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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
1
Community notices report Horizon Missionary Society members from various Christian churches will hold a supper tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hueiger in the Seventh Ward. Other items list local hospital stays and kinship visits across the area with dates and names.
Fathers and sons attended a Father’s Day breakfast and speaking program at St Lucy Church as the Church Women’s organization hosted the event. Rev Romenick Oliver urged a summer membership drive for the men’s group while Thomas Foley spoke on home life and civic duty. The gathering followed 7:30 a.m. mass and Amie Mvella led the group planning. Plans for the parish picnic at Gaston Park on July 8 were announced with committees to meet soon. Holy Rosary Society prepared the breakfast, served by Immaculate Conception Sodality members.
The Columbus Society finalizes a weeklong celebration from June 24 to 28 in city rooms with music, entertainment, and a fireworks display. Joseph Marchionda leads plans as vice president, with a July 27 members-only picnic at Rio Beach to follow.
Mrs Artie Hunt announces a Crusaders class gathering on Friday at Madison Avenue Christian Church RD 8 Mune Ra. The session includes a Tune business meeting and social time for members and attendees.
Airman Samuel Lutton, son of Mr and Mrs Chauncy Lutton, returns to Ashland Ave after 21 months in Japan with the U S Air Force. He will spend four months on leave and then report to new duties at Seoul International Airport.
Adams rejects claims of steering government actions or pressuring agencies in the Goldfine matter. He defends his independence with no staff influence, noting years of service and personal gifts were not improper. New York report says a separate early settlement aimed to end a long marine engineers strike impacting East and Gulf coast shipping.
Fragmentary report notes rapid troop movements and possible security actions in Lebanon amid shifting alliances. Details are incomplete but indicate new deployments and heightened government activity. Authorities have not released official statements or timelines.
A local death notice lists Mrs Thre Luccisxang and others, with birthplace in Reggio Calabria and residence in Hillsville. It covers survivors, church affiliations, burial at St Lawrence Cemetery Hillaville, and details of funeral arrangements in town and nearby locations.
Local WCTU and Slippery Rack Union hostesses led readings songs and prayer sessions in Ellwood City with Mary and Tea White aiding refreshments. Several devotional talks covered morals and armed forces morale while a vote rose for church school support. attendees included Mrs Lat Margaret Wilson and Hurlansburg group with plans for a future meeting and program notes.
In a perilous river crossing, Hattie and Darrel navigate treacherous ice. Their careful teamwork keeps them afloat and advances them toward the winter bank. A tense moment underscores endurance and mutual aid amid cold currents.
A report from Prest a AL covers an annual event where 288 area firemen gathered. Five children named Stephen Pe and Ho Chit MP attended the tie shaw, with remarks on abuse and wages cited.
Three women were detained after a shoplifting incident. Authorities reported the suspects were held for questioning as part of an ongoing investigation.
The East German Communists demand a release pact tied to American hostages. Washington rejects the blackmail and signals a firm stance as high-level talks and officials visit key posts in West Germany. The ongoing impasse follows U.S. officials’ insistence on freedom without concessions.
Belgrade reports describe a betrayal surrounding Nagy and the liquidation of Latre Naas du Wits. Yugoslav officials warned immediate repercussions in Yugoslavia as rifts widen with the Communist bloc. Leaders in Budapest and Leningrad reacted as Moscow pressed on with the revolt aftermath.
Delegates at the Pensylvania Boroughs Convention debated five proposed amendments to the state constitution. The measures include prohibiting autocratic legislation on borough officials pay and retirement, raising municipal debt limits to seven percent, issuing non debt revenue bonds, granting home rule powers to boroughs, and pursuing piecemeal constitutional revision. Genevieve Blatt cited urbanization traffic and recreation as major local governance challenges.
Elfrida You Nardrath, a former personnel officer from Brooklyn, boosted her quiz total to 253500 but faces heavy debt and inability to collect prize money. Opponent Rakert Leicester of New York trailed. both answered Greek mythology questions correctly. Most prize money is earmarked for the federal government, with about 17000 in state taxes and 2000 earnings remaining.
The state’s extensive highway program, contracted for 661 023 717 in federal aid funds, relies on state Highway and Bridge Authority bonds. The plan totals 2540 900? in aid with a 6 032 200 sale, as federal support for building can not be obtained without available funds. Interstate projects total 110 miles, financed by federal funds, with primary road work at 50 per cent and 90 per seat?
Funeral arrangements for the late Willi eI Hopas of Sandy Lake Pa list services Thursday at 2 pm from McMullen Funeral Home with Ron Dy Davis and Rev George Keith officiating. Felons will be received Wednesday 2 4 pm and 7 9 pm. Interment will be in Oak RUM Cemetery in Sandy Lake.
Stephens, executive dent of the Greater New Castle Association, said today that high demand for the association's second annual chicken barbecue has led to available reservations by phone. The event will be held Thursday at the YMCA to honor all GMA members, tailors, and friends.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a supposed ear treatment or device promising relief without aids. Mentions Chicago, research center, and a promotional solicitation inviting readers to request free literature. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
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