Seniors Enjoy Night of Fun in Cathedral Event
New Castle high school seniors hosted a 24 hour sequence of activities from dinner and floor show to breakfast at 3 am in the Cathedral building. Local leaders, clubs, merchants, and parents supported the event to keep students at home and safe. Washington history notes: the U S Seminole War lasted 1835 to 1840, costing $10 million and 2,000 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Haydon
New Castle Senior High School
Frank L. Burton
Clare B. Book
Howard Reynolds
Russell Melvin
Cathedral Association
Cecil Suber
Elks Club
Wimodausis
James Cavill
New Castle
Washington
U. S
Florida
Rain and harvest notes in Pa Newe area
Rain fell in the early evening of Pa Newe observed area. Rye harvest progresses in East Brook road section with a large field partly harvested and promising yield. Cherries ripen across the county while birds threaten the crop. Court house gets first paint coat. Dog safety urged amid injury reports to children. Boy Scout Camporee honors awarded with eagle badge to Harvey Hickey and life scout awards to James Crawford Bill Hauschild and Harry Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook Road
James Crawford
Bill Hauschild
Harry Wright
John Lawson
Boyles Field Scout Camporee Showcases Outdoor Skills
Scout troops gathered at Boyles Field to set up camps using foil cooking, tin can utensils, and altar fires learned at meetings. Patrols competed to be judged best this afternoon and win a prize.
New Bethel Names Willard George as Pastor
Rev. Willard George was ordained and installed as pastor of Bethel U P church in North Beaver Township during Friday services led by visiting U P ministers. The ceremony featured Rev. J Calvin Rose as moderator and Rev. J I Moore delivering the inspirational address. George, formerly an assistant at Second U P, previously worked as a Pan American Airways meteorologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard George
Bethel U.P
North
Beaver Township
U.P
J. Calvin Rose
Second U. P
J. I. Moore
U. P
Rev. George
Walter Ralston
Tabernacle U. P
Youngstown
George
Rose
Rev
Pan-American Air Ways
Bernard C Benson Dies in California at 51
Bernard C. Benson of Lynwood California died suddenly Friday evening after a heart attack. Born February 3 1898 in Besesmer he was a North Beaver township native and Penn State attendee who founded Paramount Testing testing milk for Los Angeles dairies. Survived by widow Katherine son Philip daughter Lynda three brothers and three sisters and many nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Benson
Lynwood
Calif
North Beaver Township
Besesmer
B. John
Agusta Benson
Mt. Jackson
Penn State College
Los Angeles
Katherine Benson
Phillip
Lynda
Anna J. Benson
Alma E. McKinley
Ernest P
John O. Benson
Theo. E. Benson
West
Deaths Of The Day In Meadville and nearby areas
Multiple obituary notices list Mrs. Alice M. Karl of 347 Shaw Street passing at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 4 45 pm after illness. She is survived by a sister and numerous nieces and nephews with services planned in Meadville and burial at Green Dale cemetery. Additional notices include Mrs. Margaret Mae Blews of 1052 Beckford Street, Mrs. Charles Houk of Newport, and death notices for William McHannon Edward McCarty Jr Harry E Ryder Dr Harry G Coulter with funeral arrangements and burial details in local churches and cemeteries.
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Alice M. Karl
Shaw Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Karl
Meadville
John
Mary Vincent Peelman
Central Presbyterian Church
Frank M. Karl
Harry A. Bradley
Joseph B. Leyde Mortuary
Highland
Byham Funeral Home
Donald Martin
Green Dale Cemetery
Margaret Mae Blews
Beckford Street
Greenville
Charles Houk
Newport
Newport Methodist Church
Clinton Cemetery
Marshall Funeral Home
William McHannon
Will Mack
Moravia Street
Second Baptist Church
J. L. McFarland
Graceland Cemetery
J. G. Crankleton
West Grant Street
Mr. McHannon
Talulah Falls
Henry and
Mollie McHannon
New Castle
Lawrence Lodge No. 18
Elk’s
Mary McHannon
William Reynolds
Secretary Snyder Sees No Danger Of U.S. Recession
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder told a Boy Scouts planning conference in Lake Geneva Wisconsin that the nation faces no recession danger. He described recent trends as a postwar readjustment period with industry moving to a buyer's market.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
INS
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Boy Scouts of America
Rotary meeting hears film of World War II era events
The Castleton club plans a June 13 briefing by Had Hadsell on his foreign assignment, with Sgt. Walsh arranging for the film Appointment in Tokyo. The official film traces Corregidor to MacArthur’s surrender and beyond, with makers Ed Davenport Harrisonburg George Lucas and Al Tishen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny McClelland
Hadsell
Sam
Washington
Johnny
Tokyo
Corregidor
MacArthur
Sgt. Walsh
Ed Davenport
Somerville
George Lucas
Harrisonburg
al Tishen
Pittsburgh
Carl E. Paisley
Slaying Case Echoes Earlier Colorado Murder
A 19 year old student and Miss Weaver describe a sudden attack by a tall slim man who struck Miss Foster and Spore with a blunt instrument. Spore suffered multiple skull fractures and other injuries after being told to run toward the campus as Weaver fled with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spore
Br discussions intensify as Big Four to meet in Luxembourg
Report notes an impending Paris meeting as foreign ministers from Britain France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg prepare in Luxembourg for June 17 to 18. Western sources say any Soviet Western alliance trade deal hinges on free Berlin access for the U S France and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Brussels
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Russia
Berlin
U. S
Britain
Germany
Potter family gratitude for condolences and gifts
The Potter family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and support during their recent bereavement and for the flowers and cars donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Potter
Third U P Church to Start Daily Vacation Bible School
Plans set for a Daily Vacation Bible School at Third U P Church East Washington Adams Street starting Monday morning June 13 at 9 o clock. The free program runs Monday through Friday with registration and welcomes children from preschool through junior high. Demonstration and Children Day program with infant baptism planned Sunday June 26. Organized by Mrs P D Gibson with Dean Mrs Howard Burdette assisted by Mrs Winifred Young. Teachers and aides listed include numerous local women and girls from the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third U. P
East Washington
Adams Street
P. D. Gibson
Howard Burdette
Winifred Young
Lloyd Gill
Raymond Baldwin
Claire Alford
John O'Neill
Donna Stewart
George Glass
Death by own action case woven into Coplon trial
The article describes Georgi Sotirov and Valentin Gubitchev linked to UN secretariat roles and alleged intelligence work. It notes Peggy Duffy cannot clue to her husband Kent's death, claimed to be depressed after losing his job and the Potomac River incident. Kent, a Harvard graduate, spoke several languages and previously worked in labor before private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Georgi Dimitrov Sotirov
United Nations Secretariat
Kent
Peggy Duffy
Washington Society
Potomac River
Multigraph Company
Harvard University
Former State Department Officials Named by FBI Informants
The department the office of economic warfare and the state department. Other former state department employes also were named by the FBI informants.
Local Robberies Hit Moravia and Randall’s in Stolen Small Goods
Police report two robberies last night and another incident a day earlier at Randall’s on Sampson street. At Koffee Cup Grille on Moravia street 70 pennies and candy were taken. Bread and buns were stolen from Randall’s on Thursday night. Grewingk island in the Bogoslovy group Alaska known as Fire or New, has changed shape since its 1883 upthrown origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koffee Cup
Moravia Street
Randall's
Sampson Street
Grewingk Island
Bogoslovy Group
Alaska
Bogoslov
Miners Prepare for Mine Closing on Lewis Order
Miners plan a 10 day vacation starting June 25 and may not return June 20 25 as Lewis aims to secure a new wage contract. A return to work hinges on contract talks with operators. UMW president meets U S Steel officials in Philadelphia Monday and resumes talks with the Southern Coal Producers Association in Bluefield West Virginia Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
U. S. Steel
Southern Coal Producer Association
Bluefield
W. Va
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Chamberlain
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George D. Reid
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New England
National Parks
Blue Ridge Mountains
Canada
W.j.mccormick
West Grant ST
Bethel
California
Jesse N. Kerr
N. Mill St
WELER
M. J. Donnelly
Special Agent
The
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N. Mercer St
Margaret M. Blews
Edward McCarty, Jr
Aliquippa
Cunningham Funeral
Edward Lynn
William Butterworth
Albert Leech
Richard
Fred Baxter
John Johnson
Joseph Zeigler
Oak Park Cemetery
Snyder
U.S
Castleton
New
Colorado
Paris
Ola
Hull
Aan
VY Cmr
Jack Gerson
Jeweler
U. P. Church
Daily Vacation Bible School
Coplon
H. M. Rosen Ove
Johnson Bldg
Cunningham & Weingartner
Nursery
United States
P. M. T. A. Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
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