Bessemer Plans Fourth Parade
The Fourth of July celebration in Bessemer begins with a 10 AM air parade by CAP Squadron 68 led by Donald Hoover from New Castle airport. The day features a parade along East Poland to Roosevelt and the high school field, with prizes for largest Scout lines, a memorial service at the flagpole, field sports, lunch, a 3 PM ball game, a 9 PM dance, and 10 PM fireworks.
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Bessemer
Donald Hoover
Edenburg
CAP
31St Wing
New Castle
East Poland Avenue
Public Square
Main Street
West Poland Avenue
Oak Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Roosevelt
Edin J. Ball
Mr. Jackson
John Rentin
Albertarshall
Hillsville
Bessemer Group
11Th St
Mt. Jackson
138Th Street
New Middletown
Petersburg
Ohio
11Th Street
Archie Shoup
Charles Weitz
Larry Troy
C. O. Montgomery
van Hopper
Judd Lamson
John Berlotta
Clair Shingledecker
Joseph H. Martin
Birth Announcement and Military Furlough Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hall of Blaine street announce the birth of a daughter to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Byrnes of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. May and sons Lind and Eric Bruce have arrived from Keflavik Iceland to visit Mrs. May’s parents, Frederic and Mrs. Anderson of Wallace avenue. Corporal Harold R. McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKee of 311 Neal street, is home from Japan on furlough and departs July 11 for Stoneman Reception Center California en route to Japan. he is attached to the U S Army engineers.
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Ray Hall
Blaine Street
William J. Byrnes
San Diego
Calif
T. L. May
Lind
Eric Bruce
Keflavik
Iceland
May
Frederic Anderson
Wallace Avenue
Harold R. McKee
Joseph McKee
Neal Street
Japan
Stoneman Reception Center
U. S. Army Engineers
Haynes bets Kiwanis lunch stunt to win big
Don Haynes an Ashland Oregon diesel engineer and Kiwanis guest aims for a $25,000 prize by living in his car at Castleton on Falls Street for 14 months and driving 140000 miles He has been in the car since February 19 and logged 15511 miles with two and a half years remaining to meet the goal.
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Don Haynes
Ashland
Oregon
Castleton
Falls Street
Haynes
Elks Club
New Castle News
Kiwanis
L. C. Mantz
John McGrath
Atlantic City
Man Traps Self in Kaiser Car Bet Ends With Doors Welded Shut
Haynes remains inside a specially equipped Kaiser car for 18 months after a $25,000 bet. The vehicle includes a radio, water, cooling, cooking gear, and a rear floor hole for exercise. A hydraulic system locks the doors in ten seconds and Haynes aims to visit all 48 states and secure state seals. A banker stake of $15,000 backs the venture plus an advance agent and family involvement.
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Haynes
Kaiser
Tipo
Hayne
Truman
Jewish Veterans Picnic Set for August 14 at El Rio Beach
New Castle Jewish War Veterans and spouses plan an annual picnic on Sunday August 14 at El Rio beach. The event features rides games contests and a picnic menu with prizes for winners. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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New Castle
el Rio Beach
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