County 4-H Club Meetings Schedule for Week
Lawrence County extension office lists 18 4-H meetings for the week split as 16 economics 1 agricultural and 1 county-wide session. The agenda includes Wampum Food club Neshannock-New Castle Food club Perry Lewins club and more with venues in Ellwood City Wampum West Pittsburgh and East New Castle among others.
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Lawrence County Extension Office
Wampum Food Club
Ellwood City
Joseph Mich
Fish
Line Avenue
Neshannock
New Caselte
Buena
Vista Way
Perry Lew
BS Club
Pleasant ‘Hill
Wampum
Big Beaver
E. Collie
North Beaver Agris Cultural Club
George and
Harold Mechalla
Jagielly Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday
Members of the ladies Auxiliary of the Jagielly society will assemble on Tuesday June 7 at 7 30 p m in the club rooms for a very important meeting. Mrs Joan Evans Mrs Verna Gostyla Mrs Peg Olesczyski and Mrs Emily Mrozek will form the social committee for the evening.
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Jagielly Society
Joan Evans
Verna Gostyla
Peg Olesczyski
Emily Mrozek
Seventh Ward Ninth Grade Holds Class Day at Mahoning School
Mahoning school ninth graders held their class day to mark leaving the junior high as teachers prepare to move to other schools next year. Students performed a program including a quartette, skit, musical selections, and a class history before gifts and a teacher toast. All students were excused and to report Tuesday for attendance. the 1955 1956 year will begin with Mahoning as an elementary school in September.
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Mahoning
Inaarewell
Peter Georges
Kay Catchall
Loretta Priscaro
Kathleen Richey
Theresa Santo
Local Youth Treated After Car Window Injury
Lawrence Pasquarella aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs James Pasquarella of 214 South Liberty Street was treated at New Castle Hospital this morning at 1 15 for a deep cut on the right wrist and multiple cuts on the back of the hand and fingers. He was riding in his car when he dozed and his hand was injured by the window.
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Lawrence Pasquaella
James Pasquarella
South Liberty Street
New Castle Hospital
Pasquarella
Twin Sons to be Honored by Parents at Graduation
William and Donald Nocera of 808 West Clayton Street will be honored Sunday June 12 in St Margarets Club rooms as their twin sons graduate from New Castle High School. The Nocera parents welcome friends from 8 p.m. Frank Nocera, graduating June 7 with a Business Administration degree from Geneva College, will also greet guests with his parents.
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William
Donald Nocera
Fred Nocera
West Clayton Street
St. Margarets Club
New Castle High School
Nocera
Frank Nocera
Geneva College
Reception Planned For Miss Anita Russo
An open house reception honors Miss Anita Russo, member of the 1955 graduating class of New Castle High School. The event, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Russo of 218 South Cedar Street, will be held Thursday evening June 9 from 8 o'clock to receive friends and neighbors.
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Anita Russo
New Cas Tle High School
Andrew Russo
South Cedar Street
Russo
Immaculate Conception Sodality Opens Summer Schedule
The Immaculate Conception sodality started its summer meetings after 7:30 a.m. Mass with a brief session and no reports. Anita Datillo led discussion of the social event and announced the June 26 picnic at Stoughton's Beach by Slippery Rock Creek. Sister Maria Francesca closed the session. next meeting is July 3 after Mass.
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Immaculate Conception Sodality
Sodality
Anita Datillo
Stoughton’s Beach
Slippery Rock Creek
Maria Francesca
New Church Board To Organize Tonight
The new official board of Mahoning Methodist Church meets in the church parlors at 8 tonight led by Rev. F. L. Cribbs. He will speak on organizing the board and will attend Erie conference sessions in Meadville, Pa later this week.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
F. L. Cribbs
Berean Bible Class Hosts Meet At Madison Avenue Church
Mrs I D Wagner and Mrs J W McHattie will host the Berean Bible class of Madison Avenue Christian Church. The class will assemble in the church social rooms at 3 p.m. Tuesday evening.
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I. D. Wagner
J. W. McHattie
Berean Bible
T He
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Sewing Club Meeting Tuesday Evening at St Margaret's Hall
Sewing club members are urged to attend Tuesday at 8 o'clock in St Margaret's hall. Important business will be discussed. Social hostesses are Mrs Sandy Pecore and Mrs Virginia Short.
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Sewing Club
St. Margaret's Hall
Sandy Pecore
Virginia Short
Northwest farmer urged for Russia delegation
Sen. Richard L. Neuberger urges inclusion of at least one Pacific Northwest dirt farmer in a 12 member agricultural delegation to visit Russia. He says regional farming resembles Soviet practices more than other parts of the United States. In St. Louis a stockyard worker is fined 1000 dollars and given two years probation for falsifying cattle records to show care and feeding that did not occur.
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Washington
INS
Richard L. Neuberger
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Russia
Neuberger
Soviet Union
St. Louis
Agriculture Department
Low turnout at Senate Agriculture hearings on price supports
Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee hearings on price supports attracted only a few senators. Witnesses delivered mainly prepared statements with scarce questioning, signaling a slow start to the proceedings.
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Washington
INS
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal drought plan for Great Plains urged but timing unclear
Federal state conferees recommended supplemental federal credit as part of a long term drought control program for the Great Plains. They have not specified how or when the plans can begin to operate.
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Washington
INS
Great Plains
Smolnik Hurt In Pulaski Speedway Spin Out
Emil Smolnik of 119 North Crawford Avenue driver of stock racing car No 184 was injured in a spin out at Pulaski Speedway Sunday evening and admitted to Sharon General Hospital. He sustained a left shoulder and wrist pain lacerations behind the left ear and a left thumb with multiple abrasions. X-rays planned to check for other injuries. He is described as being in fair condition today.
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Emil Smolnik
North
Crawford Avenue
Pulaski Speedway
Sharon General Hospital
Smolnik
Sharon General Bhospital
Bill Poster Union Strikes Ludwig Co
Bill Posters and Maintenance Local 118 picketed the Max Ludwig company after failed contract talks. Spokesman Mark Must says the union seeks a 1.24 dollar hourly wage increase, while the company offered five cents now and five cents next year. Negotiations ended last Friday. The strike involves eight members.
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Max Ludwig Company
Mark Must
Paris Theaters Adopt Earphone Translation System
Several Paris venues install individual UN style earphones enabling audiences to hear stage dialogue translated into English. This new feature aims to make performances accessible to tourists and non French speakers, signaling a shift in international theater presentation.
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Paris
United Nations
Texas May Become New Tuna Center
United Press reports Gulf of Mexico yields yellowfin tuna in commercial quantities. Marine scientist Francis J. Captiva says 600 boats could work the gulf and outlines gear and months for peak catches. Shrimp firms consider entering tuna field and a Texas cannery may rise.
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United Press
Rockport
Tex
Texas Guly
West Coast
New England
Japan
Gulf of Mexico
Francis J. Captiva
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Gulf
Cotton Imports Fall in 1954 U S Total Drops
Washington reports the United States imported 129000 bales of cotton in 1954, the lowest since 1935 and 31 percent below the 1953 total, reflecting a sharp drop in demand and imports.
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Washington
United States
Ottawa Iron Ore Output Surges in 1954
Canada produced 7,338,629 tons of iron ore in 1954, up from 6,509,818 tons the previous year, signaling a sharp rise in national output during the period.
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Ottawa
Canada
Paving Opens City Hall Lot in 1950 and Local Baseball Feat
Five years ago on June 6 1950 the paving of City Hall parking lot began. Bill Young of Volant pitched a no hit game striking out 17 in the North County Baseball League.
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City Hall
Bill Young
Volant
North County Baseball League
D-Day First Anniversary Observed as China Forces Push
Ten years ago today June 6 1945 marked the first anniversary of D-Day observed. Chinese troops enter Liuchow as Japanese forces retreat across the theater in ongoing World War II reporting.
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Liuchow
Tents Rise at Camp Milton for G A R Encampment
On June 6 1930 125 tents were being erected at Camp Milton Walton near Scotland Lane west of the city as preparations for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment continue with 800 attendees expected.
Cuban Diplomat Dr Miguel Angel de la Cam Pay Carareda
Cuban diplomat born December 8 1882 in Havana served as secretary of the Cuban legation in Paris in 1906 and led Cuban business affairs in Europe including France Italy Belgium and the Netherlands He was secretary general of the Cuban delegation to the Peace Conference after World War I and is now Cuba s new ambassador to the United States.
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Miguel Angel de la Campay Carareda
Havana
Paris
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
England
Switzerland
Cuba
United States
Australia population rises in 195 during 195
Canberra reports Australia’s population grew by 176999 to reach 9 029 784 in 195, about 12000 more than the 1953 increase, indicating stronger postwar growth.
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Canberra
Australia
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Breslauer had taken a dozen golf lessons yet failed to hit a ball on the first tee. The caddie jokes that the ball hit was his wrist watch. A jet pilot reminisces about barefoot youth and dreams of flying over the Berkshires.
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Bennett Cerf
Breslauer
Berkshires
Ottawa Story on Canada population shift
Ottawa reports two thirds of Canadians live in urban centers with ten cities over 100 000. A third of the population remains on farms, highlighting rural decline.
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Ottawa
Canada
Drew University Commencement Honors Fenton C St John
Fenton C St John son of Mrs Mary M St John Route 1 Madison N J received the Bachelor of Divinity degree at Drew University's 88th commencement. President Fred G Holloway conferred degrees on 62 graduates. He studied at Allegheny College Meadville and earned a BA in 1952.
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Madison
New Jersey
Fenton C. St. John
Mary M. St. John
Route 1
R. F. St. John
Drew University
Fred G. Holloway
Drew
Allegheny College
Meadville
John James Passias Receives Diploma
John James Passias, son of Mrs Despina Passias of 14 W Wallace Ave New Castle, was graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery Kirksville Missouri on June 4. He will intern at Doctors Hospital Columbus Ohio.
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John James Passias
Despina Passias
W. Wallace Ave
New Castle
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Kirksville, Mo
Dr. Passias
Doctor’s Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Nebraska's nickname shift from Tree Planter to Cornhusker
The state earned the title Tree Planter's State before adopting the Cornhusker State in 1945, reflecting evolving identity and branding for Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Cornhusker
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Russell Gibboney
Wayne Sewing Club
Marion Calvert
Princeton Foods Club
Robert Porter
New Bedford
Scott Sewing Club
Harlansburg
Pulaski Foods Club
Ortha Pennington
Mt. Jackson
Corner Mill St
Thrift
Firarce Corp
Consumer Discount CO
East St
C. A. Anzio
MGR
Seventh Ward
Larry Pasquarella
Berean
Libby
E. Smolnik
Sharon
Ludwig Co
Miller’s
Washington St
Texas
By John Colton
Captiva
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Pharmacists
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Edward G. Robinson
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Wetten
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William C. Thomas
Paramount Picture
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William Talman
Triangle Market
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