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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1949

Page

5

Retaliation Awaits Czech Catholics After Beran Letter

Prague reports say Archbishop Joseph Beran warned Catholics their hour of trial has arrived as the regime tightens control. He charged monasteries were seized and clerics kidnapped, and noted many Catholic children were pulled from church schools amid fear of government reprisals. He stayed inside his Prague residence as the accusation became public.

Prague Joseph Beran Czechoslovakia Beran

Dr Crooks to Leave for Florida Farewell Reception

The Re formed Presbyterian church on Oak Street hosts a farewell reception Tuesday evening for retiring pastor Dr. E. A. Crooks and his wife Mrs. Crooks who plan to move to Florida. Congregation members invite the community to join the event and a program will be held.

Reformed Presbyterian Church Oak Street E. A. Crooks

City adventures play a key role in youth growth

The piece argues city life offers safe, educational adventures for children. It notes the value of exploring new urban areas, riding transit, visiting shops, and learning how city services operate with parental planning. Printed 1949 by United Feature Syndicate.

United Feature Syndicate, Inc

World and the Mud Puddles in Early Baseball

The piece discusses a baserunning trick where Bennett throws to first base while feigning a throw elsewhere, noting his uncanny accuracy. It also outlines the structure of early major leagues, detailing the National and American Leagues, founding presidents, and club distributions across New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh.

Bennett Morgan G. Buckley Hartford Connecticut Ban” Johnson Milwaukee Baltimore New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh

Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics Cresting Baseball Era

The Philadelphia Athletics led by manager owner Connie Mack have dominated the American League since 1902 with nine championships. The piece notes Mack at eighty six still guiding the club and contends he could be the sport’s greatest figure if he wins the 1949 title and World Series. It contrasts Spalding and Reach as official balls and observes rising interest in baseball with many leagues and widespread fan involvement.

Washington Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack Albert G. Spalding Sporting Goods Chicago Alfred J. Reach Spalding Press Association Buffalo Providence R. J Louisville

Looking at Life continues with local immigration fantasies

The column ponders possible enforcement of a Westport Wilton Weston citizens only dig dlams rule and rumors of an immigration commission and special papers. It questions legislators and notes the era's political flamboyance. The text also mentions the Saratoga aircraft carrier bell to be enshrined at the Veteran's Memorial Home this summer.

Westport Wilton Weston Ellis Island King Features Syndicate, Inc Saratoga Saratoga Spa Reservation

Auto Damage Report Involving Eu gene Morella

Police received a report at two a.m. Sunday that Morella's car at 742 East Washington street was struck and damaged by another vehicle. The report cites Sam Caruso, Box 615, R. D. 6, as the operator. The Grampians are noted as a short low Australian mountain range with Mount William listed at 4 500 feet.

Eugene Morella East Washington Street Morella Sam Caruso R. D Grampians Mount William

Woman Hits Meter Post in City Crash

Agnes Vignonvich of 1219 South Jefferson street lost control of her car at 1 30 p m Sunday on Long Avenue and South Jefferson street. The vehicle struck and broke a parking meter post after a drive slow children move fast warning was visible.

Agnes Vignonvich South Jefferson Street Long Avenue

Man Hurt by Whirling Fan at Home

Leo Fee of 121 West Washington street was injured Sunday evening while painting near a fan. The fan suction pulled a cloth from his hand causing it to strike the fan. He received multiple lacera tions and a compound fracture of the middle and little fingers plus possible thumb and ring finger injuries. He was treated at New Castle hospital and remains confined.

Leo Fee West Washington Street Fee New Castle Hospital

Tea tasters in London pause for afternoon tea

A London importing house of tea tasters works all day tasting and evaluating ground tea samples. At 4 p.m. they pause briefly for afternoon tea.

London England

Local Girls Start On European Tour

The Misses Nancy Rugh Beverly Michaels and Pat Preston all of New Castle departed Sunday for a trip to Europe to tour various countries and places of interest. They will return September 15. Robert Allen aged 6 of 301 Leasure avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 7 15 p m Sunday for a laceration of the forehead from a fall against a small fence at his home.

Nancy Rugh Beverly Michaels Pat Preston New Castle Europe Robert Allen Leasure Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital

Child 10 Treated for Bicycle Fall Injury

Donald Reno aged 10 of A. D. 8 was treated at Jamestown Memorial hospital at 2 p m Sunday for an abrasion of the left thumb after a bicycle fall.

Donald Reno Jameson Memorial Hospital

Child Falls From Moving Automobile Incident

Six year old Terry Jean Watt of Enon Valley fell from a moving car Sunday evening and was admitted to Jameson Memorial hospital at 8:25 PM in serious condition with possible skull base fracture. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Earl Watt.

Little Terry Jean Watt Earl Watt Enon Valley Jameson Memorial Hospital

Car Skid Splinters Power Pole On West State Street

Slippery West State street caused Joseph Citra of 822 Harbor street to skid at 4 30 p m Saturday and his car splintered a Pennsylvania Power company pole at 1225 West State street police reported today.

West State Street Joseph Citra Harbor Street Pennsylvania Power Company

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