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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1951

Page

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Boy Scout Board Meeting Discusses Camping Plans

Executive board of Lawrence County Council of Boy Scouts met Tuesday night in the Greer building to discuss the camping season at Camp Agawa. President Chi AY announced district council standard park plans and activities, with notes from Ernest on camping events and the National Cup Engineering Service. Attendees included Carroll, Reynolds, Davis, Valin, Worsley, Matheny, Hough, and Butler.

Laverence County Cowell Boy Scouts Greer Chi AY Curbean Lawrence County Bildebrand Vouty Broad Creek Menmorial Baltimore Sears Chavon Taeliall Ed Ban. Carroll Paul Reynolds Ralph Davis Erle Valin Worsley Post Sh Matheny Jabez Hough Howard Butler

Pennsylvania R R To Order 132 Diesels

The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to order 192 diesel locomotives next week at a cost of 45 million dollars, with Franklin Wallos presiding over the stockholders meeting. The total equipment program will reach 445.0 million, including locomotives and cars, adding to a prior order of 1036 diesels already delivered or soon to be shipped.

Fan Ladelpuga Mie Pee Lnb Pennssvania Wallos Cranklin Aneeting Fordin Hatic Cretch

Former Ambassador Tells How to Deal With Soviet Russia

Former ambassador, Joseph Davies, warns that without Stalin's restraint the Soviet leadership may push toward war. He argues death of Stalin could raise peace risks and warns about a volatile inner circle of young leaders. Davies is in London amid family travel, discussing crisis dynamics and world balance.

Soviet Russia Joseph Stalin

Injured Plane Crash Victim Found After Three Days

A crash in heavy fog Saturday left an injured man stranded for three days. He crawled 180 feet to aid and heard cars on the Turnpike but could not summon help. The wreckage was found Sunday after fog delayed discovery. the victim had gangrene in a broken leg and other injuries. Card of thanks notes condolences from family of Swiney N. Zeleter.

Tie Adair Mane Rth Colubus Baltimore Lee

In Memoriam for Maery Langotin and Imishand

In memory of dear Imishand and father Maery Langotin who passed away one year ago on May 1950. Loved by Winfest wife and daughter. Also remembered are Hlarey Laughlin and Hozedi andy.

Imishand Maery Langotin Wile Iday Win Fest Atth Gyindaon Hlarey Laughlin Hozedi Andy

Deaths Of The Day: Multiple Obituaries Reported

A chaotic obituary notice lists several deaths with scattered details. Marry It Mesen White died from a heart attack on a porch in the city early morning. Other obituaries mention Harry Ro McAlten, Loyal McAlen, Evith Aitchinson, Rev. George er will officiate, and funeral services set for others at various local cemeteries and firms.

Ingio A. McAllen Yeu Mel Wis Alen C.F. Wilson's Sons Chae Alen Joseph Minnie Vau Dyke Effie Stewarts Harry Ro McAlten US Marine Coys Camp Lejeune Velnk Stevenson

U S Aid Is Not One Way Street Says Officials

A continuation discusses U S assistance as not a one way street and urges American corporations to seek larger stakes in Spanish companies. Officials argue for mutual investment and clarify policy to encourage reciprocal gains.

U.S Spain

First Beef Price Controls Take Effect Nationwide

Price controls on beef begin, with a 10 percent cut in animal prices. Stockyards in Chicago Omaha and Philadelphia report normal shipments and mixed activity as industry observers watch the impact. Wholesalers face new price levels while farmers and ranchers respond to the policy in a tense market.

Chicago Midwest Inday Alls Dowao Omaha Sare

Truman urges extension of wage and price controls

President Truman said extending all controls, including prices and wages, is vital to national survival. He noted the Defense Production Act expires June 40 and urged Congress to reenact and broaden controls amid mounting military orders and economic strain.

Truman Congress

War's Heaviest Aerial Strike Hits Sinuiju

Allied air forces led by the United States and South Korea launched a massive assault on Sinuiju across the Yalu from Manchuria. Bombers and fighters pummeled airfields and supply centers with bombsNapalm and fuel, as reports say Sinuiju was virtually wiped off the map. The campaign followed days of heavy strikes on targets along the front including the 36th Parallel, with ROK forces crossing into North Korea and TAG units pressing toward the front in multiple sectors.

Vijongiu Limiles Anil Chunchen Wis WS. Fifth Air Force Slouija Antung Simwiju Beame Iehy Americin 36Th Parallel North Korea Tnse

Edenburg Friendship Class Meeting Postponed to Friday Evening

The Friendship class of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening May 12 at 7 30 pm with Reverend Angust and Mr. Waymjond Curmy as tutors. Various local residents visit and call on neighbors over the weekend with several families hosting relatives and guests in Edenburg and nearby towns.

Methoiist Citizel Mos Anwgst Waymjond Curmy Edenburg Clark Brown Bewtekler Hubert Hammers John Swank Greenville Mary Fear, Minelli Westford Tony Laingiotl Carmella Minetti Ralph Since New Castle Ray Biddle Linia Coats Tod Hoter Niles Harry Dabnstan Joseph Park Mir Holter Stewart Youngstown Nate M Vertnov Bright Clarence Vevonnell

Pa Newe Observes Time of Bridge Construction and Commencement

The city works on a new bridge near Central fire station on South Jefferson street drawing attention from passersby as machinery prepares the ground for street and bridge work. County high schools gear up for graduation season with many programs and seniors studying for final exams, while New Castle seniors wear white and red disks showing school pride at the tuck institution and related events fill the schedule.

Jefferson Street Lee New Castle Tuck Institution Stirls

Paint Plant Burns At Jamestown Pennsylvania

Fire gutted the Jamestown Paint and Varnish plant causing about 200000 dollars in damages. Jamestown firefighters contained the fire to the main building while Creenville crews helped keep flames from spreading to nearby structures.

Jamestown Sensis Jamestown Paint & Varnish Company Ta Sorway Creenville Firen

State Senate Receives Income Tax Measure Today

The finance committee approved the income tax plan to raise $44 million in new revenue as part of balancing a $1.2 billion biennial plan. The corporate levy would rise to five percent with a permanent excise on cigarettes, liquor, and beer. The measure, approved by the House, awaits concurrence on amendments from the Senate.

Nnvernor Reiley

Group Of Russian Nationals On Buying Spree In New York

A 15 member group from the Soviet U.N. delegation and embassy staff bought washing machines television sets and refrigerators in New York but could not take them aboard. Seventeen crates of gourds were seized and later returned to the pier as shoremen watched.

New York U.N America

Protests and odd suggestions from AFL delegate amid shipboard talk

Protests attributed to Gene Sampson, AFL delegate, reveal confusion over gear and a plan to “wend you wu handtrick.” Amid chatter about cargo and ships, a New York television ad copy mentions handy gadgets and purse mirrors. The note closes with thanks for sympathy and flowers after a bereavement.

Gene Sampson AFL Longshocenen

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