Hospital fund donors named for 595000 New Castle drive
Five division roll shows contributions of 200 or more to the New Castle hospital building fund. Names include Anchor Sanitary, Elks 69, Flahertys, Hoyt family, Scarazzo group, Universal Rundle, Zaremba, and others with gifts from 200 to 15,000 dollars. Each applicant is fingerprinted at Civil Service examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Anchor Sanitary Corporation
B. P. O. Elks No. 69
James M. Barnes
Baron Hardware Company
John B. Barrett
Louis R. Berkheimer
Bordonaro and Canfora
Britton’s Cleaners
Castleton
Thomas J. Cunningham
F. Earl Eakin
William Figuly
Patrick J. Flaherty
Wilbur E. Flannery
Fleming Steel Company
James B. Foster, Sr
Friendly Furniture Store
George W. Garnett
James A. Gillespie
Joseph E. Ginsberg
Nathan N. Ginsberg
William E. Goodpaster
Louis Grossman
Edward Harms
Thomas H. Hartman
Alex Crawford Hoyt
May Emma Hoyt
Eliah Kaplan
J. F. P. Kennelly
Jesse N. Kerr
Keystone-Lawrence
William M. Knox
John H. Lamb
John G
J. Carl Miner
New Castle Lumber and Supply Company
New Castle News Company
New Castle Refractories
the Offutt Company
Joseph Pagley
Paul's Pharmacy
Jacob F. Perelman
Thruman C. Post
Vincent Prioletti
Alan Sherman
Smith Furnace Company
Ernest A. Snyder
Snyder Motor Car Company
South Side Service
Strauss-Hirshberg Company
the Thayer Company
Travelers Inn
Thomas R. Uber
Unione Calabro Society
Universal-Rundle Corporation
Rocco J. Vitale
Edward C. Wadding
John C. Watert
Philip Weiner
Charles H. Whalen
Clyde M. Whittaker
Paul Hays Wilson
the Winter Company
Women’s Club
Stanley R. Zaremba
Civil Service Commission
The Bride Wore White
A humorous tale of a groom in an extravagant gray and black outfit with a feigned antique influence. Beside him the bride, described as the class’s “dumb-bell,” faces a portrait of fashion satire as the couple stand ready to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Grateful Patient Gifts Endowment to Penn Medicine
A patient presents about 200000 to the University of Pennsylvania to create an endowment in the Graduate School of Medicine in gratitude for a remarkable surgical operation performed under the medical school's auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Graduate School of Medicine
University
Harold E. Stassen
Man And Woman Killed In Crash Near Pittsburgh
A man and a woman died Sunday after their car plowed into a ditch on Library road near Pittsburgh. Walter Kue, 29, of Cannonsburg, and Cath erine Pflumm, 20, of Pittsburgh, were killed when the vehicle ricocheted off an oncoming car, went through a bridge rail, overturned, and ejected them. Two other passengers were uninjured.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Library Road
Walter Kue
Cannonsburg
Catherine Pflumm
Penn State yearbook largest ever for 1949 class
The 1949 La Vie at Pennsylvania State College reflects growth with nearly 2,700 seniors pictured and featured in the yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Youths to Build Dams to Control California Floods
Sacramento California youth authority wards will spend 90 days in El Dorado National Forest building check dams to trap spring flood runoff and assure summer flows in mountain streams. The program combines youth rehabilitation wildlife restoration and water conservation as a single effort this summer.
Louis Lozzi Graduates From Jefferson Medical College
Louis Lozzi son of Mr and Mrs E Lozzi of 1504 Huron avenue was among 150 graduates at Jefferson Medical College 125th commencement in Philadelphia Governor James H Duff gave the address at the Academy of Music Lozzi studied at University of Pittsburgh and Franklin and Marshall college member of Phi Rho Sigma fraternity and several medical societies president of his class announced as interne at Chester Hospital His aim is to establish a general practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lozzi
E.lozzi
Huron Avenue
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
James H. Duff
Academy of Music
Iozzi
University of Pittsburgh
Franklin and Marshall College
Phi Rho Sigma
Chester Hospital
Chester
Czechoslovakia Haven for Negro American in Prague
Marshall Clay of Lexington, 32, the only American Negro in Czechoslovakia, is a former staff sergeant who spent five years in the army. He earned an A B from Morehouse College and did post graduate work at Atlanta University before studying at Charles University on the G I Bill. He reports no discrimination in Prague due to his color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
INS
Marshall Clay
Lexington
Czechoslovakia
Clay
Morehouse College
Atlanta Ga
Atlanta University
Charles University
New Floodlight Outshines Sun
General Electric announces an extremely photographic floodlight delivering seven to 15 times the intensity of bright daylight. The lamp targets high speed photography and motion pictures at speeds up to 8,000 frames per second, about 500 times the normal rate used in film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
INS
General Electric
G-E
Morgan Kinsman Rewards Friends In Sussex Bequest
John Junius Morgan, cousin of the late J P Morgan, left a fortune valued over a million dollars to six of the 700 residents of West Chiltington Sussex where he lived over 30 years. The retired bachelor financier died on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chiltington
Sussex
Eng
INS
John Junius Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Finance Firm Honors Leader Charles Watts on Silver Anniversary
J. J. Alexander of the Personal Finance Company in New Castle announces a coast to coast year long tribute to Charles H. Watts marking 25 years as head of the Personal organization. Watts serves as director of the National Better Business Bureau and sits on the board of Community Chests and Councils Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Alexander
New Castle
Personal
Charles H. Watts
Watts
Canada
Bees swarm blocks doorway at Winthrop home
In Winthrop Massachusetts a swarm of about 25 000 bees blocked Joseph J Mackeys house and forced the family to use the rear entrance until a beekeeper captured the swarm The report notes a horseshoe once used as a charm against witchcraft during the Middle Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Mass
Joseph J. Mackey
Mackey
Bride Wears White in Symbolic Vows Ceremony
The couple described the wedding as a traditional event with the bride in a white gown. Each hand was believed to symbolize a vow of love, marking a ceremonial emphasis on commitment.
Lighthouse Keeper Replaced by Robot at Long Beach Harbor
A new Long Beach harbor lighthouse will operate automatically with a $200,000 coast guard station. The old keeper’s duties vanish as the light fog signal and radio beacon run by remote control. The era of a human lighthouse man ends with the automated installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
INS
Long Beach Harbor
Coast Guard
FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth secure and comfy
Do false teeth wobble when talking or laughing? FASTEETH, a non acid powder sprinkled on plates, secures dentures for confidence and comfort with no gritty taste. Available at any drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pew
Coney Bros. Supply CO
Mahoning Ave
New Castle and
Bessemer, PA
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
International Harvester
Gallo
S. Jefferson St
Scott
Cork
Little Chester Johnson
ARMY
Army and Navy Store
W. Washington St
Waterman’s
Eoples Servvice
East Washington St
New Castle, Penna
Slop NG Gm Phioy
and & S
Sacremento
Medical College
Morgan Kinsman
Ryali Roebuck and CO
Sears
Miss
Miss Virginia Pierson
Evelyn Craine
Sharon, Pa
Elizabeth Pitzer
New Castle, Pa
Kenmore
N. Jefferson St
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