Metropolitan Sewer Survey Plan Aids Cooperation
City officials and six townships join Greater New Castle Assn to seek county funding for a 22000 dollar metropolitan sewage survey affecting about 70000 people. A. L. Heberling of Consoer Townsend says six months to report after contract. plan centers on city trunk lines and Mahoningtown plant improvements. Mayor DeCarbo backs GNCA partnership to speed county approval and reduce red tape.
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Greater New Castle Assn
Edward A. DeCarbo
GNCA
A. L. Heberling
Consoer
Townsend Associates
John L. Black
Association
DeCarbo
Heberling
Mahoningtown
J. L. Harvey
State Dept. of Health
Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes
City exits and county roads carry warnings for motorists and pedestrians. A missing turn sign at Mill and Washington Street leads out of state drivers to misjudge turns. The area hosts many bikes wagons and toys on sidewalks risking injuries and theft at night. parents should bring in play items.
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Mill
Washington St
Anti trust ruling may open way for more suits
Justice Brennan delivered a decision by a minority of the Supreme Court after three justices did not participate. The ruling interprets the Clayton Act to allow suits any time there is a reasonable likelihood of monopoly, applying to acquisitions in customer or rival firms, with Du Pont and General Motors cited for a 1917 stock purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Brennan Jr
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
General Motors Corp
du Pont
Pool Type Research Reactor Planned Near DuBois Quehanna Site
The Atomic Energy Commission will issue a permit to Curtiss-Wright Corp for a pool-type research reactor at its Quehanna site near DuBois and Clearfield, Pennsylvania. Estimated cost is 2,470,000 dollars. Nuclear studies have been planned at Quehanna since Curtiss-Wright established its R&D center in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Pennsylvania
Quehanna
DuBois
Clearfield
Lamolli Held by Grand Jury on Two Counts
Lamolli faces two counts in grand jury action. He admitted tying Torres in a woods encounter over a woman, then lured Mrs Stowe and Gonzales to the scene. Gonzales said he was beaten and robbed of 140 dollars before a fatal shooting occurred. He was captured after a crash in Somerset County and will be held for criminal court.
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Torres
Gonzales
Lamolli
Youngstown
Billy Graham Extends New York Crusade to July 21
Billy Graham told a Madison Square Garden crowd of 17 000 that his New York Crusade will run three weeks longer than planned through July 21. He announced open air sermons at Polo Grounds on June 30 and Yankee Stadium on July 21, capable of reaching 52000 and 67000 respectively.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Graham
New York Giants
Yankees
Flood Warnings Spread Across Five States
Weather officials issued new flood warnings as rivers rose above flood stage in Delta area while Texas and Oklahoma face overwhelmed lakes and reservoirs. The Colorado River nears flood stage in Texas and the Red River is forecast to overflow into Arkansas Louisiana. Showers and thunderstorms expected from Texas to the Gulf States and Ohio Valley with fair skies west of the Rockies.
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Delta
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado River
Red River
Arkansas
Louisiana
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Rockies
New England
Beck, Jr faces probes over Teamster funds
Dave Beck Jr and Joseph McEvoy, nephew of Dave Beck Sr, were summoned as witnesses in a probe into nine million dollars channeled through a mortgage firm for Teamster Union investments. Both fled subpoenas for weeks amid the committee inquiry.
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Junior
Joseph McEvoy
Beck
Teamster Union
Young Beck
McEvoy
Dave Sr
Britain Ready To Cut Nuclear Tests
London sources say Britain will halve its hydrogen bomb tests amid public opposition to Pacific testing. No further drops near Christmas Island after the third explosion this week. Scientists report the two tests so far were successful and one more test may suffice to check data. original plan called for at least six tests.
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London
Britain
South Pacific
Christmas Island
Pacific
May Restore Some Funds For Mental Hospitals
Harrisburg insiders report Senate Republicans move to restore some of the cuts to mental hospitals as Gov. George M. Leader seeks to salvage his 1.6 billion general fund budget for the biennium. Negotiations with Democratic leaders aim to avert a larger dispute over 94.5 million in allocations.
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Harrisburg
INS
Senate
GOP
George M. Leader
First comprehensive U S postal law enacted by Congress in 1792
The article notes that the first comprehensive postal law in the United States was enacted by Congress in 1792, marking a milestone in federal mail regulation and service development.
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Congress
Third Nuclear Test Delayed Due to Incomplete Experiments
The third device, rated at 10 000 tons of TNT, was to be carried by a captive balloon and detonated at 500 feet. Scientists said key experiments were not ready, and two safety devices were planned to prevent a balloon break free. An evaluation meeting was set for this afternoon ahead of a weather permitting Wednesday detonation.
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AEC
Turnpike Trials Start Highlight Alleged Fraud
The state charges Mann Mine Research and Development Co of Reading with fraud for allegedly negotiating contracts with the Turnpike Commission to fill abandoned coal mines along the northeastern extension between Norristown and Scranton. The scheme is said to defraud the commission of nearly twenty million dollars.
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Turnpike
Mann-Mine Research and Develment Co
Reading
Commission
Norristown
Scranton
Turnpike Commission
Mrs. Ruth Provance Treated After Car Door Finger Injury
Ruth Provance of 2003 Delaware Ave. was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 10 55 a m after a car door mangled her middle finger. She was released to go home.
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Ruth Provance
Delaware Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Detergent Production Touts Petroleum Origins
A report notes that about a billion pounds of detergents are produced from petroleum each year, highlighting the chemical link between crude oil and cleaning agents.
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Cleveland
Deaths Of The Day Notices From Local Funeral Directory
The day’s death notices list six funerals with interment locations and caller hours. Earl C. Gosnell 72 of Pulaski RD 1 dies at 8 45 a m after a heart attack born August 10 1885 in Bellaire Ohio survived by two wives Ruth Garbett and Anna Funk Gosnell and many children and in laws. services Friday at 2 p m at Pulaski RD 1. Other obituaries include Nellie A Houk 70, M Herman George 85, Mrs William J Wimer 89, Mrs Fred Brundert 68 and several survivors and funeral arrangements with local churches, homes, and cemeteries listed.
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Earl C. Gosnell
Pulaski RD
Bellaire
William and
Elmira Gosnell
Anna Funk Gosnell
Ruth Garbett
Gosnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Western Star Lodge
Youngstown
New Castle
AASA
Syria Temple
Pittsburgh
Ant-More Grotto
Bertha Hood
Sharon
Mildred Newbury
Warren, O
Wilma Smith
This City
Louise Pritchard
Earl Jr
West Middlesex
Margeryetta Ramsey
William
Greenville
Nancy Ramsey
Gloria Jean
Jack Garbett
Cincinnati
Fred Garbett
US Air Force
Lake Charles
Myrtle Cunnningham
Carthage
Leonard Gosnell
Medina
Robert Co. Johnston
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Cunningham Funeral
Nellie A. Houk
Elizabeth St
A. L. Houk
Joseph B. Leyde
Cuyler Ferguson
Oak Park
Houk
Lawrence County
James E
Mary Cooper Thompson
Rachel Rebekah Lodge No. 40
The
Dames of Malta
Honor Protective Assa
Third UP Church
Floyd M. Houk
A. L
Lee) Houk
Louis T. Houk
Mildreda McKibben
Charles W. Thompson
James G. Thompson
Harrisville
Mary McGill
Stella Beighley
Rachel McBride
Grove City
Laura Duffy
Riverside
Calif
Helen Narr
M. Herman George
E. Wallace Ave
Claypoole
Indiana
Leechburg
John
Barbara Shaffer George
George Ia Fulkerson George
George
New Castle Works
First Methodist Church
Westminster Lodge
Valley of New Castle
Margaret F. Evens
Chicago
Iil
Mary Cartwright
I. E. George
John R. Hodge
Wallace Ave
Wallace C. Calvert
Graceland Cemetery
William J. Wimner
William J. Wimer
John Schneider
Hazel St
Martha E. Heineman
Wimer
Johnstown
Mary Elizabeth Meyer Heineman
Edna Woodford
Akron
Bessie Schneider
Blanche Hollebaugh
Vallejo
Anna L. Green
East Liverpool
Florence Schneider
William Wimer
Goodland
Ind
Emerson Wimer
Youngsville
Clara Moore
Salem
George Farntz
Canfield
Reynolds Funeral Home
Adams St
Cuyler N. Ferguson
Neshannock UP Cemetery
Fred Brundert
Sophia Schenker
Center Church Rd
DeCarbo
H. D. Poellet
Brundert
Shass
Transylvania
Martin
Sara Schenker
Christ Lutheran Church
Central Verband Saxon
Michael Wonner
Norfolk
Minnie Schenker
Fred D. Brundert
Fou
Olive Keys
Elizabeth Hartman
Esther
Margaret Brundert
Metal in Eye Injures Local Worker at Home
Harvey Reynolds age 47 was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a piece of metal fell into his eye while he was drilling at home. He was discharged following treatment.
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Harvey Reynolds
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Army Reserve Units Train In Towns Nationwide
Nationwide there are over 5300 company-size Army Reserve units conducting training in their own towns, reflecting broad reach of reserve forces training across communities.
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Washington
Army
Zoli Faces Confidence Votes in Italy Before Senate
Premier designate Adone Zoli appears before the Senate for the first of two confidence votes to confirm his leadership of a potential first one party government since 1953. The CDP-led coalition holds 261 of 590 Senate seats with a crucial Deputies test later this week.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Senate
Zoli
Christian Democratic Party
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Antonio Segni
Giovanni Gronchi
Flu Epidemic Spurs Philippines State of Emergency Call
Manila doctors urged the health department to declare a national state of emergency as influenza spreads across the Philippines. Officials reported 548 deaths with 34 on Monday and 22,631 new cases that day, pushing total infections over 300,000 since the outbreak began.
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Manila
Health Department
Orient
Plans inquired on need for more post office funds
The House has allotted three billion one hundred ninety two million dollars for the mail service for FY 1958, which is 58 million less than the administration request. The President asks to restore the 58 million and add 92 million more to cover higher mail volumes this year.
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House
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Joe Smith
Wallace Morris
Clyde E. Hutchison
Hickory
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Phil McCreary
George Young
North Beaver
C. M. Paden
Joe McKim
Taylor
RCA
Motorola
Zenith
Long Ave
Arieleels
Myon
Kodak
Brownies
Kodak Reflex
Strauss-Hirshberg
Pa Newe
Um Uc
Jack Gerson
Washington Stat Mid
Russia
Jnitea Ress Racsimue
Washington, D. C
Lelewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Vienna
Austria
Charles E. Bohlen
Albin Krebs
United Press
Dave Beck, JR
Probers
John Paget
Door
San Francisco
Carmel Beach
Navy
Carmel
Willia
Soate
Bick
D. J. Hannon Company
E. Long Ave
New Castle, Pa
Jesse N. Kerr
Mill St
Simmon
Beauty
Haney’s
Philippines
P.O
Louis Buckenheimer, Jr
Virginia Ave
Rochester, Pa
Office Machines & Equipment CO
E. Washington St
Chevrolet
Keystone CO
W. Washington St
Andrew S. Lasky
Eleasure Ave
Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Home Office
Columbus
School of Modern Methods
NEW Castle Business College
S. Croton Ave
Kalamazoo Hardwick
Jappan Ranges
A. O Smith Road
Kalamazoo
Jefferson St
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