Art Show Opens Today in New Castle Show
The Lawrence County Art Show opened at 2H E Washington St under Associated Artists of New Castle with a private showing last night. The exhibit runs through June 30 with a public vote June 3 for the top prize. Awards list includes Suzanne Nesbit for Sprites and multiple artists from Ellwood City to Allison Park, with works ranging from oil paintings to sculpture and watercolor.
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Lawrence County
Washington St
Associated Artists of
New Castle
First Federal Savings and Loan Co
Blary K. Auld
Allison Park
Sprites
Suzanne Nesbit
Ronald Pivovar
Gilmore St
Savannah Street
Gary Shaffer
Madison Ave
Rita Fletcher
Edward Isaac
E. Heynolds
Sculpture House
Anthony, Rizzo
Pollock Ave
Malycha Altay
creative _stilenery
Martha Rhodes
F. Wallace
Sthia
Hope
Sally Shenkan
Euclid Ave
Dog
Tielen M. Riley
Crescent Ave
Thelma Wyman
WA Park
E. Reynods
Rosemary Canterna
Evans Dr
Filwoot City
Loll
Sam Palnee
Franklin Ave
Ellwood City
Russia veto blocks India Pakistan Kashmir talks at UN
At New York Friday night Russia used its veto to prevent a Security Council call for direct talks between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. The move drew a sharp denunciation from the U.S. ambassador and sparked a heated exchange that nearly derailed the Kashmir debate. The record notes past statements by permanent members including the Soviet Union that vetoes should not obstruct Council operations.
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United Nations
N.Y
USI
Russia
U.N
India
Pakil
Kashmir
Paton D_ Morozov
U.S
Adlai E. “Blevenson
Stevenson
Uniion
San Francisco
IMS
SRSC Professor Named to State Panel
Slippery Rock State College art professor Thomas Slettehaugh was invited to join the Active Advisory Committee of the Western Pennsylvania Scholastic Art Awards for 1963. The panel helps select regional pieces for the Pittsburgh exhibit and the National Scholastic Art Awards in New York City. This year Western Pennsylvania students had 38 works in New York, with five art scholarships awarded by the national jury.
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Suart
Thomas Slettehaugh
Slippery Rock State College
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York City
Sunday Travel and Worship Fares Timed for Winter
The notice outlines Sunday worship travel options with early programs at churches and synagogues. It details fare rules for students 10 cents, adults and other riders paying full fares, and half fares for children presenting a Bible during vacations. Some summer sessions are available, and bathers must pay full 20 cents.
Tax Liens Hit Financier and City Mission Rumor
Tax liens totaling 3.31 million dollars target financier Ferward M. Gilbert and his estranged wife amid IRS action linked to unauthorized withdrawals from the B. L. Bruce Co. The case follows Gilbert's Rio de Janeiro escape after disclosures of 1.9 million in withdrawals. City Mission superintendent Rev. F Dickson Marshall denies rumors of moving programs to Caseatic Street as the Mission recently bought downtown headquarters.
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F. Dickson Marshall
City Mission
Pa Nowe
Mission
Caseatic St
Iicome
Ferward M. Gilbert
Shoda
Gilbert
Rio de Janeiro
B. L. Bruce Co
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Wal St
FRS
Gilbert Fied
Prowler Escapes During Bank Building Search
City police hunted a tall man after reports he tried several office doors at the First National Bank building. Officers conducted multiple searches of the offices as staff were frightened by the intruder.
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First National Bank
Poller
City Hall Sidelights and Recreation Board Meeting Agenda
City Hall Sidelights outlines a Recreation Board meeting at 1 30 p m Friday in council Chambers Finance Director Robert W Rainey cautions about the citys economic picture with more than six months remaining School tax collections as of yes Me expenditures 289190 include appropriations and M-comm payments from Federal Savings and Loan Co Also notes about Draperies and operating costs and a June ending fiscal year Council and representatives of Local S64 met yesterday to discuss a contract for about 74 city workers Mayor Herman F Steinbritt says further talks required before final approval and a warning of contracts for a new.
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Koack
Council
Robert W. Rainey Alreaty
Peleral Savings and Load Co
S64
Herman F. Steinbritt
Monoxide kills mother and daughter in home tragedy
In McKee, Pennsylvania, a mother and her four year old daughter died of carbon monoxide poisoning Friday. Juanita Cadick and Leslie McKergort were found in a residence after a gas leak from an unvented heater. Authorities reported the deaths occurred during the incident at the family’s home.
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Mckeespuna
Lupe A
Juanita Cadick
Asst
MeKergort Hospital
Mer
Leslie
Yshourk
Veterans Administration Outpatient Services and GI Loans
Report highlights VA outpatient treatment eligibility for Spanish American War veterans including Philippine Insurrection and Boxer Rebellion service. Details Korean War GI loan entitlements span ten years after discharge plus nine days of service per year, with end dates noted. Also mentions pending Long Insurance bill and attempts to reopen GI insurance for World War I veterans with no action yet.
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Conic
Congress
House
Senate
Action urged against county on equalization
Evidence compiled and turned over to Ralph Cooper, county solicitor, for agreement on admissible material as the case resumes in court. Bailey submits a correlation of property values since 1950 with assessed values and ratios of district sales prices to asking prices, plus estimates comparing reappraisal costs by local assessors and an outside firm.
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Ralph Cooper
Dodds
Cadoper
Bailey
Gierlach Service Monday Morning
Rev John J Kewm will conduct a blessing service Monday at 9 30 am at Noga Funeral Home 5 Mill al Be Reynolds St for Andrew Gierlach 48 of 9 Elmwood St who died Thursday after a six month illness Friends are received at the funeral home Sunday 24 7 9 pm Interment will be at Madonna Church Cemetery
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John J. Ke
Noga Funeral Home
Mill al BE. Reynolds St
Andrew Gierlach
Elmwood St
la Madonna Church
Morin ex-Marine guard over schoolgirls murder case
Ex-Marine and Morristown schoolmate James Vance is kept under guarded watch as police probe the bludgeoning deaths of two Morristown high school girls, Noreen Buckley and Margaret Ann Kennedy, found in Lovers Lane. A tire iron linked to the crime is examined while authorities seek clues and confirm non sexual motives.
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Morin Pal
Ni Cord
Cuthough
James’ Vance
Vance
Lover's Lane
Frank Seerbo
Moris
Three Arrested For Dog License Violations In County
Three men were charged with failing to buy dog licenses by County Dog Law Officer Hichead Taate in informations filed with Alderman Samuel E. Jailor. Dale Braden and Harold Braden paid $10 fines and costs on charges of failure to purchase a dog license. Elmer Foster of Volant was charged with harboring an unlicensed dog and failure to purchase a license. no disposition has been reported.
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Plon
Hichead Taate
Samuel E
Dale Braden
Spring Lane
Harold’ Braden
Spring Lang
Elmer Foster
Volant
Hogan Failare
Cutler
Mrs McKinley Dies In Northvale Burial In Leechburg
Mrs Sara Eurapern McKinley 24 of 520 Illicrest Ave died at 11:50 pm Friday while visiting her daughter in Northvale New Jersey. Born December 26 1887 in Mamoné Pa she was a daughter of Nate Pfeffer and Anna Pfeffer. Her husband Moss McKinley died in July 1939. She was a member of Hebron Lutheran Church and associated with New Castle Order of Eastern Star Wimcdausis and WBA. Surviving: three daughters Eleanor Grate McKinley Washington DC Mrs Howard Alfreda Klugh New Castle Mrs Charles E Kennedy Northvale, one sister two brothers and five grandchildren. Services to be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Leechburg funeral home conducted by Rev George C Vetter. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Leechburg.
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Sara Eurapern McKinley
Illicrest Ave
Charles B. Kennedy
Northvale
New Jersey
Hebron Lutheran Church
Yeechburg
New Castle
Order of Eastern Star
Wimcdausis
WBA
Eleanor Grate McKinley
Washington, D.C
Howard E.alfreda Klugh
Charles E. Kennedy
No 1
William Raper
Fred H. Clawson
Leechburg
George C. Vetter
Hebron
Lutheran Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs 4 H Bratt Rites In Wellsville
Funeral services are held today for Mrs Norman H Bratt nee Phyllis W Penalogton in Wellsville. The article details social security tax reporting for farm crews, outlining when wages trigger reports, duties of crew leaders, tax withholding, and record keeping, with guidance from John W Chase district manager at the New Castle SSA office.
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Norman H. Bratt
Phyllis W. Penalogton
Wellsville
John W. Chase
Iew Castle Social Security Office
Chase
Ifarmer
First Federal Plaza Building
WN. Mill St
Widow of Norris Quest Dies in Johnstown
Mrs. Harry Quest of Tohristown formerly Nettie Norris of New Castle died Friday in Johnston Hospital after an illness. She is survived by son Norris Quest of Johnstown and daughter Mary Eleanor Peterson of Newark NY, plus four grandchildren. Husband Harry Quest preceded her in death three months ago. Funeral services at Grace Methodist Church Johnstown on Monday at a.m. with burial in Johnstown Cemetery
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Harry Quest
Somerset St
Tohristown
Nettie Norris
New Castle
Johnston Hospital
Quest
Norris Quest
Johnstown
Mary Eleanor Peterson
Newark
Mrs. Quest
St A.m
Grace Methodist Church
Death Notice for Mrs Bratt of New Castle and Wellsville
Born and raised in New Castle she married Fred W. Pennington then moved to Wellsville where she and husband Norman Bratt raised a family. Survived by four sons Lester Brat E Liverpoole Richard W Bratt and William F Bratt all in Wellsville three sisters Nellie Carter Ports mouth O Mrs Herman Hovercamp Jeannette Pa Mrs Margaret Weber of Jeannette Pa a brother Hang FE Bennington Bedford U eight grandchildren and one great grandchild Service at MacLean Funeral Home Wellsville with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery Wellsville
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Arbul UU
New Castle
Bfr
Fred W. Penningtorn
Wellsville
Norman
Lester Brat
E. Liverpoole
Richard W. Bratt
Wilam F. Bratt
Edwin E. Bratt
Jacksonville
Ark
Nellie Carter
Herman Hovercamp
Portsmouth
Margaret Weber
Jeannette
Hang FE
Bennington
Bedford
MacLean
R F Brandon Dies In Tampa Friday
R F Brandon longtime New Castle and Youngstown resident and businessman died at 4 pm Friday at Swamp General Hospital Tampa Florida after a heart ailment. Born July 4 1881 in Lawrence County he joined Potlock and Brandon stationary, moved to Youngstown to operate Brandon Coal Co and later bought Mahoning Paint Co in 1945 serving as honorary board chairman. He belonged to Westminster Presbyterian Church Youngstown multiple fraternal orders and clubs. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth and 3 stepdaughters. Funeral arrangements with King Funeral Home Youngstown will be announced Monday.
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Boy x. Oranaen, Oy
New Castle
Youngelawn
Mahoning Paint' Co
The
Paint Company
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
Lodge of the Craft
Valley of New Castle
Asaler
Karan Shrine
Kiwanis Chip
Youngstown Club
Ellabeth Brandon
Tampa
Peggy Stevens
King Funeral Home
Wicka Ave
Mrs Yetta Matlas Services Sunday
Mrs Yetta Matlas of 452 Alameda Ave Youngstown Ohio and her son Pistay in Cleveland Hos pital are mother of Mr Net hat Ginsburg of 22 E Shen dan Ave Funeral services will be held in Youngstown on Sunday at 1 pm Further arrangements are incomplete at present
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Yetta Mathas
Ala‘meda Ave
Youngstown
Cleveland
Matlas
Nethat Ginsburg
E. Shendan
Railroad Dispute Heads Back to White House
The dispute over railroad labor talks stalls as MB Chairman Leverell Edwards says the board will waste time planning next steps. A president may appoint a board to study the problem if a strike threat creates a national emergency, with non-binding recommendations. Wolfe notes the limited 30 day window for fact finding.
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Leverell Edwards
Cme
Edwards
Kennedy
May
iTailroad
Wolfe
House approves loan of eight mothballed warships
The House approves a plan to loan eight mothballed warships to six allies to bolster cargo threat of Soviet submarine forces. Garry Isabella, 17, of 1115 Croton Avenue, was treated after being spiked while playing Friday. He was discharged after treatment for lacerations and abrasions to his left foot.
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Lend Subs Washington
UPI
House
Lag
Iss Bia
Peru
Venezuela
Spain
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