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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1946

Page

2

Social Security Plan Expands Benefits for Younger Workers

Edward J Linder of the New Castle Social Security office announced a paid up status plan for younger workers. Those with 40 quarters of coverage can receive monthly benefits at 65 even if they stop working in covered employment. For 1946 earnings, $50 in a quarter or $3,000 in a year earns 40 quarters. Older workers have different requirements.

Edward J Linder New Castle Social Security Board Linder

Italy Reaches Referendum Result Ends Monarchy

Premier de Gasperi announced the tally from the plebiscite as Italy moves toward a republic. The interior ministry prepared for possible disorder while the royal household awaited the supreme court review before recognition of the republic. King Humbert considered leaving if the final count rejects the monarchy. Returns show Christian Democrats leading the new constituent assembly.

Interior Ministry Alcide de Gasperi Humbert Quirinal Palace Supreme Court Republic Italy Christian Democratic Party

Driscoll Wins Republican Nomination for New Jersey Governor

In Trenton Alfred E. Driscoll defeated former Gov Harold Hoffman to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Driscoll led with 232 933 votes to 167 179 for Hoffman amid claims that Frank Hague's Democratic machine aided his rival. He will face Democrat Lewis G Hansen in November.

Trenton N. J INS Walter E. Edge Alfred E. Driscoll Harold Hoffman Driscoll Hoffman Lewis G. Hansen Hoffmen Frank Hague Machcine Hague Hotiman

Churchill Opposes Break With Franco

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill today opposed a United Nations subcommittee recommendation for a diplomatic break with Franco's government in Spain. He likened the proposal to Britain's Labour regime.

London INS Winston Churchill United Nations Subcommittee Spain Britain

Dog in Mt Jackson Area Put Down and Rabies Test Ordered

A strangely acting dog in the Mt Jackson area was disposed of by Norman Kuhn and its head sent to Harrisburg for rabies testing. The animal had bitten several dogs and a pig before being shot. The pig was killed and buried after acting quietly.

Mt. Jackson Norman Kuhn North Beaver Township Harrisburg

Seeds Of New World War Are Now Being Sown

London June 5 Winston Churchill warned that behind the Russian iron curtain seeds of a new world war are being sown. He spoke as House debates on foreign affairs continued and said the Soviet government harmed itself and chilled friendships in the English speaking world.

London Winston Churchill Europe House of Commons

Peaceful Entry Into Harbin Hope of Gen Marshall

The article reports expectations of a bloodless entry into Harbin by Nationalist troops amid hard fighting with Communist forces. It notes the risk of international tension with 50 000 to 70 000 Russian residents in Harbin and mentions envoys Byroade and the truce team seeking a peaceful resolution after negotiations.

Harbin Marshall United States China Manchuria Chiang Kai-Shek

Three Injured In Freak Auto Crash In Harrisburg

Three Steelton men Anthony Marchese 21 Joseph Tibadar 22 and Anthony Gromik 30 were injured when their car sidewiped a parked auto and shoved another into a residence near their home in Harrisburg. Damages were about 800 dollars.

Harrisburg INS Steelton Anthony Marchese River Joseph Tibadar Anthony Gromik

Deaths of the Day Chronicle Several Noted Local Obituaries

Mrs. R. M. Shields of New Bedford dies at 70 after living in the area. Survived by husband, two children Thelma and Harry, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Hopewell church with burial in Hopewell cemetery. Anne Jane Wallace Hoffmaster aged 83 of Edenburg dies after extended illness. Survived by son Prof William A. Hoffmaster, daughters, brother, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral plans pending. Sally Wallace Pitzer of 805 West Clayton Street dies. funeral and pallbearers listed. Greenwood Cemetery interment. John Powell, 71, of Chewton dies after long illness. survived by wife and six children. services at St Monica’s Church and St. Agatha’s Cemetery. Jennie Kibler of New Galilee funeral held. interment Union Cemetery. Wilbur M. Summers of Bessemer funeral held. pallbearers named. interment Zion Cemetery.

Anna Morehouse Shields R. M. Shields New Bedford New Bedford Church Thelma Harry H. Shields Viola Pettit This City Peter Perry Akron Kenneth Hobart Shields Kelley Hubbard New Bedford Hopewell Church Hopewell Cemetery Anne J. W. Hoffmaster Anne Jane Wallace Hoffmaster Edenburg Delmer Hoffmaster Hoffmaster Robert Maria Pence Wallace Mahoning Township William Asa Hoffmaster Edenburgz Francis G. Simonton Assa Hoffmaster James G. Wallace Alfred Hoffmaster New Castle Donald Hoffmaster Stillwater Okla Janet David Hoffmaster Stilwater OkKla Reed Nanc Hofffmaster Campbell East North Street Sally Wallace Pitzer West Clayton Street Mahoning Funeral Home R. L. McKibben Bert Baldwin Reuben Wallace George Stockley Alex Johnson Clinton B. Pitzer Greenwood Cemetery John Powell Chewton Caroline Powell Mary Kimeko Ellwood City Frank Helen Houk Monica Bognoski Andy Joseph Powell St. Monica's Church Wampum St. Agatha’s Cemetery Wilbur M. Summers Bessemer Cunningham Funeral Home E. Chester Crabb Joseph Stanish Donald Anderson Joseph Wallage Oliver Swagger Joseph Susany Glenn Connor Zion Cemetery

Deer Crossing Signs Erected in Beaver County Area

New Deer Crossing signs appeared midway between New Galilee and a busy concrete highway. Wardens plan further postings in Beaver County over the coming weeks at deer crossing points.

New Galilee Beaver County

Davy Family Thanks for Kindness After Loss

The family of Mrs. Bessie Davy thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during illness and death. They appreciate flowers and cars donated in memory of wife and mother Mrs. Bessie Davy signed Weslfy Davy Blanchf Fe Davy Locat

Bessie Davy Weslfy Davy Davy

Fathers Sons Wolves Banquet at The Castleton

Wolves club honored its members sons and two fathers at a Tuesday dinner meeting at The Castleton. Roland Crisei played piano as Louis Round of Pennsylvania Power spoke on This Is America. Alfred Simpson urged June 11 board meeting. Humbert Fazzone announced a clothing drive for Italy with pins. next meeting June 18.

Wolves Club Castleton Roland Crisei Daniel J Moretti Frank Moretti Joseph Bordonaro Louis Round Pennsylvania Power Company Round America Alfred Simpson Real Estate Board Court House Humbert Fazzone Castle Hills Angelo Frediani Italy

Hunter's Mistake Wounds A. Wells

Arthur Wells, 42, of 1101 Scioto Street, was shot by Paul E. Grist, 16, in a mistaken groundhog hunt near Harbor Bridge. Wells, not seriously injured, lay on the ground wearing a brown hat and coat. Grist and three companions face a charge of shooting a human in mistake for game before Alderman J C Brice.

Arthur Wells Scioto Street New Castle Hospital Shenango River Erie Railroad Harbor Bridge Paul E. Grist Bessemer Wells Grist J.C. Brice

Fire sweeps hotel. many perish in blaze and explosions

Fire Commissioner Michael Corrigan called it the worst fire in 31 years as a hotel tragedy killed many guests. About 30 firefighters were overcome by smoke but resumed duties, while frantic guests dropped belongings to streets below.

Michael Corrigan James Gibbons Todo

May births fall short of record as June pace looms

The hospital reports 8 and 7 births in May versus 66 last May, with June 1945 yielding a monthly record of 101. Canada says 1945 US tourist spending reached 164 million in Canada and 83 million in the US, up 41 to 45 percent year over year. Ontario attracted over 5 million in US tourist spending. A law to compel strikers? Then propose one to force Bing to sing for radio listeners.

U. S Canada U.S Ontario Hien Bing

Black Marketers Sentencing Set for June Thirteen

Twenty two defendants who pleaded guilty in sugar black market activity face sentencing on June 13 in federal court. Judge Wallace S. Gourley indicated penalties could range from one to 30 years and fines up to 100000 dollars. A minor fire at 306 West Grant street caused by an electric welding machine was quickly contained with no action needed by firefighters.

Pittsburgh Wallace S. Gourkey West Grant Street James F. Thomas

Truce Arranged in China Civil War for 15 Days

General George C. Marshall has mediated a 15 day truce in the Chinese civil conflict to begin within 24 hours. Chou En Lai says the draft halt lasts to February 15 with a holiday from now until October 15, when renewal may be authorized. Selective service is under a stop gap extension through July 1 with exemptions for teenagers and fathers.

Nanking INS George C. Marshall Truman China Chou En-Lai

Teen age draft restored by Senate action

The Senate Military Committee backed a measure to extend selective service until May 15 1947. It prohibits drafting men with dependent children and caps total Army strength at one million seventy thousand as of July 11 1947, drafting only enough volunteers to meet the gap.

Senate Military Committee

Broken unit causes North Hill street lights outage

A porcelain unit feeding a rooftop light on Elizabeth Street failed after a stone or missile struck it. The outage darkened all street lights north of Elizabeth Street from 9 39 p m to 10 20 p m Tuesday.

North Hill Elizabeth Street

You May Not Suffer Acid Stomach Pain Again

Advert asks readers to try Udga and meigestron for relief from acid stomach ulcers and heartburn. Claims promise rapid relief within five minutes or double money back. Ends with note that Echerd's Drug stores carry the product.

Cain Echerd

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