Science Retreads Damaged Human Beings These Days
Chicago report to the 105th annual American Medical Association meeting details the Navy tissue bank at Bethesda with over 4000 tissue deposits since 1950 and about 650 patients who received grafts including bone skin arteries and cornea transplants. The doctors say the final frontier is nerve tissue transplantation.
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Jerry W. Draheim
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Red China seeks two month deadline to resume talks
In Geneva the Chinese foreign ministry urged the United States to fix a two month deadline to reach an accord on renouncing force in the Formosa area. Talks between U S Ambassador A Alexis Johnson and Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping Nan have stalled since August. Some progress was made on releasing American civilians held by Red China, but not all have been released.
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China
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Formosa
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-Nan
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Peiping
Noted Athlete to Speak at Holy Name Ceremony
In memory of Rev Nicholas DeMita, the Holy Name Society holds a Mass at St. Vitus with Rev Joseph Fabbri and Rev Ettore DeNapoli officiating. A procession to the Cathedral follows, escorted by police and local groups, with rosary recited by Seminarian John Casella and breakfast by parish societies. Krause will speak after remarks by Mayor DeCarbo and past society presidents. Anthony Zambelli to receive Father-of-the-Year award.
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New Castle
Charles Santillo
Samuel Chill
John Casella
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Young Girls Sodality
Knights of Columbus Choir
Girard
Ohio
Krause
Edward A. DeCarbo
Holy Name Society
Anthony Zambelli
Prisoner Ira Watts Arrested After Alleged Assaults on Officers and Civilians
Ira Watts of Cottage Street was arrested at 3 47 a m in Norris Way on intoxication disorderly conduct resisting arrest and fighting charges. Police allege Watts knocked down his wife assaulted Frank Siegel 62 Edenburg and kicked him while down injuring him. He also assaulted Officer Malley during transport and a prisoner in custody. Siegel and Taylor were discharged later. Watts faced the alderman.
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Cottage Street
Norris Way
Rozzi
Malley
Goodman
Frank Siegel
Edenburg
Watts
Herman Taylor
S. Ray Sr
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New Castle
Taylor
Clae
James Crice
President Ike maintains recovery pace in hospital
President Eisenhower shows stable vitals with pulse 80 and blood pressure 132 over 70 as he walks with assistance and plans further briefings. He may confer with Vice President Nixon and possibly meet Chancellor Adenauer, while rejecting a Russian invitation for the joint chiefs to Moscow. Additionally, notices report the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Shimp, Miss Lois McNutt, and Mrs. Ethel Doyen with funeral arrangements and surviving relatives.
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Sherman Adams
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Iceland seeks revision of defense treaty with United States
Foreign Minister Kristian Gunnarsson said Iceland has notified U S Minister Muccio that Iceland wants a revision of the defense treaty. He added that he does not expect the revision to begin before August 1 and that both governments should decide when and where to start the task.
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Kristian Godmundsson
U. S
John J. Muccio
United States
Man Fined For Speeding To Cool Off At Lake
Louis Donnoff, ticketed for driving 80 miles per hour to reach a lake for a swim, told Judge John D. Watts he was trying to beat the heat. The judge sentenced him to five days in jail and six months no driving.
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Detroit
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Louis Donnoff
John D. Watts
Important organ Baltimore diaphragm muscle
The diaphragm is a highly active muscle in the human body performing about half a billion movements over a lifetime.
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Baltimore
Deaths Of The Day Directory in Classifieds
The daily funeral directory notes interment location, funeral director, service time, and calling hours for convenience at the start of the Classified Section.
Blasdell Reviews June Rotarian at Wampum Club Meeting
Rev. D. J. Blasdell of Wampum Methodist church spoke to the Wampum Rotary Club at the Presbyterian church. President Tom Houk presided and appointed Lewis Guy and L. Butler Hennon as auditors. Visitors included Dr. F. D. Campbell of Bessemer and Bob Jones and Carl Davidson of Ellwood City.
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Presbyterian Church
Tom Houk
Lewis Guy
L. Butler Hennon
F. D. Campbell
Bessemer
Bob Jones
Carl Davidson
Ellwood City
Reliable Fetes Superintendent at 25 Years of Service
Stanley Skowronski rising from errand boy to plant superintendent at Reliable Luggage in West Pittsburg is honored for 25 years with the company. He oversees 296 employees producing more than 2000 luggage pieces daily at the New Wilmington luncheon.
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Harry C. Pitt
Pittsburgh
New Castle
New Castle News
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Educators to Attend NEA Convention in Portland
Irwin W. Stankard Miss Martha Matthews and Philip R. Phelps will be delegates to the 94th annual National Education Association convention in Portland Oregon July 1 6 Stankard is county assistant superintendent and Midwestern district PSEA president Matthews teaches at Mt Jackson High School and will represent classroom teachers Phelps is Shenango Area elementary principal and district administrator delegate lineups include Mrs Rachael Shupe Dr Douglas Lehman and George Demshock Eric Johnston former film czar and roving ambassador to the Middle East will be a major speaker for the five day event
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Mt. Jackson
Phelps
Shenango Area
Rachael Shupe
Beaver
Douglas Lehman
Aliquippa
George Demshock
Butler
Eric Johnston
Middle East
Summer Growth Spurts Outpace Winter Slowdown
Medical researchers report that a child’s growth accelerates in summer and slows most in winter, indicating seasonal effects on development and height.
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Washington
Paul Robeson Cited For Contempt Of Congress
In Washington the House Committee on Un American Activities votes to cite Paul Robeson for contempt of Congress after he refuses to answer if he is a Communist He calls committee members non patriots and un Americans and tells them they should be ashamed of themselves
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
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Mrs. John Harbison Dies In Oregon
Mrs John Wallace Harbison formerly Olive Grey Bowman died Saturday in Medford Oregon after a brief illness. She was active in Medford Presbyterian church and served as Regent of Medford D A R. Survived by two sons John and Sam Harbison of Medford a daughter Mrs Ken Juza of Salem two granddaughters and a grandson. Funeral services were in Medford with burial in Salem on Wednesday.
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New Castle
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Lanesville
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Ken Juza
Salem
Roy Webster
Jack Waddington
Ivor Carlson
Mrs. A. M. Stump Dies in Hamilton
Mrs. A M Stump wife of Rev A M Stump former pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church died Monday morning June 11 after illness In Hamilton Ohio She was active in the Grant St church work and had many friends Services set for Thursday June 14 at 2 p m from Troeschel Funeral Home 547 Maine St Hamilton with interment there
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Lyda Brown
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Neshannock U. P
Pearl Stafford
Cleveland
George A. Shimp
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Eddie Brown
Boyd-Myers
N. Jefferson St
Graceland Cemetery
Lois A. McNutt
Little Beaver
Pittsburgh
Snyder
Belle Andrews McNutt
Enon Valley Presbyterian Church
John McNutt
W. S. Caskey
W. S. Caskey Funeral Home
W. Madison Ave
Mahoningtown
Caskey Funeral Home
W. F. Byers
Enon Presbyterian Church
Little Beaver Cemetery
Ethel Allison Doyen
Lincoln Ave
Tip Top
Venango Co
Fred G
Lena Cook Allison
Lowry W. Doyen
A. C. Dietterle
New Wilmington
A. M. Stump
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Troeschel Funeral Home
Maine St
Hamilton
Ohio
Gerson Reelected To Two-Year Board Director Office
Jack Gerson a noted New Castle jeweler was reelected to a two year term on the board of directors of the Western Pennsylvania Retail Jewelers Association The new board will convene at the Hotel Roosevelt Pittsburgh at 8 p m June 14 to elect officers and discuss issues raised by Pennsylvania s new fair trade law
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New Castle
Western Pennsylvania Retail Jewelers Association
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Spiritualist Church to Hold Worship Service With Sermon
Spiritualist Church of Truth at Mc Goun Halli 215 E Washington St will hold an 8 p.m. Wednesday worship with sermon by Rev. A E Guthrie on If We Believe and messages by Mrs M Tupper. Reformed Presbyterian meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. for prayer at the church led by J S Riley Jr.
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Wedding Guests Gather From Akron Schenectady and Ohio
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. H I Lamphier Waverly Ohio Miss Holly Nelson and others from Akron and Schenectady as guests at the June 2 wedding of Miss Sara Mikels and John A McKay in First United Presbyterian Church. Carl Mooney returned to San Francisco after several days with his brother Sam Mooney of Chestnut Street.
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Carole Kielsmeier
Akron
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Berniece Stiehl
August Stiehl, Jr
Beda Holtman
Schenectady
N. Y
Sara Mikels
John A. McKay
First United Presbyterian Church
Carl Mooney
San Francisco
Sam Mooney
Chestnut St
West Virginia Press honors Thais Shuler at Wheeling banquet
News brief reports Thais Shuler former New Castle News reporter received top honors from the West Virginia Press Association for news writing and court reporting at the annual banquet held at Wheeling Country Club.
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Thais Shuler
New Castle News
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Eye Injury at Wedding Hears Treatment in Meadville
Mrs Laura Casker of RD 2 Guys Mills was struck in the eye by a grain of wedding shotgun ammunition during a wedding. She required hospital care for a corneal laceration. Mrs Mary ...
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Laura Casker
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Multiple local notices report deaths and elections
Youngblood, 34, found dead from a chest gunshot at RD Jamestown with coroner Dr. Sherman L. Watson confirming the cause. Four-year-old Bennett Albert Butler, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Bennett, died instantly under a heavy paint spray compressor at RD 3 Parker. Norman Weisenfluh, long-time Slippery Rock State Teachers College faculty, was elected acting president by the board of trustees. Henry F Buchter of Deshon Manor was elected chairman of the Butler County Democratic Committee, defeating DeHass M Hindman.
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Jamestown
Sherman L. Watson
Crawford County
Butler
Guy Albert Bennett
Arthur M. Bennett
RD 3
Parker
Slippery Rock
Norman Weisenfluh
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Henry F. Buchter
Deshon Manor
Butler County
Democratic Committee
DeHass M. Hindman
U. S. Chiefs not to visit Russia with Eisenhower
President Eisenhower declines a planned Joint Chiefs of Staff visit to the Soviet Union. only two members at most may travel if a future trip occurs. White House press secretary Hagerty notes the schedule must allow time outside Moscow for service-related activities and eight days in the Soviet Union.
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Girl Killed Darting Into Road In Pittsburgh Suburb
Christine Betsch nine of Coraopolis Pa was killed Monday night as she darted into the path of a car driven by Ronald F Leoni nineteen of Coraopolis. Police said the child was on her way to a store for her parents when the tragedy occurred.
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Christine Betsch
Coraopolis
Ronald F. Leoni
Ottawa Province Contains Canada’s Densest Territory
Ottawa Province of Ontario is described as the most heavily populated region in the Dominion of Canada according to the report. The statement highlights high population density and regional prominence within the Dominion.
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Province
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
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