Ward Paratrooper Injured In Slippery Rock Car Crash
A Grove City Hospital report says four youths were aided after a skidding accident on Franklin Street in Slippery Rock. Driver Benny Prospero, corporal in a paratrooper unit, and passengers Elaine Cornwell Elaine Hawke and Nancy Hawke suffered injuries. Nancy had a fractured right clavicle and facial injuries. Benny was treated for forehead lacerations and later moved for further observation.
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Grove City Hospital
Franklin Street
Slippery Rock
Benny Prospero
West
Wabash Avenue
Elaine Cornwell
Franklin
Elaine Hawke
Nancy
Benny
Kentucky
Grove City
New Castle Hospital
Naval Hospital
Pittsburgh
Auxiliary Plans For Party Tonight
This evening at Christopher Columbus hall the Columbus Auxiliary sponsors a farewell party for officer Mrs Mary Munro. Serving begins at 6 o clock. Mrs Mary JovanelIa serves as president.
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Christopher Columbus Hall
Columbus Auxiliary
Mary Munro
Mary Jovanella
Increase Insurance On Methodist Church
Mahoning Methodist Church shows a new look after bulletin boards were painted and redecorated by Ralph E. Taylor a trustee. Trustees report that the work improves church facilities and safety through the insurance review process.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Ralph E. Taylor
Insurance on church boosted to 100000
The church has raised its amount of insurance on the building and furnishings from 36000 to 72000 and then to 100000 within the past year. Plastering and washing of walls and woodwork in the sanctuary and Sunday school rooms are proceeding quickly at the current work pace.
Fracture Improves as Young Girl Recovers at Home
Maxine Domenick seven years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Domenick 316 West Madison avenue suffered a collar bone fracture after a fall near home. She is improving and has returned to work at the Pennsylvania Railroad. Other local notes report Mr and Mrs Charles Wallace returning from Erie Mrs Carl Hutchinson confined to New Castle hospital and improving Tip Earls also improved after illness at New Castle hospital. Women’s Society of Christian Service to meet June 16 at 904 North Liberty street. Mrs Ralph Scowden returned from Pasadena with her mother Mrs Charles E Dungan in good health. Drive slowly children move fast.
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Maxine
Sylvester Domenick
Madison Avenue
Charles Wallace
West Cherry Street
Erie
W. King
North Lafayette Street
New Castle Hospital
Charles Fire
Beaver Falls
Mike Tommasone
North Cedar Street
West Madison Avenue
Penna
Carl Hutchinson
North Liberty Street
Tip Earls
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Simpson Methodist Church
R. J. Haigler
Ralph M. Scowden
East Clayton Street
Pasadena
Calif
Bessie Rhodes
Castle Coed Club Cancels Summer Meetings
The Castle Coed club of the YWCA will not meet during the summer months. Miss Betty Jane Metzner, director, announced today. Regular Wednesday evening sessions will resume September 7.
Assignment America spoofing guilt by association jokes at subversive era trial
INEZ ROBB recounts playful asides about her connections to figures tied to espionage rumors. She riffs on encounters with Helen Hayes Edward G Robinson and Churchill era chatter while lampooning fears of subversion in postwar America.
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New York
FBI
Washington, D. C
Judith Coplon
Helen Hayes
Futhermore
Miss Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Edward G. Robinson
Opportunity Drive Emphasizes Savings for Free Society
Washington INS report stresses the opportunity drive from May 16 to June 30 as vital for individuals to secure their future and contribute to a higher standard of living in a free country. It argues savings protect self respect and personal security.
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Washington
INS
Catholic Day Group to Meet at Slovak Hall
Catholic Day committee members will meet tonight in the Slovak hall at Jefferson and Miller avenue at 8:30. Further plans will be made for the Catholic Day event at Cascade Park on August 3.
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Jefferson and
Miller Avenue
Cascade Park
Knights of Columbus Hold Special Meeting
The Knights of Columbus schedule a special meeting in their club rooms at 34914 East Washington street on Thursday at eight o'clock. Grand knight William J. Howley will preside.
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Knights of Columbus
East
Washington Street
William J. Howley
Eight Year Old Fractures Arm After Bicycle Fall
Ed Cookson aged eight, son of Enoch Cookson of Grandview Avenue R D 2, fell from his bicycle Tuesday at 4 20 p m and fractured his left arm. He received treatment at New Castle hospital and was later discharged. Try News Want Ads For Results.
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Ed Cookson
R. D
Grandview Avenue
Enoch Cookson
New Castle Hospital
Retired Melbourne staying horse Russia to stud in NSW
Australia’s great staying racehorse Russia has been retired to stud in New South Wales after a faltering Sydney race where he finished second. The decision curtails further injury risk and preserves his value for breeding.
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Melbourne
Australia
Russia
New South Wales
Sydney
Cleveland TV sets warned as lightning booby traps
Cleveland television owners may face dangerous electrical risks as City Building Commissioner William D. Guion estimates ground grounding on most of the city's 30,000 TV antennas is inadequate.
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Cleveland
INS
William D. Guion
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