Civil Rights Victory Boosts Prospects for School Aid Bill
Washington reports a liberal House victory in the civil rights fight may aid federal education funding. Southern Democrats traded for support but Republicans did not deliver, possibly pushing the school aid measure forward. A presidential education committee warns of a coming college enrollment surge and growing demand for higher education beyond high school.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Devereaux C. Josephs
Josephs
Girard Case Sparks Move to Abrogate Status of Forces Pacts
The Girard case prompts a likely Congressional push to end the status of forces treaties due to U S resentment over foreign trials for soldiers abroad. Veterans groups back the repeal as the drive gains momentum in Congress. Administration sources anticipate no invitation for U S officials to Khrushchev’s broadcast and political overtones grow.
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Girard
United States
Supreme Court
William S. Girard
Japan
Congress
Capitol Hill
Veterans’ Organizations
Khurshchev
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Kremlin
Five Townships Sign Wage Tax Contract In Butler Area
Five townships have signed a wage tax contract offered by the city, nearing full distribution of the 1956 wage tax. The district's payment after a 7 percent city deduction totals 730.34, part of current distributions reaching 119,848.46 of 143,000 planned for nine townships, South New Castle Borough, and Butler. Final fall adjustments await lists by Sept. 15. North Beaver Plain Grove Slippery Rock Mahoning townships South New Castle Borough Butler remain unsigned.
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Butler
South New Castle
North Beaver
Plain Grove
Slippery Rock
Mahoning
South New Castle Borrough
New Wilmington Auxiliary elects officers after picnic
Mrs Paul Shaffer becomes ece president of the American Legion Auxiliary succeeding Mrs Martha Hofelder. New officers include Mrs Robert Hoye first vice president Mrs Harry Shaffer and Mrs Bessie Cooper second vice presidents. Community park picnic marks the election.
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Paul Shaffer
Ece
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Hofelder
Robert Hoye
Harry Shaffer
Bessie Cooper
William Evans
Secrepeer
W. B. Gilliland
Treas
Vincent Whitman
Screven At Arms
Donald Kene
Han
Victor Minteer
Harold Barry
Walt Whitman
Elmer Sharp
Guy D’eletto
Harry Crabbe
Elia DeSilvis
Alice Palmer
Helen Williams
New Wilmington to Host Boys and Girls Tennis Open
A tennis tournament for boys and girls opens Monday under Charles Rid lifer. Trophies awarded in junior and senior divisions. Participants register with Rid for matches at Westminster courts. Regular borough council meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Borough Building. On July 1 new police chief to begin duties. Robert F. Edwards to take oath administered by Burgess. Howard Rodgers previously acting chief. WSCS picnic in Community Park July 9 at 6 30 p.m. committee includes Mrs Meek Rotgaber Houston Huff Holmes, Miller, and Martha Holmes.
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Joseph Eckles
New Wilmington
Kiwanis
Methodist
New Castle
Charles Rid
Rid
Westminster Tennis Courts
Robert F. Edwards
Oil City
Burgess
Howard Rodgers
WSCS
Raymond Meek
William Rotgaber
Wallace Houston
Gilbert Huff
Elen Holmes
Anna Miller
Martha Holmes
Crossword clues and field of action puzzle headers
A partial crossword grid and a long list of clue prompts include Blister med Mergansers willow Weird Female sandpiper Lively song Like Half an em Speeders penalties Draws up Exclamation 22 Attack violently 26 Revival 29 Tops 30 Consumé 31 Teeter 34 Demand 37 Land 38 40 41 43 45 46 measure Whether Yearn Desire mingled with Moham medan Bible Minister's house 17 Aquatic birds Down 1 Adriatic cold wind Employs Falsehood Pry Field of action
Hospital Notes Names and Discharges List Local Patients
A hospital notes page lists patients and discharge updates with addresses across multiple towns. Entries include Mrs Frances Barnes, Joseph N Shoaff, Wendell Chronister, Fred Pascoe, Mrs Mary Baron, and several others followed by discharged patient Kenneth Goodman and Linda Peterson.
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de Buck
E. Washington
Fresectck I. Cifra
Edenburg
Frances Barnes
S. Center St
Grove City
Joseph N. Shoaff
Bartram
Wendell H. Chronister
Portersville
Fred W. Pascoe
Highland Ave
Mary Baron
Northview
Charles E. Cornman
New Wilmington
Donna Kay Wesovlowski
Bessemer
Grace Bohn
S. Front
Quick Consomme and Gelatin Layered Lunch
Quick lunch from New York uses chilled consomme and V-8 gelatin. Dissolve gelatin in heated V-8, chill until firm, then layer with consomme in parfait glasses. Top with sour cream and serve with cucumber sandwiches and snow pudding dessert.
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New York
Cay
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Jameson Memorial Hospital reports a son for Mr and Mrs Dale E Williams New Middletown RD 1 Q June 28. Leonard E Jones Cleland Mill Rd RD 7 a daughter June 28. Ivor Davis 14 E Maitland Lane a daughter June 28. Ralph J McCormick 801 Chestnut St a son June 29. New Castle Hospital reports a son for Emanuel Gingras 946 Hazel St June 28. Robert D Perrotta 213 W Wabash Ave a son. Carl Reinhard RD 3 a son June 29.
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New Castle Hospital
Emanuel Gingras
Hazel St
Robert D. Perrotta
W. Wabash Ave
Carl Reinhard
Electricity Powers Homes and Library Plans Through Time
Flashback items from past decades note electricity lighting homes for about one dollar weekly with gasoline powered units. A city librarian asks voters to pick 25 books for a one room school library from a list of 100.
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Alice Sterling
Two Worlds Theme at Bethany College Y Teen Conference
The 1957 Tri-State Summer Y Teen Conference at Bethany College Bethany West Virginia carried the theme Two Different Worlds. One main speaker was Dr. Robert S. Cope of Thiel College. 200 Y Teen girls and 35 adult leaders attended with eight from New Castle.
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Tri-State
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
YWCA
World Wide Organization
Robert S. Cope
Thiel College
Greenville
Chester Dean
Katherine St
New Castle
Angel
Peter
Bessie P. Dykes
Marietta Reynolds
Household Hints From A Newspaper Page
Practical tips on handling greens drying greens to wash before storing in the fridge. Egg shell color discussed as irrelevant to quality. Sooty walls and woodwork should be washed before grime sets. Meringue should be spread to crust edge on warm filling. Hang trousers by legs after laundering to reduce ironing. Raw mushrooms added to salads with tarragon dressing. Ensure air circulation around freezers and refrigerators.
Admitted Residents List Includes Mary Jenotta and Others
A hospital intake notice lists admitted individuals with addresses: Mary Jenotta 104 F Madison Ave Andrew Russo 702 F Sutton St Anthony Streddo 218 E Home Domenick Alusia 1111 Crowe St Charles D Hogue 518 E Moody Ave Jo Ann Critchlow 1318 Pennsylvania Ave Stephen Pashko 12 Mahoning Ave Mrs Clara Gingras 946 Hazel Mrs Emma Audino 418 E Reynolds St Mrs Rosa Perrotta 213 W Wabash Ave Norma Palmer 651 Superior St Mrs Marjorie Palmer 204 Crawford Ave
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Mary Jenotta
F. Madison Ave
Andrew Russo
F. Sutton St. Anthony Streddo
E. Home
St. Domenick Alusia
Crowe St
Charles D. Hogue
Moody Ave
Jo Ann Critchlow
Pennsylvania Ave
Stephen Pashko
Mahoning Ve
Clara Gingras
Hazel
Emma Audino
E. Reynolds St
Rosa Perrotta
W. Wabash Ave
Norma Palmer
Superior St
Marjorie Palmer
Crawford Ave
Laughing Bandit Flees With $760 From Philadelphia Grocer
A north Philadelphia grocer Theodore Alexander and his son Harry were robbed by a laughing bandit who entered the shop fired a shot in the air and demanded $760 from the register. A spilled change bag dropped coins and the gunman forced Harry to pick them up before fleeing. The owner was warned he would be killed for any misstep.
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Philadelphia
INS
Theodore Alexander
Harry
Alexanders
Anderson Approved for Treasury Post by Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Robert B. Anderson to succeed George M. Humphrey as secretary of the treasury. The 47 year old Democrat pledged he is free to carry out his own policies in the treasury. Anderson, former deputy secretary of defense and former Navy secretary, would take office when Humphrey retires later this summer.
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Washington
INS
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Robert B. Anderson
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Eisenhower Democrat
Senate
Anderson
Defense
Navy
Humphrey
Knight to Lead Greenville Sharon Divisions
R A Knight of Greenville will take over the Sharon and Greenville Divisions of Ohio Edison Co. after N F Vidal moves to Lake Erie Division. Vidal arrived in Sharon in 1954 from New Castle as superintendent of industrial and commercial sales. Knight has managed Penn Power's Greenville Division.
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N. F. Vidal
Sharon
Penn Power Co
Lake Erie
Ohio Edison Co
R. A. Knight
Greenville
Vidal
C. S. Bowden
Knight
Penn Power
Mercer County
New Castle
Red Students Clash With Police At Tachikawa Runways
Pro communist students and police clashed in pre dawn rain at Tachikawa Field Japan as protesters tried to block U S runways. Demonstrators uprooted 60 foot bam poles embedded in the tarmac but police drove them off. no serious injuries and no arrests reported. The clash followed protests by Gengakuren and Sokyo Union against runway expansion for modern aircraft.
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Sunakawa
Japan
U.S
Tachikawa Field
Gengakuren
Sokyo Union Federation
Tachikawa
Sealing Wax Is Not Yet Obsolete
FRAMINGHAM Mass UP Most Americans think sealing wax belongs to old romance, yet about a half million people use it yearly in daily tasks. Denison Manufacturing Co. estimates many are bank and law firm employees or express shippers. Few home users seal envelopes with hot wax and signet rings, mainly for fun or to impress others.
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Framingham
Mass
America
Dennison Manufacturing Co
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E. Oakwood Way
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Beckford
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Neshannock Ave
Stella Mangino
Shady Side
Kenneth Goodman
N. Locust St
Linda Peterson
S. Liberty
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Jackson Knolls
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Enon Valley RD
William Dice Jr
New Galilee
Charles Douglas Jr
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Rose Farbo and Son
W. Kenneth Ave
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E. Washington St
James DiMuccio
Harrison
Robert Craig
Morton St
John Curtis
W. Grant
Sheryl Shaffer
Ridewood Court
Mary Jane Pajak
Ryan Ave
Joseph Yakim
Worthington Ave
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S. Walnut St
Thelma Scarazzo
Meyer Ave
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Paul Lelenko
Wildwood
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New Orleans
United Press
Tappan
Sampson St
Oliver
Gersen
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Cred
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USA
New Castle-Cor. E. Washington & Mill Sts
Ellwood City
Lawrence Ave
Grd
Plaza
Electroonding
Beneficial Consumer Dream Co
Au Ae Consumer Discount CO
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Sewall
Mary Styles
Baron Howe
Laughing Bandit
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U.S. Runways
Sara Cull
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co
Silverman’s Economy Shoe Store
Castle
Guernsey
Gou
Gerry
Linger Light Dairy
Lawrence Co
Golden Guernsey
Golden Guernsey Inc
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Golden Guernsey, Inc
Parents’ Magazine
Council of Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Linger
Mainy
W. Madison Ave
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