Sixth Annual Fire School Closes With Picnic
Lawrence County firemen wrapped up the six year old Fire School with a basket picnic at Cascade Park attended by about 800 volunteers and families. The event featured free rides swimming and a marathon water battle that ended in a wet draw between Union and Slippery Rock townships and a 20 minute defense by Neshannock against South New Castle and Mahoning. About 425 volunteers enrolled and over 300 attended each evening as certificates of accomplishment await from the Pennsylvania Service Institute.
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Lawrence County
Cascade Park
Park Grove
Union
Slippery Rock
Union Township
Neshannock Township
Neshannock
South New Castle
Pennsylvania Service Institute
FiveYearOld Chip Treated for Laceration at Jameson Memorial
Mary Elizabeth Chip, aged five, of 20242 S Walnut Street, was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 2 50 p m Saturday for a cut on her left leg after brushing against a refrigerator in her home.
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Mary Elizabeth Chip
S. Walnut Sr
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Survey Sheets Sought From New Castle News Subscribers
The News asks subscribers to complete survey sheets on Tuesday with un signed opinions. Readers should indicate street and RD route. submissions go to carriers for compilation. The aim is to gauge views across regions to guide improvements.
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New Castle News
North Korea massing air power described by officials
In an interview with Dr. Kang Kee Karl South Korean Public Information Director two airmen from a unit at Munsu Ri airfield surrendered after flying a Yak 18 to Seoul. They warned the North Korean air force has about 25 000 men and is receiving new fighter bombers for offensive use as trains bring in more aircraft to the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kang Kee Karl
Munsu-Ri
Pyonggyang
Seoul
North Korea
Korean Peninsula
Segni Chosen as Premier Designate in Italy Cabinet Talks
President Giovanni Gronchi selected Segni, a six time agricultural minister, as premier designate after a 50 minute conference in the presidential palace. Gronchi asked Segni to report back by Thursday amid cabinet crisis efforts involving Vanoni and Pella.
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Pella
Vanoni
Giovanni Gronchi
Segni
Alcide de Gasperi
Gronchi
President Eisenhower Ends New England Tour in Maine
The president planned to address a Republican rally at the state fair grounds in Skowhegan and then visit Sen. Margaret Chase Smith for a clambake after the rally. The article notes U S Soviet negotiations and an American plane incident off Alaska. The piece also cites crime costs exceeding 20 billion dollars annually in the United States.
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United States
Soviet Union
Alaska
Skowhegan
State Fair
Eisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Mrs Lena Arnold Dies In Greenville
Mrs Lena Arnold aged 71 of R D 1 Jamestown Pa died in Greenville hospital after seven months illness. Survived by husband Jacob Arnold and children Carl J Arnold Edward Arnold Homer J Arnold Henry R Arnold Paul A Arnold Mrs Lena Goodwill Edna M Terhorst and seven grandchildren. Body at McConacey Funeral Home Jamestown with services at 2 p m Tuesday and interment in Meadville. Friends may call today.
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Lena Arnold
R. D
Jamestown
Greenville
Arnold
Jacob Arnold
Switzerland
Carl J. Arnold
N. Y
Edward Arnold
Homer J Arnold
This City
Henry R. Arnold
Germany
Paul A. Arnold
Linesville
Lena Goodwill
New Wilmington
Edna M. Terhorst
Pittsburgh
McConacey
Meadville
UN to host Geneva summit as Big Four seek European base
Hammarskjold travels from San Francisco to prepare the Geneva facilities as the United Nations hosts the high level talks. The four powers designate the UN as host manager and plan a July 18 start with Hammarskjold remaining in Geneva to support Eisenhower Bulganin Karen and Faure during the meeting.
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Henri Hoppenot
Geneva
Hammarskjold
San Francisco
Palace of Nations
Hammarsk Jold
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Kaen
Faure
Air Attacks Over Matzu Near Formosa Reported
An advisory group described Chinese MIG raids about 120 miles northwest of Formosa. It noted an American doctor was wounded in the sudden attack, but did not release his name or details of his injury. The MAAG also withheld information on the ill American being flown to Matsu.
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Matsus
Formosa
MAAG
Matsu
Auto crash victim dies at Citiizens General Hospital
Malcolm Clickenderfer 81 of Verona RD 2 died at Citi zens General Hospital from injuries after a Friday collision with a truck at the Route 66 and 380 intersection in North Washington Butler County.
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New Kensington
Malcolm Clickenderfer
Verona
Citizens General Hospital
North
Washington
Butler County
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle
Obituaries list Mrs. Victoria Klik 64 of 103 F Sharp St died Saturday at 5 45 p m in New Castle hospital after a two day illness. Survivors include husband Anthony Klik and children. Also listed are Mrs. Jennie Daino DeLorenzo 67 of 602 Pearson St who died today in New Castle Hospital after a lingering illness along with her husband John DeLorenzo and four children. Other notices include Mrs. Laura Bell Covert 38 of 474 Neshannock Ave who died this morning at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral details follow with affiliations to St. Vitus church and local service homes.
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F Sharp St
New Castle Hospital
Anthony Klik
Klik
Ignatz Teofilak
Warsaw
Poland
Holy Trinity National Catholic Church
Marion Klik
Jennie Garczynski
Stella Gaydosik
Virginia K
Noga
Mill
Reynolds St
Jennie Daino DeLorenzo
Pearson Street
Palermo
Italy
Michael and
Josephine Concialda Gennaula
New Castle
St. Vitus Church
Sons of Italy
Sutton Street
St. Vitus
Laura Bell Covert
Neshannock Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Saltsburg
R. Stewart
Martha Lockard
Butler
Ann's Food Castle
Charles E. Covert
Charles LeRoy Jr
Loretta Logan
Robert Wesley
Jerry Wayne
James Samuel
Richard Louis
Robert Lockard
Tarentum
William Lockard
U. S. Air Force
California
Helen Clouse
Midland
Mary Eshelman
State of Washington
DeCarbo
Cunningham
Sutton
West Germany debates rearmament and allied control
Adenauer pushes a first military bill as part of a broader rearmament program. Critics call it a lightning law for its haste and fear it frames the new armed forces before parliament fixes structure and political oversight. The issue shapes Bonn politics ahead of four power talks in Geneva.
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Adenauer
Geneva
Settlement of steel wages issue sought in talks
Industry official predicted the bundle may reach 12 cents per hour before negotiations. McDonald had not disclosed what he called a substantial pay boost. His asking price was around 20 cents per hour, with speculations ranging from 13 to 15 cents.
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McDonald
Man 67 Treated After Cultivator Hook Laceration
William Vaneman aged 67 from A. D. 1 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10 30 p m for a laceration on the right hand caused when a cultivator hook dropped on him.
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William Vaneman
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Weekend traffic toll climbs with nineteen dead in state
A weekend of crashes across Pennsylvania claims multiple lives. From the Bronx brothers Abraham and Judith to Thom as Kramer and his son Thomas Jr., the toll includes numerous victims in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Erie, Greensburg, and Reading. Victims range in age from 3 to 77 as police investigate a string of fatal collisions and runovers.
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Crah
Kowalski
Abraham
Judith
Bronx
N.Y
Penn-Lincoln Parkway
Greater
Pittsburgh
West End
Thomas Kramer
Thomas Jr
Flash Flood Strikes Wyoming Town
A flash flood hits a Wyoming town causing widespread disruption. Lightning knocked out 450 telephones in Memphis and storms stretch across Mississippi and western Tennessee. An 11 year old boy was killed by lightning near Macon Mississippi while rounding up cattle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Tennessee
Macon
Miss
Dog Bites TwoYearOld Girl A Neighbor’s Pet Attack
Cynthia McGuirk aged two and a half of 308 W Hillcrest Ave was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 3 15 p m Saturday for a laceration to the right temple and a puncture wound to the right eyelid after being bitten by a neighbor's dog.
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Cynthia McGuirk
W. Hillcrest Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Firecracker burns teen. credit fuels large furniture purchase
Carol Campbell aged 16 of 513 Young Street was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10 55 p m for burns to her right hand from a fire cracker explosion. A separate report notes that a little over half of all furniture and mechanical appliances bought in the U S between 1949 and 1951 were financed with credit.
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Carol Campbell
Young St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
U. S
U S Airmen Injured After Neptune Patrol Clash
U S airmen aboard the Neptune patrol plane sustained injuries after an armed clash in international waters. Seven of eleven crew were hurt, three by shell fragments, amid a larger diplomatic reaction to the incident.
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Neptune
Dulles
Congress
Senate
GOP
William F. Knowland
New Micro-Midget Sonotone iGO Hearing Aid
A hearing professional touts the Sonotone iGO as a tiny matchbook sized aid weighing about one ounce. It promises genuine hearing improvement through built in Sonotone quality and a complete hearing service, inviting readers to join thousands of satisfied users in a proven better hearing program.
Housing Legislation Delayed Amid Public Housing Battle
The House committee backed Eisenhower's plan for 35,000 housing units over two years while delaying the broader bill. Opponents vow to remove all federally subsidized public housing from the measure when the bill goes to the House floor.
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House Committee
President Eisenhower
Michael Ferrare Treated for Hand Injury After Auto Crash
Michael Ferrare aged 28 of 303 Friendship Street received medical care at Jameson Memorial hospital at 10 oclock Sunday morning for an injury to his right hand sustained in an automobile accident.
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Michael Ferrare
Friendship St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Boy Breaks Arm in Fall While Playing
Larry Gwin aged 10 of R D 1 New Galilee was treated at 3 45 p m Sunday for a fracture of the left arm after a fall while playing.
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Larry Gwin
R D. 1
New Galilee
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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