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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1952

Page

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U N Looks For New Soviet Move On Truce Parley

At the United Nations Western leaders anticipate a new Soviet peace move as Security Council meets to vote on germ warfare charges and voices support for an on the spot probe. Jacob Malik may push Panmunjom talks to break the stalemate amid the June war anniversary.

U.N United Nations N. Y Korea Security Council Kremlin Jacob Malik South Korea Malik U. S Britain Hitler

Peculiar Three Yolks Egg Found In Local Hen

A resident reported a hen laid an unusually triple yolk egg during the past weekend. New road signs appear on Long Avenue warning No Parking Or Stopping to ease a narrow street traffic problem. A heavy Sunday rain brought visible relief to Lawrence county farmers, with areas like Enon Valley experiencing thunderstorms while others saw downpours. North Beaver Township and Little Beaver show extensive road repairs including widening work.

Long Avenue Pa Newe South County Enon Valley

Weather Forecast Quiet Warming Up With Showers Likely

Cloudy with rain east portion and scattered showers west tonight. Lows near 60 east and 64 68 west. Tomorrow mostly cloudy and warmer with showers or thunderstorms. 24 hour stats end 9 am today show high 79 low 64 and precip 82 inches with river stage 5.8 feet. Sunday's 9 am data report high 82 low 61 and precip 0.01 inches.

United States

State G.O.P. Delegates Meet With Taft in Hershey

In Harrisburg June 23 the Pennsylvania Republican delegates will meet U. S. Senator Robert A. Taft and Gov. John S. Fine at the Hershey Hotel. The private session precedes a public pow wow with delegates and county leaders. The meeting aims to gauge Taft as a presidential candidate.

U. S Robert A. Taft White House Hershey Pennsylvania Ohio John S. Fine Swank Hershey Hotel Fine Eisenhower Gettysburg

Thirteen-Man Mission Starts For Exploration

A 13 member British scientific team left London for the Ruwenzori Mountains in western Uganda to chart the unmapped Mountains of the Moon. They will spend three months forming a geological map and studying formation and contents, led by Prof. William Q. Kennedy of the University of Leeds.

London Heart of Africa Ruwenzori Uganda William Q. Kennedy University of Leeds Belgian Congo Moon East Africa Kenya Kilimanjaro

Acheson Returns to London for Cold War Talks

Secretary of State Acheson arrived in London for high level talks with Eden and Schuman on Germany Europe and the Korean War. He planned to travel next to Berlin and Vienna before Brazil and home, saying the agenda would cover German European Far East and Korean issues.

London INSI U. S Acheson Germany Eden Schuman Berlin Vienna Brazil Walter Gifford Europe Far East

New Extension Worker Arrives in Lawrence and Beaver Counties

Miss Helen Ream of Indiana pa arrives to serve as assistant home economics extension worker aiding Miss Patricia Kelley in Lawrence and Beaver counties. Ream is a 1952 Indiana State Teachers College home economics graduate and former 4 H club member. Suzanne Easley will resign June 28 to marry Thomas Crowley of Pittsburgh on July 19 at St Pauls Cathedral in Pittsburgh.

Helen Ream Indiana Lawrence Beaver Counties Patricia Kelley Ream Indiana State Teachers College Suzanne Easley Thomas Crowley Pittsburgh Ellwood City St. Paul’s Cathedral

Opening of Central Presbyterian Church Delights Large Audience

The Central Presbyterian Church on Wilmington road opened its ultra modern edifice with Henry B. Strock Jr as new pastor delivering the initiatory sermon. First Sunday School session held. crowd filled auditorium balcony and annex as work continues outside and seats await installation. Services move from Cathedral to the new church after three years since the fire.

Central Presbyterian Wilmington Road Henry B. Strock, Jr

MacArthur Declines Support for Eisenhower in GOP Bid

Gen. Douglas MacArthur released a statement through Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney saying he holds Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in warm regard but does not support his political ambitions now. He added he has not opposed political office for soldiers as a class but opposes a military state influencing civil affairs. The reply followed Gen. Robert Eichelberger's Asheville statement backing Eisenhower for the Republican presidential nomination.

New York INS Douglas MacArthur Eisenhower MacArthur Courtney Whiteney Robert Eichelberger Asheville N. C Eichelberger Gen White House Feichelberger Japan

Steel Strike Enters Its Fourth Week in 1949

The nationwide steel strike reached week four as CIO president Philip Murray urged about 10,000 strikers in Gary Indiana. He warned Taft Hartley law would not halt the walkout and predicted a victory against big steel. There were no signs of a Truman move to invoke the law.

Washington Philip Murray CIO Murray Gary Ind Truman

Release of Forty West German Seizure Victims

East German authorities released 40 West German workers seized in a bold raid by Red police. The men were handed to West German border guards near Hohnsleben and taken to Brunswick for questioning amid protests by Britain and West Germany. British and frontier police maintained border watch, with no incidents reported.

Frankfurt INS West Germany Hohnsleben Helmstedt Brunswick

Taft Ike clash on foreign policy unlikely

Senator Taft urged harmony on a foreign policy platform but Eisenhower adviser Carlson said the leaders differ seriously on how to establish a durable peace. Carlson noted Eisenhower would spell out the differences in a nationwide radio and TV talk from Denver tonight.

Taft Ike Denver Insi Eisenhower Carlson Kan Texas Nevada John Foster Dulles

Strangler Of Former Dancing Teacher Sought By Police

St Louis police issued a nationwide arrest order for Jose Bartolome Romero 23 in the strangulation murder of Irene Thompson 30 former dancing teacher found dead at the Jefferson hotel in downtown St Louis. A pen sketch of a Spanish dancer was found in the hotel room.

ST. Louis INS Jose Bartolome Romero Irene Thompson Kirkwood Jefferson Hotel Lester Martin Romero

Carlin Named City Plumbing Inspector

Mayor Edward A. DeCarbo announced William J. Carlin as the city plumbing inspector to succeed Harold Dunlap, with the appointment effective July 1. The solicitor confirmed the mayor holds sole appointment power after a council meeting in city hall.

Edward A. DeCarbo City Hall William J. Carlin Harold Dunlap Robert White DeCarbo Carlin

Fire Rout in Clairton Hotels Claims Guest Life

A $100,000 blaze at the Schmidt hotel on State Street and Maple Avenue in Clairton killed guest Archie Williams, 28, from third degree burns and lightly injured four firemen. The fire drew crews from Clairton and neighboring towns for over two hours before control. Williams, dragged from his second floor room by fellow guest Charles Dunn, died at McKeesport hospital. The three story hotel housed 34 guests. some trapped on the roof were rescued by firefighters.

Clairton Archie Williams State St Maple Avenue McKeesport Williams Charles Dunn Glassport Dravesburg Elizabeth Blaine Hill Walter S. Waters

Death Notices for June 23 1952

George Cwynar 59 of 834 South Mill Street Mrs Irvine A Ralph 55 of 401 Wallace Avenue Infant Glenn Slippery Rock R b 3 LeRoy Douglas Hester 10 of 230 King Avenue Lawrence Richard Spears two of RD 1 Andrew Binder 66 of BR D 2 Ellwood City Mrs Celia Rothstein Kornblatt 69 of 108 North Mercer Street Mrs C D Lindner 214 Euclid Avenue

George Cwynar South Mill Street Irvine A. Ralph Wallace Avenue Glenn Slippery Rock R. B LeRoy Douglas Hester King Avenue Lawrence Richard Spears R. D Andrew Binder BR. D Ellwood City Celia Rothstein Kornblatt North Mercer Street C. D. Lindner Euclid Avenue

Croton Methodist Names New Minister at July Start

Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke announced at Erie Conference in Meadville that Jack M. Williams of New Bethlehem Pa will lead Croton Methodist Church starting in July. Williams recently served Christian work in Kentucky and was ordained along with other new conference appointees.

Lloyd C. Wicke Pittsburgh Erie Meadville Jack M. Williams New Bethlehem Croton West Middlesex

Major U S Air Strikes Hit Five North Korean Power Plants

More than 500 Allied warplanes attacked five key North Korean power plants on the Yalu river front, destroying 13 installations and cutting about 90 percent of the region’s power. The Suiho plant near Antung suffered major damage while four others on the Songchon and Hungham rivers were also knocked out. No Allied planes were lost.

Seoul Yalu River Suiho Antung Manchurian Yalu Songchon River Hamhung Hungham River Hungham Philippine Sea Boxer Princeton Bon Homme Richard Sinuiju North Korea Manchuria

West German charges name actress and policemen for espionage

In Karlsruhe authorities charged actress Maria Knuth and Frankfurt police officers Herman Westfeld and two accomplices with espionage for an unnamed foreign power. Bonn ordered prosecutions in the case as part of a broader espionage crackdown.

Karlsruhe Germany INS West Germany Frankfurt Bonn Maria Knuth Herman Westfeld Westfeld

Ill governor Adlai Stevenson operated on for kidney stone

Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois underwent surgery to remove a kidney stone at Passavant hospital in Chicago and was expected to leave the hospital the next day. He had been in Springfield Memorial hospital for a checkup on June 12.

Chicago INS Adlai Stevenson Illinois Passavant Hospital Springfield Ill Memorial Hospital

Arthur Mometer Rations at Remote Inn

An elderly narrator recalls Arthur Mometer rationing at a seaside inn or mountain retreat, inviting readiness for an annual trip as the day marks 76. The fragment hints at travel nostalgia and a distant destination.

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