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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
8
Polish Americans call for rejecting the Warsaw government and its Sav. governance. They argue such a stance would doom heroic Atwthre and fuel hate against the state. The report notes obstructive rhetoric in responsible quarters and mentions Meczislaw Thugult and the Peasant party representatives reportedly declining a Sopoash diet.
Ten dolls win at the Home Street Show with awards for smallest dolls and best character dolls. Judges include Madeline Venditto Rose-Marie Bullana and Helen Masfranselo awarding prizes to contestants such as Veronica Russo Ann Eliseo Anna Tsabella and Silvia Casimir among others.
Police chief Robert D. Hanna warns against selling and using fireworks in the city. The enforcement of new laws banning fireworks has been instructed to local officers, with penalties expected for violations.
J J Lobaza is discharged after five campaigns in Africa and Europe including Sicily and France. The veteran earned a Five Battle Stars badge and medals for service in World War II.
Senate filibuster stretches into the fourth day as politicians debate the 72 million dollar war agencies bill and related appropriations. Majority Leader Barkley pushes to move forward while the House conference reports await action amid fiscal year end pressures. Davis elected vice president of United Steel Supply operations at U.S. Steel subsidiary.
Wartime notices celebrate service members and families across communities. Sgt Robain M. Newton of Castlewood earns Meritorious Service Plaque and Purple Heart. brother James C. Newton serves in the Navy. Families, leave statuses, and transfers are noted as soldiers, sailors, and airmen return home or move to camps for major operations.
Numerous admissions list Mrs. Cora McCue and Mrs. Betty Coulesh among patients at New Castle Hospital. Discharges include Mrs. Blanche Jackson and Mrs. Catherine Lloyd. The entry references operations residents and a June 30 event noting a well known fighter promoter.
Joe Frew assigned as second lieutenant in the Seventh Ward unit and reports to Camp Blanding Florida for armed forces training. He completed training and graduated on September 9, 1944, from Castle School.
During July 4 to August 26 Mahoning Methodist and adjacent churches hold Sunday evening unions alternating with pastorless weeks. Reverends Hieber McKibben Matlack deliver sermons on July 9 22 and 29 with McKibben and McKibben active. Warren Methodist and Presbyterian also participate with Revs McKibben Matlack and others scheduled for July and August.
Members of the Grand Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers gathered in the green room of the YWCA. A planning session outlined an event to be held next fall in Castade Park with a September regular meeting planned.
Fragment from Mahoningtown notes describes Sodality girls gathering at Genevieve Sta Ros home for a meeting with brunch served. The piece mentions church services at Mahoning Methodist and related church activities, plus notices about members and a hospital update for Helen Tanuthi.
The second annual Butler horse show runs Wednesday to Friday with pony and ladies classes and harness races. Events include three-heat harness races starting at 1 o clock each day, with stalls active Wednesday morning and daily afternoon shows.
A cluttered notice lists a Washington dog show with dogs and dolls. Mentions Norma Jean Bolt and Ruth Wilson, James Bowman, and Casablanca Mary Langall among participants with several names and scattered fragments.
Pittsburgh report notes Jane 30 and John Buchanan elected presidents of the Bar Association. The event lists attendees including prominent figures such as Lee Rieb and others. More than 300 judges attended the luncheon in support of the association’s work and future initiatives.
The Builders Order holds its monthly meeting with several members in attendance. An address by LeRoy Shoaff, a Wi Point graduate and former member, spoke on opportunities at West Point and related experiences. A new candidate intake was announced to take place on the second Wednesday.
The fragmentary text references a major plan and review process with unclear names and entities. It mentions British activity and an elevated sum of 87,000 in an obscured context. Details are inconsistent and date-like cues are unreadable.
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