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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

Page

18

Thirtieth Annual Wool Pool At Lawrence County

Lawrence County Co-Operative Wool Growers hosts its 30th pool at the B and O freight depot drawing wool growers from the county and nearby Beaver and Butler counties. The pool grades weights and packs wool for shipment to Boston via Kenneth Mariner Co. for the Commodity Credit Corporation.

Lawrence County Lawrence County Co-Operative Pennsylvania State College College Extension Service Boston Kenneth Mariner Company Commodity Credit Corporation

Former Bell Telephone Leader Philip Staples Dies

Philip C Staples Sr longtime head of Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania and Diamond State Telephone Co Delaware dies at 66 after a long illness in Philadelphia. Funeral services planned after his death at Pennsylvania Hospital. He led Bell of Pennsylvania for 14 years before retiring in 1947.

Philadelphia INS Philip C. Staples, Sr Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania Staples Pennsylvania Hospital Bell of Pennsylvania Diamond State Telephone Co Delaware

Savings bonds urged as safe financial hedge by Cornell dean

Dean William I. Myers of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell proclaims United States savings bonds as the safest readily available financial reserve. He argues bonds hold value in deflation, always payable in dollars, and protect purchasing power as prices fall.

William I. Myers New York State College of Agriculture Cornell University Washington INS United States U. S

State Magistrates Convene in Washington Pennsylvania

State Magistrates' Association holds its 51st annual convention in Washington with election and installation of officers and resolution discussion. David L. Lawrence Pittsburgh mayor praises squares as vital to democracy while Allegheny County District Attorney Rahauser urges study of two criminal code bills and asks for a stance.

Washington INS Pennsylvania Magistrates’ Association David L. Lawrence Pittsburgh Allegheny County William A. Rahauser Squires Rahauser

Alabama Klansmen Hoodless Under New Law

Alabama passes a law banning hooded Klansmen with penalties up to one year in jail or 500 dollars fine. Gov. Folsom signs the measure after overwhelming legislature approval, AG Carmichael seeks revocation of the Klan charter. Dr. Samuel Green calls the act unconstitutional.

Montgomery Ala INS Alabama Grand Dragon Samuel Green James Folsom State House Senate A. A. Carmichael

Shenango Firemen Plan Evening Meet for Parade

Shenango Township Volunteer Firemen will convene at 6 40 this evening in the fire hall at East New Castle to form a group and attend the community parade in West Pittsburgh. The sea fox is another term for the fox shark.

Shenango Township East New Castle West Pittsburg

AFL Drivers Walk Out Halts Pittsburgh Building Work

About 300 AFL construction drivers in Pittsburgh walked out after failed talks over wages. Teamsters Local 249 sought a 35 cent hourly increase, offering a temporary 10 cent rise with six paid holidays if employers signed. Masters Builders and Lumber Institute showed no willingness to accept.

Pittsburgh AFL Thomas L. Fagan Teamsters Local 249 Master Builders Association Lumber Institute of Allegheny County Pittsburgh Building Trades Council

Princeton Bible School program in June demonstration

Pupils from Princeton Daily Vacation Bible School presented an evening program on Friday June 24 highlighting work from all departments. Supervisor Miss Mary Ramsey led with assistants Mrs Melville Martin Mrs Glenn Stickle Miss Gladys Verna and teachers across levels including Miss Mary Jane Wilson Mrs Don Allen Rev Ayers Miss Marie Allison Rev Martin and Miss Mae Armstrong. Three intermediate learners Amy Lou Shelar Koebe Dean and Melvin Booher earned extra verses.

Princeton Daily Vacation Bible School Mary Ramsey Melville Martin Glenn Stickle Gladys Verna Mary Jane Wilson Don Allen Ayers Marie Allison Martin Mae Armstrong Amy Lou Shelar Koebe Dean Melvin Booher

Pittsburgh Man Reported Missing in Princeton

W Leon ard Alexander a 48 year old investment counselor from Wayne Pennsylvania who attended Princeton class of 1922 vanished after attending his reunion June 9 10 He was last seen at the 1922 tent with two youths who had given him a lift from a diner two miles outside Princeton The missing man is described as wealthy and from Pittsburgh

Princeton Pittsburgh W. Leonard Alexander Wayne, Pa Alexander

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log with Names and Addresses

Hospital notes list admitted patients with full names and street addresses across Morgantown and nearby towns, including Mrs Pauline Parks, Isaac Feree, Henry Sandi fer, George Gannett, Frank Porada, Sally Lou Johnson, and many others. Discharges include Mrs Mary Barilla, Esther Ponzi, Charlotte Gallagher, and Albert Shaffer among several residents of New Wilmington, Bessemer, Ellwood City, and Zelienople, concluding with a note that Miles Darden of North Carolina was the largest ever.

George Lewis Morgantown W. Va Pauline Parks R. D Erma Dibbley Norwood Avenue Marjory Ward Enon Valley Isaac Feree Henry B. Sandifer North Jefferson Street George Gannett Frank Porada Northview Avenue Jane Eardley Spruce Street Michael Klenotle Quest Stret Frank C. Brown Slippery Rock Charles Koski Sally Lou Johnson West Falls Street Joseph Tonya Bessemer Sara Swartzentruber New Wilm@ ston Donna Braden Glenn Ray Grimes Bonnie Kay Cater Delaware Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Helen Humphrey North Liberty Street Keith Carothers North Bay Street Robert Boles Butler Avenue Paul Apdegraph Neshannock Avenue Margaret Worner Cecil Avenue James A. Sisson Zelienople Pauline Speer Atkinson Street Jane Lanigan Rose Hardisky Jean Sartell East Washington Street Martha McClymonds Jean McGuire Wilmington Avenue Ruth Hines Wheatland Betty Fobes Mary Ann Gorgasz Beulah Cwynar Mary Murdock Veronica Badurik Moravia Street Elizabeth Mele Croton Avenue Lucy Jean Chirumbolo East Sutton Street Charles Roberts Dorothy J. Koelliker Constance Packnar Mary Barilla East Home Street Mae Clark Burke Street Esther Ponzi Galbreath Avenue Charlotte Gallagher

Youths Enter Pleas Of Guilty In Burglaries

Two juveniles charged with three burglaries pleaded guilty before Alderman James C. Brice. They admitted entering and robbing the McKissick and Marquish Hinish gas stations and Fombelle Coal company. Paul Fombelle was found under a desk. the other was picked up by detectives Mullen and Moore at Parkstown Corners.

Robert D. Hanna James C. Brice McKissick Marquish & Hinish Fombelle Coal Company Paul Fombelle Mullen Moore Parkstown Corners

Little Tot Hurt In Edenburg Collarbone Fracture

Two year old Little John Matthews of Edenburg was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital for a fracture of the right collarbone after a fall from a table at home around 9 50 p m Tuesday doctors said the injury occurred at his residence.

John Matthews A. D Edenburg Jameson Memorial Hospital

Two Polio Cases In Past Week Raise State Total

Harrisburg Pa June 29 Two polio cases reported in the past week raise the 1949 state total to 28, with Dauphin and Schuylkill counties recording the new cases. Since January 1 counties have reported cases in Allegheny Philadelphia Northumberland Schuylkill and others, with 19 of 67 counties affected so far.

Harrisburg Une Statege Department Dauphin Schuylkill Allegheny Philadelphia Northumberland Bucks Cambria Centre Chester Clinton Cumberland Fayette, Jefferson, Lawrence Luzerne McKean Union Washington Wayne York

Fatal Bulldozer Accident Claims McKeesport Worker

McKeesport man Charles Snyder 36 dies after being crushed between bulldozer blade arms and body while operating the machine. He worked for Cosgrove company in Glassport and died in McKeesport hospital shortly after the incident. Separately, 1948 saw over 30 000 cobra skins imported from the Far East for shoes handbags and belts.

Mckeesport Udne INS Charles Snyder Cosgrove Company Glassport Far East

Boy 18 Injured By Sharp Object While Swimming

Joe Busan aged 11 of A. D. 2 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 8 40 p m Tuesday for a laceration of the scalp after striking his head on a sharp object while swimming.

Joe Busan Jameson Memorial Hospital

Child Injured From Fall At Home In Euclid Avenue

A four year old, John Blough, of 410 Euclid Avenue, suffered a scalp laceration when he fell from a chair at 5 pm Tuesday. He was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital. A separate note mentions a person using machinery to produce yarn as fast as 40,000 workers 150 years ago.

George Lewis Morgantown W. Va Jameson Memorial Hospital New Castle Junction John Blough Euclid Avenue

Sewer Crew Repairs Break at East Washington and Oak

A night shift of sewer bureau employees repaired a sanitary sewer break at East Washington and Oak streets. William Travers of the streets department said crews worked through the night to fix the leak.

Sewer Bureau East Washington Oak Streets William Travers Streets Department

Duty Friday Brosia Williams to Begin Service

Ralph Williams and Albert D Am brosia named Monday to the city force begin duty today. Chief Robert D Hanna stated plants need large water amounts for growth. A $100,000 planetarium is to be installed at the University of North Carolina.

Ralph Williams Albert D’'Ambrosia Robert D. Hanna The University of North Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lawrence County Co- Operative Wool Growers Association Bell Telephone Company Builders Aid J. A. Audin & Sons Prop Superior Land & Supply Co Triangle Stores Libby COIR J. Marlin Furn. CO E. Long Ave Richnan Rothers Brome VAM Ucn Ct Shenango Jordan Almonds California Raspberries Armour Cello Wilson Aveme Floyd Bennett Field Navy B. F. Goodrich and Co Princeton Bible School New Castle Miles Darden North Carolina D. G. Ramsey & Sons Hardware Croton Ave Grannis New Castle, Pa B. F. Goodrich N. Mercer St Bill “Dad” Dukes Castle Mil Pratt & Lamberts Peerless Temple Bldg G. E DeRosa Mkts S. Jeff St. West W Wash St. Fast Countyline St Gustav’s Pure Food Bakery E Speizer’s Speizer Shop Citizens Bank For Diamonds Rizika’s Washington St Kleen-Rite Dry Cleaners Smithfield Hammond Music E. Washington Puufic At Neisner E. Wash. St Neal & White Sts
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