City Hall Debates Street Paving and Bus Turntable Plan
City officials discuss paving Clearview Avenue with advance payments from abutting property owners. An ordinance proposes naming Matson Street in the Jackson Avenue plot and condemning a lot at Sampson and Rebecca for a bus turntable, pending PUC extension. A resolution exonerates $87.75 city tax on P J Flaherty Field for recreation use. A note on rubber production concludes the item.
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Clearview Avenue
Long Avenue
Reynolds Street
Gibson
Matson Street
Jackson Avenue
Sampson and
Rebecca Street
PUC
P. J. Flaherty
Alexander
George Medich Graduates From Navy Aviation School
George M. Medich seaman second class USN son of Mr and Mrs G Medich of 61 Fifth street Bessemer has graduated from the aviation fundamentals school at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Jacksonville Florida Medich entered naval service November 24 1946 at the Naval Recruiting Station Pittsburgh and received recruit training at the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland.
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George M. Medich
USN
G. Medich
Fifth Street
Bessemer
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Medich
Naval Recruiting Station
Pittsburgh
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Med cruise return as Nelson sails aboard Dayton
William E. Nelson of 3310 Highland Avenue returns to the United States aboard the light cruiser USS Dayton after an extensive tour in the Mediterranean.
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William E. Nelson
Highland Avenue
United States
Dayton
Mediterranean
Inland Steel Chief predicts end of steel shortage this year
Wilfred Sykes of Inland Steel Co. told the Senate steel subcommittee that the shortage will end late this year and ample steel will be available to meet national needs. He cited abnormal demand for sheet steel and delays in equipment, blaming 1946 strikes for significant lost ingot production.
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Washington
INS
Wilfred Sykes
Chicago
Inland Steel Co
Sykes
Martin Senate Steel Subcommittee
Chicago Steel
Sen. Martin
R) Pa
William Kielar Enlists in U S Navy Training at Great Lakes
William S. Kielar of New Castle has enlisted in the U S Navy and is training at Great Lakes Illinois. Chief quartermaster Joan Burell reminds that enlistment terms are three years and applicants 18 and over need not obtain parental consent.
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William S. Kielar
R. D
New Castle
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes, Ll. Center
Joan Burell
Special Speaker at Beaver Grange Tea
Miss Dorothy Goshke of Warren Ohio will speak at the Big Beaver Grange Hall tea on Tuesday June 24 at 1 p m E S T. Sponsored by the Big Beaver Grange Club the annual event will draw area women. She recently returned from the Pacific where she served with the Red Cross. Musical numbers and gifts precede a social close.
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Dorothy Goshke
Warren
Ohio
Big Beaver Grange Hall
Big Beaver Grange Club
Miss Goshke
Pacific
Red Cross
Beaver Township
Duncan
East Palestine
W. M. Davidson
Little Beaver Township
Bushline Hospital
Grove City
Frank W. Jenkins
Orville Shuster
George McAnlis
Wright Hoffmaster
John Antles
Sleath McAnnlis
Barberton
Elizabeth McCready
R. N
Los Angeles
Calif
McCready
Good Samaritan Hospital
Householder
Ellwood City
Wilma Willis
Sacramento
Pittsburgh
Californiia
McCowns Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary With Party
Over 120 friends and relatives gathered Tuesday June 17 to honor Mr and Mrs W W G McCown of Big Beaver Township on their Silver Wedding anniversary. The couple received many nice gifts and a purse of money. Music readings and refreshments were part of the evening.
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W.W. G. McCown
Big Beaver Township
Thirtieth annual Marshall family reunion delights attendees
The thirtieth annual Marshall family reunion on June 14 drew over 70 relatives for a bountiful dinner. H. E. Marshall of Wampum presided at the business session with Mrs. William McMillin as secretary. Officers elected included M. C. Marshall as president and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy as secretary treasurer.
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Marshall
H. E. Marshall of
Wampum
William McMillin
M. C. Marshall
Beaver
H. E. Marshall
Bell From Warship at State Museum
The 1100 pound bell from the USS Pennsylvania has been received by the state museum after being decommissioned at Seattle navy yard. Commissioned in 1916 the ship had 26 commanders including Milo F Draemel of Philadelphia who later became an admiral and state forest secretary. The bell and a bronze plate listing all commanders were shipped to the museum by the navy department with delivery by an expressman.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Museum
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Wash
Navy Yard
Milo F. Draemel
Philadelphia
Draemel
Navy Department
Donald Cadzow
Museum Commission
Bell to Honor Pearl Harbor Veteran in Museum Trophy Room
Cadzow announced a bell honoring a Pennsylvania veteran who served during the Pearl Harbor attack will be placed in the museum trophy room.
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Pennsylvania
Pearl Harbor
Cadzow
Watson Receives Master’s Degree at Pitt
Ralph E. Watson supervising principal of Hickory Township School District was among 1072 graduates at the University of Pittsburgh commencement on June 11. He earned a Master of Education and received his diploma. Watson has taught in the Hickory township schools 16 years and led as supervising principal for nine years.
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Ralph E. Watson
Hickory Township
University of Pittsburgh
Mr. Watson
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George Medich Graduated
U. S. Navy School
William Kielar
U.S. Navy
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Toscar
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Tobasco
Zopacco
Warship
Watson
U. S
Detroit
U.S
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Lawrence County
Morgan Motoor Co
Desoto and
Plymouth Sales and Service
N. Jefferson St
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