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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1951
Page
2
Four Omaha residents were killed when their car was struck by the Union Pacific Los Angeles Limited at a private crossing near North Bend Nebraska. The train traveled about 75 mph as the auto turned off a highway toward the Platte River for a weekend fishing trip.
The security council urged Congress and the foreign relations, armed services, and appropriations panels to grant a general interim exception from the Rem provisions for all nations now receiving U S economic aid. The move aims to address the perceived defects and safeguard U S security interests.
The Eagles Auxiliaries announce a Monday convention at 8 o clock with Mrs. Ruby Thompson leading, and a midnight lunch after entertainment. On Wednesday June 20 a 9 30 am session features state officers including Mrs. Kay Guy and speakers Mrs. Shirtler and Mrs. Frances Bentley. A memorial for Ellwood City Auxiliary 1246, officer elections, and drill exhibitions follow. A turkey dinner at 6 pm and a dance show at 8 30 pm cap the events with prizes on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wool will be pooled to assist officers of the association and county agents in grading and weighing. The 1951 pool was sold to James Akeroyd and Co. of Philadelphia for a top price of 1.055 dollars per pound, the highest in the association’s history.
Obituaries list multiple deaths including Mrs. Joseph Mclitrot aged 53 and Mrs. Clarence T. Drake aged 28 with funeral details. Also notes Miss Ella J. Mangan aged 82 in Pittsburgh and Miss Florence A. McCune aged 70 of Plaingrove with service times and burial plans. Funeral notices for Frank E. Jordan Donald Guesman and Mrs. Ree d Withrow follow with locations and burial sites.
The Castleton Rotary program for June 18 features Ed Kuzminski presenting Poland and her history from 12:10 to 1:30 PM. President Al reminds dues should be paid this week with statements enclosed. other speakers include Blair Alverson in New Wilmington and Fenton Davenport in Chattanooga.
Allied forces report a battalion sized enemy group resisted near Inje while 500 enemy vehicles moved south at night. Observers fear a new defense line may form from Kaeson to Wonsan, threatening UN access by sea if Wonsan falls. UN ships continue bombardment of Wonsan and Songjin.
Pa Newe Observes traffic work as line painting begins July 1 with glass bead reflecting headlights. McConnell's Mills area blooms attracting visitors to scenic countryside. Mt Jackson elementary school addition progresses slowly to add classrooms in North Beaver Township.
The mayor plans a renewed bid to end the strike with workers returning by Sunday night. The company, ten days from Monday, will seek an injunction to prevent further strikes and sue for losses caused by the disruption.
General Douglas MacArthur wraps up a Texas tour amid public calls for him to run for president. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney notes MacArthur has no interest in politics, while Chicago and San Francisco signals show supporters advocating a presidential bid and placards along the Dallas parade route. In San Antonio the general blasts U.S. policy on Formosa as Chinese Communist forces threaten Chiang Kai-shek's island stronghold.
In memory of our beloved daughter and sister Ann Funera Lewis who died suddenly one year ago today June 16 1950. Mother Father Brother and Sisters.
Iran’s Mossadegh permits a 48 hour extension on the oil dispute demanding 75 percent profits retroactive to March 20 before resuming talks with Anglo-Iranian. U S Ambassador Grady sends urgent appeal hoping the ultimatum is not pressed. State Department has no information on a reported stabbing of an American vice consul in Isfahan.
In loving memory of Beatrice Swanson Seaton who died June 16 1950 one year ago. A sudden call brought bitter grief and shock. The poem notes time heals sorrow yet shows how much she is missed and asks for strength to bear the loss. Husband Elmer children Gary Denny Cheryl mother dad and sisters.
Committee Chairman Doughton says a report on the tax bill will be issued Tuesday and Republicans will publish their reasons for opposition. Provisions include large increases in individual and corporate taxes and other levies as debate starts midweek.
Curtis piloted a jet and tried to save his passenger Freedman 39 president of Air Coverage who could not swim. Freedman did not parachute and vanished as the craft ditched at 5000 feet ten miles east of Eaton Neck Coast Guard station.
A Montreal five story building fire trapped several victims on the top floor as a worker repairing an elevator started the blaze. The fire spread quickly up the shaft and hindered bystanders, with many victims being blind or crippled and unable to escape. Firefighters fought the flames for two hours while crowds swarmed the scene.
Senators Bridges and Knowland say the joint committee will back the subcommittee program. They note MacArthur could trigger new matters and the joint chiefs of staff may be invited to reappear. Russell announced the subcommittee's findings pending full committee action.
The committee aims to close hearings by June 30 with a drastic but flexible witness list. A full committee session Monday will decide future procedures and whether to call W Averell Harriman as the next witness The rumor suggests nine or ten witnesses may remain on the list.
A memorial note honors Mrs. Sara Vaughn who died June 16, 1946, noting she is not forgotten and will be remembered forever by her sons and daughters.
The Zeigler family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy during illness and death of their mother Mrs Rhoda Zeigler. They also thank for floral tributes and rides.
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