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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

3

Hicks Receives Master of Music Degree at Westminster

Roger W. Hicks, 80m of Howard E. and Mrs. Hicks, earned the Master of Music at Westminster Choir College Princeton Ny. He will begin as minister of music at Avenue Road Church Toronto Aug 1. Hicks also holds a Bachelor of Music from Westminster and a sacred music degree from Nyack College.

Roger W. Hicks Howard E. Hicks Buzz &T New Castle High School NCW Castle Music Club Westminster Symphonic Choir New York Philharmonic Philadelphia Orchestra Leon Ard Bernstein Thomas Shippers Joseph Krips William Smith Westminster First Church of the ‘Nazarene Trenton Hicks Evelyn Jean Chappell Robert Chappell Edgewood Ave New Castle High Nyack Missionary College

Notable Attendees At Westminster Choir College Ceremonies

Attending the ceremonies were Howard Hicks Robert Chappell of New Castle Ellis Hicks and two daughters of Pittsburgh.

Westminster Choir College Howard Hicks Robert Chappells New Castle Ellis Hicks Pittsburgh

NAACP Leader Owes City Taxes in Routine Case

Philadelphia official says Cecil B. Moore, NAACP local chapter president, owes 1856 dollars in city taxes penalties and interest. Moore, who led mass picketing at a school project, faces a magistrate hearing for failing to file and pay three city taxes over seven years.

Philadelphia UPI Cecil B. Moore Martin E. Rotman National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Herman L. Mash Moore NAACP Rotman

Court Sets Date For Arguments In Price Fixing Cases

Two federal judges in Philadelphia will hear arguments starting June 18 to set trial dates for the first of 167 civil damage suits filed against 29 electrical equipment firms indicted on price fixing charges and fined nearly $2 million in 1961. Chief Judge Thomas J. Clary and Judge Joseph S. Lord 3d will preside.

Philadelphia UPS U. S. District Court Thomas J Clary Joseph S. Lord 3d

Birth of a son to the Croach family in Lorain

Mr and Mrs Julius Croach of Harrison Street announce the birth of a son to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Joseph Croach of 1223 Maple Drive Lorain Ohio on June 2 at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. Mrs Croach is formerly Jennie Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Vanassa of Uber Street.

Anthony Croach Harrison St Joseph Croach Maple Dr Lorain St. Joseph’s Hospital Croach Jennie Patterson New Castle Anthony Vanassa Uber St

City Tax Receipts Reach $951 567 With Penalty Looming

City property tax collections total $951 567 with $174 734 unpaid, about 84.4 percent of the 1963 bill of $1 126 302. Last year at this time receipts were $962 336 with $161 529 outstanding. Delinquent 1962 taxes totaling $46 190 will be filed July 1 and may be paid in the treasurer’s office until June 28. This year’s taxes are due at face value through June 30 with a five percent penalty starting July 1.

Marie C. Hanlon

Atlas ICBM Launch From Vandenberg AFB

The Air Force successfully launched an Atlas E intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California in an evaluation of the weapons system. The 82 foot missile rose from its bunker seconds before a 4,000 mile test flight to a Pacific Ocean target area.

Vandenberg Afb Calif

FASTEETH Promises Secure Denture Comfort and Fresh Breath

FASTEETH powder prevents teeth from slipping and wobbling while eating and talking. It has no gummy taste, does not cause nausea, is alkaline, and helps control denture odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.

Highland WCTU Members Plan Cascade Park Breakfast

The Highland WCTU unit will hold a 9:30 a.m. breakfast at Cascade Park tomorrow. Mrs. F Dickson Marshall will direct the program.

Highland Union Highland Wctu Cascade Park F. Dickson Marshall

Man suffers shoulder fracture in fall at Universal Rundle

Henry Snyder, 50, of 9 W Fairmont Ave, fractured left shoulder after a fall on steps while working at Universal Rundle Corp. He is in good condition. Two boys, Charles Fobes, 13, and David Suber, 6, also treated and released for fractures from falls at home and bike and swing incidents.

Henry Snyder W. Fairmont Ave Universal Rundle Corp Jameson Memorial Hospital Charles Fobes Falls Ave David Suber Pulaski Rd

Goulet to Wed Carol Lawrence in New York

Actor Robert Goulet 29 and actress Carol Lawrence 30 announced plans to marry on August 12 in New York. Goulet, Canadian star of Camelot, and Lawrence from the original West Side Story Broadway production have each been married once before.

Stateline New UPI Robert Goulet Carol Lawrence New York Goulet Camelot Miss Lawrence

Delinquent Taxes Rise as Sale Nears in City

Delinquent property tax collections for May totaled 34 165 dollars, lifting five month earnings to 53 677 dollars, up from 28 418 dollars in early 1962. City Solicitor James L. Scarazzo says the approaching sale motivates owners to pay rather than risk auction. All 1961 and earlier back taxes will be sold at 10 am June 24 in city hall as the list shrinks from 648 to about ...

James L. Scarazzo

County reviews tax sale postponement and delinquent collections

The sale of 120 properties with outstanding taxes was postponed by the solicitor with court approval to allow more time to pay. January through April collections totaled 18,500 plus entries for liens, interest, and advertising costs. County commissioners will study budgets for possible fund transfers as several accounts run near deficit. Dodds sought approval to pay the $335 rent for the Sampson Street surplus food warehouse as county moves to new quarters on Beaver Street.

George Bolinger Dodds Sampson St S. Beaver St

Dodds seeks study of county surplus food budget

County Controller Andrew M. Dodds urged commissioners yesterday to form a formal study of the county surplus food program and its budgeting. He said a review could identify cost savings and improve distribution to agencies and residents.

Andrew M. Dodds

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