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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

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British Force Sent To Aid France Declared By Churchill

London reports a new British expeditionary force has landed in France as German strength is said to be waning. Prime Minister Churchill told French Premier Reynaud that fresh troops are arriving to join the existing force and that Britain will provide land sea and air support. The R A F has been active on the battlefields amid German port occupation and losses from the withdrawal of the BEF. The disclosure comes as the Battle of France nears its climax.

France Ry Charles A. Smith International Newa Service London Wine Paris Dliss Winston Churchill Paul Reynaud Churchill Reynaud Channel Flanders Italy Europe Hitler Mediterranean Mare Nostrum Sea Pep New Castle

Shenango Pottery Workers Picnic at Idora Park

Jupiter Pluvius failed to dampen Shenango Pottery workers spirits at Idora Park Youngstown as 3600 attendees including families enjoyed a basket picnic with races and prize awards. James M Smith Jr praised the event as one of the finest Shenango Pottery picnics, concluding with a tired but happy return to New Castle.

Jupiter Pluvius Shenango Pottery Idora Park Youngstown Focal Pottery James M. Smith New Castle William Rech Tom Ruy New Cable

Roses Bloom as City Gardens Wake Up

Roses begin to boom in city flower beds as Okook Children’s day programs fill churches across the district on Sunday. Westminster College alumni reunions drew three graduates from a 60 year class, while a News staff nest of newly hatched nighthawks on the roof drew observers.

Okook Westminster College

Daily Weather Report Summary

United States weather statistics for the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Sunday show a maximum of 86 and a minimum of 64 with 0.39 inches of precipitation and a river stage of 7.3 feet. For the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Saturday the minimum was 65 and precipitation was 0.04 inches.

United States

Graduates Hear New York Judge at Wilmington Pa

Judge Fisher Mac Lane of New York City spoke to graduates in Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 10. The event conferred seven honorary degrees and featured remarks criticizing capitalism and security investments as hindering business ventures.

New York Yew Wilmington Fisher MacLane New York City

French Bombard Territory Behind Siegfried Line

Swiss observers report heavy French artillery behind the Siegfried line north of the Swiss frontier. Fire targeted railings serving Freiburg and Brisgau, with fires seen on the German side and Uerstein fortress nine miles north of Basle. The dawn lull followed intense shelling, prompting speculation of a forthcoming French offensive in the southern Siegfried line sector.

International News Service Geneva Freiburg Brisgau Siegfriedline Uerstein Basle

Germans Hammer At Line Near Paris In France Drive

Paris reports a grave threat as German forces press a massive offensive aimed at encircling and capturing the capital. Artillery and bombs pound the city as ministries evacuate to the provinces while the cabinet remains in Paris amid a 185 mile front from the sea to Montmedy.

Paris France Montmedy Ger New Castle

Death of Local Teen Cyclist After Collision with Car

Tony DeVitto aged 16 son of Oddone and Philomena DeVitto of 805 Wall Street died in New Castle hospital at 6 10 this morning from injuries suffered at 8 05 Sunday evening when he collided with a car driven by Mike Vincent of 1517 Moravia Street at the Moravia Terrace intersection. He was a junior at the local high school and member of St Josephs church and Pearson Street Boys Club. He leaves his parents, grandparents in Italy, and a brother Thomas. Funeral arrangements are set with mass at St Josephs Church Thursday at 9 30. Burial at St Josephs cemetery.

Tony DeVitto Oddone DeVitto Wall Street New Castle Hospital Mike Vincent Moravia Street Terrace Avenue Vincent Tony Palmerino M Tony) DeVitto New Castile Oddone Philomena Idi Liveri DeVitto St. Joseph's Church Pearson Street Palmerino DeVitto Martino DeLiveri Italy Thomas A. Darrell Burke St.Joseph's Cemetery

Norwegians Ceasing Battle Against Nazis

King Haakon and the Norwegian government have fled to Stockholm and ordered troops to cease hostilities. With French and British troops withdrawn to other fronts, Norwegians were told to lay down arms at midnight. Norwegian parliament, meeting in northern Norway, decided to cease resistance.

Parliamant Norway

King Haakon Leads Norwegian Government In Britain

June 10 reports state King Haakon of Norway and government officials are in Great Britain as British and French troops withdraw from Narvik. Berlin says emissaries head to negotiate formal Norwegian capitulation to the Reich. Norwegian high command reportedly ordered cessation of hostilities and representatives move toward German lines.

International News Service London King Haakon of Norway Great Britain Narvik Berlin Reich DNB Stockholm Tromsoe Haakon

Italian Army Crosses French Border in World War II

Berlin announces Italian forces crossed into France on the Riviers at 6 30 p m local time following Mussolini s declaration of war on Britain and France. Switzerland remains uninvolved as Salian armies advance shortly after the premier s war pledge.

International Berlin France Riviers B.C Switzerland Mussolini Great Britain

Italy Declares War on France and Britain

The White House says Ambassador Bullitt informed President Roosevelt Italy has declared war on France and Great Britain. Noel Coward and Madeleine Carroll head to Paris for wartime duties and relief work for orphans and refugees aboard the Atlantic clipper.

International News Service Washington White House New York France Noel Coward Paris United States Madeleine Carroll

Jesse H. Gibson Taken By Death

Jesse H. Gibson 51 of 1103 Delaware avenue New Castle died Sunday at 11 10 after surgery in Jameson Memorial hospital. lifelong automobile man he was sales manager of Chambers Motor company since 1935 and earlier worked 17 years with Lawrence Auto company. born in New Castle and prominent local citizen. Street and hospital details summarize obituary tone with dates and affiliations.

New Castle Jesse H. Gibson Delaware Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Gibson Chambers Motor Company Ime Lawrence Auto Company Mr. Gibson New Cas Bay

Allied Flying Ace Kain Killed in Action

London reports E J Cobbler Kain a 22 year old New Zealander attached to the Royal Air Force was killed in action. He was described as the foremost Allied flying ace of the present war, with details released today from New Castle.

International News Service London E. J Cobbler Kain Royal Air Force New Castle

Roosevelt to address nation on war effort at 6:15 tonight

President Roosevelt planned a 6 15 pm radio speech from Charlottesville Virginia on the war in Europe and the international situation. Congress moved toward finishing the 5 000 000 000 defense program as leaders anticipated the address and urged adjournment despite GOP calls to stay in session.

Edward B. Lockett International Mines Service Washington Congress Roosevelt House Senate Europe Charlottesville White House Franklin, Jr University of Virginia Law School Democratic Garner Barkley Bankhead Rayburn

Germans and French Clash Near Paris Suburbs

International News Service reports a growing conflict near Paris as telephonic links to the French capital fail, suggesting military activity around a transmitter about 16 miles northwest of Paris. Western Union and Mackay Radio lines to France remain operational, with the Paris cable service intact.

International News Service New York Paris New York Telephone Company London France Western Union Mackay Radio England BUY New Castle

Bicyclist Floyd Thompson Dies From Injuries

Floyd Thompson aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Thompson of 430 Shaw street died at Jameson Memorial hospital after injuries from a bicycle accident on Shaw street. He never regained consciousness following a skull fracture sustained when the bicycle wheel failed. Born June 28 1923 in Armstrong county he had lived in New Castle twelve years and was a high school student and United Brethren church member. Surviving are his parents four brothers and five sisters among others. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at A Darrell Burke funeral home with burial in Muddy Creek cemetery. Family welcomes friends Tuesday evening 7 to 9 at the funeral home.

Floyd Thompson Clifford Thompson Shaw Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Thompson Floyd Lee Thompson Armstrong County Floyd C Myrtle Coughlin Thompson New Castle United Brethren Church Lewis E. Thompson Butler County Lewis Natrona Heights John Walter Paul St. Louis Irene Basset New Wilmington Robert Morris Meadville Mary Esther Helen

Death Record roundup from June 10 1940 notices

A list of death notices and ages from various addresses and towns including Tease H. Gibson 51 of 1103 Delaware avenue Paul F. Milton 25 of 458 Neshannonk avenue Norris Mitchell 70 of New Bedford Mrs Clinton Collingwood 378 Neshannock avenue Mrs Samuel Anderson 81 1721 Pennsylvania avenue David Reynolds 63 Pulaski New Castle road Neshannock township Floyd Thompson 16 430 Shaw street Palmerino M DeVito 16 605 Wall street Mrs Alfred Eppinger 80 Harlansburg Ralph Ambrosia 35 Erskine Quarry Pa Frank Paglia Straw 50 Ellwood City Mrs Samuel B Rodgers 60 Merton William L Allen Ellwood City Roy s Roxbury 27 Prospect Paul J Flinner 35 Prospect.

Tease H. Gibson Delaware Avenue Paul F. Milton Neshannock Avenue Norris Mitchell New Bedford Clinton Collingwood Samuel Anderson Pennsylvania Avenue David Reynolds Pulaski- New Castle Road Neshannock Township Floyd Thompson Shaw Street Palmerino Tony) DeVito Wall Street Alfred Epping

Mussolini Declares Italy At War On Great Britain And France

Rome dispatch reports Premier Benito Mussolini announced Italy has declared war on Great Britain and France from Palazzo Venezia. He urged combatants to unite and vowed Italy will confront oligarchic democracies, emphasizing destiny and Mare Nostrum while condemning peace offers.

Percy Winner International News Service Rome Italy Great Britain France Benito Mussolini England Il Duce Palazzo Venezia Mussolini Empire Kingdom of Albania West

High Tension Wire Fatal to New Castle Man Paul Milton

Paul F. Milton aged 25 of 458 Neshannock avenue was electrocuted Saturday at 3 30 pm when he touched a high tension wire while painting a sign at M C Mains service station route 19 Coolspring township Mercer county He worked for Willian Milsons company and aided by Herman Lennig observed by Catherine street Milton born Montreal August 28 1914 son of Frank and Petronella Milton married seven months ago to Sophie Skanesky Milton Survived by parents five sisters and wife services set for Tuesday at 9 30 am at home then 10 am Madonna church Oakland with Fr E R Szelong interment St Josephs cemetery

Paul F. Milton Neshannock Avenue M. C. Mains Coolspring Township Mercer County Milton Willian Milsons Company Hermnan Lennig Catherine Street R. J. Benner James Biggins Montreal Canada Frank and Petronella Kowakoski Milton Sophie Skanesky Milton Jane Cleveland Ella Ida Helen New Castle Irene Joseph B

Paris Facing Grave Threat

Paris braces as German forces penetrate the Weyland line near Paris to depths of about 55 miles. Premier Reynaud vows a miracle as Hitler aims to surround, besiege, and destroy the French army in a bold, unmitigated offensive from Berlin.

H. P Berlin Weyland Paris France New Castle

Mometer Record Fragments From National Open

The text notes Little's strong finish at the national open and places others like Sarasen among the back markers. It mentions battle scars and foosted actions, with a suggestion that entering the event might have changed outcomes. Weather reference ties to a ninety-three score.

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PA Newc Daily Weather Report Westminster J. F. Maclane Siegfried Line Fense Kenneth Downs Sraff Sten Hedman Statt Germany King of Anny Allied William L. Allen Ellwood City Roy 'S Roxbury Prospect Paul J. Flinner Duce Weyzland Line Arthur Mometer
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