Saturday Last Chance To Apply For State Bonus
Harrisburg June 26 State Adjutant General Frank A Weber urged 59500 World War I veterans to file by Saturday for the Pennsylvania state bonus. He noted 1155500 applications had arrived since the Bureau opened and said about 1215000 eligible men exist. He stressed the July 1 deadline is fixed by law and cannot be extended.
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Harrisburg
INS
Adj
Frank A. Weber
Veterans Compensation Bureau
Weber
Pennsylvania
Prisoner Charged For Cell Damages During Arrest
Alfonso Colucci of Hamilton Street faced a drunk and disorderly charge after a 2:50 a.m. Sunday arrest. He paid a $5 fine and later covered $25 in prison cell damages, which was settled before his release.
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Alphoneso Colucci
Hamilton Street
Colucci
Three Hurt In Wet Highway Crash Near Slippery Rock
Three persons suffered minor injuries in a late Saturday crash on the East Brook road when a small truck driven by Ruth Carlton skidded on a curve and struck a passenger car driven by Patrick Hill. Carlton Hill and Norbin Pitts were treated at Jamestown Memorial Hospital and released the same evening.
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Ruth Carlton
Slippery Rock
East Brook Road
Patrick Hill
New Castle
Carlton
Hill
Norbin Pitts
East
Washington Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Teen Agers Held For Auto Theft In Lawrence
Two local youths were turned over to juvenile detention authorities after stealing a Crossley car from the Lawrence Center at 9 30 Sunday morning. Police stopped the stalled vehicle at Cherry and Cedar, noting the boys were too young to hold licenses. The car was recovered and the youths held for investigation.
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Crossley
Lawrence Center
Cherry and
Cedar Street
Police Arrest Seven At IBPOE Home Disturbance
Seven persons were arrested early Sunday by city police after disturbances at the IBPOE home on Home Street. Two were fined $10 in police court by Mayor Haven. the other five posted $25 forfeitures and remain held. Charges are disorderly conduct.
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Home Street
Haven
Military Leaders Ordered To Meet
Gen Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, ordered the nation's military leaders to meet today at 2 p.m. The Korean civil war is expected to be the principal topic. Spokesmen stressed the session was not an emergency meeting and White House policy was pending.
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Washington
INS
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs
White House
Women influence spending of most American men’s earnings
The article states that women influence eighty five percent of the money earned by American men, highlighting a social dynamic in household finance and consumer behavior. It notes the impact of female spending power on market trends and household budgeting.
Patterson Attending ROTC Summer Training Camp
Cadet John B. Patterson, son of John W. Patterson of 515 Wildwood Avenue, a junior at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pennsylvania, is among more than 650 cadets attending the 1950 ROTC Summer Training Camp at Fort Eustis Virginia from June 17 to July 29.
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John B. Patterson
John W. Patterson
Wildwood Avenue
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Reserve Officer Training Corp
Fort Eustis
Gurgiolo Earns Master Degree, Moves to Houston
Arthur Gurgiolo, formerly local and now a San Antonio resident, received a Master’s Degree from the University of Texas and accepted a biochemist position with a Houston hospital. He earned a Bachelor of Science from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. Following years of work, he prepared for the next step in his career.
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Arthur Gurgiolo
San Antonio
Texas
University of Texas
Houston
Gurgiolo
St. Mary’s University
Army Medical Corps Technician at Kelly Field Hospital
The Army with the Medical Corps fielded a technician for a year at Kelly Field Hospital. News Want Ads invite readers to try for results.
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Army
Kelly Field Hospital
Ping Pong Champions Awarded At Youth Tournament
Sunday morning at First Methodist church Jack French spoke to the congregation about a ping pong tournament held by the youth. With Michael Bowden’s help the champions received loving cups and medals. First honors in the boys division went to James Smith.
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First Methodist Church
Jack French
Michael Bowden
James Smith
Girls track results crown Paula Allison ahead of Bea Roebuck
Paula Allison won first place in the girls division with Bea Trice Roebuck finishing second. Martin Hornung placed as runner up in the accompanying event.
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Martin Hornung
Paula Allison
Beatrice Roebuck
Former Resident Joseph R Theis Dies in Culver City
Joseph R. Theis age 60 of Culver City California and a former resident of South Bay Street died at his home Sunday at 5 p.m. He moved to California three years ago. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Joseph R. Theis
Culver City
Calif
South Bay Street
Scout Motor Fleet From Flint To Pass Through New Castle
Fifty specially equipped cars will pass through New Castle between 9 and 9 30 Tuesday morning loaded with Boy Scouts en route to the National Jamboree at Valley Forge. Buick Motor Co furnishes cars for Flint Michigan scouts. City police will meet the caravan at the New Castle city line and escort them through town to route 108 toward Butler and Pittsburgh.
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New Castle
Valley Forge
Buick Motor Co
Flint
Mich
Butler
Pittsburgh
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Craft Motor CO
Grant
Kyron
Rand’s Rexall Store
Triangle Stores
Ibpoe
Jamyr Co
McKeesport
Krogers
Lumber Industries
MT Jackson, PA
Myers Sho Store
E. Long
East St
E. Washington St
Imington
Acme Elephoto
Lewiston
Idaho
Oscar Neibal
Neibal
Buster
Buster Brown
WDTV
Dunn’s Smart Shoes
Washington St
Patterson
Haas Heating CO
Park Ave
Golden Dawn
Deoples Service
East Washington St
New Castle, Penna
Scout
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania Power Company
U. S. No
W. Washington St
B&j
S. Mill St
Buick
Henry
Taylor
ABC
Castle Buick Company
S. Mercer ST
Burt Bunce
New Castle, PA
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