Stolen Palmer Chevrolet Recovered Near Hubbard
City police informed by Warren sheriff that the Chevrolet belonging to William Palmer of R D 2 was found near Hubbard after being stolen yesterday from Liberty and Orchard streets.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
7
City police informed by Warren sheriff that the Chevrolet belonging to William Palmer of R D 2 was found near Hubbard after being stolen yesterday from Liberty and Orchard streets.
James Dudash of Portersville RD 2 said he parked his car near Kurtz street last night and a two tone blue and tan jacket was stolen. The notice appears in local police reports.
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Washington reports the war department says atomic blasts could damage underground caverns. Aberdeen Proving Ground experts will test to find the height needed to crush rock 150 to 200 feet deep after Bikini Atoll tests. The munitions board surveys underground sites for storage and potential shelter for key industries.
First Congregational church organizers led by James E Thomas F C McKinley and others meet to set a 11 oclock Sunday program on Father’s Day June 16. About 150 men expected to attend with Emrys Davies Griff Thomas directing devotionals and William A Francis delivering a tribute to fathers. Councilman D O Davies to lead the men’s chorus and present the pastor Rev Thomas J Jones who will preach on The Pillars of the State Are Falling What Can a Good Man Do.
Shirley Callahan, 22, was injured in a Tuesday evening auto crash at 7:30 near Fast Washington and Pearson streets. She rode with Dorothy Hogue of Lakewood. their car skidded, hit a pole, and she was taken to New Castle hospital for injuries to her right leg. condition was listed as fair.
Four Army P80 jet planes passed Albuquerque at 5:30 a.m. en route to Tinker Field Oklahoma for a transcontinental speed test. Officials said three Shooting Stars left Tinker Field at 9:23 a.m. CST while one jet stayed due to mechanical trouble.
Pittsburgh youths are enlisting at a daily rate of 23, the highest for any city, according to the Marine recruiting office. The Army reports 6000 Western Pennsylvania volunteers this year and the Navy notes 60 recruits daily in the region, with G I bill benefits and job uncertainties cited as reasons for the surge.
Westminster College hosts a Tuesday panel by Dr. James H. Blackwood of Sunset Hill Church Pittsburgh onFrom the Outside Looking in The Chaplain Looks at His Church The group debated church roles for armed forces and future seminary courses while Dr John W Beardslee of New Brunswick NJ spoke on Our Message as part of the Seminary Institute of Theology sponsored by Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary and War Work department.
On Sunday June 16 110 children of St. Vitus parish will receive their first communion at the seven o clock mass They will renew baptismal vows Relatives sponsors and friends will attend The children will attend a three day retreat starting Thursday and return for final days of the retreat Confessions will be heard Saturday Rev Fr Nicholas DeMita celebrant the mass
Mrs. Bessie Clark announces summer dances at Cascade Park two evenings per week for Swing Lobby youths. Dances run Monday and Friday from 7 30 to 11 00 starting June 17. juniors may not leave early. Clair Haid leads welfare duties. Mrs. Dukes attends. Mayor Haven and Lieut Suber will visit. a special bus will return youths to town at 11.
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