Croxall to Speak at New Castle Union Services
Retired Methodist minister Dr. J N Croxall will deliver the Sunday evening sermon at the First Christian church on the Diamond June 19 at 7 45 pm replacing Dr Thomas J Jones who was to speak. John A McNeill will lead the program with music by First Presbyterian and Arthur Birkby on organ. Summer union meetings are hosted by the New Castle Ministerial Association and the New Castle Council of Churches alternating between First Christian and Central Presbyterian.
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Steelworker Freed Of Making Threats
Munhall district steelworker George Thomas Fisher 42 was cleared of all charges related to threats against his wife and Common Pleas Judge Francis J. O Connor in a support payments dispute. Fisher denied involvement in sending tips to newspapers that warned of harm to the judge and said he would work to reconcile with his wife Elizabeth 40 after his release from county jail.
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To Receive Honor From Fraternity Fifty Years Late
Ward F. Krone of Penny Farms Florida will receive a national honorary scholastic Phi Kappa Phi membership 50 years after qualifying. He slept through the 1905 initiation at Lewisburg and, now retired, will be presented his key at his 50th class reunion dinner at Pennsylvania State University where Dr. E P Nye, chapter president, renewed the offer.
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East Brook Methodist Church Names Reappointed Pastor
Rev Harold K Gaiser will begin his fifth year as pastor of East Brook Methodist Church on Sunday. Outdoor services are planned at Salvation Army HQ on North Mercer Street weather permitting. Fathers Day themes appear in area church services as vacation schedules unfold.
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Man Charged in Connection With Symonds Death
In Singapore a 25 year old Chinese truck driver Oh Gah Too was charged in magistrate court with unlawful assembly in pursuit of a common object to hurt and being a member of the assembly that killed United Press correspondent Gene D Symonds during the communist riots. He was bound over to June 24 for a further hearing. The charge was read by Magistrate Choor Singh with no further details released until trial opens.
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Standard Week Adopted In Few Nations
Washington reports that the 40 hour work week is now a standard practice in only two countries, the United States and New Zealand, marking a rare global standard in labor policy.
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed in Puzzle
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues runs in this page column. Entries include varied hints such as Irish playwright and a chessman, plus Greek letters and chemical symbols, with many numbered gaps and partial phrases for solver completion.
Largest Revolving Globe Is Dedicated in Babson Park
A copy of the New Castle News along with 405 other papers is buried at the base of the World's Largest Revolving Globe at Babson Park Massachusetts. The 28 foot steel globe displays a 24 mile to the inch world map with capitals cities and major features. It rotates daily proving a visual tool for global economic and political tensions.
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Five Foreign 4-H Ambassadors Attend Washington Camp
Five young outsiders participate in the 25th annual 4-H club camp in Washington under the International Farm Youth Exchange. The group includes Motoko Sato Japan Haralonbos Fekkos Greece Jal V Bhiladwalla India Kedar Lal Joshi Nepal and Urs Clavadetscher Switzerland. The program is funded by the National 4-H Club Foundation and the Cooperative Extension Service. The Agriculture Department also announced a new Austria agreement to buy 5.5 million dollars in US surplus farm goods, shipping 2.8 million bushels of corn 2 700 bales of cotton and 900 000 pounds of tobacco with transport costs around 400 000 dollars.
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J Y Hive Council Closes Season Picnic Event
The J Y Hive Council wrapped up its season at a picnic held at the Larry Fisher camp on Thursday evening. Members listed include Loret ta Spanish president Mary Jane Baldauf secretary Domenick Esposito treasurer and numerous other seniors and juniors who organize dances at the YW from November to April.
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David Matthews
Lynn Spencer
Bonnie Patterson
Claudia Linton
Bob Marino
Carole Connelly
Frances Eagan
Jack
Dick Flannery
Nancy Gatrell
Sandra Confer
Jerry McFall
Jerry Angelilli
Lena Casella
Patti Santorce
Barbara Plant
Washington Church Closes D V B S Bible School
Washington Union Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance will close its Bible school with a Sunday 745 p m program. The 1955 course titled Marching On by Scripture Press drew over 100 average attendance. Helen McEwen led the school with a 19 member staff. room by room tours and perfect memory work awards will be given.
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Scripture Press
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Norwegian Girl to Be Exchange Student in Fall
A sixteen year old Norwegian girl will enter New Castle city schools in September for a year long exchange program. Sponsored by the Y-Teens of the YWCA, she will enroll in the city high school. Mr and Mrs William M McIver will host her at 231 Edgewood Avenue.
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William M. McIver
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