Cloudy Humid Conditions with Scattered Showers For Pennsylvania
Weather forecast from United Press International predicts cloudy humid conditions with scattered showers across Pennsylvania. A high pressure area over the northern Great Lakes shifts toward northern Maine by Tuesday while a cold front moves southward, reaching southern Pennsylvania and remaining through Tuesday. Highs in the 30s north to 40s south, lows in the 10s tonight.
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Stevenson Urges Aid For France At Michigan State
Stevenson urged immediate economic aid to France during Michigan State University commencement. He warned France could founder economically in six months and called for a Marshall Plan type program to rebuild North Africa and counter global mistrust. He wore an Oxford gown and spoke to 2,249 graduates and 20,000 guests.
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Record Heat Tops Nation in New York and Michigan
The UPI report notes the nation’s high reached 108 degrees at Presin Vox while Grand Marias Michigan registered the lowest at 25 in a Sunday weather roundup from the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Tomas Elected To Presidency By Portuguese
Tomas, candidate of Premier Salazar's National Union, wins a seven year term after a hard fought campaign. With 182 of 304 voting areas reported, he has 207 850 votes or 61 percent. Humberto Delgado, who opposed Salazar, trails as clashes erupt between supporters and police.
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State Highway Program Sets Record for April Funding
Harrisburg reports a record April allocation of 45.396 million dollars under federal highway aid. The Pennsylvania Highways Department notes total committed funds reach 105.908 million with the 1958 act and recession measures, as 080 miles of roads and bridges are advanced with 204.291 million in federal funds.
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House Edges Toward Okaying Reciprocal Trade Program
Washington leaders indicate the House will pass Eisenhower’s bill to extend the reciprocal trade program by a comfortable margin. Debate spans two days with a likely Wednesday vote. a rival substitute would boost tariffs more than cuts.
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Local Notices and Obituaries From New Castle Area
Personal mentions for Michael Lombardo and TY Morrison in Montebello visits. Obituaries include Joseph F Flynn of Home Street New Castle died after six months illness. Harry T Green formerly of New Castle dies at Grove City home. Requiem high mass set for St Mary Church. Funeral details and survivors listed.
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Boro Approves St. 738 In New Construction
Ellwood City officials issue building permits totaling 17 728 dollars in April with five permits for 85 100 for new construction. Remaining permits cover additions alterations and repairs as announced by the state department of labor and industry.
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Planned Building Totals $38,900 For Bessemer
Bessemer Borough issued four building permits for 48900 in April for construction projects. The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry announced two routes totaling 537000 and another permit for a 1609 building project.
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Notable Deaths in New Castle Area Obituaries
Obituaries list Jesse Inkson 70 of 407 N Hay died at home after long illness. Mae G Paden 87 of North Beaver Two died at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Anthony Kovar 78 of Center Way died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after brief illness. George W Sweesy of West Middlesex also noted. Details include survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment plans with local churches and cemeteries.
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Mwe
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Grace Paden
Carl M
Caskey
W. Madison Ave
Willard George
Younges
Bethel Cemetery
Anthony Kovar
Dune
Austria- Hungary
John
Margaret Ozivold Kovar
Hel
New Castle
Isatell Kovar
Ile
American Russign Citizens Lob and the “W. Dagielley
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Rev Meer
Francis M. McCarter
St Mary Cemetery
Prignds May Hall
Noga Funeral Home
Mall St
Reynalds
Two Ohio Women and Family Remembrances Mark July Deaths
The obituary notices record the July 13 1953 death of Mont Sweesy former Leesburg resident and church member. Survived by daughters Mrs Higreld Armstrong Warren and Mrs Anna Medmounds Grove City sisters Mrs Delle Heasley Wheatland and Mrs Myrtle Jarvis Wellsville three others and Mont Sweesy’s seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Tuesday 2 p.m. at Cunningham Funeral Home Leesburg with interment Carpenter Cemetery. Also noted is death of Mrs Bess Heckathorn at Baptist Home Pittsburgh aged about 86 and a half with services in Pittsburgh Tuesday and graveside at Oak Park Cemetery New Castle at 3 p.m. the same day.
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New Castle
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Anna M. Uber
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United Engineering and Formery Co
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Alls
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Leesburg UP Church
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Warren
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Delle Heasley
Wheatland
Myrtle Jarvis
Wellsville
Maude Neff
Orlando
Wla
Elizabeth Huff
Saratoga
Dla
Mont Sweesy
Youngstowas
Cunningham Funeral Home
Leesburg
William A. Lloyd
Carpenter Cemetery
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Lillian Streib
Bess Heckathorn
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Oak Park Cemetery
Eaton Defends Peace Efforts Amid Un American Claims
In CleveUano Ohio Cyrus Eston industrialist defended his peace efforts today facing criticism from Rep Francis Walter chairman of the House Committee on Un American Activities. Walter accused Eston of seeking to usurp war department powers during recent contacts and warned that any patriot would act to prevent nuclear war.
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Crowley Indicted In Tokyo Slaying
Crowley, a 6 American businessman and Yale football alum, was indicted in Tokyo on charges he beat his brother in law Tad Jones at a Tokyo hotel. Prosecutors have held him without bail since May as the case proceeds in the Tokyo district court. Also from Atlantic City AP: about 1200 delegates attend the 57th annual American Nurses Association convention opening, with 141 200 nurses across 54 states urged to back government health insurance for old age survivors and disability insurance.
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Drought Blamed For 2000 Deaths In Behar India
A heat wave and drought killed about 2000 people in Behar over two weeks. Reservoirs ran low as police guarded water sources. Jungle animals raided wells on village outskirts. Women Democrats meet in town to begin Pennsylvania federation convention with about 100 delegates. Mrs. Ricanor Reaswyvell Will speak tonight as sessions continue through Wednesday.
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Residents Propose City Parking Overhaul In New Castle
Residents discuss parking and traffic solutions in New Castle. Ideas include more downtown spaces, meters on side streets, city manager governance, ward representation, and reducing highway through-traffic to draw people back downtown.
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Hogley
Edward Fried
Youngstown
Alesbian
New Castle
Joe Knorr
W. Sheridan Ave
Mike Manos
Zins St
Merchant
Jin Hester
King Ave
Chuck Davies
Tay Swanson
Butler
Siede
Rose Moses
Galbreath Ave
Community debate on parks and traffic in town
Readers discuss ways to ease congestion and youth delinquency through parks tennis courts and fitness facilities. Suggestions include covered bridges over creeks, volunteer work for relief recipients, and better traffic lights to reduce police costs at intersections.
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Sears Ad Spending Hits Record On Nationwide Campaign
Sears Roebuck and Co reported a record 46.472 million dollars in newspaper advertising for 1957, the 12th straight year of record ad outlays. J. MocKee said the total exceeded 1956 by about 1 million, with 277 211 lines across 17 daily and weekly papers in all states. The retailer posted 1,110,822,122 in-store and mail order sales, the largest in the firm’s 71 year history.
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Reds May Be Using Sputnik As Spy
A Pentagon space scientist questions whether the Russians may be using the Sputnik IM satellite to spy on the United States. He adds there is no known reason to believe Moscow uses the satellite for reconnaissance.
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Thieves Found Asleep In Parked Car After Looting Bar
Po lice found two men asleep in a parked car in Pompton Lakes New Jersey Sunday night after they allegedly sampled liquor taken from a tavern. The duo had 26 bottles of liquor in the vehicle.
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