Civil Defense Test Ends With Eisenhower Plea for Reserve Bill
President Eisenhower closed Operation Alert urging passage of the stalled armed forces reserve bill. In a secret Pentagon setting he warned every city would be on the front line in a nuclear attack and praised savings from mass evacuations though millions were left homeless in the 61 cities examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cutter
United Press
U.S. News Center
Eisenhower
Armed Forces Reserve
Congress
Pentagon
Ra- Radio
Washington
U. S
Defense
Arthur M
Fiemming
Val Peterson
Peterson
Flemming
Births Reported In Local Notices
Jameson Memorial announces births to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bevan a son June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hoenig welcome a daughter June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McGrath Jr. announce a daughter June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMarco report a daughter June 17. Mr. and Mrs. William Brice welcome a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith announce a son June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Bevan
R. D
Edward L. Hoenig
Slippery Rock
Charles E. McGrath, Jr
Falls Ave
Frank DeMarco
Boyles Ave
William Brice
Sunny Village
Theodore Smith
New Castle St
New Wilmington
June 18 1955 Local Historical Notes and Elections
A retrospective list recalls events from June 18 1950 to 1930. Hoover Heights marks 50th anniversary. Theodore Gannett elected Lawrence County Democratic chair, ending John B Shaw’s 16-year term. Eisenhower welcome in 1945. Okinawa battle ends. 1930 NJ Republican nomination won by Dwight W. Morrow. Byrd returns to New York after Antarctic voyage. Sabbath School association backs prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Heights Gospel Tabernacle
Morris Street
Theodore Gannett
Lawrence County
Democratic Party
John B Shaw
Washington Township
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Okinawa
Richard E. Byrd
New York
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Raids Net 190 Arrests In Pittsburgh Liquor Crackdown
State Liquor Control Board agents city police and county detectives arrested 190 people in pre dawn raids on seven disorderly houses in Pittsburghs Hill District. Those detained faced charges for keeping or visiting a disorderly house as patrol wagons moved them to hearings at a local station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Liquor Control Board
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
The notice records admitted and discharged patients at the hospital. Names include Mrs Gladys Rhodes and Mrs Patrice Lucidore among many others with listed addresses in Grove City New Wilmington Edenburg and surrounding areas. Discharges include William McKissick Daniel Morrow Earl Black Dennis Richards Nathaniel Davis and several others with residential details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Rhodes
R. D
Patrice Lucidore
S. Mill St
Gary Eakin
Park Ave
Edward D. Baron
Edenburg
Thomas Colbridge
Norwood Ave
Zelda Jamison
New Wilmington
Russell W. Hoag
Stewart Ave
Grove City
Dorothy Hietsch
Orlando Ave
Edith Rudolph
Croton Ave
Betty Kosciuszko
Ell Ave
Nathaniel Davis
Elm St
Herbert Ridgley
S. Scott St
Larry Troggio
Kathleen Morganti
Syling J
Earl Black
Waugh Ave
Emman Benninghoff
Moody Ave
Dennis C. Richards
W. Leasure
Dorothy Williams
McGufee
Lowellville
Herman Johnston
Stella DeCarlo
Croton
David E. Rowe
E. Washington St
Shirley Walker
Beatty St
Beverly Weidenhof
R.D
Zetta Hall
Margaret Sacco
Etna St
Mary Senko
S. Ray St
Donna Capitola
Mary Stinedurf
Mary Lou Siddall
Fire School Opens Monday In Union Township
The sixth annual Lawrence County Fire School begins Monday at 6 30 p m in the Union Township Memorial Auditorium with about 400 firefighters expected to register. The 1954 class drew 350 men and 260 earned certificates after four of five sessions. Opening speakers are George Prince of Koppers Co and Irving Cheney of Liberty Mutual. The week covers latest firefighting techniques and ends Saturday with a Cascade Park family basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Union Township
Township Memorial Auditorium
Pennsylvania Service Institute
George Prince
Koppers Company
Irving Cheney
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Cascade Park
Charge Teen Agers Set Fire To Kitten
Two teenagers were arrested after police said they doused a kitten with alcohol and set it on fire at Buffalo Raceway barns. The kitten burned severely and a veterinarian had to destroy it. Suspects Lawrence Joslyn 17 Pavlson and Howard Hanse 16 were grooms at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
N.Y
Buffalo Raceway
Lawrence Joslyn
Pavlson
Howard Hanse
Cat Chin at Work Slips and Lacerates Chin at Railroad
Bernard Leckfer, 28, of 802 Schenley Avenue, slipped while working at the B and O Railroad on Friday and lacerated his chin. He received treatment at New Castle Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Leckfer
Schenley Avenue
B&o Railroad
New Castle Hospital
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Gerson
Incabloc Watch
Vallery
Paul & AL
ARMY
NJ 30
W. Wash
Wmazsiba
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Philco
Robins
Isaly
Davy Crockett Club
Mempe
Tron Fignney
Dee
Thomas Janis
Gary Stone
Charles DeMuccio, Jr
Christopher Bruner
Carleen Aloe
8Th St
West Pittsburg
William McKissick
Croon Ave
Syling It
Daniel Morrow
N. Beaver
New Castle-Cor. E. Washington & Mill Sts
Oliver
Ellwood City
Lawrence Ave
Grd. Fl
Plaza
New Castle
James Patrick McConnell
E. Falls
Joseph Walezak
Terrace
Rose Turco
Sutton St
Cora Hill
Samuel F. Zarilla
Antonio Simeone
S. Jefferson St
Mary McWilliams
Maryland Ave
Donald Newton
Gilmore St
Emily Coulter
Quest
Patrick Flynn
Adams St
Keith Murray
Laurel Blvd
Sara McClimans
Elizabeth Zduriencik
Gretchen Ave
Isaac McOwen
W. Madison Ave
Irvan Stewart
Glenn Ave
Donald Durst
Elizabeth Sarver
Cecil Ave
Victoria Pia
Bessemer
Nabisco
Graham
Liberty
Home & Auto Supply
Moravia St. OL
Ronlan
Spaee
Strauss-Hirshberg
Lize Aaces
Fashions
Floer
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