert a walkout as operators push for a 10 cent immediate raise plus 2 cent by December 1 while workers demand 12 cents plus 6 cents fringe. Company says current pay is 1.38 per hour with hospitalization insurance, a 1500 policy, two weeks vacation after one year, and extra pay on holidays.

Charles R. Ward Fisher Samuel Friedman Shenango Valley Transportation Company

Card Of Thanks and Notes From Families

We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy during our bereavement and for flowers and cars donated. Pagley and Pascarella families express appreciation. Also a note observing February has five Sundays about three times per century and Holland’s tulip cultivation.

Donatad

Proclamation for National Secretaries Week by New Castle Mayor

Edward A DeCarbo mayor of New Castle designates June 17 as National Secretaries Week in cooperation with the National Secretaries Association. The proclamation honors the local New Castle chapter formed in July 1947 and its members for civic professional educational and social contributions.

Missouri National Secretaries Association United States New Castle Edward A. DeCarbo

Overtures for Resumption of Wage Parley Amid Steel Strike

The Taft Hartley era moves. Murray orders walkout after a court ruling, then Sawyer to return mills to owners. Officials call the strike orderly as furnaces burn on, while government bans steel shipments to consumer durable goods makers to cushion defense programs. Congress awaits another White House message, with possible delay.

Murray Commerce Sawyer White House

Price Family Notice of Sympathy and Flowers

Neighbors and relatives extend kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father Calvin Price. The Price family gratefully acknowledges beautiful flowers donated in his memory.

Calvin Price Price

Eisenhower Heads for Abilene as GOP primary tests loom

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower moves toward Abilene after a final primary test before the July 7 Republican convention. South Dakota voters weigh 14 GOP delegate votes while California's contest features Warren versus an uncommitted faction. Dewey aide James Hagerty meets with Eisenhower’s advisers as the general prepares to relinquish his army post if nominated. Eisenhower’s Washington day covers European defense talks and a fourth Distinguished Service Medal cluster from President Truman.

South Dakota Sen Taft California Gov Warren Golden State Chicago Eisenhower Dewey Thomas E. Dewey James Hagerty Hagerty Albany Abilene Washington Pentagon Truman

Reds ordered to haul down flags after interview at compound

Authorities ordered the Reds to remove 30 flags from inside the compound including two Chinese Communist banners and the Soviet hammer and sickle flag. An interview with the leader of compound 92 was conducted but not released. A UN machine gun incident at compound 78 killed one North Korean and wounded another, while the dead prisoner and wounded man were carried inside the enclosure.

Boatner Compound Oy Laone Soviet Russia Compound 92 Boamer Kose United Nations Compound 78

Wounded Man Aided By U N Medical Team At Compound Gate

An allied guard fired buckshot at two North Koreans wounded at the gate of compound 602 during a Monday night incident. A later official statement said one prisoner tried to flee toward allied troops, prompting the medical team to rush to the scene.

U. N

Cargo Plane Skids Into Belly Landing at Philadelphia Airport

A cargo plane from Detroit made an emergency belly landing at Philadelphia International Airport after landing gear failed. Pilot Capt. E Stanton and co pilot escaped uninjured as craft tore along parts of two runways. The Meter Air Transportation Corp operated the aircraft.

Philadelphia Detroit International E. Stanton New York Meter Air Transportation Corp

Pa Newe Observes Clock at Court House inoperative

Pa Newe notes the Court House dome clock is not working while 129 births were recorded at Jameson Memorial Hospital in May with 65 boys and 64 girls.

Pa Newe Court House Dome Jameson Memorial Hospital

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