New Castle Man Killed Near Butler on Turnpike
Andrew C. DeLorenzo 45 of 8 E Wabash Ave was struck and killed by Karl J. Korber 23 of Cleveland while his truck stalled along the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Richland Township about three miles west of the Butler Valley interchange. DeLorenzo died en route to Citizens General Hospital. He was born in New Castle Sept 11 1911 a WWII veteran and truck driver for Don Bartlett Trucking Co. Survived by wife Ann Jackson De Lorenzo two children Andrew Jr and Patty Ann two brothers two sisters and other relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 am from DeCarbo Funeral Home.
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Andrew C. DeLorenzo
E. Wabash Ave
Karl J. Korber
Cleveland
Richland Township
Butler Valley
DeLorenzo
Don Bartlett Trucking Co
Citizens General
New Castle
Mr. DeLorenzo
Anthony and
Angeline DeCarbo DeLorenzo
Ann Jackson DeLorenzo
Norwalk Trucking Co
Christopher Columbus Society
Andrew Jr
Patty Ann
Peter
Kirk DeLorenzo
Charlotte Mora
Mary Masterelli
Niles
Kite Sky Delights Pa Newe Family In Butler Area
A Pa Newe family reports a kite seen flying in recent days over Butler Avenue. Fall winds lift the bright craft high as painting work on city mail boxes resumes to restore red white and blue harmony. Pennsylvania motorists urged to dim lights at night per state law. District students begin first full week of classes with new teachers and classroom routines. Illuminated school warning signs near Clem Moore School on Wilmington Road operate at night to warn drivers.
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Pa Newe
Butler Ave
Pennsylvania
Clem Moore
Wilmington Rad
Weather Summary Shows Warmer With Showers Tonight
Daily weather report notes rather cloudy and warmer conditions with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday. Lows drop to 50 to 55 while highs reach the 70s. US weather statistics cover 24 hours to 7 PM Sunday with a 66 degree max, 38 degree min, 0 precipitation, and river stage 7.7 feet. For the period ending 7 PM Monday the river stage is 7.5 feet.
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United States
Marian Ann McKnight Crowned Miss America South Carolina Beauty
Marian Ann McKnight of Manning South Carolina won the Miss America title at Atlantic City after a week of pageant events. The 19 year old college junior spoke to reporters at her first press conference saying she was numb when the sash was pinned on her. She begins duties in New York today appearing on three TV shows and holding a news conference before continuing to VPage.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Marian Ann McKnight
Harman W. Nichols
N.J
South Carolina
Manning
D.C
Leonore Slaughter
Marian
New York
Five Negro Children Enter Sturgis High
Five Negro children entered Sturgis High in Ky an hour and a half before opening under a police plan. State police transported two girls and three boys in two cars to avoid crowds. National Guard troops and tanks guarded the yard with 25 state police present.
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James Renneisen
United Press
Sturgis
Sturgis High School
National Guard
Ike Day Proposal Aims for Millions Oct Day Celebration
Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall invites millions to celebrate Ike Day on October 13. The date precedes President Eisenhower's birthday on October 14.
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Ike
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Death notices listing several individuals for September 10 1956
Obituaries and death notices record several seniors and adults by name age and address including Mrs Bertha Fowler 56 615 Pearson St John M Bunemann 58 105 Rich elieu Ave Joseph M Heaney Sr 55 419 S Bartram Ave Michael Mesel 59 1208 S Jefferson St Andrew DeLorenzo 45 8 E Wahbash Ave and Hazel Diane Dittmer 4 New Bedford Pa indicating local obituary notices for that date.
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Bertha Fowler
Pearson
John M. Bunemann
Richelieu
Joseph M. Heaney, Sr
Joseph Heaney
A Bartram
John Bunemann
Menzies Heads To London From Cairo Amid Suez Tensions
Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies left Cairo for London in low spirits after a week of failed Suez talks with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He was accompanied by U S representative Lou Henderson and Swedish representative Osten Anden as unrest over control of the Suez Canal intensified and European pilots faced new tensions.
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Cairo
Robert G. Menzies
Suez
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Menzies
U.S
Lou Handerson
Osten Anden
Suez Canal
British and French Leaders Mull Suez Crisis War Risk
London reports captains of Britain and France plan talks as Menzies mission fails to secure Egypt's acceptance of international canal control. Leaders Eden Mollet Pineau prepare for peace or war amid grave Suez crisis with Lloyd Henderson Undén and others en route to London.
Presidential campaigns open in Pennsylvania
Eisenhower and Stevenson open their campaigns within miles of each other as Pennsylvania becomes the national focus. Five Republican candidates kick off statewide tours through central and eastern Pennsylvania while Joseph S. Clarke enters the Senate race. Nixon and Eisenhower greet 400 Republican leaders at Gettysburg, and Stevenson is set for a major address at a $50 Democratic dinner in Harrisburg's Farm Show Arena.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Joseph S. Clarke
U. S. Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Gettysburg
Stevenson
Farm
Record vote registrations near county high mark
County voters registered total reached 50 199 by Saturday with 31 223 Republicans 18 598 Democrats and 378 others. Registrations trail the 1952 record of 50 707 by 508 as final counts approach the election.
U S Studies Spanish Plan For Suez Canal Control
Washington officials report the United States is examining the Spanish plan for international control of the Suez Canal as a basis for a peaceful settlement. Secretary Dulles plans talks with British and French envoys to seek a common course. The Spanish plan proposes an international board with Cairo influence, potentially a majority Egyptian membership.
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Joseph H. Singer
I.N
Cairo
U.S
Woman in Blue Sought in Kidnapping Slaying Case
Hamden, Conn. authorities search for an unidentified woman in blue in connection with the kidnap slaying of 6 week old Cynthia Ruotolo. State's Attorney Ullman says a composite sketch is being prepared from photos and progress is being made. An FBI autopsy report is awaited to determine the cause of death.
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Hamden
Conn
Cynthia Ruotolo
Abraham S. Ullman
Ullman
FBI
Washington
Cynthia
Maine State Election Opens With Heavy Maine Voter Turnout
Maine votes kick off 1956 election day with Gov. Edmund Muskie seeking a second term against Willis Traf ton Jr. and three Republican congressmen defending seats. Early predictions point to a strong turnout as campaigns intensify across the state.
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Portland
Maine
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Willis A. Trafton Jr
Muskie
Robert
Typhoon Emma Pursues Siberia After Destruction Across Asia
Typhoon Emma roared from Japan through the Korea Strait into the sea heading toward Siberia with 115 mph winds. It caused heavy rain up to 32 inches, floods, and widespread damage in Japan, Korea, and Okinawa, killing 19 in Japan and 1, American soldier and two civilians killed elsewhere.
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Tokyo
Emma
Japan Sea
Siberia
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
U.S
Pusan
Itazuke
Kyushu
Shikoku Island
Tsushima Straits
South Korea
Hokkaido
Honshu
Two Die In Stunt Plane Crash Near Martins Ferry
A Navy type trainer light plane crashed into a ravine near Tiltonville Ohio Sunday night killing Raymond Rader of Glendale West Virginia and Robert Roode of Wheeling Island. An eyewitness said the craft fell to the ground shortly after attempting a loop. Authorities have not determined which man was piloting.
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Martins Ferry
Raymond Rader
Glendale
W. Va
Robert Roode
Wheeling Island
Tiltonville
Busy Week Ahead For President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower enters a busy week centered on politics and the Suez crisis. He sent Secretary of State Dulles to London for Anglo-French talks after Egypt seized the canal and will face questions at his news conference. He launches his reelection campaign with a rally for hundreds of Republican leaders at his Gettysburg farm. He also travels to University Park to dedicate the Helen Akin Eisenhower Chapel at Penn State.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Canal
John Foster Dulles
London
Egypt
Gettysburg
University Park
Milton Eisenhower
Helen Akin Eisenhower
Penn State University
Layot Proposes International Committee for Suez Revision
Britain rejects Egypt’s call for new talks to end the Suez crisis as Cairo proposes an international committee to review the 1888 Constantinople Convention guaranteeing free canal navigation in war or peace. Egyptian President Nasser announces the move as Australian Prime Minister Menzies leaves Cairo for London after a failed mission.
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William Sexton
United Press
London
Britain
Egypt
Charles P. Arnot
Cairo
INS
Suez Canal
Constantinople
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Robert G. Menzies
Coldest September 10 in Philadelphia in 73 years
Philadelphia records reveal today as the coldest Sept 10 in 73 years with a low of 45 degrees, tying the all time low for the date first set in 1883 at the Weather Bureau.
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Philadelphia
INS
Weather Bureau
Bristol man shoots wife then attempts self harm
In Bristol borough a 29 year old man shot and killed his estranged wife, 27 year old Ethel Smith, on a stairway to her second floor flat, wounded a woman friend, and then fired a shot into his head in a death by own action. Police report the act was admitted by William Smith, a railroad clerk.
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Bristol
Ins
Ethel Smith
William Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Smith
Two Die In US 224 Head On Crash Near Hillsville
Two New Castle men died when their car collided head on with a dump truck on US 224 east of Hillsville. Joseph Heaney 55 and John Bunemann 58 were pronounced dead at Jameson Memorial Hospital. State police cited fatal head and chest injuries. Yargo 47 and a Hillsville teen were not hurt. Traffic delayed over 30 minutes as wreckage was cleared. Bunemann survived by Frances Bunemann and had lived in the city 20 years. Continued on Page 1.
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New
John A. Meehan Jr
Heaney
Bunemann
Meehan
B. & CO. Railroad
New Castle
Joseph Yargo
Lowellville
Yargo
Henry C. Melanie
Hillsville
John M. Bunemann
New Kensington
Henry Bunemann
Frances Theural Bunemann
Eight Killed In State Traffic During Weekend
Unseasonable cold weather kept traffic light on Pennsylvania highways but could not curb fatalities. A United Press survey tallied eight deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday midnight due to traffic mishaps, plus two more killed in a small plane crash. One tragedy near Mahanoy City involved a five year old deaf mute fatally run over by a truck.
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Pennsylvania
United Press
Mahanoy City
Classifieds and Obituary Notices in the St. Radis Journal
Classified and society section highlights with crossword and stock listings. Obituary note appears. theaters and want ads column shown. News desk lists phone numbers for want ads and general inquiries.
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St. Radis
Sea
U5iae
Eee
Society
Ie Ci. Hk
Help Your Church And Community Do Good Today
A brisk urging to busy readers to volunteer and support their church and neighbors. The message highlights time constraints but stresses that helping others builds community and may reciprocally benefit the helper. The tone is friendly and motivational with a local, communal focus.
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Stel
Butler
IEC
Montgomery Ave
Daily Weather Report
Beauty
Sturgis High
Hazel Diane Dittmer
New Bedford, Pa
Robert Gordon Menzies
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
Anthony Eden
Menzies Committee
Loy W. Henderson
Oesten Unden
Woman In Blue
Ruotolo
Japan, Korea
Layot
Arthur Mometer
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