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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1950

Page

2

Four Escape Serious Injury In Two Car Crash

Four persons escaped serious injury in a two car collision at the corner of North Jefferson and North streets early Monday morning. John Dibbley of Rouseville drove a sedan west on North street with Vernon E. Fry as passenger. Tony Aluisia of R D G drove a car north on North Jefferson with Charles Barletto as passenger. Dibbleys car rolled over and righted itself while both vehicles suffered heavy damage requiring wreckers. A crowd of about 500 gathered hindering traffic and firemen washed spilled gasoline from the street. Both drivers claimed the other party crashed the light.

North Jefferson and North Streets John Dibbley Rouseville North Street Vernon E. Fry North Cedar Street Dibbley Tony Aluisia R. D. G. Aluisia Charles Barletto Pollock Avenue Aluisia Jefferson Street

Johnson Bronze Plant Employes Approve New Contract

Johnson Bronze plant employees approve a new contract covering pensions welfare benefits and a $60 maternity fee plus $125 Gaescarian delivery term. Negotiations ended after management union and mediators held talks last Tuesday night ending a potential strike that was slated for June 25. The agreement includes a paid up life insurance policy for 1000 dollars at age 65 funded by the company.

North Korean forces push toward Seoul amid muted cabinet meeting

Reports from Seoul describe North Korean troops advancing toward the capital with gunfire heard in suburbs. U S Army Intelligence in Tokyo noted line re formations but no decisive breakthrough as refugees claim Seoul area fell partially to advancing forces aided by tanks. General MacArthur said South Koreans rallied and counter attacked at Uijongbu destroying 12 to 20 North Korean tanks and the U S will transfer 10 Mustang fighters to the South Korean Air Force.

National Assembly Tokyo Uijongbu Seoul Pyongyang North Korea Douglas MacArthur MacArthur United States

Flood Devastates West Virginia Rail Route And Civilians

Floods in West Virginia wash out nearly 40 miles of Baltimore and Ohio mainline track forcing westbound trains to reroute. Red Cross disaster units shelter the homeless in churches and schools while National Guard, police and volunteers search for the missing and aid victims.

Baltimore & Ohio Washington, D. C New York Red Cross National Guard

Jack Rigby Receives B S Degree in Physics

Jack D. Rigby son of Mrs. Anna Rigby of 120 Smithfield Street earned the Bachelor of Science in Physics from Youngstown College. The Family thanks friends of Beatrice Swanson Seaton for their generous aid during sickness and death.

Jack Rigby Jack D. Rigby Anna Rigby Smithfield Street Youngstown College Beatrice Swanson Seaton

Truman Urges Calm as White House Ends Emergency Session

President Truman urged Americans to remain calm after an emergency session ended at 10 50 p m. He asked Secretary Acheson and Secretary Johnson to meet him again in a continuing conference, saying he would return to Washington for facts. He warned against alarmism and noted the situation could be dangerous but hoped it would not.

White House State Acheson Defense Johnson Independence Kansas City Washington Mr. Truman Blair Uouse Mr. T Truman

Parts of missing plane found near Bridgeman

Debris from a missing airliner en route from New York to the Pacific coast was located after a Saturday crash in Bridgemen area waters. A witness heard a trouble call and saw a bright flash and explosion as rescue craft and air units searched 44 feet deep water for wreckage and bodies.

Martha Busse Bridgemen Mich New York Pacific Coe Minnepolis Coast Guard

Central Church Breaks Ground Sunday

Eastern end of the site houses the pulpit as the body surrounds the perimeter. After the groundbreaking the congregation sang God of Our Fathers and recited the motto The God of Heaven He will prosper us therefore we His servants will arise and build from Nehemiah 2 20. Construction is set to begin Tuesday.

Car Collision Injures No One In City Incident

John Bame of 1212 Butler avenue was struck at the Long avenue Moravia street corner on Saturday by a car driven by Ben Prosser of 708 Allen street. Bame was not injured and was released from New Castle hospital after being taken there. A second item notes that in 1949 the United States imported nearly 8.3 million tons of iron.

John Bame Butler Avenue Long Avenue Moravia Street Ben Prosser Allen Street Bame New Castle Hospital

Deaths Of The Day In New Castle area

A series of obituaries from New Castle area noting the deaths of Mrs. Maria Santa Latore Mrs. Elizabeth Frengel Mrs. Helen Moses Mrs. Ellen Barnhouse and Mrs. Rose Smith. Latore aged 71 born in Baja Latina Italy widow of Anthony Latore resided 908 South Mercer Street. Burial in St. Vitus Cemetery. Frengel died in Jameson Memorial Hospital with funeral plans pending. Moses aged 73 born in Syria resident of New Castle since earlier life with services at St. Elias Orthodox church. Barnhouse aged 75 of East Main Street East Palestine Ohio died after a month long illness. Smith aged about 70 found dead in her home with local authorities investigating.

Maria Santa Latore Anthony Latore Mercer Street New Castle Hospital Mrs. Latore Baja Latina Italy Antonio Frances Paglia Ginocchi St. Vitus Church Mother of Sorrow Society of the Church Anthony Sadie Caffro Esther Morell Struthers Mary Casmirie Jennie Morell Struthers, O Domenick Nicholas DeMita St. Vitus Cemetery DeCarbo Funeral Home East Sutton Cunningham Elizabeth Frengel Louis Frengel R.D Jameson Memorial Hospital Frengel Clarion Michael Elizabeth Modranian Louis John Steve Joseph Ellwood City Mary Zollum Helen Moses South Mill Street St. Elias Orthodox Church Reynolds Street Elias G. Nader Greenwood Cemetery New Kensington Isaac Moses Esa Moses Argentina Selma Syria Ellen Barnhouse George Barnhouse East Main Street East Palestine Floyd New Castle Ruth Merle Baden Charles Stewart Canton Rea House Olive Sitler Glenview Cemetery Rose Smith Rose Luksa Smith Jerry Smith Anthony Letera Smith

Obituary notices and funeral services in local papers

The article lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. Names include Mary Wochner Nellie Bucsek Mayo L Porter Mrs Frank E Braden Frederick Hohmann Mary McCaslin Brown Ralph A Criswell James Alexander Mitchell and others. It notes causes of death heart attack and Spanish War Veterans convention attendance and burial details.

Mayo L. Porter Wallace Avenue Harrisburg Porter R. L. Boyd

Britain blocks sanctions move on Korea at U N Security Council

Britain oppose calling for sanctions against North Korea arguing events in Korea are not yet war like enough for drastic measures. London backs a milder step naming the North Koreans as aggressors and seeks their withdrawal from South Korea.

North Korea U. N Britain Security Council Korea Far East South Korean

Storm damage hits town from fallen trees and wind

Saturday storms caused electric lines to fail after trees and branches fell. A flowering truck from New Castle delivering to a college chapel wedding was lightly damaged. A foundation wall for a West Market Street home project was blown over and the Community House roof shed its east side but was quickly tarped. Dirt on West Neshandannock Avenue was noted for cleanup.

Page One New Castle College Chapel Donald Garrett West Market Street Neshannock Avenue Harry Shaffer

Rifle Stolen From East Washington Street Shop

Westell Aiken, store proprietor on E Washington street, reports a .22 rifle stolen from his shop where it was awaiting repair of the cylinder feed. The owner is William McAnallen of 308 Deshon Village. Also notes an Air Force projection.

Westell Aiken E. Washington Street Aiken William McAnallen Deshon Village

Anniversary Marked as Rev Jones Reaches 40 Years

At First Congregational church Rev Thomas J Jones and wife observed his 40th anniversary in the gospel ministry. Henry T Jones presented gold wrist watches and a band to the couple and a personal gift to the pastor with inscribed wishes. Jones since 1941 led the church after coming from New York City and spoke on church merger prospects.

First Congregational Church Thomas J. Jones Jones Henry T. Jones congregational-Christian Churches Evangelical and Reformed Churches of America

American aid set for Korea with naval air escort

MacArthur said transport ships will be guarded by U S Navy warships and air force planes to ensure safe delivery. Mustangs will be delivered to ten Korean fighter pilots at Itazuki Air Base on Kyushu. An American twin engine transport flew to Korea to pick up the airmen.

MacArthur Itazuki Kyushu Korea

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