Storms Ebb After Wide Weath er Spread Across Nation
Weather from United Press International notes occasional thundershowers across plains and Southeast with heavier rains in flood areas. Wabash River breaches levees near Terre Haute causing 40 percent of the city flooded and 1500 residents to evacuate. Other breaches seen along the Illinois Indiana border as showers ease nationally.
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Wabash River
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Bridge Tourney Winners Named
Ellwood City pairs led by Mr. and Mrs. George Hice of Beaver Falls and Mrs. Celia Myers with Mrs. Florence Hoover won first in last night’s master bridge final. Second place went to two pairs among 44 players, while Dr. Robert Dickson and Wade Christy took third. Proceeds benefit the Junior Chamber of Commerce soap box derby and tennis funds. Plans for 1958 59 master point duplicate events were not formulated. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Wade Christy.
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Ellwood City
George Hice
Beaver Falls
Celia Myers
Florence Hoover
Edward Keller
G. R. Southworth
Ray Johnston
Owen Treharne
Robert Dickson
Wade Christy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Feldman
Dickson
Ellwood City Men in Service in Atlantic Fleet Exercise
Eugene J. DePaul Yeoman 3/c USN son of Mr and Mrs Eugene DePaul 410 Wood St took part in Operation Packard IX an Atlantic Fleet amphibious training exercise May 21 25 off Onslow Beach N C aboard the flagship USS Pocono. The exercise involved nine Atlantic Fleet ships and 1750 Marines and was planned by Marine Officers at Quantico Va. Albert Pasquale seaman USN son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pasquale Mtd Rt 11 was aboard the destroyer USS Blandy during the moval of the Unknown American Soldier from Naples Italy to the United States.
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Eugene J. DePaul
USN
Eugene DePaul
Wood St
Onslow Beach
N. C
Amphibious Force
Pocono
Marine Corps
Quantico
Albert Pasquale
Joseph Pasquale
Blandy
Naples
Italy
United States
Boy Hospitalized After Fall Here
Daniel Perrett, 14, fell down six steps at home and was taken to Ellwood City General Hospital for observation. He suffered a slight headache and was to be released after X-rays. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mike Perrett of 133 Hazel Ave.
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Ellwood City
Daniel Perrett
Ellwood City General Hospital
Daniel
Mike Perrett
Hazel Ave
Kidnappers Ask $10,000 Ransom for Heir in Montreal
Montreal police disclosed that Joel Reitman, two year old heir to a women's clothing chain fortune, was kidnapped Saturday and is being held for a $10,000 ransom.
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Montreal
UPTI
Joel Reitman
Fortune
Ellwood City Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Ellwood City General reports several new admissions including Mrs James E Lutz from Rockdale MA and Mrs Elmer G Sias of New Castle. Discharges include Frank R Donaldson of Evans City and Anton Kocevar of Ellport MR 7 with addresses listed.
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Ellwood City
James E. Lutz
Rockdale
Frank R. Donaldson
Main St
Evans City
Anton Kocevar
Ellport
Births Recorded in Lyndora New Castle Wurtemburg Portersville
Birth notices list a son for Ronald and (unnamed) White of 72 Main St Lyndora on June 16 and a daughter for Leland and (unnamed) Stoops of 202 Myer St New Castle on June 16. A son born to Walter Blair of Wurtemburg MA on June 16. A son born to Wallace W Eppehimer of Portersville RD 2 on June 17. Also noting Mrs Charles McCutchen and daughter at Wampum and Mrs John T Duncan and daughter Volant RD 2 with infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Pollak Eliport MR 7.
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Ronald White
Main St
Lyndora
Leland R. Stoops
Myer St
New Castle
Walter Blair
Wurtemburg
Wallace W. Eppehimer
Portersville
RD 2
Charles McCutchen
Wampum
John T. Duncan
Volant RD
George H. Pollak
Eliport
Hit Run Crash Reported In Ellwood City
Ellwood City police investigated a hit and run involving a parked car. Nicholas Perry reported heavy damage to his left front door and bumper on a vehicle in front of the National Tube plant after a green car left paint at the scene.
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Ellwood
Nicholas Perry
Fourth St
National Tube Plant
Perry
First Summer Concert Set for June 18 in Ewing Park
Ellwood City hosts the first summer concert on June 18 at 7 30 p m in Ewing Park weather permitting. The opening program features popular song selections and marching music with no admission charged.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Battery Theft Strikes Parked Car In Ellwood City
Ellwood City police report automobile batteries were stolen from a parked car on Lawrence Avenue over the weekend. The owner, George Parker of 711 Lawrence Ave, found the battery missing after his car, parked at 708 Lawrence Ave, had security gaps between Saturday and Sunday. Police have not estimated the value of the loss.
Clark Calls Streamlining Civil Service To Meet Space Age
Sen. Joseph S. Clark announces a bill to reorganize the Civil Service Commission during subcommittee hearings. He says the federal personnel system is outmoded and ill suited for the age of space and global dangers, risking the government's ability to attract top talent.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Senate Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Malenkov Viewed as Next Target in Soviet Purge
United Press International reports Soviet experts see former premier Georgi Malenkov as the likely next victim in Khrushchev’s blood purge. Secret executions in Hungary signal a broader crackdown, with Molotov and Kagaynovich named among others at risk. Bulganin, who briefly led, is also mentioned as affected.
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K. C. Thaler
United Press International
London
Georgi Malenkov
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Imre Nagy
Khrushchevy
Malenkov
Molotov
Vyacheslav V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Nikolai Bulganin
Khrushchev
No College Path Share Among U S High School Grads
About one half of the upper one fourth of U S high school graduates do not continue to college. The statement summarizes a trend in higher education participation and contrasts with those who pursue further study. It reflects nationwide statistics on postsecondary enrollment among graduates.
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Washington
U. S
Oil Heat Sends Fuel to Seven Million Homes in U S
About seven million American households rely on fuel oil for heating. The statistic highlights oil as a major residential energy source across the nation.
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Washington
Soviets Change Tactics About Summit
Washington awaits possible shift in Soviet diplomacy after Khrushchev recalls ambassadors for consultations in the Kremlin. Officials expect new maneuvering as Moscow weighs a summit, nuclear test ban and Western proposals, amid dimmed prospects for a top level meeting.
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Eight-Year-Old Girl Injured In Bike Fall
An eight-year-old girl, Nancy Mills, was slightly injured after falling from her bicycle at Lathrope and Finch streets yesterday at 4 30 pm. A car ran over the bicycle. she was taken to New Castle Hospital by her father. The driver remains unidentified and damages are not estimated.
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Lathrope and Finch Sts
Nancy Mills
DuShane St
New Castle Hospital
Demand German Court Try Negro On Murder Charge
Defense lawyers for Pfc. Mackinly Hill a 24 year old Negro GI want his murder case heard in a German court rather than an Army court martial Hill is charged with killing his German girlfriend Margaret Lindenfel in Landstuhl on March 17 the attorney argues a German court would provide trained judges and less severity if guilty and avoid prejudice against Negroes.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Pfc
Mackinly Hill
Jenkin Jones
W. Va
Margaret Lindenfel
Landstuhl
Thomas Lancian
Everett
Mass
U.S
Bonn
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Hill
Landan
Rubber Sources in U.S. Use Synthetic Varieties
About 70 percent of all rubber used in the United States today is synthetic, produced from crude oil or natural gas.
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Akron
U.S
Further Program For Aged Persons In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg UPI The Governor's Committee on the Aging opens a third series of conference workshops on housing for elderly residents able to stay in their homes. William Rafsky Philadelphia development coordinator leads an expected 18 housing experts. Findings will go to Gov Leader for potential legislative or administrative action. Session began at 10 a.m. in the Harrisburger Hotel. Earlier conferences covered employment pensions and public assistance. future sessions will cover health activity and community responsibility.
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UPI
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William Rafsky
Philadelphia
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