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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
5
Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo blasts persistent double parking by trucks and autos disrupting business districts. Police will be ordered to stop the practice, despite staffing limits, while the city faces motorcycle delivery delays from a contractor strike and seeks alternatives.
Alfred H. Owens announces May 1952 series E bond sales in Lawrence County reached 229 974 dollars, up from 195 512 in May 1951, reflecting a statewide upswing. Pennsylvania 1952 sales total increased by 1 969 669 dollars.
M-Set. H. O. Falls of the U S Army and Air Force recruiting station in New Castle announced enlistments of four into the Air Force and one into the Army. Air Force enlistees are Walter B. Jordan Jr. Thomas L. Blackwell Bernard S Bober Phillip Tiratto, all of New Castle and Hillsville. They train at Samson Air Force Base Geneva N Y. The Army enlistee is George Sullivan of New Castle who will attend officer candidate school after Fort Meade Md.
Forty five children graduated from the kindergarten class at SS Philip and James School on Friday at 2 pm. Ceremonies occurred in the church auditorium with Sisters of the Holy Ghost as teachers and Miss Marie Dutkiewicz as music teacher. Diplomas were presented by Rev. Fr. W. W. Stancelewski who also spoke, with speeches by Michael Isabella and Mary Gould and Mary Ann Dudek. The event included the welcome song and operetta and an inspiring talk by Dr. A. Acquaviva.
Local residents share weekend visits across towns including Vienna New Castle and Cleveland. Families and relatives gather for dinners baptisms bible school and church events as Airman Ernest Gallagher and others attend. message ends with a safety slogan Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
Charles Wayne Riddle earned a Master of Education at the University of Missouri commencement on June 5. He is the son of Clarence C. Riddle of Enon Valley.
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