New Castle Rotary Club Honors New Members
New Rotarians welcomed into the New Castle Rotary Club as of the year’s start were honored in a meeting. Frank L. Burton explained Rotary principles and ethics while Secretary Carl E. Paisley reported a net gain of seven members and a record of 1,234 consecutive meetings by George Lyon. New members named: Miles Kennedy Wayne S Snyder David W Ritchie K L Lindersmith George Getty George W Lucas Eugene P Harries.
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New Rotarians
New Castle
Rotary
DeLace Cole
Burton
Herris
J. Chicago
Contry
Carl E. Paisley
Court Rules on Labor Editorials in Union Papers
The Supreme Court sanctioned publishing political editorials in labor newspapers but did not rule on the Taft Hartley ban on union political expenditures. Four justices said the law is unconstitutional while five did not reach a ruling. All nine agreed the CIO did not violate the ban when backing Representative Garmat z Md.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
CIO
Garmatz
Council of Churches Meets Monday Night
Officers and directors of the New Castle Council of Churches met at St. Pauls Lutheran church with President Fred Allen presiding. The session opened the third year of the council as reports from committees, notably social welfare and religious education, were presented.
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New Castle
Birth notices from New Castle and Jameson Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents and addresses. Notable entries include a son born June 21 to Mr and Mrs Larry DeGenaro at Blunston avenue, a daughter born June to Mr and Mrs Elmer Caldwell on Short street, a son named Albert Peter born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Anthony Ryan, 803 Junior High street, and a son born June 22 to Mr and Mrs William Burns, R D 3 Slippery Rock, with additional details for Lynn Johnson at Jameson Memorial Hospital.
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New Castle Hospital
Larry DeGennaro
Blunston Avenue
Elmer Caldwell
Short Street
Anthony Ryan
Junior High Street
Albert Peter
Jameson Memorial Hospital
William Burns
R. D
Slippery Rock
Lynn Johnson
Births and family notices from Enon Valley and Moravia Street
A son born to Mr. and Mrs Waldo P. Heckathorne of Enon Valley on June 21. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of 1217 Moravia Street on June 21.
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Waldo P. Heckathorne
R. D
Enon Valley
John Clark
Moravia Street
SGT R W Bagley Stationed With 146th AACS
Sergeant Richard W. Bagley son of Mrs G Bowers New Castle Pa now serves as radio operator at Brookley Air Force Base Mobile with the 146th AASC squadron after re enlisting in the air force. Previously he worked as an artist for Walgreens stores.
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Mobile
Ala
Richard W. Bagley
G. Bowers
New Castle
146Th Aasc Squadron
Brookley Air Force Base
Air Force
Bagley
Walgreen Stores
Liquor Board Cases Held For Court In City Hearings
Proprietors John J Beshero and George Beshero of the West Side Case appear in court on charges of selling liquor to visibly intoxicated persons. James Proios, owner of the Rex Case on West Washigton Street, and employees Philomena Divitto Steve Skarks and Elizabeth Miller face four charges including selling to intoxicated persons and to minors. Hearings continue before Alderman James C Brice with additional sessions this afternoon.
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Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
James C. Brice
First Ward
Brice
John J. Beshero
George Beshero
West Side
James Proios
Rex
West Washin Street
Philomena Divitto
Steve Skarks
Elizabeth Miller
Alderman Orres Attends Pennsylvania Magazine Convention
Alderman Margaret M. Orres returned from a trip to Reading where she attended the Pennsylvania Magazine convention in June. She was accompanied by Miss Theresa Coe of Highland avenue and stayed with Miss Frieda Steel of Steelton. They also visited Philadelphia Harrisburg and Johnstown on the return trip.
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Margaret M. Orres
Pennsylvania
Reading
Theresa Coe
Highland Avenue
Frieda Steel
Steelton
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Weekend wind storm disrupts Darlington traffic and power
A June gale across Darlington uprooted trees and damaged services, blocking Route 51 for about an hour. State Police directed traffic while highway workers cut and removed debris from the center of town.
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Darlington
Route 51
State and Local Ties Noted Between Rhode Island and Colidoenia
A fragmentary report notes a connection between the state of Rhode Island and Colidoenia with unclear details. The text references dates and places but lacks full context.
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Colidoenia
Rhode Island
Fall Injury Complaint From City Sidewalk Hazard
Miss Alma George reports to the council that a curb protrusion caused her heel to catch and fracture both knees. She asks the city to compensate for injuries and medical costs.
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Alma George
South Mill Street
Local Man Hospitalized After Fall in Driveway
An unnamed man was taken to a hospital at night after suffering lacerations from a fall in a driveway. The report notes national forests cover 176 million acres in the United States.
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Jameson
Cox Son of Howard I. Dies in Mobile Event
In Mobile on June 22, the report notes Sat. oe. L. Cox, son of Howard I., is mentioned in connection with a local incident or event reported by the paper. The fragment preserves the linkage to the family and location without full details.
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Mobile
Ala
L. Cox
Howard I
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