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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
9
Public flowers and mower displays will fill a large show space this week. Layw club sponsors the event with free entry and no advance reservations. Exhibits must be placed by Thursday morning, with judging at 2 o'clock.
B J Biondi operator Rainbow Terrace Cascade Park announces a new dance plan starting June 7. Entrance to the pavilion will be free for all while dances cost five cents each. The plan recalls when elderly spectators accompanied children. It aims to boost park patronage in this beautiful area.
Maso Charles B Mayne and colleagues appeared at the courthouse over a proposed bridge across Ness Manock Creek at the terminus of uptown South Mercer Street. The city WPA plans may be affected this summer with potential employment changes. Police enforce parking meter rules strictly. exemptions require valid justification. A Public Utilities Commission hearing on bus service stoppage is set for Monday at City Hall. Rainbow Terrace fireworks cost B J Biondi about $100 to stage at Rain bow Terrace Cascade Park on May 20. Police may crack down on cars with lights on against traffic at night. Clerks police and firemen begin vacations. extra staff placed to cover shifts.
Robert K. Murray former director of parks and recreation studies in Dayton will meet George W. Ervin in New Castle to confer on housing and recreational matters in defense industry centers. Murray is completing a survey in the Pittsburgh district for the Federal Security Agency in Washington.
Bridgeport Conn June 4 Marian Downey, tenor, was awarded a divorce from Morton Downey in Superior Court. Downey was granted custody of five children. The couple married in New York City January 28, 192. Burbs Bennett, Downey’s former wife, made no appearance. Bennett family includes actor Rachal Bennett and actresses Joan and Constance Bennett.
A parade of applicants listed include Frank R Holliday and Margaret H Plush in New Castle addresses, with several others from Ellwood City Mahoningtown and Volant. The compilation notes names and street locations for licenses as authorities prepare to finalize proceedings. International coverage notes federal and state conciliators racing to set conferences in the CIO strike affecting two Great Lakes plants.
The work stoppage hits about 1000 workers at the main Great Lakes Steel plant and its Michigan Steel subsidiary in suburban Ecorse, halting a portion of steel production essential for national defense.
Rotary International announces J Lee McFate governor elect for District 178 of Rotary and New Castle club member will be secretary of the Club Service assembly for the 1841 Denver convention June 15 to 20. More than 9 000 delegates from around the world expected to attend. McFate departed New Castle for Denver Wednesday morning. Our Lady s Sodality At Vitus church will meet Thursday at 7 30 in the convent hall for its regular session.
Girls aged 12 to 18 join a weekend at East Brock with seven orations due by evening. Program features camp fires, wiener roasts, hikes, swimming, and meals from Mrs Mills menu. Committee includes Phyllis Barry Helen Hates Phyllis Pugh Lois Leach Pat Kyradel. Last year’s counselors and Miss Ruth pianist return for the weekend from Friday evening to Sunday evening.
Square Circle club members will meet in the Y W C A Thursday evening at an unspecified hour. The camp committee of the Y W C A will meet at the chairman's home, Mrs. W L.
On the Wilmington road Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock J Caldwell leads talks on Americanism and the push to produce superior planes. The meeting discusses building upgraded fighters amid brass hats’ disagreements on new models.
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