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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

Page

2

Broker Reports on Industrial Contacts Made

Thomas Mc Caffrey, a Pittsburgh industrial broker, disclosed outreach to sell the former United Engineering and Foundry plant. He met GNCA and Development Corp boards at the Castleton hotel and noted foreign and domestic firms contacted, with mixed interest and fit.

United Engineering and Foundry Company Thomas McCaffrey Pittsburgh McCaffrey Greater New Castle Association The Development Corporation Castleton Hotel New Castle Civic and Industrial Group Chicago-Milwaukee Inland Steel Borge-Warner Pullman Car Manufacturer Ladish Drop Forge Norberg Manufacturing Company Toronto

Modern and integrated foundry praised by GSA engineer

A GSA industrial engineer called the plant the most modern and completely integrated foundry machine and weld shop in existence. The report says no other competitive industries measure up to the former UEF plant. McCaffrey said he will tour the industrial circuit next, aiming for the West Coast, and urged community representatives join to boost promotion of the sale.

McCaffrey Edward A. DeCarbo GNCA Murray S. Stephens Borge- Warner Ladish Drop Forge Company McCaffery General Services Administration Ln UEF

Youth Goes On Trial For Murder Of Great Aunt

William Wright, 17, a reform school runaway, pleads guilty to a general murder charge for the January 26 hammer bludgeoning death of his elderly great aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Thomas 68, in her Shadyside home. He allegedly used a machinist hammer during an argument while a fugitive and set fire to the apartment to cover up the crime. Wright later surrendered to authorities and returned to the reform school.

Pittsburgh William Wright a _k Shadyside Wright Evelyn Thomas Grove City Young Wright Reform School

Hail Stones and Winds Wreak Crops Damage in Two States

United Press reports severe weather across Texas and Indiana with hail storms and high winds trashing cotton and wheat crops. Tornado-like winds near Abilene damaged homes while flash floods and pea soup fog punished Delphi agriculture amid a vast Western Plains storm system.

Texas Indiana West Abilene Hoosier Delphi Western Plains West Central Plains Mississippi Valley

Carmen Ritchie Promoted to Sergeant in Fifth Army

Carmen Ritchie son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ritchie of 512 Canyon Street has been promoted to sergeant. He has served 23 months with the Fifth Armored Division in Germany after enlisting in February 1953.

Carmen Ritchie Joseph Ritchie Canyon Street Fifth Armored Division Germany

Deaths Of The Day Pa Nene Observes Mrs Marietta Konoza

Mrs. Marietta Konoza 45 of 4356 Crescent Street Philadelphia died at Osteopathic Hospital at 3 30 a m Tuesday after a short illness. Survived by husband Walter A Konora two daughters and many relatives. Funeral arrangements by Marshall Funeral Home Wampum with services Friday at 2 p m. Interment Clinton Cemetery.

Marietta Konoza Crescent Street Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital Wampum George and Rhoda Fosnaught Zeigler Walter A. Konora Helen Carcillo Edna Crawford Beaver Falls Helen Kirkwood Idella Moore Edna Baker George William Zeigler Marshall Funeral Home Earl H. Ford First Pentecostal Church of Clinton Cemetery Mary Saltzer St. John Mary Mabel Saltzer St. John Margaret MecConahy R. D Castlewood Robert Franklin St. John James Emma Searfoss Saltzer Castlewood Christian and Missionary Alliance Francis R. St. John Morrisville Thomas Jefferson New Guinea Ruth Evelyn Bishop This City Fenton Saltzer California Richard Saltzer Florida William Fox Ellwood City Carrie Parker Catherine Kale Nancy Ruhle Howard Reynolds Adams Street

Man Survives Five Days in Refrigerator Car

Manuel Ramirez a 28 year old from Laredo was found unconscious in a Philadelphia bound freight car loaded with sheep hides. He said he climbed aboard thinking it would go to Texas and endured five and a half days without food or water as the car cooled at about 50 degrees.

Philadelphia Laredo Tex Manuel Ramirez Chicago Ramirez Texas

Leroy Juliano Graduates Today From University of Pittsburgh

Leroy James Juliano son of Mr and Mrs Nick J Juliano of 938 Temple avenue earned a bachelor of science at commencement in the Cathedral of Learning to enter the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine September 12. He majored in zoology and joined Beta Beta Beta and Newman’s club during his college years.

Leroy James Juliano Nick J. Juliano Temple Avenue Cathedral of Learning University of Pittsburgh Juliano Newman's Club University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Falls From Porch Injures Boy At New Castle Hospital

Frederick Ball aged 12 fell from the front porch at home on Tuesday spraining his left wrist. He received treatment at 2 10 p m in New Castle hospital.

Frederick Ball New Castle Hospital

Washington Officials Go Underground

Washington officials are shown linked by an elaborate communications system enabling face to face conferences or full cabinet meetings via closed circuit TV. An emergency news center, 100 reporters, and a network of 31 secret relocation centers support wartime updates and censorship on site locations.

Eisenhower Washington

Union positions on auto guarantees in 26 week pact talks

General Motors settlements set a 60 to 65 percent guarantee for 26 weeks. Woodcock framed this as a opening stance likely to be trimmed during negotiations to align with Ford and GM agreements and to secure concessions from the smaller firm.

General Motors Woodcock Ford

Statewide air raid drill alert triggers shelter directive

Gerstell notes an air raid exercise will pause traffic and require all people to seek shelter. State police and volunteer defense workers will be alerted shortly after noon and the drill continues until about 4 30 p.m.

Gerstell

U S Steel Wage Talks Pause Then Set for Next Monday

Smaller steel firms await proposals after talks with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones and Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel recessed to allow major producers to draft offers. Ronald Hill 14 of 139 Mills Way fractured his left toe at Senior High School while playing basketball and was treated at New Castle Hospital.

U. S. Steel Bethlehem, Republic Jones and Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel Ronald Hill Mills Way New Castle Hospital

Famine Conditions Reported In Red China Amid Shortages

Hong Kong observers link food export policy to shortages and drought in southeastern China delaying spring planting by nearly ten weeks. They warn deeper trouble as stockpiling fuels unrest, with a notable incident in Kwangsi where guards shot at grain workers attempting to break into a granary.

Hong Kong China Kwangtung Kwangsi

Adenauer and Bulganin Talk of Germany Security

Adenauer said Germany cannot be neutralized and can only secure independence through collective security. He asserted Germany will not abandon Western partners and that German militarism danger has faded. He urged both the West and Russia to commit to disarmament.

Germany Adenauer West Russia

GM Workers Remain on Strike as Talks Continue

Negotiations between American Motors and the union enter a second day at the Veterans Memorial building. AM talks likely adjourn today and resume next week to bargain local plant issues.

American Motors Union Veterans Memorial Building

Peron government arrests prompt unrest and church warnings

Reports say the Peron government made arrests provoking dis orders and stripping officials of posts. Vatican sources warned that arresting Roman Catholic prelates in Argentina would trigger automatic excommunication for President Juan D. Peron and others, calling the move grave and likening it to measures in communist regimes.

Vatican Argentina Juan D. Peron

Boy Hit by Bat During Baseball Game Injures Nose

Frank Battista aged 10 from 525 Sutton Street was struck in the face by a baseball bat while playing baseball on Tuesday morning. At 11 05 am he received treatment for a laceration and nose fracture at New Castle Hospital.

Frank Battista Sutton Street New Castle Hospital

AMA opposes Democratic plan for free polio vaccine

The American Medical Association told the Senate Labor Committee that free vaccine for all children is unnecessary and too costly. It backed a smaller 35 million dollar proposal to aid families unable to pay while asserting local and voluntary efforts can handle distribution without new federal legislation.

Washington American Medical Association AMA Senate Labor Committee Physicians’ Organization Julian P. Price Water B. Martin

Four Lawrence County Men Go To Army Induction

Four men from Lawrence County left this morning by train to be inducted into the U S Army. All four volunteered and were drafted from Local Board 86, marking the county's lowest monthly draftee total in two years. Representatives from Gideons Salvation Army Red Cross and American Legion and Dr Thomas J Jones witnessed the sendoff.

Lawrence Pittsburgh U. S. Army Local Board The Gideons Salvation Army Red Cross American Legion Thomas J. Jones First Congregational Church

Humane Board Sets Special Meeting on June 16

Lawrence County Humane Society will not meet at the YMCA this month. A special Board of Directors session will be held at Mrs. Earl Sowers home on Old Pittsburgh Road Thursday June 16 at 8 p.m. All board members and spouses are invited.

Lawrence County Humane Society Y.M.C.A Earl Sowers Old Pittsburgh Road

Eleven-year-old hurt finger at hospital after bicycle luggage catch

Louis Pearsall, 11, of 520 E Moody Ave, was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 3 15 p.m. for a right index finger laceration caused when it was caught on a bicycle luggage carrier.

Louis Pearsall E. Moody Ave Jameson Memorial Hospital

Doan's Pills Promise Quick Backache Relief

Nagging backache and discomfort from overexertion or stress lead to restlessness and sleepless nights. Doan's Pills relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic to help kidneys. Millions have trusted Doan's for over 60 years. try them today.

Dean Doan

Eagles Auxiliary Elects Officers in Pennsylvania

Mrs. Dorothy Myers of Reading was elected president of the Pennsylvania auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles as the three day convention in Meadville ended. Other officers include Cecilia Jacxson of New Castle treasurer Coletta Boehm of Carrick inside guard Norene Grannis of Ellwood City outside guard and Nellie DeDevitt of Johnstown trustee. Delegates to the national convention in Milwaukee next month are Lucy Plues Adeline Navarro Cora Burchfield and Mary Buhite with Plues serving as an alternate.

Meadville Dorothy Myers Reading Pennsylvania Order of Eagles Myers Lucy Plues Irwin Cecilia Jacxson New Castle Coletta Boehm Carrick Norene Grannis Ellwood City Nellie DeDevitt Johns

City Sanatarian To Accept Position In Butler County

Donald R. Johnston resigns as sanatarian for the New Castle Bureau of Health on June 23 to take a similar post with the Butler County Health Department. He earned a biology degree from Grove City College this month and will join the Environmental Health Division after a three month study with the U S Public Health Service in Pittsburgh. Johnston is a 1951 New Castle High School graduate.

Donald R. Johnston New Castle Bureau of Health Butler County Health Department Johnston Donald W. Johnston Carson Street Grove City College Environmental Health Environmental Health Division United States Public Health Service Pittsburgh New Castle High School

Pfc Thomas Richards in Fort Bragg artillery exercise

Pfc Thomas Richards son of Mr and Mrs Carl Richards of 821 South Mercer Street participates in an artillery exercise at Fort Bragg North Carolina with the 10th Marines artillery regiment of the 2nd Marine Division.

Thomas Richards Carl Richards South Mercer Street Fort Bragg N. C 10Th Marines 2Nd Marine Division

Man Injures Leg at Valley Motor Freight

Harold McDonald aged 48 of 501 W Washington St was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for abrasions to his right leg after falling through a hole in a truck bed at Valley Motor Freight where he works as a driver.

Harold McDonald Washington St Jameson Memorial Hospital the Valley Motor Freight

Neshannock Two Plans Big Friday Playground Program

Neshannock township will hold a grand opening event Friday at Walmo and Clen Moore playgrounds announced by H. J. Heineman Jr. The wiener roast starts at noon with games and races in the afternoon. Handicraft will be a summer feature with new equipment and Miss Susan Rosenberger directing at both sites. Handicraft work launches fully next Monday as equipment becomes ready.

Neshannock Township H. J. Heineman, Jr Walma Clen Moore Susan Rosenberger Walmo

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