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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1950

Page

8

Court House Involved Case Ends In Partial Victory

After months of litigation the Lawrence county case of Maietta Maietta and Schnitzki against Carpenter s ends with a split verdict. The Carpenters must pay 3000 for equipment but are not liable for 4116 95 in royalties. Judge Braham notes the Maiettas could have investigated terms with Sinclair and upholds the verdict on royalties. Judge Lamoree rules on Pandolf v Seneca Oil upholding the Workmen s Compensation Board and on Smith v Lowellville Savings. The latter case sets that a hearing can clear the bank s interest in the Manewals property.

John F. Maietta Charles J. Maietta Michael Schnitzki John W Helen Carpenter Lawrence County Ellwood City Sinclair Oil Company Equity Sinclair Company Court of Common Pleas Maiettas Carpenters W. Walter Braham Braham John G. Lamoree Victor Pandolf Seneca Oil Company Eureka Casualty Company Lamoree Workmen’s Compensation Board Pandolf Coal Company Workmen's Compensation Board Harry C. Smith Nevada H. Smith Lowellville Savings and Banking Company Ada E Comus R. Manewal Manewals Savings Bank Smiths

Democracy committee meeting to choose officers and chair

John B. Shaw chairman of the Democrat county committee calls a meeting for Saturday afternoon June 17 at 2 o'clock in the courthouse. A chairman will be elected and other officers chosen. Shaw is a candidate for re election while CIO PAC forces led by State Senator Samuel G Neff are said to be grooming a rival candidate.

John B. Shaw Democrat County Committee Court House Shaw Cio-Pac Samuel G. Neff

Primary filing opens for May 16 candidates

May 16 primary hopefuls begin submitting expense reports to the Board of Elections. Attorney Robert M. White, Republican winner in the First District General Assembly race, files 277.58 dollars. Democrat loser Joseph R. Hensley reports under 150 dollars with no detail. Republican loser T. W. Navarra spent 412.20 dollars. All primary candidates except county committee must file by June 16. expenditures under 150 require no detailed receipts. The June grand jury suggested a rest room for girl employees at the courthouse. Names and addresses of several New Castle residents follow.

Board of Elections Robert M. White General Assembly Joseph R. Hensley T. W. Navarra

Local Residents Listed At 112 South Scott Street

The document lists several individuals with addresses in Ohio and nearby areas. Tello at 112 South Scott Street New Castle Edward W Fabian 491 Prindle Street Sharon Rose Marie Wylan R D 1 Pulaski Joseph L Beresik 109 Windham Street Newton Falls O June M Kranetsky 45 Windham Street Newton Falls O.

Property Transfers in Mahoning and Taylor Townships

Carbon Limestone company transfers to George Gregg and wife in Mahoning township for $1. Orville C. Thompson and wife to Margaret Thompson in Neshannock. Ralph Fleeger and wife to William John Brooks in Taylor township for $1. Taylor Township Volunteer Fire Department to Harry C. Master and wife in Taylor township for $1. Ralph S. Reed and wife to John A. Hawk and wife in Neshannock.

Carbon Limestone Company George Gregg Mahoning Township Orville C. Thompson Margaret Thompson Neshannock Township Ralph Fleeger William John Brooks Taylor Township Harry C. Master Ralph S. Reed John A. Hawk

Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Festival at Kutztown

A four day Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Festival will be held in Kutztown over the July Fourth weekend starting July 1. The event showcases farmers cooks musicians and entertainers highlighting regional culture. It is a project of the Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore Center at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster.

Kutztown America

Mrs. Hamman Addresses Medical Society Luncheon

Mrs. Howard H. Hamman of Greensburg president elect of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Pennsylvania spoke at a 10th Councilor District luncheon at the Schenley hotel in Pittsburgh. She urged active community health education and cooperation with local clubs churches and civic organizations.

Howard H. Hamman Greensburg Woman’s Auxiliary Medical Society State of Pennsylvania 10Th Councilor Schenley Hotel Pittsburgh Hamman

Miss Hampton Beach Contender Shapes Up for Carnival Queen

Vicki Hayes 24 battles for the Miss Hampton Beach title at Hampton Beach New Brunswick. She aims to reign during carnival week and wears a standout presence in the contest.

Vicki Hayes Hampton Beach N. B

U S building boom hits new May high at 1.9 billion

Washington reports May construction activity reached a new peak with 1.9 billion dollars of new work in place. The joint Bureau of Building and Construction issuance cites gains across residential and nonresidential sectors, signaling a strong housing and commercial expansion.

U.S New High Washington INS U. S Bureau of

Construction Volume Rises in May Led by Home Building

Labor Statistics and the Department of Commerce report May construction volume up 14 percent from April and 23 percent above May 1949. Private and public spending totaled 1.931 billion dollars, with home building pacing the gains at 825 million dollars, a 56 percent year over year increase.

Labor Statistics Department of Commerce

Construction activity climbs to near eight billion in five months

The two agencies reported new construction across all types totaling nearly eight billion one hundred million dollars in the first five months of 1950, up 21 percent from the same period in 1949. Private construction reached six billion, with public outlays of two billion for housing, schools, hospitals and highways.

Vast Virgin Forests in Great Smoky Mountains

The Great Smoky mountains of North Carolina hold about 200 000 acres of virgin timber and the country’s largest remaining stands of virgin red spruce and hardwood forests.

Great Smoky Mountains North Carolina America

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