Two New Castle Residents Die In Auto Crash
Two New Castle residents were killed in a late night crash at the intersection of Ohio Routes 630 and 90 four miles south of Poland. Bernard J. Schooley age 31 and Lenore Brick age 27 died instantly in the collision with William Haines age 52 of Youngstown who suffered serious injuries and his wife Madge escaped with lesser injuries.
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New Castle
Bernard J. Schooley
Blaine Street
William Haines
Beldon Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Poland
Schooley
Lenore
Sally” Brick
Eugene Brick
Etna Street
Haines
South Side Hospital
Madge Haines
Ohio State
Salem
Brick
Hofmeister Funeral
Hillman Way
April Births at Pa Newe and Jameson Memorial Hospital
April births at Pa Newe hospital totaled 122 with 62 girls and 60 boys, including two sets of twins. Jameson Memorial reported 126 births in April 1947, an all time month record, with 62 girls and 60 boys and two twin births. Nearby notes mention March totals and local utility work, plus a historical May 2 remembrance and Croton avenue grass plot upkeep by the city forestry department.
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New Castle Hospital
Sir Stork
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joh Spears
Croton Avenue
South Mill Street
City Forestry Department
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 a.m. show a maximum temperature of 65 and a minimum of 39 with no precipitation. River stage is 8.6 feet. Compared to the same date last year, highs reached 70 and lows 52 with 0.09 inches of rain.
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United States
Soviet May Day Parade Showcases Flying Military Might
In Moscow on May 1 Premier Stalin reviewed a large May Day demonstration against imperialists. The display featured a new flying aircraft claimed to speed through sound, with Bulganin condemning rivals and expanding armaments. The parade lasted about ninety minutes as jet squadrons roared overhead.
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Moscow
INS
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Stalin
Nikolai Bulganin
Renew Efforts To Avert Strike Of Rail Workers
Government mediators renew efforts in Chicago to prevent a nationwide rail strike set for May 11. Frank Douglass of the national mediation board chairs a second meeting with three operating brotherhoods after a day of talks with rail executives. Union leaders and carrier conferees may meet again as both sides push for a settlement of wage and rules disputes before the strike date.
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Chicago
INS
Frank Douglass
National Mediation Board
Douglass
Francis A. O'Neill
Father of five held as slayer
Peter P. Kleiman a 35 year old York truck driver and father of five children was arrested after an all night manhunt and charged with murder for the slaying of neighbor John Benson and the shooting of his wife Ethel 30 who was critically wounded with five bullets.
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York
INS
Peter P. Kleiman
Kleiman
John Benson
Justice of the Peace
Thomas J. Little
Ethel
York Hospital
Benson
Gunmen Hold Up Poolroom Near City Hall
Two gunmen robbed the Grand poolroom in East Liverpool Ohio taking about 3000 dollars from owners and customers. They fled in a waiting car after one kept people at bay with a revolver while the other took the money. In Philadelphia a Villanova College employee, David J. Cameron aged 55, was killed when struck by a bus at 6th and Vine streets.
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Liverpool
City Hall
Philadelphia
INS
Villanova College
6Th and
Vine Streets
David J. Cameron
Lewis In Strong Position For New Coal Wage Parley
John L. Lewis stands to lead talks opening May 18 in Washington on a new United Mine Workers contract. With a June 30 expiry and a looming July 1 potential walkout, miners seek pay raises, higher welfare fund royalties, and paid holidays.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Norwalk Worker Injured In Fall At Norwalk Truck Lines
Domenick Seville a 56 year old employee at Norwalk Truck Lines suffered a head laceration after a dizzy spell caused a fall on North Beaver Street. He received treatment at New Castle hospital and was discharged after recovery. OBSERVES 100TH BIRTHDAY WAYNESBURG PA Mrs Barbara Ellen Mapel celebrated her centennial with church observances amid a large family gathering.
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Domenick Seville
North
Beaver Street
New Castle Hospital
Norwalk
Seville
Waynesburg
Greene County
Barbara Ellen Mapel
Palestine Invaded as 9000 Arabs Reported Crossing Frontiers
The Hagannah high command said 9000 Arabs from Syria and Lebanon invaded Palestine, attacking Jewish settlements from the north. In Jaffa British troops killed 70 Irgun fighters. total Irgun casualties exceed 100. Jerusalem remained quiet after Arab holdouts at Saint Simeon monastery capitulated. The British withdrew tanks and sent Spitfires to the Katamon area.
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Jerusalem
Jaffa
Haganah High Command
Palestine
Haganah
Tel Aviv
Irgun
Zvai Leumi
Saint Simeon
Katamon
Race Against Time For Peace In Holy Land
United Nations launches desperate mission at Lake Success to avert war in Palestine. US plan for Jerusalem trusteeship appears doomed while consuls in Jerusalem await security council reports. Jewish agency offers conditional truce with three terms: free immigration, removal of infiltrated Arab forces, and unfettered access to Jerusalem. Arabs insist all Arab League join in talks.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Holy Land
Jerusalem
United States
Security Council
Palestine
France
Belgium
Arab League
Jewish Agency
Arabs Higher Committee
Western Hemisphere Nations Sign Treaties
At Bogota on May 1 the 21 republics of North Central and South America signed two treaties and several resolutions ending a 30 day conference. A third treaty will be signed tomorrow. The ceremonies occurred at Simon Bolivar’s former home. The pact of Bogota and a charter form the Organization of the American States under the UN. An anti Communist resolution was adopted unanimously.
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Bogota
Colombia
INSI
North
Central
South America
Simon Bolivar
Organization of the
United Nations
Building Trades Strike Hits Buffalo Construction
More than 22 000 workers in the Buffalo area walked off job sites as AFL Building Trades Unions and contractors failed to reach a wage agreement. About 40 million dollars of commercial projects and nearly 2,500 homes were affected as workers demanded a 25 cent hourly raise while contractors offered 15 cents.
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Buffalo N. Y
Buffalo
AFL
Plan Change In Draft Program
Sen Gurney announced the administration will return to the original draft age of 19 through 25 for regular inductions and take only 18 year olds for the one year training program. The recommendation broadens the draft age group by six months and will be sent to the committee when it meets Tuesday to vote on the combination draft training bill. He expected no objections from the committee.
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Washington
INS
Gurney
S. D
Senate Armed Services
Robbers Loot Pittsburgh Firm Safe After Bind and Gag
Two armed intruders bound and gagged Morrison and McClean Co. watchman Martin Lally 65 on the second floor then dragged him to the first floor and looted the company safe of about 8000 dollars in cash.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Morrison and McClean Co
Martin Lally
Henry Morgan Wife Sues For Separation In NY Court
Mrs Isobel Gibbs Morgan sues for separation from radio comedian Henry Morgan in supreme court New York. She seeks $750 weekly support, $25 000 in fees, and a $3 000 legal expense payment to her attorney Harold Corbin.
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New York
INS
Henry Morgan
Isobel Gibbs Morgan
Supreme Court
Harold Corbin
Woman Falls To Her Death In Charleston Hotel
Charleston authorities investigate the death of Mrs. George Airey a 34 year old Washington, D. C. woman who either jumped or fell from the fifth floor of a Charleston hotel. Her eight year old son was in the room and does not know his mother is dead. Mayor William Morrison took the boy to his home.
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Charleston
S. C
INS
George Airey
Washington, D. C
Airey
William Morrison
Two Wellesley Seniors Tie for May Day Bouquet
At Wellesley College, Pauline Auger and Carmen Ogden shared first in the 53rd annual May Day hoop race marking the first tie in the event. Pauline, of New Bedford, is engaged to Harvard student Richard Gardner. Carmen from Portland, Oregon, has no steady boyfriend yet.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Pauline Auger
New Bedford
Carmen Ogden
Portland
Ore
Pauline
Richard Gardner
Harvard
Carmen
Deaths: Bruce Majors Schooley Brick in local listings
The death notices list Clifford Bruce aged 53 of 222 Shady Side Avenue Frank F Majors aged 72 of 912 Rose Avenue Bernard James Schooley aged 31 of 407 Blaine Street and Mrs Eugene Brick aged 27 of 819 Etna Street, all recorded Saturday May 1 1948.
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Clifford Bruce
Shadyside Avenue
Frank F. Majors
Rose Avenue
Bernard James Schooley
Blaine Street
Eugene Brick
Etna Street
Death Sentence Reduction Urged For Noted Slayer
Phoenix May 1. Hospital Superintendent Dr Join A Larson urged reducing Winnie Ruth Judd's death sentence to life imprisonment to enable psychiatric treatment. He argued treatment is meaningless under a death sentence and noted Judd was declared insane and sent to an asylum before her scheduled execution in 1931. If pardons board acts, she would face recommitment hearings after ruling of mental capacity.
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Phoenix
Ariz
INS
Join A. Larson
Winnie Ruth Judd
Larson
Eva de Concini
Judd
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Oregon Primary Campaign Starts Dewey In Oregon Troll
Governor Dewey arrives in Oregon to campaign for the 12 Republican delegates in the May 21 primary. He plans 35 speeches this week across the state, aiming to fend off Stassen who leads in this delegate contest.
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Fortland
Ore
INS
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Oregon
Harold E. Stassen
Dewey
Stassen
New Hampshire
Douglas MacArthur
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Shenango Band to Get Uniforms
Shenango township workers will solicit residents to raise funds for Shenango school band uniforms. Firefighters were dispatched to West Edison Avenue Friday afternoon at 2 40 to tackle burning grass threatening homes. Chief James E. Thomas says the blaze was quickly extinguished.
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Shenango Township
Shenango
West Edison Avenue
James E. Thomas
Grenade Attack Threatens Greek Justice Minister
May Day strike on Athens targets Justice Minister Christos Ladas. A grenade assault wounded Ladas and a bodyguard. a suspect Efstratios Montzeyannis, 23, claimed Communist ties. Police fear a terror campaign and tightened security in Athens and Piraeus as officials vow to continue countering guerrilla threats.
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Athens
INS
Piraeus
Christos Ladas
Themistocles Sophoulis
Ladas
Lhe
Communist Party
Mayor Signs Most Contracts for City Building
Mayor John F. Haven announced at noon that he had signed all contracts except one for the city building superstructure heating ventilating and electrical work. The plumbing contract will be signed early next week. The structure rises at North Jefferson and Grant streets.
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John F. Haven
Jefferson and
Grant Streets
May Day and Spring Crest in May Weather
The speaker notes May arrives with spring in full bloom and warm weather, mentioning a parade or hike options and carefree mood. The tone reflects seasonal reflections and playful musings on May Peles and social activities as April departs.
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May Peles
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Sharon, Pa
Charles B
Mary Fee Schooley
Martha May Shaffer Schooley
Constant Ann
Linda May
Pa Newe
Pa Nene
Berlin
Daily Weather Report
Soviet
Natalia Rene LN
Richard T. McSorley
National Catholic Conference On Family Life
James Lee
LN. S
Benn Feller
SN. 8
Inside Today
Radio Iby Comics Coon Society
East Brook
Frank Popovich
Hable
Popovich
Neal Edie
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Company
Shenango Band
Kingsbury Smith
Greece
Ministry of Justice
Arthur Memeter
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