Death Takes Dr. H. A. Frank
Dr. Hyman A. Frank 62 longtime New Castle dentist died Tuesday at 9 30 a m in Lakeside hospital Cleveland after an 18 month illness. He lived at 219 Clen Moore Blvd and was born in Russia April 15 1893. Survived by wife Sara and two sons David and Myron. services by Rabbi Iwan J Gruen with burial at Tifereth Israel cemetery and military rites at the grave by Jewish War Veterans post.
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Hyman A. Frank
New Castle
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Clen Moore Boulevard
Dr. Frank
Russia
David
Bessie Marcus Frank
Sara Alpert
Pitt Dental School
Temple Israel
Zionist Organization of America
B'Nai B’brith Lodge
Temple Mens Club
Jewish War Veterans
American Legion
Lawrence County Dental Society
Blue Lodge
A. M
Valley of
Syria
Pittsburgh
Syria Temple Shrine
Frank
Legion of Honor
Capt
Meyer M. Frank
Bessie Frank
David Frank
Iwan J Gruen
Joseph B. Leyde
Tifereth Israel
Lawrence County
Sara Frank
Myron Frank
Theodore Frank
Jack Frank
Freemont
Harry H. Frank
Harrisburg
Mamie Alter
Rheba Markley
Highland Avenue
Sixteen U.S. Flag Steamship Firms Get Government Aid
Boston report notes sixteen United States flag steamship companies operate 279 ships under government contract. They run regular sailings to major world ports on 29 essential trade routes. Government funds cover the difference between U S operating costs and foreign competitors. Over 75 percent of funds go to wages, the largest single operating expense.
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Boston
United States
U. S
Rentz Richards Named Officials At SDX Meeting
Rentz president and Richards city editor were elected to the Sigma Delta Chi board of directors and vice president at the Tri state chapter meeting in Pittsburgh. Thomas Coleman of AP Pittsburgh was elected president with Richards as vice president and other officers named.
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Richard E. Rentz
News Company
Bart Richards
Tri-state
Sigma Delta Chi
Pittsburgh
Gateway Plaza
Luther Huston
New York Times
Washington
US Supreme Court
Thomas Coleman
Associated Press
Richards
Max Elder Jr
University of Pittsburgh
Joseph Mader
Duquesne University
Gerald A. Harshman
Sharon Herald
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
A. J. Chiffano
David Lawrence
George M. Leader
Methodists Of Erie Conference Open 120th Session
The Erie Methodist Conference began its 120th annual session at Allegheny College Meadville with Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke presiding. Delegates from 380 churches attend as plans for new business and pastoral appointments are set, with General Conference delegates to be chosen for Minneapolis.
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Meadville
Erie Methodist Conference
Allegheny College
Lloyd C. Wicke
Pittsburgh
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Minn
James H. Straugh
Baltimore
Robert C. Howe
First Methodist Church
Henry Bullock
Methodist Board of Education
Nashville, Tenn
Elvin Clay Meyers
New Cumberland
The
Methodist Foundation For Higher Education In
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York
Plan to Build World's Largest Building in New York
Promoter Billy Rose and real estate magnate William Zeckendorf work on plans for a 100 million dollar Palace of Progress to rise on the site of Pennsylvania Station. Zeckendorf and Pennsylvania Railroad President James M. Symes signed an option for construction after the announcement. Rose was named to operate the building for Webb and Knapp.
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NEW York (Lp
Billy Rose
William Zeckendorf
Palace of Progress
Pennsylvania Station
Zeckendorf
Pennsylvania Railroad
James M. Symes
Rose
Webb and Knapp
4 H Members Practice At County Farms
A dozen 4 H club members spent an all morning session at two county farms to prep for a practice judging at Butler on Thursday. Led by Guy H Temple and How ard K Chambers they learned beef cattle judging and later evaluated sheep and swine. Clair R Kime assisted, with participation from farmers.
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New Castle News
George Bolinger
Butler
State College
Guy Hi. Temple
Guy H. Temple
Howard K. Chambers
Hereford
Clair R. Kime
Temple
Arch Ritts
ES Hereford
Frank Meryl
David Martin
Dick Martin
Curtis Marshall
Dave Snyder
John Marshall
Bil Serjak
Joe Snyder
Bill North
Ronnie Sturgeon
Tom Syphert
Margie Shulack
Billie Lynn Dickson
Butler school board approves condemnation resolution
Butler school board votes to condemn and acquire the lease hold interest of the Butler Fair and Agricultural Association for land needed for a proposed new high school of the Butler Area joint school district. The action centers on securing property for future district expansion and school construction.
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Butler
Butler School Board
Butler Fair and Agricultural Association
Butler Area Joint School District
Adenauer Invited to Visit Moscow Prompting Bold Reform Talk
Moscow proposed restoring normal relations with Bonn and offering neutrality for a unified Germany. Adenauer rejected a bargaining point on neutrality and would decide after his upcoming trips to Washington and London.
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Adenauer
Moscow
Bonn
Germany
Europe
Washington
London
Passing Hazards Prompt Caution On Lawrence County Roads
Observes caution by lawrence county motorists as passing habits grow lax with several near misses. Attention to safe driving is urged as drivers push to overtake at dangerous spots to prevent accidents and injuries.
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Lawrence County
Coleman Given Wolves Award
Raymond Lloyd Coleman received the 1955 Wolves scholarship of 1600 dollars at a Castleton dinner with 28 applicants. 1953 winner John Mansfield and 1954 winner Ronna Lynn Mielke were noted for high grades and college plans at Penn State engineering and Wooster College Ohio. Guests included Walter A. Kearney and others as committee members praised the selection as a good choice.
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New Castle News
Anthony Mastman
Wolves Club
Raymond Coleman
New Castle High School
Anthony Masters
Castleton Hotel
Raymond Lloyd Coleman
Wolves
Castleton
Fine Scholars Wolves Club
John Mansfield
Ronna Lynn Mielke
Mansfield
Miss Mielke
Penn State
Wooster College
Ohio
Carmen Sacco
Anthony Mastrian
James Colaluca
Walter A. Kearney
New Castle
Samuel DeCarlo
Jack Prescious
Ed Wessa
Charles Marconi
Harry Coleman
Sam Mooney
Paul Failla
The
Failla
den No
John Prioletti
Europe
College of Surgeons
School Superintendent Praises Raymond Coleman
The district superintendent lauds Raymond Coleman for his strong scholastic and musical record, noting his role as basketball and track team member, student council treasurer, and band officer. Raymond, 18, will attend Penn State Engineering, following his brother Louis. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coleman of 906 Croton Avenue are introduced, with siblings Harvey and Joseph also noted.
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Wolves
Raymond Coleman
Raymond
Harry Coleman
Croton Avenue
New Castle High
Penn State University
Louis
Coleman
Harvey
Joseph
Croton School
Retired Student 70 Plans Law School After College Graduation
John Trent of Uniontown, age 70, looked forward to graduating from Waynesburg College on Sunday and hoped to enter the University of Pittsburgh Law School next fall, a routine milestone for most students but notable due to his age.
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Waynesburg, Pa
John Trent
Uniontown
Waynesburg College
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Trent
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Ida B Teague and Catherine Kowalchuk
Deaths of Mrs Ida B Teague 79 of 114 Fairfield avenue reported at Jameson Memorial Hospital after illness. Born April 14 1876 in High Point NC she was a Guilford College graduate and member of First Baptist High Point. Interment at Abbotts Creek Cemetery. Catherine Kowalchuk 60 of 835 Vogan street died after a five year illness in New Castle Hospital. Funeral rites to be held at Naga Funeral Home with Ukrainian Orthodox mass and St Nicholas Cemetery burial. Survivors include husband John Kowalchuk and a sister Antonia Lesczyn.
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Ida B. Teague
Fairfield Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Carbis Walker
Fairfield
High Point
North Carolina
David Lee
Lula Moore Bouldin
Catherine Kowalchuk
John Kowalchuk
Vogan Street
New Castle Hospital
Stephen Halewicz
Galicia
Poland
New Castle
John
Antonia Leschyn
Parma
Ohio
Naga
Holy Trinity Ukraiian Orthodox
Stephen Kobot
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Noga
Mill
Reynolds Street
Funeral services set for Joseph Brown 78 in New Castle
Funeral services for Joseph Brown 78 of New Castle will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at J. G. Crankleton Funeral Home 245 West Grant Street with Rev. A Strong of Aliquippa officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Brown born to Thomas and Jennie Brown and lived in Aliquippa 40 years, worked for Jones and Laughlin Steel.
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Joseph Brown
Young Street
A. Strong
Aliquippa
J. G. Crankleton
West Grant Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Thomas
Jennie Brown
City
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
New Castle
Julia Wilson
One Boy Killed Two Teens Hurt In Route 68 Crash
Evans City police report James McCall 14 was killed in a Tuesday crash on Route 68 near Evans City. Homer Stall 14 and Patricia Dowling 16, both from Connoquenessing, were hospitalized with injuries. Dowling in fair condition and Stall in critical condition after the car swerved off the highway and struck a tree.
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Evans City
James McCall
Homer Stall
Patricia Dowling
Polio Vaccine Ready for Release Report
Dr. Jonas Salk and other polio experts met to assess safety of several million doses ready for public use. A Public Health Service spokesman said clearance today by Surgeon General Scheele was possible but not likely. The panel would review batches from Eli Lilly and others as government lifts secrecy on the program.
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Washington
INS
Jonas E. Salk
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Scheele
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
In Memoriam Lewis B McKnight
In memory of our dear husband and father Lewis B McKnight who died two years ago on June 8. Sadly missed by Clara McKnight and family.
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Lewis B. McKnight
Clara McKnight
President to reaffirm military stand amid force cuts
The administration plans to reduce overall armed forces to 2,850,000 by mid-1956 with the Army bearing the brunt. Senate Appropriations Committee Democrats plan a move to freeze Army and Marine Corps strength at the July 1, 1955 level.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Marine Corps
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Chambers Motor CO
Sharon
Barborak Manufacturing Company
Wheatland-West Middlesex’ Road
Sharon Industrial Development Association
Beaver Falls
Russell Brodbeck
Sam Stilley
Florence Frew
Ellwood City
Northeastern Joint Board
Hillcrest School
Youngstown
Loblaw
Canfield Road
Cormersburg
I. Samuels & Sons
E. Long Avenue
Brown
Weingartner
Old Butler Road
Oliver
By Arthur Kranish
Memoriam
Eastbrook Road
Dr. A. Devon
Reader's Digest
Virginia News
A. Devon
Greer Bldg
Dial
Josep Pspiriy
Eddie Eicher
Wfmj-Tv
Coke
D. & W. Division
Castle Stationery Co
First National
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Washington and Worth Mercer Streets
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Buster Brown
Dunn
Smart Shoes
Washington St
ROYAL
F. D. Webster
East St
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Jack Gerson
Jeweler
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R. A. Myers
Jefferson ST
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