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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
7
Forest products sustain over two million in U S livelihoods
It is estimated that more than 2 000 000 persons depend directly on the forests and forest products of the United States for their livelihood with Strauss Hirschberg's founded in 1875 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Lions Hear Early History Of The Mediterranean
Lions club members at The Castleton noon meeting heard Dr. Gilbert Taylor of Westminster College discuss Sicily and the Mediterranean. He described ancient geologic shifts, early settlements, and conquests that shaped the region. The club reported $465 raised in two weeks for the Sight Saving Seal campaign and appointed an auditing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Charles M. Bashew
Robert Houk
Francis Sowersby
Hubert Sadler
Arthur Meek
Thuro M. Leivo
George Wagner
Meek
Captured French City Tarnished by Destruction
New York June 21 CBS correspondent described Tilly sur Seulles as a shambles in Allied hands. He called it the most depressing sight, noting it bears the marks of heavy bombing by Allied planes artillery mortars and small arms fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Tily- Sur-Seulles
CBS
Coventry
Tilly
Brothers Meet On English Soil
Two New Castle men long separated by induction into the service spent a day together in England while stationed there. S Sgt Jack Coyne serves as a gunner on a bombing plane with the Eighth Air Force and Cpl William Coyne is in an engineering corps unit. They are sons of Mr and Mrs John W Coyne of Arlington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
England
Jack Coyne
Eighth Air Force
William Coyne
Engineering Corps
Set
Bill
John W. Coyne
Arlington Avenue
Peterson's Ointment for Eczema Relief
Simple remedy promises quick itching relief from eczema and red blotches. It soothes tired feet and cracked skin with a promise of improved skin appearance. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Sanders Named Youngest Brigadier General in Army
Senate Military Affairs committee recommended confirming Col. Richard C. Sanders age 28 commander of the 98th Bombardment Wing in the European theater as the youngest brigadier general in the Army. Roosevelt nominated 83 officers for general ranks including 20 major generals and 63 brigadier generals all temporary war time promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Richard C. Sanders
Army
President Roosevelt
Clinton D. Vincent
Thirty Two Pass Operator's Test in Pennsylvania
State police exam results list thirty two candidates who passed the operator's license test on Tuesday. Names and addresses include Joseph Elko Ralph Avenue. Jean Perry Butler Avenue. Ronald Moon Ellwood City. Rudolph Bematteis Dewey Avenue. James Broadbent DuShane Street. Joan Logan Bessemer. Nana Sherman Winter Avenue. William F. Persails Pualski Crest Zarlingo Hillsville. James W. Chill Etna Street. Clark McCurdy Hillsville. Boris A. Mandich Bessemer. Paul Earl R D Bartalo P Zehtre Jr Hillsville. John A. Colve Ellwood City. Richard T. Ayre Warren Avenue. Harry Becker Kurtz Street. Thelma M. Swanson Bessemer. Marlon Hare East Washington Street. Rudolph H. Richter East Meyer Avenue. Mary A. Taylor Ellwood City. Louis Pacani East Division. James Carberry East Sheridan Avenue. Mrs James Graham Slippery Rock Ry Di Anthimos Konstantinides Pollock Avenue. Alice Hogue R D 1. David Flamino Neal Street. Helen Hirth Highland Avenue. Dorothy E. Onasch West State Street. Sue P. Chabak South Jefferson Street Erwin Slater R D. Felix J. Cardella Jr Pollock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sampson Street
Joseph Elko
Ralph Avenue
Jean Perry
Butler Avenue
Ronald Moon
Ellwood City
Rudolph Bematteis
Dewey Avenue
James Broadbent
DuShane Street
Joan Logan
Bessemer
Nana Sherman
Winter Avenue
William F. Persails
Pualski
Crest Zarlingo
Hillsville
James W. Chill
Etna Street
Clark McCurdy
Boris A. Mandich
Paul Earl
Bartalo P. Zehtre, Jr
John A. Colve
Richard T. Ayre
Warren Avenue
Harry Becker
Kurtz Street
Thelma M. Swanson
Marlon Hare
Washington Street
Rudolph H
Jefferson Street
Erwin Slater
R. D . Felix J. Cardella, Jr
Pollock Avenue
Local Visitors and Notices From Washington Pa Area
NEW GALILEE H E Beatty and family were Tuesday visitors at Washington Pa Mrs Millie Rowland of College Hill is visiting at the W T Jenkins home Richard Eazor of Freedom visited Lee Huffman this week Mike Cherotti of the U S navy stationed at California is visiting at his parents home Five word has been received here of the death of Rev W R McChes ney of Cedarville O Mrs Elsie Blateh Mrs Emmodor King Edna Mae Beatty and Mrs John Yoho and son John were visitors In Beaver Falls Saturday Mr and Mrs John Heinz were visitors in Rochester Pa Saturday Deno Trionin of the U S navy is spending a leave with his parents here Mr and Mrs Bulford Henry and children were Beaver Falls visitors Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Beatty
Washington, Pa
Millie Rowland
College Hill
W. T. Jenkins
Richard Eazor
Freedom
Lee Huffman
Mike Cherotti
U. S. Navy
California
W. R. McChesney
Cedarville
Elsie Blateh
Emmo
Moffatt Installed As Builders Head
The Easter Cathedral ceremony installed William E. Moffatt as Master s Builder for the coming period. Glen Throop assisted as install ing officer with Lloyd Thompson as master of ceremonies. The new officers include deputy master builder William Throop and others, with appointive posts assigned to Thomas Klingensmith chaplain Carl White marshal Ed Murphy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lodge
Cathedral
William E. Moffatt
Glen Throop
Lloyd Thompson
William Throop
James —Brest
W.E. Moffatt
Ronald Stoddard
Louis Berkheimer
Ralph Shiner
William Wallace
Roy McGaffie
Thomas Klingensmith
Carl White
Ed Murphy
James Oesterling
Leroy Gibson
Jack Parker
Inner Sentinel
George Red
Outer Sentinel
Marshall Curran
William Nelson
Aarph B. Hayes
Carl E. Turner
David I. Pearsall
Earl C. Moffatt
Recaptured Germans Tell Strange Story
Three German prisoners of war recaptured near St. Joseph report they escaped from Indianola Neb to enlist in the U S Army. They say they aimed for Washington to plead for enlistment, were stopped by a state patrolman, and were to be returned to Indianola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
INSI
Indianola
Neb
Washington, D. C
U. S Army
Albert Muller
Magdenburg
Marcell Jean Pierre Barthel
Luxembourg
Carl Paul Linke
Berlin
Hfe
Linke
Barthel
Rommel
Afrika Korps
el Alamein
Muller
Mediterranean
Germany
Thei Hative
Accurate Allied Bombing of Elba Reduces Italian Mills Output
A June report credits Allied airmen with highly accurate bombing of Elba. Steel works at Portoferrato suffered heavy damage, production plunged to near zero two months before the French invasion. Night raids wrecked plants, ports faced harassment, and Portoferraio pier was blasted in half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Island
Elba
Portoferrato
Elban
Ger- Mah
Italy
Portoferraio
Coast Guard Volunteer Platoon Formed at RCA Camden
War workers at RCA Victor's Camden plant organize the first industrial Coast Guard Volunteer Port Security Force Platoon in the nation. The group will have 8 to 60 members serving 12 hours weekly under Coast Guard officers without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
State Educators Draft Postwar Plan For Pennsylvania
Sub committees of the State Council of Education in Harrisburg began drafting a report on Pennsylvania postwar educational plans. The report targets August 31 submission to the council with legislation to follow in 1945. Leaders urged tax caution and equal access to education for all races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Jie
State Council of Education
Pennisy
Pennsylvania
Francis B. Haas
Mark S James
Postwar Planning Commission
Chester Swanson
Allentown
Napoleon Relics Fall To Allies
Allied troops invading Elba Island captured intact the famous Villa Napoleon and the Napoleon Museum, sources said. Nazi troops reportedly used the museum as a depot while the hall contents were noted for digestible nutrients, though the report blends with unrelated text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Rome
INS
Elba Island
Napoleon Museum
Washington report on debt ceiling and price control fate
Congress faces the debt ceiling decision to fund the war while ignoring riders. The White House omits feuds after a veto override on a tax bill. OPA opposes the Chandler amendment expanding price and wage controls beyond June 30. If vetoed, Congress may extend laws for three to six months, renewing the battle later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Aera
Price Law Administration
Office of Price Administration
Senate
OPA
White House
U S Steel to Produce 24 mm Shells at Christy Park Works
Officials announced that U S Steel's National Tube company will soon start new production lines at Christy Park Works to manufacture 24 mm shells for heavy mobile invasion guns. Each shell measures over nine inches in diameter and weighs more than 300 pounds, and will be among the largest shells produced at Christy Park to aid Allied war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport. Pn
U. S. Steel
National Tube Company
Christy Park
Local visitors call on Edenburg residents
Miss Lillian Swanson of Espyville visited with friends in Edenburg. New Castle visitors included Mr and Mrs Joseph Wigton and Kenneth. Baden guests were Mr and Mrs J M Lease and Marty Jay. Clyde Pitzer of Youngstown spent time with the Leepers. Mrs John Robinson and children and Mrs Dale Gibson of New Castle joined Roy Gibon for a Edenburg Hillsville road dinner. Sam Book and Florence, Wilbur Paden and Jimmie, and Russell Mars were guests at the Harrison home in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Swanson
A. A. Swanson
Espyville
Joseph Wigton
Kenneth
New Castle
Albert Wigton
J. M. Lease
Marty Jay
Baden
H. R. Schock
Clyde Pitzer
Youngstown
Edgar Leeper
John Robinson
Dale Gibson
Shirley
Roy Gibon
Edenburg-Hillsville Road
Sam Book
Florence
Wilbur Paden
Jimmie
Russell Mars
Albert Harrison
Pittsburgh
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WKBN
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Harvey
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Westminster College
Richman
E. Washington St
Baron Hardware CO
Washington St
Sanders
Hitler
Textron
U. S. Treasury Department
Tojo
New Galilee
Norwich
Federal Furs
Fred
Nebraska
Island of
Coast Guard
Washington Report
Ative Mond Bridal
Lige
Ali
Tata Shuettie
Amianonad
Satterin
Ahha
Irio
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Dung
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APPLE
MED
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