Postpone Opening of Union Services in New Castle
The New Castle Council of Churches and Ministerial Association postpone the union services from June 29 to July 6. The first service will be at Epworth Methodist Church led by Dr. Jennings B. Reid, with devotional by Rev. Thomas Jones and a First Congregational choir. Two services alternate weekly between Epworth and Highland churches, ending August 31. schedule to be distributed to churches and The News.
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New Castle
Epworth
North Hill
Bighland Church
Monkey to blame for Joliet crash in quirky tale
In Joliet Illinois George Eleff 25 claims a pet monkey named Billy caused his car to strike a railroad underpass abutment by grabbing the wheel with four hands. Eleff was fined ten dollars and costs for a disorderly conduct charge while Billy the monkey walked free.
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Joliet
George Eleff
Billy
Eleff
Scott Free
Navy recruits New Castle man for San Diego training
Chief John C. Horner of the New Castle Naval recruiting station announced the enlistment of Stephen John Karsnak of 4 Southview Avenue New Castle into the Navy. Karsnak was flown on June 25 to San Diego California for recruit training.
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John C. Horner
New Castle Naval
Stephen John Karsnak
Southview Avenue
New Castle
Navy
Karsnak
San Diego
Calif
Companies Begin Payouts of Estimated 40 Million to Employees
Companies have started paying out the estimated 40 million dollars to their employees. The action follows earlier projections and indicates early fulfillment of anticipated compensation.
Soft Coal Miners Get 10-Day Vacation Pay
About 400,000 soft coal miners nationwide will start a 10 day vacation tomorrow under a union industry contract. Each miner receives $100 for a vacation allowance and is paid during the period.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Boy Hurt After Fall Down Stairs At Locust Street
David Byers 11 of 806 Locust street was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 1 45 pm Thursday for an abrasion after a fall down stairs.
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David Byers
Locust Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Man Injured From Fall Down Cellar Stairs
A man sustained injuries to the right leg and right hand after a fall down cellar stairs while placing a bicycle in the cellar at his home.
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Sion
First Federal Congress Opens in New York City
Washington led the first Federal Congress which convened in New York City on March 4, 1789 marking a new era in U.S. governance with key figures shaping early government policy.
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Washington
New York City
Former Resident W H Sipe Dies in Washington
The death of W. H. Sipe, a former New Castle resident from 20 years ago, is reported after he moved west to Port Orchard in Washington.
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Connecticut
Frederick Humphrey Nichols
Massachusetts
Buzzards Bay
Emilie
New York
International Soundphoto
Washington
Ward
W. H. Sipe
New Castle
Port Orchard
State of Washington
Local Resident Dies at Home with Daughter Jo Showalter
The city mourns the death of a long time resident who passed away at his home with his daughter Mrs. Jo seph Showalter present. He was born September 1, 855, and died June 22, 1952.
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Joseph Showalter
Haiti Census Finds 95 Percent Pure Negroes
Ninety five percent of Haiti's 3,000,000 people are pure-blood Negroes according to recent census figures reported from Port au Prince.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Defective Torch Ignites Mt Lepburn Service Station Fire
A defective acetylene torch sparked a fire at the Whitehouse service station on Castle Shannon road in Mt. Lebanon. Fire chief Raymond D. Goettel said the blaze, brought under control in about 20 minutes, destroyed two cars under repair and damaged the interior and tools, with losses totaling about $15,000. Annapolis, Md., lacks regular railway service to the capital.
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Pittsburgh
Mt. Lebanon
Raymond D. Goettel
Whitehouse
Castle Shannon Road
Moravia Presbyterians to host annual picnic at Cascade Park
Moravia Willing Workers Bible class of the Moravia Presbyterian church plans a picnic at Cascade Park shelter No 5 on Tuesday evening July 8 at 7 30. Several local residents visited relatives in Cumberland Md Torrance California Mahoningtown and Wheatland during recent weekends. Jetsam is goods east overboard to lighten a ship s load.
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Moravia Presbyterian Church
Cascade Park
Shelter No. 5
Helen Pizer
Torrance
Calif
Thomas Perry Sr
Robert Plummer
O. S. Plummer
Cumberland, Md
L. H. Wear
H. G. Grossman
Ruth Everline
H. L. Wear
C. H. Plummer
Howard Gierling
Thomas Perry Jr
Tillie Lewis
Wheatland
Patty Ann Chambers
Mahoningtown
E. C. Allen
Ethel Mielke
Mary Jane Hergenrother
Chewton
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