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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1950

Page

10

Steelworkers To Hold Picnic At Conneaut Lake Park

Plans near completion for the third annual United Steelworkers of America District No. 21 picnic set for Sunday September 10 at Conneaut Lake Park. Aimed to attract larger crowds than prior years, the event will feature an industrial exhibit from 30 participating companies, all under contract with USA. The day includes a ballroom dance with a pop orchestra and an extensive committee led by L H Jenkins and John H Graney with Vir ginia Iacobucci as secretary. District 21 covers eight counties and about 25 000 members. A survey notes about 40 million petty gamblers in the United States.

United Steelworkers of America Conneaut Lake Park Hotel Conneaut Lawrence Mercer Crawford Venango Forrest Warren McKean Erie Counties Steel Union L. H. Jenkins Erie John H. Graney Sharon U.S.A Virginia Iacobucci Albert Marino National Radiator Company Russell Powell Shenango Pottery Lion Daniel W. Skelly Samuel G. Neff C.I Ray Mathews Aetna Standard Martin Kovach National Tube Ellwood City Andrew Pasquariello Richard Bailey Frank Clinefelter Ocey Bosley

Best Chance Of Averting War Is Suggested

General Omar N. Bradley told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that war might come but chances are against it for now. He said the $1,222,500,000 arms aid program moves the U.S. closer to security for itself and friends and that the program serves both Europe and America. Bradley also noted possible flexibility if new weapons arise to aid Western Europe.

Washington INS Omar N. Bradley Congress Bradley House Foreign Affairs Committee Rep Smith Wis Europe Western Hemisphere Western Europe

Record attendance at New Castle playgrounds opens summer

Crowds flock to 15 playgrounds across the city with about 1500 children enjoying the opening day. Repairs improved facilities and supervised activities include softball tournaments pet shows crafts and mothers day events while summer swimming runs at Franklin and Washington pools with about 70 and 50 participants respectively. Rees Flannery heads city recreation with daily plans to keep grounds in good condition.

New Castle Washington Ben Franklin Franklin Pool Washington Pool Washington School Rees Flannery

Queen of Roses crowned at King Humbert Auxiliary event

Miss Josephine Costa was crowned queen of roses at a Sunday ceremony in the King Humbert Auxiliary hall on Division street. Her court included Sylvia Tranquillo and Ann Marone among others, with pastel gowns and Colonial bouquets. A program of vocal and dance performances followed, and refreshments ended the evening.

Josephine Costa King Humbert Division Street Sylvia Tranquillo Ann Marone Sue Sands Bessie Recupio Teresa Muscolino Ann. Vericelli Agnes Cepro Anita Angelucci Harry Berardi Josephine Mary Sunday Patricia Bully Anita DeCaprio Peggy Ezzo Mary Ann Shirley Williams Donna Masters Patsy Volpe A. Streddo Tranquillo Christine Bosco Arsenior Aromando Armando Vericelli Hazel Bully Anthony Costa Domenick DiCaprio Joseph Cepro

Hundred Special Trains For Scouts

Reading railroad plans more than 100 special trains to move about 47 000 Boy Scouts to Valley Forge for the national jamboree over the July 4 holiday. The trip, described as one of the largest peace time passenger operations, brings scouts from across the nation and parts of Canada Mexico and Europe. Early arrivals reach Valley Forge June 26 with departures ending July 8. Special trains will also run between Valley Forge and Philadelphia for spectators and parents.

Philadelphia INS Reading Railroad Valley Forge Canada Mexico Europe

Four Clocks In New City Jail

The city hall jail for men and women is described as one of the most up to date and sanitary facilities in the United States. Each cell has push button lavatories, ventilation, illumination, and an iron cot. Telechron clocks are mounted behind bars to show time and waiting periods, with additional clocks in the women's and men's departments and in a three cell incommunicado block. Telechron clocks are installed by the city wiring contractor.

United States Bar of Justice

Moravia church notes and upcoming events

The Willing Workers Bible class of Moravia Presbyterian church held a June meeting at the Perry home with new officers elected and plans for Cascade Park. Children’s Day is set for June 11 and Vacation Bible School runs June 12 to 23 at Jackson High. A clean up day with a 6 PM tureen dinner is planned for June 14. North Beaver Grange meets June 15 with guest speaker C W Beerbower discussing folk lore, history, and Indian paths in Lawrence County.

Willing Workers Bible Class Moravia W. C. Gwin Clare Kennedy W. L. Perry Norman Duff Lee Gwin John Anderson Adolf Werner Fred Crawford J. M. Stephenson E. C. Allen Frank D. Allen Wampum In Jackson High School North Beaver Grange Alan Anderson C. W. Beerbower New Wilmington Lawrence County

Gaston Auxiliary Plans June 28 Event and Activities

The American Legion Auxiliary Perry S. Gaston Post No 343 met at the Legion Home with President Mrs. Andrew Hedland presiding. Reports covered wheel chairs and fracture beds in use, thank you cards to the sick and bereaved, and education of war orphans. Officers to be elected June 19 at 8 PM.

American Legion Auxiliary Perry S. Gaston Legion Home North Jefferson Street Andrew Hedland John Speed Walter Forrester Wade Daugherty Hospital Aipment Harry Shaffer Thomas Boyle Education of War Orphans Committee Scotland School

Corporate Net Income Taxes Fall Short Of Estimate

Harrisburg report shows corporate net income taxes 18.7 million dollars below estimates for the first half of the 1949 51 biennium. Despite tax declines across nine categories overall general fund revenue fell only 361 054 dollars short of February 1949 projections due to gains in other taxes. Budget Secretary Edward B Logan cited business recession and strikes as factors. Other tax drops included inheritance 2 041 580 dollars and liquor 821 356 dollars with total regular corporation taxes 13 181 601 dollars above estimates leaving net loss.

Harrisburg INS State Budget Bureau Commonwealth Edward B. Logan Budget Bureau

Harman and Browns Visit Clair Brown Family

Mr and Mrs Robert Harman and Mr and Mrs William Brown with Billie Jean drove to Sligo Pennsylvania for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Clair Brown and their daughter. Mrs Betty Larsen and her children are en route back to their home.

Robert Harman William Brown Billie Jean Sligo Clair Brown Betty Larsen

Local News Notes and Family Travels

Chico residents visit family homes and summer trips. Kirsten Swanson recovers from surgery at Jameson Memorial Hospital. multiple small-town visits listed including Wyandotte Michigan and Conneaut Ohio. minor injury reported from a broken bottle incident in Mount Jackson. social visits to Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania noted. Atlantic City boardwalk in 1870 mentioned with a price.

Fred Seltzer John Davidson Clyde Hungerford Eddie Stewart Polant Ohio Axel Swanson Dick Seltzer William Seltzer Mount Jackson Billy Kaylor Cheryl Marie Janet O'Neil Hollidaysburgh Mary Catherine Botteneld

National Woman's Party Leader Says Women Misled

Seventy four year old Dr Agnes Wells head of the Women party states most women are ignorant of the beatings they take in a man's world. She claims good jobs for women are those no man wants and women must battle to enter any so called man's field.

New York INS National Woman's Party Agnes Wells

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Conneaut Lake Hipco Eoples Drug Stores East Washington St New Castle, Penna Cox Jewelry Mill St Fishers Furniture Clenmore and Wilmington Travers Croton Ave W. Washington St Axe N. Mill St Queen of Roses Muggs and Skeeter By Wally Bishop Athe New City Grange Gaston Auxiliary Radio City Music Hall Bessemer Atlantic City E. Long Maytag Dad Oscar Levine E. Long Ave Octagon del Monte Occident Pillsbury Robin Hood Calif Cherries Adam’s Orange Juice Veal Argentina Kraft Sunkist Lemons
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