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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

2

Rocky Spring U P Anniversary Event Attracts Hundreds

The 125th anniversary services of Rocky Spring U P Church New Galilee drew several hundred over three days. Dr C K McGeorge former pastor delivered the anniversary sermon The Church In the Midst of A World Upheaval The Rocky Spring quartet provided music. Rev W W Willis opened with What Mean Ye By These Stones Mrs Florence Jenkins represented the program committee and former choir members were recognized. A basket picnic drew 115 plus attendees. Rev John Stoner preached the anniversary communion sermon A Rock and a Spring using old bread plates and cups.

Rocky Spring U. P New Galilee C. K. McGeorge New Castle Second U. P Rocky Spring W. W. Willis Slippery Rock Byers First Presbyterian Church of Florence Jenkins Women's Missionary Society Lars Beatty Haspers Ethiopia John Stoner

Ellwood hosts fire school and Neshannock plans fire day

Ellwood City firemen demonstrated rescue work including rope ties and life nets with participants Robert Dambach Larry Sager Pat Sankey Don Brunswick and Walter Horton. Tonight Neshannock township hosts a program on Old Plank Road. Firemen’s Day at Cascade Park includes picnic concessions free swimming and a water battle at 8:30 PM.

Robert Dambach Larry Sager Elwood Pat Sankey Don Brunswick Union Walter Horton Wurtemburg- Perry Ellwood Neshannock Old Plank Road Cascade Park

Eisenhower Attacks Government Corruption in Speech

In a stern 25 minute address Eisenhower blasted corruption in government. He cited 177 Internal Revenue Department employees fired in the past year for dishonesty or improper activity and noted those who left due to ill health were not counted. He praised Republicans in Congress for exposing graft and blamed long established party complacency for the problem.

Eisenhower Internal Revenue Department Congress

Senate to vote on immigration measure veto clash

Front page report previews acrimony as McCarran accuses opponents with Communist links while supporters echo President Truman’s claim the bill is unjust. The measure would rewrite 150 years of immigration laws and, in veto, would perpetuate past injustices against many nations.

McCarran Truman U. S

Pa Newe Observes Pa Newe Observes

Clouds darkened and the atmosphere cooled in the city Thursday evening but no rain materialized. The west region showed menacing clouds suggesting a disturbance. The night remained hot for residents. Bituminous coal made up about one fifth of mineral production value in 195?.

Olympic Flame Reaches Munich in Transit to Helsinki

The Olympic Flame arrived in Munich by plane from Athens en route to Helsinki for the next month's games. A Greek escort accompanied the flame aboard a Swedish plane bound for Copenhagen and was welcomed by Munich Mayor Thomas Wimmer who urged the flame to symbolize fair play and understanding among peoples.

Munich Athens Helsinki Finland Copenhagen Thomas Wimmer

New Riot Develops At Kentucky Prison

A new riot broke out at the Kentucky state penitentiary in Eddyville, described as worse than yesterday’s disturbance. Warden Jess Buchanan said several men were injured and all available state police were recalled to aid guards. Eight prisoners and a guard were injured in the first riot endured eight hours, staged by about 300 mutinous convicts.

Eddyville INS Kentucky State Penitentiary Jess Buchanan Buchanan

Three New Tax Collectors Named

Washington June 27 The treasury department announced three directors of internal revenue to replace tax collectors in Brooklyn Lower Manhattan and Upper Manhattan New York City The new directors are Henry L Hoffman in Brooklyn Denis J McHahon in Lower Manhattan and Harold B Ahearn in Upper Manhattan They have been approved by the civil service commission and are career employees of the revenue service.

Washington INS Treasury Department Internal Revenue Brooklyn Lower Manhattan Upper Manhattan New York City Henry L. Hoffman Denis J. McHahon Harold B. Ahearn Civil Service Commission The Revenue Service

Oklahoma City Oil Derrick Stands 136 Feet Tall

A modern oil derrick in Oklahoma City reaches 136 feet in height and weighs up to 283 gross tons, illustrating the scale of contemporary drilling infrastructure.

Oklahoma City

Deaths Of The Day full obituary notices from New Castle area

Mortality notices summarize infant Richard Eric Marks 4 months of age of 511 South Bay street who died at New Castle hospital. Funeral at De Carbo funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Other notices include James Zumpbella 66 of 105 South Cedar street, widow Elizabeth Zumpbella, several children, and services at St Lucy's church. Minnie Blair Allen 81 of Volant died after three year illness. services at Cunningham funeral home. George M Dillinger 70 of New Wilmington died after two weeks illness. funeral at Sharp funeral home. Gennaro and Kelly funeral notices list services and burial plans for Raymond D Gennaro and Charles H Kelly with church rites and interment details.

Richard Eric Marks Richard Marian Argelli Marks South Bay Street New Castle Hospital Christian and Missionary Allance Church Daniel Phillip Janis Marlene Albert Marks Argelli James Zumpbella South Cedar Street Mr. Zumpbella Tredice Casserta Haly Clement and Giovannini Zumpbella Mahoningtown St. Lucy's Church St. Margaret's Society King Humbert Society Loyal Order of Moose Christopher Columbus Society Clement Elizabeth Pasqualina Deo Zampbeila Michael Frank Jennie Cenname Joseph Ernest Connie Mairorano Italy St. Lucy’s Church St. Lucy’s Cemetery DeCarbo Funeral Home East Sutton Cunningham Minnie Blair Allen James O. Allen Beulah Hohmann Volant R. D Plaingrove Township James E Marie Snyder Blair Allen Plaingrove Beila Blair McNulty Cunningham Funeral Home Leesburg Fred Cochran Plaingrove Church Pleasant Methodist Cemetery George M. Dillinger New Wilmington Mr. Dillinger Jefferson Township Mercer County Levi Edna Taylor Dillinger Robert M. E. Stover Sheffield Roxie Stoner Duncannon Carrie Ellerfritz Greenville Sharp Funeral Home Harry Silvis Allegeny Cemetery Gennaro Raymond D. Gennaro Bessemer St. Anthony Church Cunningham Funeral New Galilee Anna Brown Wampum

High British Officer Named Deputy to General Clark

The Pentagon approved Britain’s request to appoint a senior officer as deputy to General Clark. The exact posting—Tokyo or Korea—was not decided and will be worked out this weekend. The officer’s role is to liaise with London and ensure Britain is informed of key actions like the North Korea power plant bombing. Attlee’s Labour Party plans to move a censure motion in Parliament critiquing the government for U S liaison with the war effort and the bombing of Yalu plants.

Clark Pentagon Eden Acheson Tokyo Korea London Britain Attlee Labor Party oKrea Churchill U. S Yalu

New Allied Bombing Targets North Korea Power Plants

Allied forces conducted a third day of heavy air attacks on North Korea focusing on hydroelectric facilities. More than 850 sorties this week hit the power network with two additional plants blasted on Thursday. Ground forces also pressed the fight, repelling Chinese troops near Kumsong after probing Allied outposts.

Dustry North Korea Red China Manchuria Fusen Chngjin United Nations West Central Kumsong

Demand Probe of Reported Apology by Sec Acheson

A demand for a probe and testimony on the reported apology by Secretary Acheson arises as he plans talks in Britain then flies to South America and Congress. The July 5 adjournment likely keeps him out of session on his return to Washington.

Sec. Acheson Britain South America Congress Washington

Connellsville Carnival Horse Incident Hurts Woman and Two Children

A 32 year old Connellsville mother Elide Widmer suffered possible skull nose and elbow fractures when a horse broke from its tether on a carnival merry go round. Two children Jean Smith eight and Judith Ann Steahle nine were only slightly injured. Esperanto, the proposed universal language, originated in Poland.

Connellsville Elide Widmer Jean Smith Judith Ann Steahle

Fire on Brentwood Motor Coach prompts quick evacuation

A leaking gas line caused a fire on a Brentwood Motor Coach on the Brookline route. Four passengers fled the bus near Seaton and Barcor streets as heavy black smoke billowed out. City firefighters extinguished the flames and advised caution.

Pittsburgh Brentwood Brookline Seaton Barcor Motor City

Attempted theft targets Picasso masterpieces in Paris display

A 20 million franc Picasso painting titled Laun dress depicting a tired young woman beside an ironing table suffered razor damage but is repairable with no trace seen by museum officials. The works are part of Paris 20th century masterpieces exhibit, among the world’s most valuable art.

Pablo Picasso Paris

Allies Declare Recess in Truce Parley

In Tokyo, Allied commander declares another recess in truce talks while labeling Communist rhetoric as bluster meant to hide reluctance to join the peace process. The third Allied walkout in a month follows a futile session where Harrison condemned the Reds for opposing UN rules on war prisoner repatriation.

Preme Tokyo Harrison Reds

Senate and House Confront Conferees on Price Controls

In Seattle, lawmakers debated extending price controls for another year. The bill’s riders urge President Truman to employ Taft Hartley injunctions to end the steel strike, though he has indicated he will not seek seizure powers and union leaders question compliance.

Truman Mr. Truman Philip Murray CTO United Steelworkers

Twenty One U S B 36 Bombers Land in Oxfordshire Visit

Twenty one American B 36 bombers landed at Brize Norton RAF base in Oxfordshire today after flying from Fort Worth Texas. The largest B 36 formation to visit Europe marked a notable strategic aviation display over the region.

London Europe Brize Norton Oxford Fort Worth Tex

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