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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
14
An Omaha based Nebraska delegation leadership reports divisions over President Truman’s predicted visit. The state party chairmen say support has eroded, with some members hinting at voting against Truman on the first ballot if he runs.
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Local members of the Shrine caravan plan to attend the Atlantic City shrine events with two special trains leaving yesterday. About 3,000 Shriners and families from the district are traveling, plus many more expected by motor caravans for the most important gathering in Shrin history.
About 400 employees walked out in a flash strike at the National Radiator Company foundry core room while other departments operated. A committee aims to press management on personnel policy amid wage and condition disputes, with the stoppage affecting the plant this afternoon.
Werd was received by Panserslio known as Jes sie who has been ill for two and died Sunday evening. Funeral services and burial will be in Buffalo New York. Several thousand American Indians in Cuba were overawed by the Sogaichipistador Narvaez.
Teachers and students from four county township schools toured six area farms to study practical electricity use in farming. Sponsored by Pennsylvania Power, the visit covered Bea ver Lawrence and Mercer counties with a concluding dinner at New Wilmington grange hall. J C Fink and John Mallory supervise vocational education in the respective counties.
Warren G. Rainier of 316 North Shenango Street has been appointed assistant director of Montclair hospital in New Jersey and will leave New Castle June 21 to assume the post. He completed an administrative internship at Youngstown Hospital Association and earned a Master of Science in hospital administration from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
State police escorted about 25 autos carrying Boy Scouts from Camp Sequoia Leake Erie to a home in Ambridge on a Sunday night. A fast drive endangered several children as they moved through the route.
Eight year old Sandra Kauffman suffered first and second degree burns to the face neck chest and right arm when gasoline exploded after being poured on a bonfire by her brother at their A D 3 residence. She was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 3 35 P M for treatment. In a separate incident at Cascade Park James Heater operator of the merry go round Carl Gaston park policeman and Arthur Parrish track operator were injured during an encounter with several young men Sunday evening. Louis Wojtowicz of 1305 South Jefferson was arrested in the melee and remained at liberty on bail pending pursuit of the other two suspects.
Jack Neely aged 11 of Morris street fell from a sliding board at Cascade park Sunday afternoon. An ambulance took him to Jameson Memorial hospital where doctors said he sustained no serious injury and he was sent home after examination.
The Hickory township school board proposes a $10 per capita tax on all citizens under Act 481 of 1947. The proposal is advertised and will be considered after the allotted time at a board meeting.
Harry H. Decker, 22, of A. D. 1, sustained a possible concussion a laceration over the left eye and brush burns on the left knee after a car crash at the Wallace avenue and North Jefferson streets corner at eight p m Saturday.
An automobile struck and broke a pole at Highland and Wallace avenues at 2 25 p m. Saturday. The electric wires caught fire as a result. Marybelle Glenn of R D 3 reported the incident. The narrative also notes Juneau Sitka Alaska once served as the seat of government under Russian rule before 1906 US control.
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