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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1955

Page

2

UCT Installs Newly Elected Council Heads

The Pennsylvania Grand Council and Grand Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers of America installed officers at the Cathedral and Castleton ballroom ending the 52nd Annual Session. New Grand Counselor Francis J. Michaels presided as Johnstown and Punxsutawney members filled key posts. Memorial services honored 113 deceased members including Jacob Mark.

Pennsylvania Grand Council United Commercial Travelers of America Cathedral Castleton Ball A. R. McCarthy Punxsutawney Grand Sentinel R. M. Wian Francis J. Michaels Johnstown William H. Blews, Jr New Castle Blews Council Donald F. Bowers Supreme Council Columbus Ohio F. E. Heyman Jessie Pritts Phillipsburg Fern Page Castleton Shenango China Co Page Agnes Davis Indiana Christine Yohe Harrisburg LaRue McCullough Hazel Shore Lewistown Joseph E. Law Williamsport William Kyler Kenneth Hammond Jacob Mark Pittsburgh Mr. Mark Shuger

Eisenhower urges extension ofAtoms for Peace program

President Eisenhower outlined two proposals to Congress to broaden peaceful atomic energy sharing. He cited existing 10 country agreements and proposed Washington fund half the cost of new research reactors, viewing the plan as a gateway to world progress. He spoke after touring the university’s new $300,000 research reactor.

Enhower Milton Congress United States Washington Gateway To Progress U. S Eisenhower Free Nations

Senate probers seek to finish Lev questioning on Navy hats

Meise testified Lev ordered machinery on May 11, 1953 to produce 6.8 million Navy hats at a Nayaguez Puerto Rico plant and dated the order to May 1. Lev countered it was Meise's idea. Lev denied payoffs and said he had an option from Kernan in Chicago. Navy aims to recover $70,418 for defective hats as Vining links Lev to hotel bills and Ades cash payments.

Singer Sewing Machine Co Meise Lev Nayaguez Puerto Rico John L. McClellan Singer Chicago Kernan Leo Henry B. Vining Navy Vining Levy Maurice Ades

General Motors negotiators hopeful on wage plan impact

Both sides21 expressed confidence a settlement would come before the strike deadline. Reuther and union leaders said they were patient and held plenty of hope while players in the Waiting game. A final deal promising a guaranteed wage plan could set a pattern for the industry if adopted at Ford as well.

Reuther General Motors Ford

Ostrich Eye Weight Exceeds Brain by Large Margin

Observation notes that ostrich eyes weigh more than twice their brain weight, highlighting a striking anatomical proportion in the flightless birds.

Deaths Of The Day Amid Obituary Mix In Local Notices

A series of death notices from local families includes Arnold W. Julian of 804 Arlington Avenue who died Friday at 2 p.m. in Jameson Memorial Hospital, with funeral plans at William F. DeCarbo Funeral Home. Also listed are Hallie Blanche Elliott of New Wilmington, George F. McConnell of 917 East Washington Street, and Mrs. W. L. Davidson of Fairfax, with service times and burial details. Edward Y. Elphie of Wampum dies Friday. funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Wampum with interment in New Castle.

W. L. Davidson New Wilmington William Douthitt Keith Jameson Fairfax William V. Davidson Nazareth Barbara Travis Altoona Samuel Douthitt S. W. Douthitt Reis Street Robert F. Galbreath Edward Y. Elphie Wampum Marshall Funeral Home New Castle Elphie

Governor To Speak At Erie Dinner Tonight

Governor George M. Leader will address a banquet in Erie pa concluding the 44th annual convention of the Pennsylvania branch of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Erie George M. Leader Pennsylvania Fraternal Order of Eagles

Harrisburg Car Crash Kills 25 Year Old Coffman

John V. Coffman, 25, of Harrisburg, died when his car struck the rear of a truck early today. His companion, John C. Moyer, 20, was critically injured. Truck driver Oscar Moore, 54, escaped injury.

Harrisburg INS John V. Coffman John C. Moyer Oscar Moore

Rev John Rommack Dies In Youngstown

Rev John S Hromyak Rommack Sr 54 of 1898 Wilson Ave Youngstown pastor of St Nicholas Greek Catholic church died at 130 am Friday in Donora Pa after a heart attack. He was in Donora for a banquet honoring Most Rev Nicholas T Elko and died at St Michael rectory. He leaves his wife Marie M Flenyo three sons Rev John Rommack Jr Gregory and Thomas two brothers Michael P Hromyak Joseph E Hromyak and three sisters. The body lies in state at the church after 7 pm with services nightly at 730 until funeral Tuesday at 1000 am.

John S. (Hromyak) Rommack Wilson Avenue Youngstown St. Nicholas Greek Catholic Church Donora Rommack Katherine Pavlichko Hromyak Michael P. Hromyak Stanley Mackey Nicholas T. Elko Pittsburgh St. Michael Rev New Castle John F. Hromyak Uzh John Rommack, Jr St. Eugene's Church Maple Heights Ohio Gregory St. Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Catholic Seminary Thomas This City Joseph E. Hromyak East Liverpool Joseph Molnar Fort Pierce Fla Joseph Kay

Longest Total Solar Eclipse Sets June 20 Date

The article notes a worldwide total solar eclipse on June 20 with visibility limited to parts of Asia the Pacific and the Far East. A four man team from the American Museum-Hayden Planetarium will document the event while 20 American scientists join observers in the region. The United States will not see this eclipse though a later October 1959 total eclipse will darken parts of New England and New York will only see a partial view.

Ceylon Thailand Philippines Pacific Ocean Solomon Island America Arabia New Zealand United States South America American Museum-Hayden Planetarium New York Far East Pacific U. S Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts

Coudersport Gas Well Blows in as Cap Effort Begins

Crews at Coudersport attempted to cap a gas well in the Green Lick pool described as the largest producer east of the Mississippi. The well blew in Friday, flowing over 150 million cubic feet daily, with the main valve cap unable to be shut. State forester Maynard H. Hench estimated royalty losses at about $19,000 per day until capped.

Coudersport Mississippi River Green Lick Pool New York State Natural Gas Corp Stewardson Two Maynard H. Hench

To Secret Rotary Program Promoted by Ralph Judine

A note invites Rotarians to attend a program titled To Secret described by Ralph Judine as revealing a new concept. Participants are urged to come and learn what the plan entails.

Ralph Udine

Miss Ernst Dies in Youngstown at 84

Miss Mame Ernst aged 84 of 1408 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown Ohio died Friday at 2 45 p m after a month long heart illness She taught in local schools Lincoln Garfield and Martin Gantz She was born September 1 1870 in Sharon and was a member of Trinity Methodist Church and Miriam Chapter Order of Eastern Star Funeral services set for Monday at 1 30 p m from Shriver Allison North Side Funeral Home Friends may call Sunday evening

Hallie Blanche Elliott West Neshannock Avenue New Wilmington Butler County Thomas Scott Catherine Elizabeth Stuart Elliott Neshannock Presbyterian Church Neshannock Miss Elliott Nacanna Club of Westminster College Clara Ann Elliott Elizabeth Elliott Lusk R. D Catherine Elliott Fulton Jessie Elliott Wright Sharp Funeral Home Roland White W. F. Byers Plaingrove Cemetery Mame Ernst Mahoning Avenue Youngstown Miss Ernst Lincoln Garfield Martin-Gantz Sharon William A Jane McKelvey Ernst

Leaders Seek Speed On New Steel Contract

Union leaders press for a substantial pay raise amid a 70 cent per hour offer. McDonald warns the proposal is inadequate and vows rejection. The union anticipates a package around 20 cents an hour plus cost of living adjustments and a guaranteed annual wage, echoing gains won by CIO Auto Workers at Ford.

McDonald CIO Ford Motor Co

Salk Vaccine Safety Tests Target Salk Vaccine Makers

The report notes Afro American six manufacturers must pass new government safety tests. Basil O Connor accuses the report of incompleteness. Betshel A M E Sunday school Jonas E Salk version to be shown for Children's Day with cine and a debate, spelling bee, and Gospel Harmonettes program at Church of God in Christ on June 16 at 8 p.m.

Scheele Basil O'Connor National Foundation For New York O'Connor Bethel A. M. E Jonas E Church of God In Christ

George Petronelis Admitted After Poisoning Incident

George Petronelis, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Petronelis of 910 Pollock Avenue, was admitted Thursday to New Castle Hospital. He is showing improvement after suffering piomaine poisoning.

George Petronelis Anthony Petronelis Pollock Avenue New Castle Hospital

US Air Force Plane Crash Near Stuttgart Leaves 10 Dead

At dawn a detachment of U S Air Force rescue workers and German police reached the scene near Owen thirteen miles southeast of Stuttgart. Police say ten bodies were found in the burned wreckage, believed to be the entire crew.

U.S. Air Force Owen Stuttgart Wurtemberg-Baden

Grey Haired Nurse Wins Plane Race to Key West

Edna Gardner Whythe a 53 year old nurse from Flushing Michigan won the over water plane race to Key West ahead of 30 other light planes. Co pilot Lucille White joined whythe for the Havana bound trip after the final stop. The event started in Washington DC with 61 women fliers challenged by headwinds and storms.

Key West Fla Cuba Edna Gardner Whythe Flushing Mich Havana Whythe Lucille White James‘town N.Y Washington, D.C

Blood transfusion plan would be inadequate in larger war

Two Army scientists from Walter Reed warned at an Atlantic City meeting that the current universal donor system could not support a major or multi theater war. They said the present transfusion setup is prodigal and would fail if the United States faced a broader conflict or invasion.

Atlantic City United States Joseph H. Akeroy William H. Crosby Walter Reed Army Medical Center Army Medical Service and Surgery Sections American Medical Association Korea

First Baptist Will Launch Bible School

First Baptist church announces a Daily Vacation Bible School themed Sailing With Christ from June 13 to 24 in downtown church. Sessions run 9 to 11 45 a m daily with director Lowell Smith. Handwork includes shellcraft and gimp projects such as brooches, earrings, pins, belts, bracelets and tieclips. Closing program is June 26 at 7 45 p m. Sunday school outing on June 30. Staff include Mrs Francis Rodgers and several superintendents.

First Baptist Church Lowell Smith Smith Francis Rodgers Anne Mitten Grace Lutz Kay McCann Phyliss Marshall

Births Reported at Jameson Memorial Hospital

To Mr and Mrs Robert Senko 641 S Ray St a daughter June 11. To Mr and Mrs James R Stine dorf R D 2 New Wilmington a son June 11. To Mr and Mrs J Harold Capitola 2408 E Washington St a son June 11.

Robert Senko S. Ray St James R. Stinedorf R. D New Wilmington J. Harold Capitola E. Washington St

Man Burns Fingers In Burning Match Clip Accident

Harold Black aged 42 of 426 Neshannock Avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 9 35 p m for first and second degree burns to his left thumb and index finger after a clip of matches in his hand exploded.

Harold Black Neshannock Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital

In Memoriam Willis Cowmeadow Remembered One Year On

An obituary notice marks the first anniversary of Willis Cowmeadow's death on June 11, 1954. It expresses family remembrance from Margaret P. Cowmeadow and their children.

Willis Cowmeadow Margaret P. Cowmeadow

Card Of Thanks For Mrs Katherine Kowalchuk

We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy during illness and death of Mrs Katherine Kowalchuk Also for flowers and cars donated Signed Mr John Kowalchuk and family.

Katherine Kowalchuk John Kowalchuk

Water Company to Sell Assets to New Wilmington Borough

Stockholders of the New Wilmington Water Supply Company voted to accept an offer of 100600 from the New Wilmington Borough Council for the company's assets including stock and property. Meetings planned Thursday to finalize the transaction and a council vote set for 8 p m. Dr. Robert M Woods pledged rapid action to deliver good water at a reasonable rate.

New Wilmington Water Supply Company S. B. Cleal New Wilmington Boro Council Water Supply Company Cleal New Wilmington Boro Council Boro Water Company Boro Water Commission Robert M. Woods

Seven year old hurt palm after fall at play

Paul Grossman seven, of 732 Oak Street, received medical aid for a laceration to the left palm in New Castle Hospital on Friday at 7 35 p m after a fall while playing.

Paul Grossman Oak Street New Castle Hospital

Bereavement Thanks From The Net and Delaney Families

The Net and Delaney families express gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown after their loss. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Net and Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney extend appreciation for support during this bereavement.

Mrs. Russell Andy

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UCT Ladies Tour Pottery Lennox Haas Senate Tommy Keystone Bread May’s State Line P.m Unity Darlington R. Edgar May R.D Darlington New Springfield Kimball Palestine Dougherty George Lowers Patrick J. Dougherty Grandview Avenue Arnold W. Julian Arlington Avenue National Roccaraso Italy Peter Angela’ Bucci Julian Lena Bordonaro Julian Angela Marie Yursida Lorraine Phillip Valerio Stella Giovannina Casciato St. Vitus Church Holy Name Society William F. DeCarbo St. Vitus Nicholas George F. McConnell East Washington Street Hiram and Hanna Baker McConnell Matilda Morrow McConnell McConnell Pennsylvania Railroad Central Presbyterian Church Matilda McConnell Georgiana Campbell Frederick M. McConnell Wilson Pa H. D. McConnell Ashtabula Marie Pitzer Cunningham East Washington Street Chestnut John Rommack Youngstown, O First Baptist Bible School Eeeee Jean McCreary Maryland Avenue Memoriam Lawrence County Cunningham and Weingartner Old Butler Road Oliver Boro Water Co New Wilmington Council Seneca Adventures OF Kit Garson Wfmj-Tv James Delaney Corner Mill St Baxter Wash St. OL ELC vi M. J. Donnelly Million Dollar Round Table N. Mercer St Dial Prices Service Jack Gerson Jeweler Washington St Mil CBS Television Witness Channel Pennsylvania Power CO
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