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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
25
A long hospital notes section lists numerous individuals by name and address across multiple streets, towns, and routes. The entries mention patients, caregivers, and residents including Delbert Woodson and Esther McCurdy among many others, with varied street addresses and towns in the region.
Admitted names and addresses include Joseph Moses at 1507 Wilson Ave Mrs Martha DeCecco at 809 Pearl Mrs Rose Mitolo at 16 Reynolds Mrs Shirley Scaglione at 960 Sixth St Baden Louise Isabella at 22 Maitland St Richard Fulkerson at 936 Mary Mrs Janet Y Mitchell at 114 W Cherry St Mrs Annabelle Lazar at Ninth St West Pittsburg Mrs Edith Attisano at 424 E Leas ure Ave Albert Catale at Box 117 Hills
Discharged Dominick Sanzo of 812 Lawrence Ave Ellwood City. Mrs Mary Martone of 1603 Huron. Joseph Monaco listed at Box 308 Wampum.
Stephen Stanger Andrew Sorbo Janice Shoaff Mrs May Dennis Theresa Roberts Liberta Ruozzo Candace and John Million Gary Michael Tencer Amelia Habun Mrs Helen Morgan and son The list includes residents and their street addresses at Harmony Baptist Road Hamilton Jefferson Reis Division Lafayette Long Avenue Scott Street Charter Street Raymond Street Businesses not listed.
New Castle Hospital records births to Charles Scaglione Baden a daughter June 23 to William Mitchell 114 W Cherry Street a daughter June 23 to Amiel Attisano 424 E Leasure Ave a son June 23 to Robert Massey 2419 Ruth St a daughter June 24 Jameson Memorial Hospital records births to Robert Cochran 2812 Shadylane Dr a daughter June 24 to Victor Ward 517 Bell Ave a son June 23 to William LePore 1214 Huron Ave a son to William Hookway Jr 72642 Cleveland Ave a
Union Two Lions Club held a dinner meeting at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Scotland Lane where Truman A. Laurence installed officers. New president Paul Allen Jr. and other officers were named, former president Harry Sanders named zone chairman, and secretary William C. McCune reviewed a year of projects including safety book covers, Little League support, a free skating rink, and glasses for schoolchildren. Guests included numerous member spouses and Lions from nearby clubs.
A reorganization meeting for Boy Scout Troop 7 will be held at 7 p.m. today at Tom Farrow’s home 31 W Grant St. Robert Rose new Scoutmaster will lead as dozens of boys register with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sponsoring the troop Field Executive John H. O’Brien will assist with registration and present Camp Agawam slides as plans for camp attendance are discussed. The note on pheasants states males and females do not mingle except during breeding season.
Rafael Trujillo Jr age 29 is promoted to full general in the Dominican Republic army and air force by his father Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo. He is named chairman of the Dominican joint chiefs of staff while the U S Army bars him from Fort Leavenworth for failing to complete the course. He had led the Air Force as lieutenant general and is now in Los Angeles California.
Edward R. Searfoss reenlists in the Regular Army Military Police Corps after being the first Lawrence County wounded in the Korean War. Airman William Paul Alborn transfers from March AFB to Minot AFB. William G. Travers and Gordon E. Jones Jr. join the US Air Force bound for Lackland AFB. Mrs. Minner announces her husband’s promotion to corporal with the 404th Military Police Co. in Germany.
Former Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin is reported assigned to Stavropol regional economic council in the North Caucasus, a downgrade from his prior posts. Khrushchev had taken over the premiership and later duties at the state bank, with Bulganin briefly absent from Moscow before a hospital operation was noted in June.
A Northfield Conference on the Christian World Mission set for June 29 to July 6 at East Northfield Massachusetts will feature Pioneer Valley Day on July 1. The event honors the Pioneer Valley along the Connecticut River and is expected to draw several hundred attendees to the gathering.
Afternoon to evening program highlights the Protestant missionary enterprise with Dr Martin Niemoeller as the principal Pioneer Valley Day speaker. Niemoeller, a German evangelical minister who endured eight years in Nazi imprisonment, is renowned as a symbol of Christian resistance to totalitarian rule. His talk is titled The Urgency of the World Mission.
Salvage workers recovered 11 bodies after a runaway passenger train crashed into Maltrata station injuring 39. Search for more victims continues as officials say the exact death toll may remain unknown amid the mountain slide disaster.
New York based quiz queen Elfrida von Nardroff, 32, heads into a fourth tie game with Robert Leicester on NBC Twenty-One as she seeks 295,500 in total earnings. She already has 253,500 and trails or leads in the 10-10 suspenseful matchup, with a potential 42,000 more at stake next week.
East New Castle Grange will host a glass cutting demonstration tonight by William Leslie. He will also present an illustrated talk titled Color in the Home.
The ancient trade is noted with oysters moving from the Thames estuary to Rome as early as 80 A.D. indicating long established maritime commerce. Researchers cite archeological finds and historical records describing export routes and consumer demand in Roman markets.
The small sharks are commonly referred to as dog fish in regional usage and fishing contexts. This name appears in fisheries notes and local reports describing shark varieties and their identification.
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