Castledon Castleton China Exhibit Draws Crowds Here
Castleton china by Shenango Pottery returns to the Coral Room at Castleton Hotel in New Castle. The display features works by Bemelmans Dalí Ching Chih Yee and others on fine New Castle made china. Visitors welcomed Monday with hours 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Thursday.
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Castleton
Shenango Pottery
Tuomas Hart Benton
Salvadors Dali
Flsie Shaver
Ludwig Bemelmans
Ernest Jene
Ching Chih Yee
Elsie Snaver
New Castle
Havel Ervine
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Castleton Hotel
Curfew Blasts Sound Tonight by City Police
Beginning at 11 p m curfew blasts warn 17 year olds and younger to stay indoors. Police report disorderly youth activity near Synagogue and Pine and Chestnut, with vandalism at West Side and Laurel avenues. Officers will crack down on violators and inspect Dean Park against night life nuisances.
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Wills G. McMullen
South
Jefferson Street
Thomas Jones
Carl Lockard
Pine and Chestnuut Street
West Side
Laurel Avenue
Parkers
Dean ‘Park
OPA
Sister dies in Youngstown widow of Herb W Castle
Mrs. Thomas A Preston of 1218 East Washington reports the death of her sister Mrs. Herb W Castle aged 81 at the home of her son William J Castle 2815 Northwood avenue Youngstown Sunday. Castle was a longtime city resident. Her husband died in 1923. Survived by son, daughter Mrs Nellie Sweet of McKeesport and sister Mrs Preston. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with interment at Townville Crawford County where she was born.
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Thomas A. Preston
East Washington Street
Herb W. Castle
William J. Castle
Northwood Avenue
Youngstown
Castle
Nellie Sweet
McKeesport
Mrs. Preston
WMC Committee on Appeals Concludes Seven Release Appeals
The New Castle district five member War Manpower Commission labor management appeals committee, meeting at the United States Employment Service office, announced decisions on seven worker release appeals. Chairman G. O. Anderson led the session and disclosed outcomes.
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New Castle
the War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service Office
G. O. Anderson
Harrisburg Heat Record Hits 96 as Heat Wave Hits
Harrisburg reports temperatures reaching 96 degrees the hottest day of the year with June 21 the warmest since 1923. forecasters predicted thundershowers to cool off the city after a third straight day above 90 degrees.
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Harrisburg
Local patch notes residents and visitors worded updates
Mrs E Lee Boyles is home with an injured ankle while Len Irwin and son Bob moved to 929 Franklin Ave. Fred Clemens remains in West Penn Hospital for three weeks. Adolph Conce has returned home after visiting John Peluso and family. Several residents and visitors travel, recover from illness, or report hospital stays and returns from trips or hospital stays. Prof H W Spelden Jr and wife visited J N Dunn. Spelden heads civil engineering at West Virginia University.
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E. Lee Boyles
East Lincoln Avenue
Len Irwin
Bob
Franklin Avenue
Fred Clemens
Garfield Avenue
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Adolph Conce
Mangahela City
John Peluso
Highland Avenue
Sarah Bleuett
Pranklin Avenue
Mattie McCaslin
Harlansburg
Clark Reno
Patrician
Barbara
J. Gayl Blm
Park Avenue
Mary Ann Boulden
Mirton Boulden
Adams Street
E. W. Bendel
Rhoades Place
Chicago
Frederick Boley
John Rentz
Harbor Road
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Arthur Bergland
Qarnegle Tech
Axe N
Bergeland
Laurel Koulyard
Dorothy Pregenter
Ernst Washington Street
Vera Knowl
Howard Kelly
U. S. Navy
Mary Lou
Arthur Brunton
Rose Avenue
Edward Cavender
Leo McCummins
Sally McCummins
Greenwood Avenue
N. S. Navy
Great Lakes
H. W. Spelden, Jr
Morgantown
W. Va
J. N. Dunn
South Walnut Streat
Spelden
West Virginia University
Hungarian Church Dedicates Service Flags and Honor Roll
At the Hungarian Baptist church a flags dedication honored Hungarian boys in service. Rev. S Revak led the prayer with participants including Rev. Oliver W. Hurst and Rev. G. Petri. The program featured solos by Ethel Bara and others, the service flag unveiling by mothers, and a 39-name honor roll. Mothers received roses as part of the ceremony. Two albatross species are noted as common in the North Pacific from California to Alaska.
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Honoreul
Hungarian Baptist Church
S. Revak
McKeesport
Oliver W. Hurst
First Baptist Church
G. Petri
Buffalo
S. Revik
N. Takacs
Younstown
FP. T. Sargent
Veterans of
Viola Ambrus
Ruth Koch
North Pacific
California
Alaska
Bundles Sale For War Program Opens In New Castle
Residents of New Castle and vicinity respond to the White Elephant sale staged by Bundles from New Castle in the store room at East Washington street and Croton avenue. Proceeds aid local Bundles war projects and Russia relief. sale runs 1 to 5 PM daily this week with continued support urged.
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New Castle
New Castile
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Shenango
Russia
Road service proceeds praised as yesterday's gains
The report notes that some items were used yet remain of value for road service. Yesterdays proceeds were most gratifying, reflecting solid donations and continued support from the community for transportation and maintenance efforts.
Lights Found On In Downtown Buildings
An early morning blackout left some responders surprised as air raid wardens, six or so buildings still lit, reported to the city Office of Civilian Defense later in the day. Wardens, roused from sleep, checked downtown areas despite the hour.
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Reparte
City Office of
Civilian Defense
Gaston Post to Name Delegates to State Convention
Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion will elect delegates to the state convention at Wilkesbarre during its Legion Home meeting tonight. Commander Fred Dutt announced there will be other matters of interest and a good speaker is expected for the occasion.
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Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Wilkesbarre
Legion
Fred ©. Dutt
Executive's Funeral for Youngstown Tube Co. Leader
Wil Yam B. Gillies, 69, vice president in charge of operations at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., and president of the Youngstown Chamber of Commerce, died June 22 in Youngstown. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
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Youngstown
Wil- Yam B. Gillies
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Youngstown Chamber
Colonel Hulley Takes Command Of Shenango Depot Duties
GREENVILLE June 22 Colonel James P Hulley has officially assumed duties as director of the supply and service division at the Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot effective June 17 He comes from the headquarters of the department of commerce and will be buried this afternoon at 4 o'clock following a funeral service conducted by Dr Howard D B Talbott pastor of the First Presbyterian church
Military district note on Colonel Hulley Nas service
The News by Mail reports Colonel Hulley Nas in the Military District of Washington with nineteen years of commissioned army service. The item notes his tenure and rank in a brief public notice published for one year.
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Military District of
Washington
Hulley Nas
the News
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