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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1952

Page

13

Senate OKs universal divorce recognition bill

The Senate approved and sent to the House legislation to recognize a divorce legally granted in one state in all states. The measure, backing full faith and credit for divorces, excludes alimony orders and hinges on final valid decree and last marital residence before divorce. Senator McCarran led the committee in endorsing the bill.

Washington INS Senate House Senate Judiciary Committee United States Sen. McCarran Judiciary Committee

Playground Ends Two Weeks Events At Bessemer Park

Bessemer reports completion of its second week of activities, including a treasure hunt and a track meet. Teams were led by Robert and Billy Serjok in the treasure hunt, with track winners Anne Puglia Don Eaton Anna Mae Engle Bernie Nord Karen Stanley Louis Hill Billy Serjak and George Kallas. Current sports leaders include Roy Penwell ping pong Tommy Bryan badminton Larry Proctor Richard Bolon Bernie Nord and Louis Hill in boxing and wrestling. Over 40 children are enrolled in handicrafts classes making pot holders and leather belts.

Bessemer Playground Robert Billy Serjok Anne Puglia Don Eaton Anna Mae Engle Bernie Nord Karen Stanley Louis Hill Billy Serjak George Kallas Roy Penwell Tommy Bryan Larry Proctor Richard Bolon

Armadillo Captured by Ice Cream Vendor in Bayside

A strange armadillo native to the American southwest was sighted by Bayside residents several times and finally captured by ice cream vendor Joseph Bovino. The origin and arrival in New York remain unexplained. Drive Slow-Children Move Fast.

New York Bayside Joseph Bovino American Southwest

Two Years For Kidnap Of Own Child In Case

E Lamar Schaffer of Butler Avenue was jailed on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a Saturday evening crash on Butler Avenue. Police noted he backed from a private driveway and was struck by a car driven north by David Memo of East Brook Street. A separate report states Mrs Ann Singer of 828 East Sutton Street fractured her right ankle Sunday evening after a fall at a neighbor’s steps and was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital.

Occhibone Butler Avenue David H. Memo East Brook Street Ann Singer East Sutton Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Singer Cook County Iinois Pasqualina Judd Vassar College Poughkeepsie N. Y Kathleen O’keefe Chicago

No Developments In U. E. & F. Co. Strike

No progress reported from either side in the United Engineering and Foundry Co strike. H. F. Huff of the International Association of Machinists says federal and state mediation is awaited, with contact from U. S. mediation official Charles Ward and state mediator Troy Burns. Plant manager Howard B. Cummings confirms no weekend developments. strike began last Monday.

United Engineering & Foundry Company H. F. Huff Grand Lodge International Association of Machinists Charles Ward U. S Pittsburgh Troy Burns Butler Howard B. Cummings

Farley Views Taft Eisenhower Race at GOP Convention

In a U S News and World Report interview Farley calls the 1952 Republican convention a horse race between Sen. Taft and Gen. Eisenhower with no deadlock while noting a fifth term bid if alive and well. He adds light travels about 186000 miles per second.

U. S. News and World Report Farley Sen Taft Gen Eisenhower

Farley Says FDR Would Have Sought Another Term

James A. Farley stated his honest opinion that the late President Roosevelt would have sought another term. He spoke in Washington on June 23, attributing his view to Roosevelt's political mindset and public service.

Farley F.D.R Washington INS James A. Farley Roosevelt

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