Barkley Dies Kissed by Luck No Will Found
Late senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky left no will. Widow Jane Hardley Barkley is appointed administrator to divide stocks bonds and real estate among Barkley’s children and stepchildren amid a tangle of step relations and a Christmas marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Montgomery
Washington
INS
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Veep
St. Louis
Jane Hardley Barkley
Alben
David
Max O. Truitt
Douglas MacArthur I
Barkley
Tommy Truitt
Jane
Cat Bites Hotel Worker. UN Employee Asked to Confine Pet
In Wilmington North Carolina a Swiss United Nations employee Miss Reta Rema was asked by police to confine her cat for two weeks after the animal, described as usually gentle, bit a hotel housekeeper who approached too near the tiger jungle cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Reta Rema
United Nations
Weather Bureau 30 Day Outlook Predicts Warm Midwest
The Weather Bureau's 30 day outlook for mid June to mid July forecasts cooler than normal conditions west of the Continental Divide and in the North Atlantic and Gulf Coast regions. Elsewhere above normal temperatures are expected with the Midwest seeing the greatest departures. Rainfall should be above normal in the Northwest and southern Mississippi Valley, with subnormal rain in the East and Southwest and near normal elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
North Atlantic States
Gulf "Coast
Burea
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Marines Seek City County Men For Local Squad
The New Castle and Lawrence County Marine recruiting office starts a drive to send a squad to Parris Island by June 28. Three reservists have signed and train at Camp Pendleton, returning June 25. Recruiter MSgt William Dunlap aims to enlist at least 12 county men for two year terms with kept cohesion from arrival to training and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
New Castle
Lawrence County
Parris Island
S. C
Camp Pendleton
Cal
William Dunlap
Camp LeJune
N.C
Post Office
Nine Charged Over Car Based Taxicabs in Pittsburgh
Nine Pittsburgh area men face Public Utility Commission charges for using cars as unpermitted taxicabs in the third and fifth wards. Names include Nelson J. Collins Stanley Davis James H. Hough Gene Kager Albert Pinkey Jr Drexel Ramsey William D. Scales and Lonnie Ward. Hearings slated later in Pittsburgh after Owl Taxicab Co complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Pittsburg
Public Utility Commission
Nelson J. Collins
Stanley Davis
James H. Hough
Gene Kager
Albert Pinkey, Jr
Drexel Ramsey
William D. Scales
Lonnie Ward
Owl Taxicab Co
Pittsburgh
Soviet Science Opens More Freedom for Atomic Researchers
An American physicist reports from Moscow that Soviet high energy physics shows strong equipment and funding, with young researchers eager to learn. He notes no Lysenko influence in physics, a shift from Stalinist days, and sees growing personal freedom though the regime remains a dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Stalin
Victor F. Weisskopf
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
INS
Oxford
England
Moscow
Lysenko
Germany
Ivankovo
Geneva
Democrats To Elect New Officers Today
Lawrence County Democrats will select a new chairman, vice chair, secretary, and treasurer this afternoon. About 200 committeemen meet at the Court House at 2 30 p.m. to vote. Theodore Gannett was elected county chairman in the April primary. The party uses a popular vote to choose its chairman. Current officers are Archie Cumo vice chairman Mrs Marion Cameron secretary and Carmen Costa treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Democratic ‘Committee
Court House
Theodore Gannett
Merle Hildebrand
Archie Cumo
Marion Cameron
Carmen Costa
Ellwood City
County Farmers Show Interest In New Farm Machines
About 35 Lawrence County farmers attended a demonstration at Harry Werner farm RD 7 where Penn State extension engineer Roger Grout explained machines from local dealers. The display included five forage harvesters a silo filling view blower and various self unloading wagons plus a talk on trench and bank silos advantages and disadvantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Harry Werner
RD 7
Roger Grout
Penn State Extension
Grout
Orthodox Day Observance Planned at Willow Lake Park
The Orthodox Council of New Castle schedules a two day event at Willow Lake Park Route 422 with Father William Stroyen the main speaker and Father Alexander Curry assisting at the Divine Liturgy. Churches U plan choirs folk dances and national dishes.
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Orthodox Council of
New Castle
Willow Lake Park
William Stroyen
Orthodox Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Alexander Curry
Saint Elias Church
Saint Nicholas Church
St. Elias Syrian
St. Nicholas Carpatho
Wrona Graduates With Chemical Engineering Degree
Stanley A. Wrona son of Mr and Mrs Stanley S. Wrona of 1705 Pennsylvania Ave received a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati Ohio commencement exercises. He was a member of Alpha Chi Sigma professional chemistry fraternity.
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Stanley A. Wrona
Stanley S. Wrona
Pennsylvania Ave
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati University
Wrona
Alphi Chi Sigma
Flower Loving Hounds Roost Sours Neighbor Feud
Retired teacher Mable Appleyard sued her neighbor over nuisance caused by 20 Afghan hounds that constantly poked their heads over the garden wall. The dispute highlights garden boundary tensions and noise concerns in a London suburb.
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London
Mable Appleyard
King's Daughters Meet In Tent Hall Community Event
The June gathering of the King's Daughters of Mahoning met at Mrs. Maurice Artmann's home with dessert lunch served at noon. Devotionals led by Mrs. Fred Knoll, and program by Mrs. Olive Carl isle, featured several participants and letters from Turkey where Robert Cunningham serves in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Mahoning
Maurice Artmann
Gerald Artmann
Fred Knoll
Olive Carlisle
Roy McBride
Lewis Aepple
Harry Thomson
Arthur Cunningham
Jones
Robert Cunningham
Turkey
U.S. Army
Holy Land
Harry Krelzer
W.G.M.S
Canton
F. A. Montgomery
Rare $11 bill spotted in Delaware bank lobby
In Wilmington at People's Bank and Trust Co a curious $11 bill is on display with a $1 side and a $10 side. Proper signatures and serial numbers mark it. One such bill was previously recovered by a New York City bank, with an estimated 16 more in circulation.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
People’s Bank and Trust Co
New York City
Birthday Surprise For Danny Gibboney At Home
Thirty youths gathered Wednesday evening at Danny Gibboney home to celebrate his 16th birthday. Games followed with assistance from Mrs. Russell Gibboney and a lunch served by Shirley. Jackie Helland underwent tonsil removal Monday and is recovering nicely. Mrs. William Cox and Mrs. Fred Knoll mentioned in report.
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Thiel College
Greenville
Joe Cameron
East Brook
Crisswells
Sue Campbell
Betty Barton
Hillsville
Kate McFarland
Elmer Baird
Ellis Wright
Lowellville
Tom Jones
Alaska
Merle Black
Columbus
S. A. Linton
Linton
Harry Kretzer
Laird Whiting
Francis Whiting
W.G M.S
Canton
Charles Cox
Edenburg
Fred Knoll
Ray Lenhardt
Japan
Jack
Judy Book
Cleveland, CO
William Cox
Ben Montgomery
Burr Montgomery
Louetta Pomeroy
Grove City
F. A. Montomery
Mattie Phillips
New Bedford
Danny Gibboney
Russell Gibboney
Shirley
Jackie
Vern Helland
Peggy Lee
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Alben Barkley
New Ansco
PAN Film
Oples Drug Stores Service
East Washington St
New Castle, Penna
Soviet
West
Times of London
le Monde
Paris
Russia
Ender
Case
Froster Norge
Keystone Furniture Co
Washington St
New York
American Airlines
Arabia
S. A. Wrona
I By
Chevrolet
National Gypsum Company
Keystone
W. Washington St
Bauer and
Black
Ray
S. Mercer
Reynolds
Eckerd
Tcongo
Moser Wallpaper & Paint CO
North Mill St
Kalamazoo
Hardwick
Tappan Raij
A. O. Smith
Ruud
Kalamazoo Sales & Service
Federal
First Federal
North Mill Street
East Washington Street
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Pennsylvania
Lennox
CTO Centifes VA
Haas
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