United Steelworkers Named In Ellwood Plant Election
United Steelworkers of America CIO were named bargaining agent for Mathews Conveyor Co in Ellwood City after a plant election Sept 12. Ronald Heron supervised the process. 242 voted with 2 challenges sustained. 141 Yes 1099 No results listed in fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
Mathews Conveyor Company
Ellwood City
Ronald ‘J. Heron
National Labor Relations Bower
Loys
Usa-C1q
Eliza Kinder Dies in Youngstown Youth
Mrs Eliza Kinder of Youngstown died in North Side Hospital Youngstown on Tuesday. She was a member of the Apostolic church Girard Ohio. Surviving are daughters Mrs Rose Meeks Columbus Ohio Mrs Louise McConnell and Mrs Kinder of Youngstown and Leonard C Kinder of Wilson QC eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren two brothers Ernest Waberger and Charles Waberger of Youngstown Funeral services planned Friday from Davidson Bennett funeral home Youngstown with burial in Home cemetery Friends may visit tonight and Thursday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
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Elizabeth Minter
McClelland Voaud
Youngs- Hawn
North Side
Youngstown
Ue Apostatic Church
i + Girard
Arena Anighters
Rose Meeks Columbus
Louise McConnell
Clnvert I Kinder
T and
Honard C. Kinder
Wiles, QC
Ernest Waberger
Charles Waberger
Davidson-Bennett Funeral Home
Home Cemetery
Card Of Thanks For Our Loss And Sympathy
The Kasey and Moore families thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs Clyde E Kasey. Thanks for the flowers and donations received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Kasey
Kasey and
Moore
Government controls to vary for commodities
Government spending to the 30 million dollar level will raise central toughness and trigger further authorized spending. The Interstate Commerce Commission moves to boost freight car utilization, raising costs for shippers and receivers by limiting idle cars after the 48 hour free time. New controls loom from the NPA to curb hoarding and ration scarce materials, with NEA coordinating with copper authorities on an allocation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudson
Ihem
Acdor
NPA
NEA
Dayton Leads Rural Chest Drive in New Castle Area
Dayton heads the rural division of the Chest campaign as 20 Girl Scout units with 385 girls and 25 boys and girls attend camps this summer through the Community Chest and 4 H. services for New Castle area residents. Co-chairs Dayton Howe and Butler recruit volunteers for the campaign starting October 10 with a $127,600 goal for 1959.
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New Castle
Dayton
Howe
Butler
Deaths Of The Day In Ellwood City area obituaries listed with families and services
Mrs. Alex McCallen nee Nettle J Block aged 76 of 2068 Mark Ave died Tuesday at 5 30 pm in Jameson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include sister in law Mrs WK Black and cousins. Funeral Friday 2 40 pm at John R Folger Funeral Home Wallace Ave with viewing Thursday 2 4 and 7 8 pm. Burial Graceland Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Frank Olson and Mrs Mary Burick with details of survivors, services and burial plans. Peter Cappozza Capars aged 79 of West Pittsburg died in Ellwood City Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Moravia March 17 1873 he lived in West Pittsburg 60 years worked for P&LE railroad 25 years. Survived by numerous children and grandchildren and siblings. Body at DeCarlo Funeral Home East Luthon until visitation tonight. funeral arrangements pending. Also note Mercenary paragraph about England paying Russian troops for the American Revolution.
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Alex McCallen
Alex McCallie
Nettle J. Block
Mark Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
McCallen
Bery
East Brook
Edward
Mary Ann Black
New ‘Aistle
Survivora Ave
Frank Olson
Marjorie Flinner
Portersville
A. D
Ellwood City
Donald
Samuel
Ada Clare Stewart Fiuner
Prospect
Harvey E. Measel
New Brighton
Dealin Barkley
Mars
Kenneth L
Canton
C. Donald B
James H
Samuel Lb
B.D
St. John's Luthern
Stoney )Church
Rev
H. F. Chenauf
Greenlawn
Butter
Jale
Slippery Rock Township
Peter Wappozzal Canals
Peta (Cappuzza) Capars
West Pittsburg
Mr. Capals
Mora Aly
Hoecg Cappozza
Pitsburgh
Lake Erie Railroad
Holy Cross Church
James
Mary Setthno
Erie
Tose Marcantini
West Pittsbure
Ralph
Youngstown
O. Michael
Ethwood City
Dames
Zelie
Angelo Capporza
Beaver Falls
East Lutton
DeCarho Funeral Home
East Luthon
Cunningham
Daylight kidnapping alarm grips Paterson over baby Nancy Goodell
In broad daylight two women described as thin gray and “piano leg” figures were seen bending over an infant carriage carrying 8 month old Nancy Goodell. Fred Goodell Jr left the baby unattended outside an apartment while fetching an ironing board. Police alerted the east and asked for two watches.
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Pat
Paterson
East
Nancy Goodell
Fred Goodell
I Goodell
New Red Planes Destroyed In Early Combat
The afternoon battle saw tar bombers shoot down three enemy planes and damage one while another flight neutralized hidden aircraft but failed to ignite. The FUth Air Force reported success against tanks with four destroyed, ten damaged, two possibly damaged and two possibly destroyed. Fly 186 Sartler Fifth Air force logged 180 sorties, destroying twelve enemy trucks and eight more damaged. In the northeast sector, eight fighters bombed two rail tunnels used by North Korea troops, flames visible at both ends. Night fighters attacked a 30‑vehicle convoy with no reported damage.
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Ernoon
Liey
Futh Air Force
Sartler
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Speed Up Action On More Billions For U S Defense
Congress moves to speed billions for defense with eleven and a half billion dollars in domestic defense and four billion for arms to allied anti-Communist nations. The House backed major items, the Senate expected to follow, boosting the 1951 budget to about six billion and funding 5333 additional Air Force planes and increased ship production.
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America
House
Senate
Motor units of 229th start trip to Camp Atterbury
The 229th Army units begin a journey to Camp Atterbury marching from Pace One. The convoy will park overnight at the Allen County fair grounds in Lima, Ohio, with departures planned to Atterbury on Thursday. Some units take a southern route via Ohio south of Pittsburgh.
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Stark
Allen County
Lina, O
Can Atterbury
Lakina Horthermm
Atterbury
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bereavement Thanks From Ethel Foster and Family
The Foster family expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for kindness sympathy and flowers during their recent bereavement. They specifically thank those who donated cars and flowers.
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Ethel Foster
Mazur Family Thanks for Sympathy on Loss
The Mazur family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness, messages, and sympathy extended after the death of Simon Masur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Masur
Alea
Mazur
Notice printed for local disciplinary actions and police summons
A notice states that Tam fill in business at 1 East Long must be addressed by George D Reid La Anenee Oy Cole, all must appear before CNR. It also mentions several boys cited for allegedly stealing doughnuts from Archies on Washington Street and ordered to appear before Police Chief Manna.
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East Long
George D. Reid
la Anenee
OY H Cole
CNR
Archie
Fast Washington Street
Manna
W German Probe In Defense Of Europe Issue
Report on Western Allied discussions over Germany's role in a unified European defense. Debates cover German recruitment into a broader Atlantic defense force, the possibility of German units under a unified command, and differing views among the United States Britain and France on internal security versus external defense. Subcommittees were set to report back soon on manpower production and financing.
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Europe
Geremans
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
United States
Canada
U.S
Ley
Britain
Bevin
France
Schuman
Wie
T Ney
Germany
Incuuaen
Soine
Jhigh
Ivone Kirkpatrick
Tlanking
Francois Poncet
John J. McCloy
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Acheson
Iailly
Uncle Sam
State Week Leaders Meet Tonight
A gathering planned for tonight includes leaders from the Moore women's division and various sectors. Participants listed include Shirley Kerr, John Q. Musto, W. F P. Kegel, J. Lepere Matthews, Robert Dickson, Clyte Whit taker, Hoy F. Conway, Lewis Conn, Ralph Andine, Harald Buins, James C. Fink, Rev. Calvin Hose, J. Fred Clarke and others across utilities banking education labor religion and transportation.
Local Thanks for Kind Gifts After Bereavement
Card thanks neighbors relatives and friends for kindness sympathy and support shown during our recent bereavement. Hahn and Sons David and George extend heartfelt gratitude for the comforting expressions and assistance received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manx
Bias
DS. Hahn and Sons
David and
George
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Ellwood
Eliza Kinder
Chest Drive
Applied Bookkeeping
South Croton Ave
New Castle Business College
Seune
Washington St
Mary Burick
Mary Huxick
Dameson Memorial Hospital
Mazday
Wampur 1
Buvick
Poland
St. Monica's Church
Clara Lyerly
Washington, D.C
Josephine van Sovich
Wampur
Etchurch, Koppel
St. Agatha’s Cemetery
Marshall
Tame
Wampum
Lod
Rithamdtie
Remington Portable Typewriter
Muracle Bt
New Jersey
U. S. Defense
sCortinaea
Pace One
N. Mui
Qen Mis
Dar Service Onarastes
Jack Gerson Tous
Wasktartes
Patty Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Mercer St
Home For Funerals
Eto
R. L. Boyd
Rae
Sottan
Future Education
Farm Borean Life Laurence Co
Columbia
Charles E. Williams
E. Washington Street
UA Ta
Palnem
Jesse N. Kerr
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