Health Forum Sessions Open In Lawrence County
Lawrence county hosts the Health Institute with Mayor Haven speaking at 1 30 p m. Dr David L Perry opens with tuberculosis control remarks. Dr Rufus S Reeves delivers the main dinner address on Public Health Trends in 1946. A cancer forum and narcotics display are featured with Frank Armstrong speaking at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Castleton
John F. Haven
David L. Perry
The
County Medical Society
Rufus S. Reeves
Philadelphia
E. P. Buchanan
Pittsburgh
Wilbur E. Flannery
Mildred Rogers
M. D
Institute
Paul H. Wilson
New Casa
Frank Armstrong
State Department of Health
Armstrong
Ten Killed in Eastern Storms
Severe electric storms swept central Pennsylvania causing outages and flight disruptions. A two year old, Antoinette Stroma, was killed by lightning near Greensburg in the only PA fatality. Fire and police activities, unroofed schools, and halted railroad signals marked the damage as crews worked through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Leedom Estate
Delaware County
Raymond R. Kirby
Mansfield Township
N. J
Bellefonte
Rockview
Pennsylvania
Antoinette Stroma
Greensburg
Frank
Catherine
Westminster
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
York
New Freedom
Youthful Vandals Break Windshield Near Thaddeus Stevens
A windshield of an auto owned by William Dout at 312 Bell Avenue was smashed with a tomato hurled by three boys near Thaddeus Stevens school at 8 40 p.m. Tuesday. The window shattered onto his young daughter who escaped injury. Police in a cruiser sought the trio but had not yet apprehended them.
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William Dout
Bell Avenue
Thaddeus Stevens School
Deaths of the Day Mrs Sisko of Hillsville
Mrs. Philip Sisko aged 53 wife of Philip Sisko Hillsville died this morning at 12 30 in Northside City hospital Youngstown after four months illness Born October 15 1892 in Russia she had lived in Hillsville 30 years Surviving husband 1916 marriage daughter Patsy Decerbo Hillsville son John Sisko at home Funeral 9 am Saturday from St Lawrence Church Hillsville Interment St Lawrence Cemetery Body returned Thursday from Cunningham Funeral Home Lowellville for residence visitations
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Philip Sisko
Joseph Sisko
Hillsville
Northside City Hospital
Youngstown
Russia
Patsy Decerbo
John Sisko
St. Lawrence Church
St Lawrence Cemetery
Cunningham Funeral Home
Lowellville
Plans Grow After Veto Strikes Move to Conference
After President Truman vetoed the Case Bill, Congress considers a conference between the house and senate. The rules committee meets with factional pressure as supporters seek press reaction to the veto. Truman faults the bill for expanding strikes and calls for study by a joint committee before any new anti strike law is enacted.
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House
Senate
Truman
Congress
Home Owners Organize Tax Reform Group in City
A city meeting led by James B. Foster and Ivor V. Davis formed a Home Owners chapter with R. J. Tennant of a national group urging tax relief. The assembly cited rising property taxes and mounting burdens on homeowners and named a 20 member board of directors including Reginald Bailey and J. B. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Foster
Ivor V. Davis
R. J. J. Tennant
National Organization
Mr. Tennant
Reginald Bailey
T. Cc. Post
Don Thompson
Robert Hook
J. A. Turk
Bernard J. Hook
J. R. Hodge
Joseph Frengel
D. E. Cioffi
Robert Lamoree
J. B. Foster
Paul Fombell
Richard E. Rentz
Joseph Green
James Barnes
Percy B. Walls
Robert Sadler
George F Winter Jr
Lauri Laurell
Carl Haug
Russell Magill
John W. Pattison
Italy's political crisis deepens after clashes and threats of march on Rome
Factional violence erupts as Red formations join clashes in Italy sparking calls for a state of siege. Monarchist supporters threaten a march on Rome while Republicans mass in Naples and Rome demanding King Humbert II leave. Premier de Gasperi notes the monarchy still exists as ministers convene through the night.
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House of Savoy
Rome
Viminale Palace
Humbert II
Alcide de Gasperi
Naples
Italy
Council of Ministers
Humbert
City to Install 300 Miller Coin Meters Soon
Mayor John F Haven announced that 300 Miller multiple coin meters will be installed within a day or two, adding to 100 already in place. A representative of the meter firm is here, and posts for the clock devices have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Haven
New Castle
Bread Price Increase Authorized by OPA Notes Wheat Flour Shortage
OPA states reduced flour supplies from a 25 percent cut in production have cut bakers’ profits and limited flour availability. Bakers may raise bread price by one cent per pound through price changes, weight reductions, or both, but no weight cuts for rolls and these reductions are not tied to the 10 percent recent allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Alexander Fined in Court for Firearms Charge
In a court session Alexander faced a charge of pointing firearms after an incident at a bar. Judge Braham fined him 250 dollars plus costs for pointing a revolver and 50 dollars plus costs for illegal possession, with Sheriff Coen describing the empty chamber and intent. Attorney Shumaker noted a long held gun permit not renewed due to Civilian Corps duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scopio
Larry Pagley
Pagley
Counse
Alexander
Alvah M. Shumanker
United State
Frank L. Coen
Braham
Man killed in blast identified as Boston slayer
The blast homicide in Westfield connected to a Boston slayer case identified Hardy as the victim. Capt John McCarthy of Boston police questioned witnesses after Smith linked Hardy to the search. Mrs Hardy said her husband left for Massachusetts to seek work at Barrett Tool Co Athol and that she accidentally set off the gas blast. Hardy, 49, was a former Civilian inspector for the army air forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Jersey
Hardy
Great Northern
John McCarthy
Westfield
Smith
Massachusetts
Barrett Tool Co
Athol
Army Air Forces
In loving memory of Vaughn Weatherby in France 1944
In loving memory of our son and brother Staff Vaughn Weatherby killed June 12 1944 in France. Sadly missed by mother and brothers. Adjlt The News Want Ads For Results.
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Vaughn Weatherby
France
Adjlt
St Anthony Feast winds down with closing service and blessings
Triduum culminates this Thursday at St Vitus church with a 7 p.m. Mass and papal blessing. Novena participants may attend the 7 a.m. solemn high Mass with Holy Communion and additional Masses at 9:15, 9:30 and 6. Confessions heard nightly. Shrine of St Anthony decorated as devouts offer prayers. Pastors Fr Demita Inteso Pirulli lead junto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
St. Anthony
Nicholas DeMita
Albert M. Inteso
Francis Pirulli
Park Buildings Show Improvement
Cascade Park renews its look with green and white buildings and cleaned grounds, praised by Joseph D. Alexander, city parks director. Coulthard told Mr Alexander that 3,000 children enjoyed Kiddies Day with no accidents, and kitchen facilities in the grove are now available for public use as outings and reunions are organized by lodge officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Joseph D. Alexander
C.C. Coulthard
Alexander
Coulthard
Military plane crashes in Tennessee mountains near Gatlinburg
A B 29 bomber crashed in the Tennessee mountains near Gatlinburg early today, killing all personnel aboard. The mountaintop crash ends a military flight but the exact unit and origin were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Tennessee Mountains
Gatlinburg
Pa Newc Observes Local Happenings Near County Line
At hyterian church on County Line street an amplifier in the church tower plays hymns over the PA system much to neighbors’ appreciation. Hikers frequent the corner of East Washington street and Butler avenue with more civilian than GI hikers, yet civilians are slower to be picked up. Rose bushes attract attention citywide with pinks and deep reds, including former Boviles lawn plants now at Epworth street home of the Pa Nene family. Mrs Dillie’s night blooming cereus closed Tuesday noon, waxy bloom seen by many. cactus grew six inches in three days to eight and a half inches, blooming a month earlier than last year.
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Kroger
South Mill Street
Washington Street
New Castle
East Coast
WKST
Hyterian Church
County Line Street
East Washington Street
Butler Avenue
Boviles
Pa Nene
Epworth Street
Mire
Charles Dillie
Spruce Street
Man Killed in Auto Crash at Rose Point
A man died in a two vehicle crash at Rose Point as he entered the area. His car swerved after passing a truck and struck the car driven by Rev Heinlein before careening off the highway.
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Man
Rose Point
Heinlein
Stewarts Injured In Route Crash as Rally Planned
Reports say Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were en route to Washington D.C. when their car crash occurred. Rev Heinlein was taken to New Castle for a Hess Rally at the Church of the Nazarene led by Rev Elsey. Ambulances transported the injured to a hospital and the deceased was sent to R. L. Boyd funeral home for preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewarts
Washinton
D.C
Stewart
Federal Bureau of
Church of the Nazarene
Rev
Elsey
New Castle
Mr. Stewart
R. L. Boyd Funeral Home
Army recruiting ad urges enlistment before Oct 6 1946
The notice promotes Regular Army education benefits up to 48 months for training in approved schools with tuition and living allowance. It cites over three-quarters of a million already joined and urges reaching a million. Readers are asked to visit their nearest Army Camp or Post or U S Army Recruiting Station for all facts and to join after a 3 year enlistment.
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Educaiou
U. S. Army
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United Nations
WFIL
Boyd
Sien
R. L. Boyd
Jefferson ST
Kerr’s
Jesse N. Kerr
Cross Jewelry
S. Mill Street
Memoriam
Tennessee
Zemo
W. J. McCormick
W. Grant St
Smith’s
PA Newc
Centinos
Tor
Post Office
Bidg
New Castle, Pa
Pepsi ‘Ola Com Company
Leong Islan
I City
N.Y
Pony of
DR. S. Meyer
Optometrist
Mercer Street
Fred C. Wolford
Jos. Rice
E. North ST
Storage Battery and Electric Service Co
N. Mercer St
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