Boy Scout Excursion To Cleveland Saturday
J. C. Hildebrand announces a fifth annual Lawrence County Council Boy Scouts excursion to Cleveland on a special Erie Railroad train departing 10 a.m. from New Castle and returning by 8:15 p.m. Tickets are sold from 8:15 a.m. on Saturday. Over one thousand from 22 Cub Packs and 12 Scout Troops are expected. doctors and nurses accompany, with police escort in Cleveland and return.
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J. C. Hildebrand
Lawrence County
Boy Scouts of America
Cleve
Washington St
Erie Railroad
New Castle
Lawrenceounty
Scouting
Cleveland
Lawrence County Boy Scout Council
The
Community Chest of New Castile and Vicinity
Mt Jackson 4 H Club Chooses Snackers Name
Mt Jackson 4 H club meeting at Mt Jackson High School resulted in the selection of Snackers as the group name. Ruth Kerr served as president and Thelma McDowell as vice president. Joyce Juiliano and Kathy Pitzer demonstrated how to make a snack tray. next meeting date to be announced.
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Mt. Jackson
Mt. Jackson High School
Ruth Kerr
4-H’ers
Thelma McDowell
Joyce Juiliano
Kathy Pitzer
Eight-year-old Kilmer injured wrist in fall
Darlene Kilmer, age 8, of Volant RD 2, was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and discharged after suffering a fracture to the left wrist from a fall.
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Darlene Kilmer
Volant RD 2
Jameson Memorial Hospital
High winds uproot trees in Wilmington scene
The storm toppled maples in Castle Street near Johnstown and near New Wilmington school, disrupting traffic as lines and poles fell. Borough crews, Bell Telephone, and police restored service, with 126 phones out in Oliver exchange after 90 minutes, while Crowds watched responders work. In Waynesburg police seek thief who stole deputy sheriff’s car from jail area.
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Castle St
Johnstown
Bill Rice
Mahoningtown
Johnston Home
New Wilmington
W. Neshannock
Ross Houston
W. Neshannock Ave
Bell Telephone
Neshannock Ave
New Castle St
Burgess Howard Rodgers
J. Russell Rohleder
Bell Telephone Co
Oliver Exchange
Write-In Vote Elects Wives Of Candidates
In Eastville Virginia a write-in revolt toppled seven unopposed men for town offices. Only one candidate, William R Shannonhouse, kept his seat by losing to his wife Mary 11 to 12. Five candidates for council were defeated by their wives by two votes, while one candidate fell to his mother by one vote.
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Eastville
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
William R. Shannonhouse
Mary
Storms Rattle States With High Winds And Flooding
A storm front brought winds up to 60 mph across Kentucky wounding lines and trees, while Pennsylvania suffered toppled trolley and power lines. Pittsburgh faced traffic jams from a half inch of rain in one hour. Corning New York reported downed lines and damaged homes as warm and cool air collided, signaling a continued four day severe weather pattern.
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Corning
N.Y
Canada
Mayflower II refuses sightseers aboard ship display
Unloading from the Mayflower II dampened crowds as the captain banned tourists from boarding. The ship will be on display in New York all summer with viewing from a catwalk. The 33 crew members mostly ashore after their 5,000 mile voyage, sailors singing and dancing for the welcoming public.
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New York
Swivel chair sends man to hospital after fall
Nick Morrone, 71, of 1919 E Washington St, suffered a scalp laceration Thursday when he fell backward in a swivel chair. He received treatment at New Castle Hospital and was released.
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Nick Morrone
E. Washington St
New Castle Hospital
St Vitus Holy Name Men Parade Planned Here
One thousand St Vitus Holy Name men will attend two Masses at 7 a.m. at the church and basement chapel with Father Fabbri and Rev Ettore DeNapoli as celebrants. Confessions are set for Saturday afternoon and evening. After Mass the group will march to the Cathedral for a breakfast program led by Angelo Chill and Dan DiCarlo.
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ST. Vitus
Father Fabbri
Ettore DeNapoli
Angelo Chill
Dan DiCarlo
Charles Scaglione
Charles
Tragic Army Truck Crash In Kentucky Kills 14 Soldiers
Fourteen soldiers from the 101st Airborne die when a one and a half ton Army truck skids on a curve near the Kentucky Tennessee border and plunges into a rocky creek bed. Fifteen others were aboard. nine injured including Curtis were rushed to the base hospital.
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101St
Kentucky-Tennessee
Curtis
Girard Says He Is Not Under Army Pressure
In a statement read with Maj. Stanley F. Levin present, a soldier denied being pressured by the Army. He explained a brother misunderstood remarks due to a poor trans-Pacific telephone connection. The soldier said he meant pressure as confinement to Camp Whittington with limited post options.
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Girard
trans-Pacific
Stanley F. Levin
Army
Louis
Camp Whittington
Community procession details for church event
Santillo and Tom Alfano will serve as marshals. The Red Coat Band under B J Bi oandi will provide music for the procession. New Castle Catholic War Veterans escort guard. Seminarian John Cassella leads the Rosary en route to the Cathedral. Transportation furnished for those unable to walk. Anthony Marino in charge of arrangements. Louis Mastrangelo handles breakfast arrangements. Joseph Cooper and Ralph Audino on reservations committee. Breakfast prepared by the Altar and Rosary Society and served by the Parent Teachers Guild and the Sodality of Our Lady. Ray Mercer organist for the breakfast program.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Parent Teachers Guild
The
Sodality of Our Lady
Ray Mercer
Deaths Of The Day Directory Of Funerals Published Daily
Two obituaries appear with visiting hours and funeral details. Joseph A Malloy 77 of Hileman Apts died at New Castle Hospital after a long illness. Interment at St. Mary Cemetery following Requiem High Mass. Also Howard F Culbertson 49 of 7 E Maple St died at Jameson Memorial Hospital after extended illness. Funeral Sunday from George E Nickerson Funeral Home with interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Joseph A
Malloy
Hileman Apts
Wallace Ave
New Castle
Mr. Malloy
Indiana
Joseph and
Anna McCann Malloy
Youngstown
Robins Furniture Co
Ewer
Mrs Donald Boyd Dies In New Castle After Brief Illness
Mrs. Donald Boyd 62 formerly Eleanor Minick died yesterday at 4 p.m. in New Castle Hospital after a brief illness. Visitation at Leyde Mortuary today 7-9 and tomorrow 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Rev. Cuyler Ferguson to officiate at Castle View Burial Park. Born September 9 1894 in Mercer County she was the daughter of Clyde and Arabelle McNickel Minick. Survived by husband Donald Boyd married 25 years and one son.
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Donald Boyd
N. Ray St
Eleanor Minick
New Castle Hospital
Joseph B. Leyde
Cuyler Ferguson
Castle View
Boyd
Mercer County
Clyde
Arabelle McNickel Minick
Third UP Church
Police hunt killer of 6 year old girl arrests made
Police say Pares, 23, is a prime suspect after a handprint of a girl was found inside his car. Lt John Nichols cites a fingerprint report from New York while neighbors recall seeing him near the child’s home. Two other men were detained and released after questioning.
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John Nichols
Pares
New York
William Lutz
Ecorse
Thirteen Criminal Cases Move To Next Week In Court
The Lawrence County Courthouse will hear 13 criminal cases next week due to an extended term. Clerk Richard C. Davis notes the term’s unusually long duration and that the date has shifted from June 19 to June 21 for desertion and non support matters.
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Lawrence County
Richard C. Davis
2100 Workers Strike at Hammermill Paper in Erie
About 2100 workers walked out at Hammermill Paper Co in Erie Pennsylvania halting production at the plant. The strike started at midnight over a wage contract to replace the expired agreement dated June 1.
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Erie, Pa
Hammermill Paper Co
Moonshiners begin federal prison terms in protection scheme
Six Greensboro men started prison terms after attempting to pay protection money to a deputy sheriff and hiring a federal agent as a "cad hand" in a scheme. The case highlights the risks of illegal bootlegging and corrupt payments to law enforcement.
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Greensboro
N.C
Cdd
Work Stoppage At Bossert Co Ends As Workers Return
About 75 to 100 employees return to Bossert Co after a walkout that began June 6 when Roger Monaco was fired for allegedly leaving early and having time card punched by an unknown person. Monaco denies the charge and says the time card was unlawfully punched. Another worker, Philip Mike, was discharged for actions in the unauthorized strike. he sought clarification of the alleged actions.
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Roger Monaco
Monaco
Philip Mike
A. J. Yamalta
Mike
Obituary Notices of Edgar Francis Family
Edgar Francis obituary notes another son Harry Francis preceded her in death. Surviving are three brothers Arthur and Edgar Minick of this city and John Minick of Somerset Pa. and three grandchildren.
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Edgar Francis
Harry Francis
Arthur
Edgar Minick
This City
John Minick
Somerset
Coup Overturns Haiti Government Seizure of President Fignole
In Port au Prince the army toppled the provisional government in a bloodless coup and arrested President Daniel Fignole. Army chief Gen Antonio Rebrreau led the operation and planned to announce a new military regime. Fignole was reportedly confined at Les Casernes Dessalines as unrest spread but without violence.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Antonio Rebrreau
Fignole
Les Casernes Dessa
Conn guilty verdict shocks New Castle golf circle
The jury found Conn guilty last night after a trial led by District Attorney Gilbert E. Long. Conn proclaimed his innocence, defended his six year record, and cited a $30,000 capital gain at Sylvan Heights Golf Course under his management. Police had arrested him April 18 at the golf course for a Dubois Country Club burglary and he was arraigned the same day on a $5000 property bond.
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Gilbert E. Long
Conn
New Castle
Sylvan Heights
Gene Pascarella
Mill St
Dubois Country Club
Pascarella
Justice of the Peace
C. E. Anderson
Court Sentences Kimbell and Newton on Two Indictments
Thomas Hughes Kimbell of New Castle YMCA and Frederick J. Newton Jr. of 111 East St. pleaded guilty to burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods for crimes at Edward Hites Saw Mill Pulaski Township and Fleming Lumber Co North Beaver Township on May 20. Newton received four to eight months in jail and a 64 cent fine per indictment. Kimbell got six to 12 months in the Allegheny County Workhouse and 64 cent fines per indictment. All sentences run concurrent from late May.
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Edward Hites
Pulaski
Kimbell
Allegheny County
Draft Board Seeks Four Registrants in New Castle
Local draft board 87 in the Greer Building New Castle lists four registrants with mail returned as moved. Names include David W. Michael 617 Sennett St New Castle Ronald E Reno 1104 County Line St New Castle Dale E Gittings 1603 Moravia St New Castle and Donald P Freeman 189 Tuse N W Canton O.
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Greer
New Castle
David W. Michael
Sennett St
Ronald E. Reno
County Line St
Dale E. Gittings
Moravia St
Donald P. Freeman
Tuse
N. W
Canton
Peterson Named As Denmark Ambassador
President Eisenhower nominated Val Peterson as ambassador to Denmark and named former Iowa governor Leo Hoegh to succeed Peterson as civil defense administrator.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Denmark
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
Peterson
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