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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1941

Page

20

Bombs Hit Brest Harbor Aimed at New German Cruiser

Royal Air Force bombers attacked Brest docks believed to harbor the Prinz Eugen alongside Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. The cruiser had eluded pursuit after the Hood’s sinking, with Believed refuge in Brest now confirmed. South Wales raids caused damage and casualties.

London Royal Air Force Bismarck Hood Air Ministry Brest Prinz Eugen Scharnhorst Gneisenau Atlantic South Wales

Local hero saves boy from cliff fall on Bay Street quarry

David Jones of 714 Cleveland Avenue rescued eight year old Jimmie from a dangerous fall at the Bay Street quarry cliff. The boy slipped as dirt gave way and called for help. Jones secured a rope, reached the far side, and pulled him safely to solid ground. The rescued child identified himself as Jimmie.

David Jones Cleveland Avenue Bay Street Mr. Jones Jimmie

Sinking of Febin Moor sparks cautious U S response

State Department officials weigh possible violation of international law if the Febin Moor was sunk without warning. They doubt a single incident will trigger war with Germany or Italy, favoring enhanced anti submarine patrols and a warning to avoid further sinkings while reserving rights to compensation. The exact action depends on whether the attack occurred in daylight or at night and whether survivors could identify the attacker.

Febin State Department Germany Italy South Atlantic

Plane Plant Production Near Normal After Strike

Army officials reopen the plant near full operation as 3,104 CIO members return to work on the night shift, boosting total production force past 10,000. The plant, which normally builds ten planes daily with $200 million in orders, had earlier paused during the strike.

CIO

Final Plans For Flag Day Parade And Mass Meeting

Grand Marshal Lester W. McLelland outlined parade formation and divisions with three bands definite and a fourth possible. Catholic and civic groups will march and attend a Flag Day mass meeting at the Cathedral Saturday night with national Flag Day leaders as speakers. Citizens are urged to donate red white and blue flowers for stage decoration and to bring them to Cunningham and Weingartner by Friday afternoon. The Cathedral doors open 7 15 p m and seating is expected to fill.

Lester W. Mclelland American Legion Croton Red Coat William T. Kerr American Flag Day Association Internal Affairs William S. Livengood Delphinium Cunningham and Weingartner City Hall Legion Band Daughters of the American Revolution General Committee Citizens Committee Grange Ellwood City Bessemer Hillsville New Wilmington Wampum Enon Valley

British Free French advance toward Damascus in Syria

London reports say Collet with 2,000 cavalry from the northern frontier drives toward Damascus as British and Free French forces begin a wide penetration from Palestine and Iraq. Vichy Dentz fate unclear. heavy fighting precedes expected southern entry and possible Beirut push.

de Gaulle Great Britain Collet Syria Palestine Iraq Syrian Damascus London Beirut Henri Fernand Dentz Vichy Rhodes Charles de Gaulle

Marriage License Applications in New Castle and Nearby Areas

A list of individuals applying for marriage licenses across New Castle Warren and nearby cities. Names include James P Waldo Eleanor Stancin William H Fessler Eleanor Van Buren Wilson Phillis Grace Hook Anthony Cotelesse Rose Lavella Thomas De Cavitch Mary Khnaske Miron Dujmovia Helen Miron John A Gaspari Veronica Kolswoska Roy Mumford Pauline Rowland and others at multiple addresses in New Castle Warren Ohio and Cleveland Ohio.

Former Senator Holt to Wed in Bloomington

Former U S Senator Rush D Holt of West Virginia and Miss Helen Froelich of Gridley Illinois filed notice of their intention to wed at the county clerk office in Bloomington. Holt, 35, lists Weston West Virginia as home. Froelich 27 is mayor Froelichs daughter and has taught at National Park College Forest Glen Maryland.

International News Service Bloomington Ill U. S Rush D. Holt West Virginia Helen Froelich Gridley, Ill Holt Weston W. Va Froelich William E. Froelich Gridley National Park College Forest Glen

Deaths of the Day Alfred W Brown and Tony Knous

Alfred W Brown aged 55 died suddenly at his Chewton home likely from a heart attack He worked at National Tube Works Ellwood City and is survived by a wife a daughter a son a brother and a sister His funeral is Friday at Chewton Christian church with interment at Slippery Rock cemetery Tony Knous age 57 a Hillsville resident died this morning in New Castle hospital No relatives are known His body rests at Cunningham funeral home Bessem er with funeral services Friday and burial at Lawrence County Cemetery

Alfred W. Brown Chewton Mr. Brown National Tube Works Ellwood City Chiewton Christian Church Eagle Lodge New Castle Minnie Brown Blanche Badger Arthur Brown McKeesport William Brown Ray Moffatt Marshall Funeral Home Wampum Tony Knous Hillsville New Castle Hospital Cunningham Funeral Home Bessemer Lawrence County

Funeral Mass for Patsy Anthony Aluisia

Funeral mass for Patsy Anthony Aluisia of 765 Harrison Street will be held at St. Vitus Church Thursday at 10:00 AM. The procession leaves the residence at 9:30 AM and interment follows at St. Vitus Cemetery.

Patsy Anthony Aluisia Harrison Street St. Vitus St. Vitus Cemetery

Man dies in apparent accidental shooting near Ellwood City

William R. McBride is found dead near a coal bank after a gunshot was heard at about 3 PM. Police and coroner rule the death an accident. He was 28, survived by his wife Elizabeth, daughter Donna Mae, and his mother. Funeral plans set for Friday at 2:30 PM with interment in Oak Park cemetery.

Jake Sonski Wampum Julius Strabyla Ellwood City Sonski McBride Norman Guy Leslie, Benninghoff Davis T. F. Nugent Strabyla Nugent William J Ida Mae Weir McBride Bell Telephone Co Jessie Moore Peterson Howard L. Reynolds East Washington Street North Street C. R. Thayer U. P

Aluminum strikes may halt industry in Cleveland area

Balint, CIO regional director for the National Association of Die Casting workers, returned to the strike scene with terms for a mass meeting of 4,500 strikers. He said negotiations were not complete and that the strike would continue as mediation awaits results. Defense officials note 90 percent of production relies on aluminum parts, signaling a broader impact.

Balint CIO National Association of Die Casting Workers Washington

State funds held up as legislature fails budget reports

The Republican leader says the appropriation measure will not be reported out in time to permit salary payments this week. Disagreement between the Democratic house and Republican senate keeps the state operating on credit since June 1 except for relief funds. Joint conference committees are to reconcile views on reapportionment tax reduction and tax anticipation notes ahead of adjournment.

House Democratic House Senate Senate Appropriations Committee

Consistory Names Largest Class In Years For Event

Mrs. Charles F. Morrow will chair the Consistory selection with vice chairs Mrs Howard Geary and Mrs S Reed Megown. The list includes Mesdames Edward D. Pritchard Walter E. Myers Campbell Carvey Chris G Walker Albert A. Streib C Merle Paisley Emrys Davis Lee C. Mc Candless Percy E. Gordon Odd H McCleary Ernest B. McNitt John G. Jones James R. Hughes Charles F. Beitsch Chester A. Brenner Herbert S. Malone Gilbert E. Long and Charles E. Allen. Mrs. Welty O. Rugh leads entertainment with Mrs. John E. White as vice chair and several assistants. Refreshments are overseen by Mrs. Howard O. Erwin with Mrs. Russel C. Melvin as vice chair.

Charles F. Morrow Howard Geary S. Reed Megown Edward D. Pritchard Walter E. Myers Campbell Carvey Chris G Walker Albert A. Streib C. Merle Paisley Emrys Davis Lee C. McCandless Percy E. Gordon Odd H McCleary Ernest B. McNitt John G. Jones James R. Hughes Charles F. Beitsch Chester A. Brenner Herbert S. Malone Gilbert E. Long Charles E. Allen Welty O. Rugh John E. White William D. Cleland Paul H. Wilson William P. Felch Glenn R. Throop Edward A. Sahli Ross D. Rosenberger John H. Templeton Howard O. Erwin Russel C. Melvin

Spiritualist Church Midweek Service at Good Will Church

The Good Will Spiritualist Church of Christ on Washington and Mercer Streets hosts a midweek service this evening at 8 o'clock led by Rev. James H. Anderson with the theme Gospel Ministration of Immortal Glory. Sunday speaker will be Rev. O Day at the same church.

Good Will Spiritualist Church of Christ Clendenin Hall Washington Mercer Streets James H. Anderson O’day

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