More Federal Aids Urged For Education
New York hosts the 92nd annual National Education Association convention where William G. Carr urges increased federal aid as essential to defend democracy. He cites 90,000 teachers short and one million students receiving half day schooling in 1954, warning half-rations may rise without rapid expansion of building and manpower programs.
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New York
INS
National Education Association
America
Wiliam G. Carr
NEA
Carr
London press hails parley as successful talks
Washington communique reports agreement on a southeast Asian defense pact and atomic energy exchange while European defense is discussed. Mendes France calls it satisfying and supports allied clarity. West German and Belgian reactions vary amid debate on sovereignty and the European Army plan. Geneva observers praise measured wording on Indo China peace talks.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Eisenhower- Churchill
FDC
Erich Ollenhauer
France
Belgium
Geneva
Card Of Thanks From Daniel Hughes Family
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement Also for the flowers and cars donated from Mrs Daniel Hughes and Family.
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Daniel Hughes
Guatemalan War Outlook Shifts as Cease-Fire Threats Fade
Anti-Red forces bomb Guatemalan capital as Diaz regime proclaims amnesty for prisoners. Fighting rages near Zacapa while Diaz seeks legitimacy and OAS plans July talks. Exile-backed Liberation government faces renewed pressure. Guatemalan embassy official seeks asylum in US.
Foreign Aid Bill Near House Approval
The House debate on the overseas aid package yielded little energy as members prepared for a vote. Harrison opposed the 800 million dollar grant citing lack of a coordinated spending plan, while backers argued urgent funds may be needed for rapid response to Far East troubles.
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GOP
Harrison
Southeast Asia
Western Pacific
Far
Tiny penesite transistors offer clear hearing aid
Research engineers unveil a tubeless hearing aid using penesite transistors that promises clearer, easier hearing. The device aims to replace bulky tubes and costly batteries, inviting readers to request free information from the Gre 344 Pure Oil Building in Chicago.
Total Eclipse Of Sun Wednesday
The National Geographic Society reports the last total solar eclipse of the 20th century will darken a 95 mile wide swath across Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Minnesota just after sunrise on Wednesday June 30. The sun will be completely blocked for about a minute and a half along the path with two dawns that day.
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Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
National Geographic Society
Maine
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Society
National Geographic
Rio Conference Moves to Stop New Guatemalas
Discussion centers on OAS findings and Moscow influence in Guatemala under Col. Carlos Enrique Diaz. Latin American experts view Diaz as Arbenz's ally and assess his actions as political gestures amid Soviet and Communist faction concerns. The scene shifts to Rio where officials plan to translate talk into action and scrutinize Diaz's leadership.
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OAS
Rio
Henry Cabotladge, Jr
Soviet Union
Security Council
Western
Moscow
Guatemala
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Diaz
Arbenz
inter-American
Communist Party
Tea Woo
Liberation
Churchill Outlines Peace Vision and Unity Against Communism
Churchill argued for peaceful coexistence with Russia while predicting eventual change in the Communist regime. He urged Anglo American unity to deter aggression, noting the need for trade, democracy, and shared prosperity and stressing that nonaggression pacts require U.S. support.
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Hitler
Deaths Of The Day Mre Harry Barr and Others
Obituary notices for Mrs Edith E Barr 67 of 608 Counts Line Street who died at New Castle Hospital after illness with a 46 year marriage. Survivors include husband two sons Frank and Clifford a daughter Mabel Wallace two brothers Jack and Wilbert and five grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 PM at Cunningham funeral home Washington Street with Rev Garth Koch. burial Grove City Methodist cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Lucy M Cox 87 of 1626 Pulaski read died at her son’s home after long illness widow of A L Con Mis Cox born New Castle 1867 lived here all life married since 1894 member of Central Presbyterian church Wailing Workers class. Surviving sons Walter Mc Cox York Pa and G Lester Cox this city, brother Fulward and sister Flora McConnell, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 PM in Joseph Bo Levde High land Winter Res. interment Oak Park cemetery. Also notice for Thresden Leroy Dean Edenburg with services Thursday 2 PM from DeCarbo funeral home Fast Lutton at Cunningham home tonight 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Harry
Barr
Edith E. Barr
Line Street
New Castle Hospital
Harry . Barr
Forrestville
Pae
John Po
Elizabeth Pritchard Griffith
First Baptist Church
Frank
Volant
Clifford
Mabel Wallace
Jack
Grove City
Wilbert
Cleveland
Mel Lillian Cline
George
Sharpsville
Pao
Pan
Cummingham
Washington
Chestnut Street
Garth Koch
Methodist
Lucy M. Con
Lucy Mo Cox
Pulaski Read
Go Lester Cox
A. Lee Con Mis Cox
New Castle
May Lr
Socrates A
Mary Eliza Bown McConnell
Central Presbyterian Church
Wailing
Eliass
Walter Mc Cox
York
G. Lester Cox
Indo
Fulward McConnell
View Flia McConnell
George McConnell
Joseph Bo
Henry B Strock
Charee
Oak Park
Mortuars
Snakes Enjoy Luxurious New Reptile House
New York’s 2700s new reptile house features pastel cage walls and climate control resembling the snakes native habitat. UV lighting keeps them healthy while workers note the snakes’ comfort, aided by viewing windows that let people stare in but not disturb the reptiles.
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New York
In Memoriam for Mrs Miarvaret 4 and Family
In Jovite memorial note for a dear wife and mother Mrs Miarvaret 4. The poem laments withered flowers and fading grave flowers contrasted by enduring love for the deceased. Joseph Carnuche and daughter mourn the loss.
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Miarvaret
William Hoagland Dies in Warren Ohio
William G Hoagland 49 of 1565 Hollywood Ave Warren Ohio died at 10:30 am June 28 after a year long illness. Born April 26 1905 in Carbondale Pa he was a manufacturing jeweler and former New Castle resident. Survived by his wife Elizabeth A Dean Hoagland a son George B Hoagland and his parents Mr and Mrs George B Heavland. Funeral 3 pm at Carl W Hall Funeral Home with visitation 7 to 9 pm Wednesday Oakwood Cemetery Warren.
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Wiliam G Hoagland
Hollywood No BE
Warren
Carbondale
Hoagland
George Boo
Elizabeth Nelson Hoagland
Elizabeth A. Dean
New Castle
William Hoaglands
First Presbyterian Church of
Dana Musical Institute
George B
Cuyahoga Falls
George B Heavland
Temple Avenue
Carl Wo Hall
Pam
Hiuial
Oakwood
Fractures Arm In Fall From Cherry Tree
Mrs Felippine Nemo, 57, of 1137 East Brook Street, fractured her right arm after a branch broke while picking cherries along Fast Brook road Monday morning. She was treated at New Castle Hospital and discharged.
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Felippine Nemo
East Brook Street
Ouioa
Fast Brook Road
New Castle Hospital
Mrs Grace Johnson To Be Honored At Bethany College
A recognition service and reception for Mrs Grace Johnson, who earned an honorary Doctor of Laws at Bethany College commencement, will be held Thursday night at 8 in the First Christian church on Public Square. Guests include Bethany College President Perry S. Gresham. open to all friends.
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Grace Phillips Johnson
Bethany College
First Christian Church
Johnson
Disciples of Christ Brotherhood
Ywca and
Community Chest
Perrys. Gresham
Benson to Fight for Farm Program on Air
The piece notes President and Benson urge 90 percent parity price supports for six basic commodities. Benson to speak on a nationwide program and revisit farm policy amid cross party airtime fights. It highlights partisan divides over rigid versus flexible supports and adds a jet engine weight remark as context.
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Benson
Republican Committee
Eisenhower
Florida
Spessard Holland
North Dakota
Milton R Young
South Dakota
Karl Mundt
Congress
Nixon
Gambling charges filed against Eagles Club after raid
State police and county investigators raided the Eagles Club on South Jefferson street Sunday afternoon. Officers confiscated a crap game and chuck a luck apparatus. Samuel A Filigenzi Howard Hunter Walter Heckert and Henry Venditto faced charges including common gambler and conspiracy and were released on their own recognizance for later hearings. Trustees Henry Navarra Ted Nelson and John Thompson were named in anticipated charges.
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State Police
Russell McConahy
Womer
Neshannock Township
Perry L. Reeder
Eagles Club
South Jefferson Street
L. C. Mantz
Samuel A
Ricky” Filigenzi
Howard Hunter
Walter Heckert
Henry Venditto
Filigenzi
Henry Navarra
Ted Nelson
John Thompson
Guatemalan diplomat seeks asylum in United States
A Guatemalan first secretary in Washington requested asylum in the United States after resigning his post. He criticized the new military junta as a maneuver by the Communist minority to retain control, and he expressed strong opposition to both Arbenz and the provisional regime. The embassy confirmed the resignation was delivered in writing on the desk of the third secretary.
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Arhens
Guatemala City
Zacapa
Caribbean Sea
Organization of American States
OAS
Rio de Janeiro
Guatemala
Diaz
Inter-American Peace Committee
Washington
Honduras
Nicaragua
Arbenz
Tribuna Popular
Liberation
Communist Party
Francisco Anguiano
Diaz Junta
Civil Guard
Anguiano
Edenburg Repairman Injured At Work
William Price a 24 year old self employed television repairman from R D 1 Edenburg was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 345 pm Monday for a laceration to the left hand after cutting himself on a sharp piece of steel.
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William Price
Edenburg
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Parsons Invents Non-Skid Chains for Automobiles
English shipbuilder Charles Parsons develops non-skid chains for car use, marking a new approach to vehicle traction. The innovation leverages his engineering background from shipbuilding to improve tire grip on slippery surfaces.
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Charles Parsons
Distribution Of Food Opens In Lawrence And Ellwood City
Lawrence county commissioners announced free surplus food distribution for the unemployed starting at the old Lawrence Ice plant on West Grant Street from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday for surnames A through J, Thursday for I through R, and Friday for S through Z. Recipients must sign a certification of need. Volunteers from the United Steelworkers union assist, with local arrangements by Dan Skelly. In Ellwood City, distribution runs at the borough garage on Sixth Street between Spring and Fountain Avenues, coordinated by CIO district representative Martin Kovach and Chamber of Commerce director Denny Schill.
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Iaurence County Commissioners
Old
Lawrence Ice Company
West Grant Street
Sampson
A. Fagan
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Ellwood City
Borough
Sixth Street
Spring
Fountain Avenues
United Steel Workers Union
Dan Skelly
Martin Kovach
CIO
Denny Schill
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson Awaiting Marine Discharge
Reginald W. Thompson of 8 North Beaver Street in San Francisco is awaiting discharge from the Marines after three years of service. He recently returned from twelve months of duty in Korea.
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Reginald W. Thompson
R. W. Thompson
North
Beaver Street
San Francisco
Marines
Thompson
Korea
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