Fifth Annual Catholic Day Draws Large Crowd at Cascade Park
Lawrence county Catholics plan a full day at Cascade Park for the fifth annual Catholic Day. More than five thousand are expected with noon and 6 pm basket picnics, children rides 1 to 5 pm, races 2 to 3:30 pm, awards at 4 pm for largest family oldest Catholic and farthest traveler, Red Coat band concert, evening dancing, a 10 pm fireworks finale, and a final committee meeting at 8:30 pm in the Ecclesian club to wrap plans.
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Lawrence County
Scenic Cascade Park
Park Pavilion
Red Coat Band
Ecclesian Club
Neshannock Ave Girl Struck By Auto Injures Child
Linda Spiker aged two and a half of 456 Neshannock Avenue was injured Monday afternoon when she ran between parked cars and was struck by a rear fender of an auto driven by Frank Kovacs of Summit View Drive. She was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital with contusions and abrasions to the head behind the right ear, right hip, and right ankle. Her condition was listed as fair.
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Linda Spiker
Neshannock Avenue
Frank L. Kovacs
R. D
Summit View Drive
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Gardenia Named for Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston
The gardenia flower owes its name to Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston, North Carolina, recognized for his botanical contributions.
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Dr. Alexander Garden of
Charleston, N. C
Fort Wayne Papers Announce Price Boost
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel raises weekly rate from 30 to 35 cents. Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette lifts weekly from 25 to 30 cents and increases daily and Sunday to 45 cents. Previously the Daily and Sunday combined rate was 40 cents a week.
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Fort Wayne
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Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Some Relaxation On Ban Against TV Color Sets
Washington June 24 The government relaxes its ban on color television set manufacture for cases not interfering with defense. National production authority will allow permits for home and theatre color receivers. NPR administrator Henry Fowler says the rule is limited and not aimed at unlimited output.
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Washington
INS
National Production Authority
NPR
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Pittsburgh Bread Men To Vote On Wage Bid
Workers from 18 Pittsburgh bakeries vote on a wage contract ending a 52 day strike that halted about two thirds of wrapped bread in a five county area. About 1,500 Local 12 AFL Bakery members vote at 11 am and 1,200 AFL drivers vote at 3 pm in Memorial Hall Oakland. Evidences of cancer found in early Egyptian mummies.
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Pittsburgh
INS
AFL Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
AFL
Memorial Hall
Oakland
Barking Of Dog Saves Family In Burning Home
In Pittsburgh the family of fireman William Brannon escaped a two story West End house after their dog Buster woke them as flames blocked the stair. The Brannon family fled across the roof with Buster and later aided firefighters. damages were about 1000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Buster
West End
William Brannon
Anna
Mary
Edward
Brannon
No. 3 Engine Company
Fighter Wakes Up Declared Winner After Narrow Victory
In Chicago at Rainbow Arena Omaha’s Larry Watson won by unanimous decision over John Holman after a dramatic finish. Watson was knocked down and unconscious near the final bell but had secured the decisive early knockdown and outboxed Holman the rest of the 10 rounds. Watson weighed 180 pounds. Holman 201 1/2.
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Chicago
Omaha
Larry Watson
Watson
John Holman
Rainbow Arena
Windy City
Holman
Veterinarian Appointed to Study Transmissible Animal Diseases
Harrisburg June 24 The department of health announced the appointment of Ernest J. Wittee a Philadelphia veterinarian to aid the new division of veterinary public health The move follows a rabies outbreak that underscored the need for an expert in veterinary public health in the department led by Health Secretary Russell E Teague.
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Harrisburg
INS
Department of Health Today
Ernest J. Wittee
Philadelphia
Russell E. Teague
Pennsylvania
Need for ground observers in Lawrence County
Dr. Arthur B. Foster deputy Civil Defense coordinator says at least 100 more ground observers are needed to man five posts in Lawrence County. Interested volunteers should call Mrs. Louis Blaswell at 5288. An orientation will be July 15 at 8 p m at the senior high school led by Fred Alexander. Observation posts in New Castle switch to a 24 hour schedule starting July 14 due to longer daylight and radar gaps.
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Lawrence County
Arthur B. Foster
Louis Blaswell
Foster
Fred Alexander
New Castle
Parking fine for cattle truck in restricted zone
Alan Winick of Albert Street was fined 10 dollars by Mayor Edward A. De Carbo in city police court for violating a parking law. Police alleged he parked a commercial motor vehicle with a pig in it in Albert Street yesterday in a designated A or B residence district where such parking is prohibited.
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Alan Winick
Albert Street
Edward A. DeCarbo
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