Mose Mancine Recounts California Move and Acting Career
Mose Mancine, known as Emil Mancine to friends, returns to New Castle after 18 years in California. He and wife Helen Vance Tumor formerly of Warren Ohio visit, with Mancine detailing work at Lockheed, Geller drama school, and recent film roles alongside Rory Calhoun. He notes close ties with Bob Sterling and others now in California, plans more golf and visits before returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Mose
Mancine
California
Chamber of
New Castle
Warren
New York City
Bullocks-Wilshire Co
Los Angeles
West Coast
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Geller Drama School
Rory Calhoun
Loretta Young
Joel McRea
Allied Artists
Bob
Anne Jeffries
Bell Aire
Jeffries Hart Sterling
Toby Fenati
Bob Garvin
Garvin
Cali
Fornia
Death in hospital fall prompts coroner probe
Mahoning County Coroner Dr D A Belinky investigates the death of Frank Korhan 50 who fell 50 feet from a fourth floor room at St Elizabeth hospital while attempting to escape.
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Youngstown— Mahoning County
D. A. Belinky
Frank Korhan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hospital Notes List of Patients and Births at local hospitals
A compiled roster lists patients with addresses across Edenburg Lowellville and New Castle areas. It notes newborns for Jameson Memorial Hospital and New Castle Hospital including families: Churchill, Yoder, Just, Palmer, Allegro, Bernstine among others with birth dates June 4 5.
Names and Addresses List From New Castle Area
A compiled roster lists residents and addresses including Richard McKee LuEtta Cunningham Marion Kosevic Mrs Reed Bernstine Helen Mars Clara Sinkule John Vitelli Henry Stamery Frances Sjubic Eileen Boron Ruth Hunter Delores Allegro James Ferrese Stacai Young Dorothy thes lith Pittsburg among others. Also noted discharges include Phillip Mike Mary Stoner Mike Mesel Gary Primavere Pollyanna Jessop and Jilda Warren with assorted street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuEtta Cunningham
W. Reynolds
Marion Kosevic
W. Long Ave
Reed Bernstine
Herrich St
Pateas
R. D
Helen Mars
New Galilee
Clara Sinkule
N. Liberty
John Vitelli
St Henry Stamery
Audley Ave
Josephine Mooney
Long Ave
Frances Sjubic
Boy Injures Thumb At Home In Idlewild Drive
Six year old Kenny Martin of Idlewild Drive was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 12 15 p m Monday for a laceration of the left thumb after it was snagged on a projecting nail.
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Lowellville
Francis Grist
Cchildren
Samuel
Roadway Express
Kenny Martin
Idlewild Drive
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Baby Injured Wrist in Mercer Street Incident
Linda Cassacchia a 20 month old girl from 907 N Mercer St was brought to Jameson Memorial hospital at 8 35 pm and then sent to a doctor after injuring her left wrist while her mother held her hand during a sudden jerk.
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Linda Cassacchia
N. Mercer St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Soviet Farming Far Behind U S Says Okla Farmers
Oklahoma men Charles Hellopeter and Harry Bathurst, returning from a Soviet trip, labeled Soviet agriculture a monstrosity of wasted manpower and 50 years behind the United States. They noted women do most farm work while men perform few tasks.
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Robert E. Thompson Washington
INS
Russia
United States
Charles Hellopeter
Harry Bathurst
Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma Publishing Co
WKYTV
Oklahoma City
Hellopeter
Bathurst
U. S
Hollopter
Premier U Nu Resigns as Burma Premier
U Nu announced his resignation in Rangoon, saying he will devote time to reorganizing his Anti Fascist Peoples Freedom League. He cited discontent with Burma's neutral role amid East West divisions and will be succeeded by defense minister U Ba Swe.
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Rangoon
Burma
U Nu
Asia
Jawaharlal Nehru
U Ba Swe
Peoples Freedom League
Plan to Restore Saar to Germany By January
In a Luxembourg nine hour talks, French Premier Guy Mollet and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer outline plans to restore the Saar to Germany by January 1, 1957. They agree to politically rejoin Germany and merge Saar economy with Germany after a three year interim, ending decades of dispute over the coal and steel region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Guy Mollet
Wess
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Germany
Mollet
Adenauer
France
Class Of 1956 Hosts All Night Party at Cathedral
New Castle High School Class of 1956 plans an all night party in the cathedral. The event starts with a 6 30 p.m. class dinner for the class, teachers, and staff. An after dinner program is planned and may run until about 9 p.m. A recess will occur as many depart to pick up strengths or prior arrangements.
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New Castle High School
Cathedral
New Castle High 1956 Class Party Schedule
Dates and return for the big parent sponsored party start at 10 o clock with a floor show at 10 p.m. Doors close after the show. The Billy May band plays from 11 30 p.m. into the night. Prizes are drawn at intermissions and on a screen during the dance. Prizes at 3 30 p.m. and buffet refreshments all night. Curtains fall at 4 a.m. for the class event.
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Billy May
New Castle High School
County Democrats Set To Re Organize
County Democratic party to hold a reorganizational meeting on June 16 at 2 30 p m at the Court House. County Chairman Theodore Gannett announces plans to elect a vice chair and secretary and treasurer and to form committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Court House
Theodore Gannett
Mother of Six Burned To Death In Erie Truck Crash
A mother of six children, Clara Norcross, 42, died when a pickup sideswiped a utility pole in southern Erie. Her husband Eugene, 36, who was driving, was injured and taken to St Vincent Hospital. Albert and Mrs Hammerman, riding in the back, were involved in the crash during a birthday celebration outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clara Norcross
Kearsarge
Erie County
Eugene
St. Vincent Hospital
Albert Hammerman
Rescue Effort In Fire Ends With Survivors Battered
Police in a passing patrol car aided survivors attempting to reach Mrs. Norcross as flames forced them back. The Norcross children aged 5 to 16 included 10 year old twin girls.
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Norcross
Second U P church Men’s Group Monthly Dinner Talk
The Men’s Group of Second U P church meets for a 6 15 dinner at the church. Afterward Rev Rosamond C Kay Jr of Second Baptist church will discuss Segregation. An unrelated note mentions donkey domestication in the Nile valley.
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Second U. P
Rosamond C. Kay, Jr
Second Baptist Church
Rosamond
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Mose Mancine
Deep Freeze Owners
Axe’s
MT. Jackson, PA
Mt. Jackson
Bruce
Psi
Eareas
U Osuaaa
AIM
Keebler
Washington ST. ‘S
Es Een
Sharon
Lake Muskoka
Beaumaris
Ont
Canada
Nicholas M. Fellman
The
Andover
Richard Schoonover
Orwell
Mercer
Louis Vines
Pittsburgh
West View
Butler
Steve Olen
Lyndora
Eisenhower
Michael S. Karlitsky
Alen
Gertrude Morey
East
Evans City
General Electric
Kelly
Cohen
E. Washington St
Anna Hunt
Sarah Ann Downing
Edenburg
Rebecca Robins
Highland Ave
Barbara Ann Clark
E. Garfield Ave
Helen Kildoo
Jean Pavkovich
N. Jefferson St
Eva Shaffer
Adams St
Fern Nofsker
Katherine Ann Romeo
Wilmington Ave
Florence Taylor
Delaware Ave
Ezekiel Hagerty
Matilda Ave
Carol Cramer
Violet Flowers
N. Ray St
Rosetta White
Mildred Cartwright
County Line St
Frances Fehrenbach
E. Moody Ave
Helen McCormick
E. Wallace Ave
Vernie C. Stacy
Fred Tomlinson, Jr
Atlantic Ave
Marian Possuon
Hillsville
Martha Whiting
Ane Pusnik
John Weber
E. Euclid Ave
Leora Miner
Joseph Blundo
DuShane St
Jennie Hughes
Susan A. Riley and
New Castle Hospital
Anthony Allegro
St. W. Pittsburg
Morris Bernstine
Herrick Sr
Richard McKee
S. Jefferson St
Phillip Mike
E. Long
Mary Stoner
Mike Mesel
S. Jefferson
Gary Primavere
Washington St
Pollyanna Jessop
Volant
Jilda Warren
Smithfield St
Devoe
Yee
J. Clarence Malcom
Neshannock Ave
Eckerd
Nobelco
Valley of the
Nile
Egypt
Jack Gerson
Lugel
Pullman
Ale SL Way Luggage
PMC
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