Defense Bill Near Passage Faces Congressional Turmoil
Congress moves toward passage of a 17 billion defense money bill as administration officials hint at overseas force reductions over five years. House committee drafts a 1.9 billion cut proposal while backers insist funds maintain present strength. Early reaction among key members is mixed amid talk of shrinking manpower and evolving defense priorities.
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Wasilington
WIN
Theo Fase
Lavanakers
House Appropriations Committee
House
Pws
Kennety
Charter Members Honored by Grove City Knights of Columbus
GROVE CITY District leaders and dignitaries honored seventy five charter members of the Grove City Knights of Columbus. Grand Knight Jamies J. Ales sia presented certificates to attendees with Tony Percy of Sharon delivering remarks and Natale Rossi recounting the council’s decade of activity. The gathering featured praise for membership growth and a state convention award, plus a citation for past service and a closing prayer by Rev. William R. Kuba. Free refreshments followed.
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Grove City
Council of Knights of Columbus
Fred Wi
Jamies J. Alessia
Tony Percy
Sharon
Knights of Columbis
I Sharon
Natale Rossi
Depry Clifferd
Muricy
Slamestown
Pennsylvania
Miena J. George
William R. Kuba
Fir Counel
James A. Barone
Grove City Men Receive Knighthood in Meadville Ceremony
Seventy five candidates were exemplified in the major degree to the Queen of Kathvsis of Columbus in Meadville. Attendees included Grand Knight James Alessio and officials from Grove City and surrounding districts. Notables from Erie Sharon Jamestown and New Castle attended as dignitaries and officers.
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Grove City
Katvhis
Colembus
Meadville
John Xxhcl
Tell
Rey Willandt
Kuba
James J. Elt
Hay A. Cheappini
Anthony J. Derera
Stan
J. Fehtarcaiz
Jolinr. Dindak
Peter J
Henry Hamnelly
Charles Debavremig
William A. Bonzer
Sianley J. Groboski
Edgar Holler
Irene John
Maurice G. Moretti
Carl G. Muscatella
Joseph J. Severing
William J. ¥Ailer
Erie
Pennsylvania
John G. Padian
Sharon
Clifford D. Stuvley
Jamestown
Loch Discitt
Louis Rosenberg
Moanville
Tenn
Samuel J. Dambrocia
New Castle
Ernest Kolbe
Stoneboro
Thomas Aly Fana
Finard iE]ous
Alfred L. Peden
Greenville
Charles J. Rushashan
Daniel McDonald
Greenvill Stave Farkas
John Fascetti
Grand Kalehtelert
Obituary: John J Iwansiko Digstry Hils New Castle
John J Iwansiko Digstry 69 of 10245 E Lone Ave died at home after an extended illness. Born in Poland Aug 6 1893 he lived 46 years in New Castle and 39 years married to Mary Korab. He retired from New Castle Refractories and belonged to Mary Trinity Polish National Catholic Church. Survived by his wife four sons Edward Henry Jol Frank Twanejko all of New Castle five daughters Leona Orlowska Julia Baker Dolores Ray Loretta Kendall and Arlene Upterman numerous grandchildren and a brother Casimir Iwanejko. Preceded by parents and a brother Lee Iwanejko. Funeral arrangements at Noga Funeral Home with services and Requiem Mass at Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Church. Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery.
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vonn_vogepn swanejen
E. Lone Ave
Poland
Joseph and
Mary Iwvanejko
New Castle
Mary Korab
Mary Trincity
Edward
Henry
Jol
Frank Twanejke
Franc
Leona Orlowski
Hichard
Julia) Baker
la Puenta
Calif
Joseph
Delores) Ray
Campbell
Aira
Walter
Loretta) Kendall
Art
Lene) Upper
Redonda Beach
Casimir Jwvanejko
Qeone Park
N.Y
Lee Iwanejko
Noga
Mill
Reynolds Streets
Holy Trinity
Francis Szexemmy
Holy Trinity Cemetery
Hasson Polley Sister Moeler Polley Dies at 66
Funeral services held for Moeler Polley 66 of ASN Mahoning Ave Warren died Monday in Stosepn Hospital Warren after Parkinson's Disease. She was sister of Masson Polley and daughter of Frank and Blynehe Polley. Burial at Crousfer Cemetery.
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St. Mary Chinen la Ware
Moeler Polley
ASN
Mahoning Ave
Masson Polley
Delaware Ave
New Peace
Miss Polley
Si Stosepn Hospital
Warren
Frank and
Blynehe Anangst Polley
Wagbor
Fraddees
Trane Her
Hubert
Haldean
Mugene
Ren
Helen Bury
Warred
Miss Polbey
Crousfer
Arthur M. Brown Dies In Florida
Arthur M. Brown 70 of 1518 Swann Ave Tampa Fla died in his home yesterday after an illness. Survived by wife Virginia Cook and children William George Brown Jeanette Amanda Brown. Sister Emma Renfrew preceded him. Visitation Jol R Hodge Funeral Home Friday 7 to 4pm. Funeral at the same home Saturday with Canon Ralph E Poyen officiating. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Arrangements by Offutt and Funeral Home.
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Arthur M. Brown
Florida
Swann
Tampa
Fla
William Mr
Margaret Foltz Brown
Virginia Cook
William George Brown
Jeanette Amanda Brown
DeGrim
Emma)Renfrew
Jol R. Hodge
Wallace Ave
Ralph E. Poyen
Graceland Cemeters
Offutt and
Ifo
Puneral
Two Women Injured In Local Auto Collision
Two women were slightly injured in a local crash on US 422 four miles east of New Castle yesterday at 7:40 pm. Nancy Jane Butler, 90, of 214 Glasser Reunion Seiier, treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for contusions and abrasions, was released after treatment. The other driver, Cayllewourd Pom, was also examined and released.
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New Caatie
Nancy Jane Butler
Glasser
Seiier
Car Crash Injures Passengers in Butler Car Incident
Mrs John W R Hodge of Delaware Ave was treated for a chin lip abrasion chest contusion after a collision with a car driven by Mrs W M Pribby of Vogan St The impact occurred near Jack's Charenton Grif Total damage about 40 dollars No one injured when a car struck a farm tractor eight miles south of New Castle State police reported the trainer Harry Amery of WN 7 operated the tractor Its left side was hit by a car driven by William David Jawolek of Wampum who was a passenger in the vehicle Mammage estimated at 4000 including 400 to the tractor
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Harry &. Amery
WN 7
William David Jawolek
Wampum
Paseliy
Tim
Post to elect American Tegan Post 428 officers
Post to elect officers for the American Tegan Post 428 scheduled Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Taglar denté meeting hall.
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Tegan
Taglar Dente
Colorful Centennial Events Set for New Wilmington
A chaotic OCR summary shows New Wilmington plans a Centennial celebration with a July 10 schedule featuring an auction at 1 p.m. a Little League game at 3 p.m. dinners till 7:30 p.m. a 9 p.m. musical program and fireworks. July 14 highlights religious observances as churches promote the theme One hundred years of religious endeavor.
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Milam
New Wilmington
New
Sigoatht
Pam
Firw
Marks
Calien Doveewill
Wadows
Aut Electric
Dei
New Wil
Ice Cream Social and Park Band Concert Planned
An event schedule notes an ice cream social at 4 pm in the park followed by a band concert and a religious program. The piece mentions support from physicians and county systems for a local clinic and urges ongoing work to promote it. The next board meeting is set for New Castle Hospital.
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Snisigton
Pam
Myerds
Queen Candidats
Interviews Held For Personnel in Mental Health
Lawrence County Mental Health progress reported as Mlini advances in hiring and securing a permanent headquarters. Dr. Frank Geer notes several interviews have been held and a special board meeting will be called to consider Treys commendation once decisions are made.
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Lawrence County
Inciana State College
Lore
Inidiaia
Scrap Meters Sought For Taylor Firemen
Taylor fire department seeks old water meters from residents and businesses to be sold for scrap. Funds raised will support the fire department. Carl Kumrow, president of the firemen, will collect meters during the week of July 7. Officials urge compliance with weed and jardinance rules.
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Taylor UN
Taylor Two
Fire Dept
Carl Kumrow
Lewis
Papa
New Castle YMCA Delegates Tour Chicago before Minnesota trip
YMCA delegates from New Castle toured Chicago en route to a National Hi Congress at St Olaf College Minnesota. They visited the Museum of Science and Industry, toured downtown, and attended Von Meader’s show at Edgewater Beach Hotel after a day of sightseeing and Lake Michigan beach time.
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Chicago
Museum of Sciences and Industry
von Meader
New Castle
YMCA
St. Olaf College
Minnesota
Aee Rogert Knecht
Trevor Williams
Jota Bechtel
Donald Smith
David McFate
James G. Elken
South Chicago
Gak St
Chinaga
Lake Michigan
Canisky Park
Sox
Mic University of Chicago
Lake Shore Dr
Edgewater Beach
First Family
Edgewater Beard Asst
Larry O’shields
Meadier
Windy City
Epworth Pastor On Vacation Ahead of Duties
Rev Donald Baird pastor of Epworth Methodist Church goes on vacation this week. He will attend a Grand Chapter meeting in Pittsburgh and preside at ceremonies in Washington. In his absence Rev F Dickson Marsh of the City Rescue Mission will lead Epworth day services at 10 a.m.
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Donald Baird
Epworth Methodist Church
Baird
Tor Grand
Eastern Scar
Pitsburgh
Chiropractor Dr A Devon Denounces Medicine Claims
A health article notes chiropractic is not a universal cure and questions its role when medicine or surgery is necessary. It frames chiropractic as a revival of ancient healing, claiming it can address both dark conditions and remote disorders, presented as a public stroke by Dr A Devon of 08B Fiat Federal Plaza New Castle.
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A. Devon
Fiat Federal Plaza
New Castle
Oliver
UF Campaign Allocations Tentative After Committee Review
The United Fund executive committee approved tentative 1884 campaign goal allocations, with figures pending board approval and third party adjustments. Robert M. Chambers chairs the budget task force with Dr. David C. Hamilton as co chair. the group reviews agency requests and finances before allocations. The committee also named 15 community leaders to pursue about $56,000 in unpaid pledges from prior years.
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United F
Executive Committee
United Fund
Board of Directors
Robert M. Chambers
David C. Hamilton
Anud
Preciosa
United Fund Seeks Leaders for Fall Campaign
An investigating committee chaired by Alvin D. Shenken recommended sending letters to all delinquent accounts. The collection group will be appointed by United Fund president Louis Mt. Sandler. If no executive director is named, a retired Pennsylvania United Fund director offered to guide the campaign. Norman E. Clark leads a committee screening candidates after William G. Hartje’s April resignation. Curt Townsend of Indians, Pa promised full support from the Western District, while the local committee also weighs hiring a commercial firm to run the drive.
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Anuyaugtes
Alvin D. Shenken
United Fund
Louis Mt. Sandler
Sandler
Pennsylvania United Fund
Norman E. Clark
William G. Hartje
Pennsylvania
UF Western
Curt Townsend
Indians
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