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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1946

Page

2

New Rail Service To Mexico Will Save 17 Hours

In a joint launch by the National Railway of Mexico and the Missouri Pacific, the Aztec Eagle will cut seven hours from St. Louis to Mexico City starting November 1. Five streamlined trains are under construction with air conditioning, on board stewards, and Astra dome observation cars to showcase scenery along the daylight route.

Mexico City INS St. Louis National Railway of Mexico Missouri Pacific Francisco Lona Memphis Lena Mexico

Dr and Mrs Flannery Sail to AMA Convention

Dr and Mrs W E Flannery of 1511 Highland avenue depart for San Francisco to attend the American Medical Association convention July 1 to 16. They then plan a Hanover, New Hampshire visit for a Dartmouth College reunion and return home late July. The passage notes the president's salary, after taxes and expenses, amounts to about 3000 a year.

W. E. Flannery Highland Avenue San Francisco Cailif Flannery American Medical Association Hanover N. H Drannery

Second Tornado Drops on Detroit and Windsor

The Detroit area faced a second tornado with buildings damaged and cars hurled in a chaotic scene. Windsor resident William Brooker, 53, was the lone Canadian injury from a shed fragment. workers David Russell and Francis Friederichs described roofs ripped away and vehicles lifted and slammed in the Greyhound bus garage and nearby factories.

William Brooker Windsor David Russell Greyhound Francis Friederichs

Big Five Veto Power Sparks Calls to Curb Use

Delegates debate curbing the security council veto as reforms require two thirds of the general assembly and unanimous approval by the five permanent members. Russia has vetoed actions, including attempts to curb Franco in Spain, while the other big powers resist surrendering their veto rights.

Russia Security Council General Assembly

Two Injured In Crash Near Connellsville

Austin Grimm twenty four of Mansfield Ohio suffered a fractured skull when he lost control of his car and crashed into a house near Connellsville. William Thomas of Connellsville rode with Grimm and sustained serious cuts to the face and body.

Connellsville Austin Grimm Masilon, O Willam Thomas Grimm

Deaths of the Day Mrs. William Thomas and others

Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Susan Jenkins Thomas 83 of Wilmington road R D 3 due to a heart attack with multiple survivors including husband William Thomas and six grandchildren. Also listed are Mrs Ella Logan 88 and others with funeral plans, and brief notices for Mike Paul Angelo Rag nelli Morley P Sweet Bridget Stevenson and baby Charles Wilbert Stewart with burial details.

Susan Jenkins Thomas Wilmington Road R. D Thomas Swansea Wales William Ann William Jenkins First Congregational Church William Thomas John W. Thomas Aliquippa Arthur J. Thomas Chillicothe Wilfred M. Thomas Elmer E. Thomas Camp Shoemaker Calif William Houston Columbus Ann Virtue Mae Thomas Joseph B. Levee Mortuary Charles Wilbert Stewart William H Rebecca R. Wallace Stewart Euclid Avenue Jameson Memorial Hospital Wilbert B. Stewart Beaver Falls W. C. Wallace New Castle New Bethlehem Cemetery Beaver County

Compton Reflects On Art Amid Atomic Era

Dr. Arthur Holly Compton of Washington University, involved in the development of the atomic bomb, said he is not well equipped to comment on modern painting. In a university address he noted the contemporary collection evokes emotional reactions to modern life and the monotony of scientific progress.

ST. Louis INS Arthur Holly Compton Washington University

Funeral Services for Mrs Anna Myers Held at Edenburg

Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the Edenburg Methodist church for Mrs Anna Myers of Edenburg with Rev Jack Boyd officiating. Pallbearers were Joseph Charries Edward and Oliver Exposito Oliver and Albert Fredericks. Interment followed at Grace land cemetery.

Angelo Ragnelli DeCarlos Italian Christian Assembly Church Frank Maruso John Markessi Chicago Esther Markessi Mike Foegnilli Anthony Ragnelli Mike Pandice Joseph Marolda Amadio Dentore Mike Saminac Greenwood Cemetery Anna Myers Edenburg Edenburg Methodist Church Jack Boyd Joseph Charries Edward Oliver Albert Fredericks Graceland Cemetery

Housing Shortage Drags On For Navy Families

St Louis naval personnel, after long sea periods, face housing shortages as they return to shore. Sailors lament scarce quarters for themselves and families, with real estate discrimination complaints surfacing. Weldon Spring, Missouri, 32 miles from naval HQ, named as a housing site, yet applications exceed available apartments and rooms.

ST. Louis Ins Weldon Spring Naval Headquarters

In Loving Memory of Dorothy Anne Schneitzinger

The tribute marks one year since Dorothy Anne Schneitzinger passed away and remembers her loving smile and cheerful face. Family notes she is missed by her parents, brother, and sister, and they reflect on the void her absence leaves.

Dorothy- Anne Schneitzinger

O'Daniel Filibuster Fails Over OPA Price Controls

Wisconsin Senator O'Daniel's 18 hour 23 minute filibuster against the Aldrich Vreeland bill fails as opponents of the OPA do not assist. Senate stays in session over 13 hours while Moore and Wherry speak for extended periods. House backs the compromise price control bill 265 to 106, with White House expected to sign before the law expires. President may veto and seek an extension. time pressures loom as Congress may reconvene Sunday.

Wisconsin Aldrich-Vreeland O'Daniel OPA Sen. Moore R. Okla Senate Wherry (R. Nebr Thomas Okla Price Agen House White House Capitol Hill Truman 79Th Congress Congress Bowles Rayburn Barkley Secretary of Agricailure Ans

Foreign Ministers Grapple With Trieste Problem In Postwar Talks

The session adjourned with no general accord as Molotov signaled possible UN assembly referral for Axis satellite postwar issues. He yielded on Dodecanese return and Franco Italian frontier, but blocked non discrimination in air traffic talks and Romania treaty terms. Bulgaria navy limits were agreed at 7,250 tons and 3,100 personnel.

Molotov United Nations General Assembly Romania

Notables Gather Near Kwajalein for A Bomb Tests

A large group of officials and reporters arrived near Kwajalein to observe last minute tests on the atomic bomb program. The appearance of the USS Appalachian brought media from across the Pacific and heightened questions about hour by hour procedures and potential weather and damage.

Bikini Atoll Pacific Kwajalein

Attitude Toward Germany Shifts in Postwar Surveys

Denver University findings show American views toward Germans softened since war end. Thirty one percent expect perpetual war, forty three percent view Germans as likely to miss, and twenty six percent believe they could become good world citizens. In July 1945 the figures were higher for war threat and negative traits.

Gene Tierney Denver INS Germany Denver University

Paddock to retire after leading major bridges and skyscrapers

PADDOCK TO RETIRE PITTSBURGH June 26 The man who directed the fabricating and erection of many of the world's largest bridges and skyscrapers will retire as head of the American Bridge Company on July 1 Leon A Paddock who spent 42 years in the firm became president of the U S subsidiary in 1931 Under his direction the company built the San Francisco Oakland Bridge the Empire State Building and Radio City Music Hall. In other news in Sacramento California 44452 registered nurses are in the state a rise of about five percent since four years ago Miss Helen Hansen executive secretary of the state board of nurse examiners said the nursing shortage may be over as many out of state applicants seek certificates

Pittsburgh Leon A. Paddock Ame Bridge Company Empire State Building Radio City Oltlook Sacramento Cal INS California Helen Hansen State Board of Nurse Examiners

Barn Gambling Tip Nets Head of Goats

INS Wilma Cubito reported sounds from a barn near the San Francisco county line she believed were from an oriental gambling den. Police raided the site finding goats inside being sold to oriental families for table meat and festive dinners.

San Francisco Wilma Cubito Sana Franesso County Ube Coors Insio

Blumenthal takes over Hotel Casablanca and more in Mexico

A. C Blumenthal of New York and Mexico City and associates have assumed control of the new Hotel Casablanca in Acapulco. They are also poised to seize several other hotels in Mexico City and major centers outside the capital, currently running Ciro's at the Hotel Reforma and other venues.

Mexico City INS A. C Blumenthal New York Casablanca Acapulco Pacific Blumenthal Ciro’s Reforma

Edina couple marks golden anniversary with wedding cake

Mr and Mrs George Geuss of Edina celebrated 50 years of marriage and shared a portion of their wedding cake at the anniversary event with guests present.

Edina Ins George Geuss

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