Carl Paisley Honored by New Castle Rotary Club
New Castle Rotary Club honored longtime secretary Carl E. Paisley as he retires after 39 years of service. He was named lifetime member and secretary emeritus. Present were his wife and daughter, plus three past district governors and an incoming district governor who lauded his faithful service and leadership.
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New Castle
Robert F. Galbreath
Paisley
Morgan Barnes
Grove City
Harold Burns
New Wilmington
Rotary
A. R. Reimold
Sharon
New Castle News
Fred H. Allen
New Castle Rotary
Carl E. Paisley
Castleton Hotel
Rotary honors Paisley with 39 year pin at New Castle
Club president Fred H. Allen presented Paisley a past secretary pin bearing 39 as Joseph R. McFate led ceremonies. DeLace Cole, a charter member, recalled club activities while guests from nearby towns attended. Paisley’s father Scott founded the New Castle club and Paisley shared personal background.
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Rotary
Fred H. Allen
Paisley
Joseph R. McFate
DeLace Cole
Scott Paisley
New Castle Club
Cole
McFate
West Pittsburg Plans Annual St Anthony Day Festivities
West Pittsburg observes St Anthony's feast on Friday June 17 with a 24 hour program beginning Thursday 7 30 p m at Holy Cross church Rev Michael Carmody celebrant solemn high mass at 10 30 a m and 5 p m procession through town a carnival midway band concert by St Margaret's Band and a fireworks display at 11 30 p m Antonio Nerta chairs the event with Ralph Papa Patsy Nerta and Claudio Labrizzi on the committee Also note Germany reports 641 youth hotels and 6 000 000 reservations in 1955 a record
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West Pittsburg
Holy Cross
Michael Carmody
Pittsburg
St. Margaret's Band
Antonio Nerta
Ralph Papa
Patsy Nerta
Claudio Labrizzi
New Castle school board insures patrons at games
On June 14 1950 the New Castle school board authorized insurance for patrons attending high school basketball and football contests marking the first time this had been done in the city.
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New Castle
On This Date in History Okinawa and Schmeling notes
Ten years ago on June 14 1945 Okinawa enemy positions falter Formosa plants ruined Temperature peaked at 92 degrees. Twenty five years earlier June 14 1930 Joe Jacobs manager of Max Schmeling says the champion will not defend his title for a year.
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Okinawa
Formosa
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Gas Well Near Renovo Capped After 24 Hour Burn
A natural gas well near Renovo Pennsylvania, likely the largest east of the Mississippi, was capped after burning for 24 hours. Drilled by the New York State Natural Gas Company, output was estimated at 150 to 200 million cubic feet daily in the Greenlick Field near the Leidy Gas Field. The fire was extinguished by explosives expert Paul Adair who was flown from Houston.
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Renovo. Pa
INS
Mississippi River
Renovo
Pennsylvania
New York State Natural Gas Company
Potter County
Leidy
Greenlick Field
Paul Adair
Houston
Tex
Sao Paulo Eyes Title As South Americas Fastest-Growing City
Sao Paulo expands at 35 new buildings daily challenging Rio de Janeiro home to 2 650 000 people and aims to surpass Buenos Aires as South America’s largest city with rapid growth and urban development.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
South America
Charles Nolan Named Co-Chairman of Chest Drive in New Castle
Charles W. Nolan, a noted New Castle businessman, will co-chair the 1955 Community Chest campaign with Herman W. Green. Nolan will help recruit and direct the campaign structure, drawing on years of Chest work and prior role in the advanced gift division. The yearly October drive funds 16 Chest agencies serving New Castle and vicinity.
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Charles W. Nolan
New Castle
Community Chest of
New Castle and
Herman W. Green
Nolan
Green
Community Chest
Chest
Births Reported at New Castle Hospital
To Mr and Mrs Andy Lazar a daughter born June 13. To Mr and Mrs Anthony M Cassella a son born June 12. To Mr and Mrs Joseph Buczek a son born June 13. To Mr and Mrs Robert Gibson a son born June 13.
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Andy Lazar
Box
West Pittsburgh
Anthony M. Cassella
Atkinson St
Joseph Buczek
R. D
Robert Gibson
N. Mercer St
Ponder Report On Liberalizing State Mental Health Laws
In Harrisburg the Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee will decide early next week whether to report a House approved measure liberalizing mental health laws. The bill would appoint a deputy welfare secretary trained as a psychiatrist for a five year term as commissioner of mental health and strip trustees of full power, giving the secretary dictatorial authority over institutions while boards act as advisers.
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Harrisburg
INL
Senate
Public Health and Welfare Committee
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong
Pechan
Pennsylvania Mental Health, Inc
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Harry Shapiro
Pennsylvania
Boards of Trustees
Senate Democrats Demand 20 Percent Pay Cut Across State Staff
Harrisburg dispatch reports Senate Democrats floated a 20 percent across the board salary cut for all state employees, including teachers and police, challenging the Republican majority to pass it. Senate Minority Leader Dent accused GOP spokesman Fleming of advocating the cut as a response to Gov. Leader’s tax plan amid televised programs. The note ends with a historical aside: the first free diagnostic cancer clinic opened in Columbus in 1921.
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Harrisburg
Senate
John H. Dent
Dent
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny
Republican Party
George M. Leader
Ridgway Named Chairman of Mellon Institute Board
Gen. Matthew Ridgway, retiring from the Army, becomes chairman of the Mellon Institute for Industrial Research in Pittsburgh. He succeeds Dr. Edward R. Weidlein, who remains institute president, while Weidlein is currently in Europe. Ridgway led the Eighth Army in Korea and commanded the 82nd Airborne through Italy and Normandy.
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Gen. Ridgway
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
INS
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Mellon Institute For Industrial Research In
Ridgway
Edward R
Weidlein
Europe
Eighth Army
Korea
82Nd Airborne Division
Normandy
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Harry J. Alverson, Sr
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E. D. Hawk
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Westinghouse
Alexander’s
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Germany
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Davy Crockett
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Charles Nolan
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