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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1952
Page
1
A training LC-120 from Fort Monmouth crashed on a farm near Matawan Middlesex County during a routine navigational flight to Pittsburgh. Three flyers were killed and identification delayed due to carnifil damage at the scene.
Secretary Eden will speak on coordinating European defense efforts including the Syrian steel assembly project and a European defense council. He will visit Marshal Tito in Yugoslavia and begin a two week Southeast Europe tour, with stops such as Trieste and Belgrade as part of a broader security dialogue.
A garbled report claims a letter from a US general urged Japan to strengthen defenses. Sources say Japanese officials admitted receipt but hid contents. The piece notes American forces on Hokkaido may withdraw sunrise next, while Japan seeks cost shares and possible rapid military buildup amid Cold War tensions.
Phin Pepe Oe prepared street lists expected to take ten days. Total 50 004 shows 4 976 registered as Republicans, 16 925 24 Democrats, balance 424 divided among Prohibitionists, Socialists, Independents, No Party and Progressive. Registration interest high. anticipated heavy turnout on November 4.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Jennie Dell Wilson 83 of Eau Claire at Jameson Memorial Hospital after hip fracture. Also listed are Vargo 77, Parra 90s, and several others from Wisconsin and Pittsburgh area. Each entry notes survivors, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements with multiple call times and cemetery interment details.
Fragmentary report notes many small air disturbances during the day with low flying over rooftops. Soys and girls from North Street school struggled to stay dry as they waited for and rode buses to other schools.
Allied air forces hit three major North Korean supply complexes near Pyongyang and Mongwon, destroying ordnance stockpiles in revetments, firing thousands of secondary blazes, and crippling highway and rail links. Bombers also targeted enemy vehicles near Sariwon with heavy losses amid broad daylight strikes.
Three fugitives sought near Bethlehem, identified as Joseph Nolen 20 Hale Nolen 22 Miner Lehner 21. They reportedly kidnapped a farmer, hijacked a car, stabbed a Bucknell student, and held a seven-person family for hours before fleeing toward Maryland. Civil Air patrol aiding search as authorities warn of dangerous suspects.
Eyewitness notes indicate a major eruption with hydrogen sulfide and lava activity. Reports describe tidal waves, ash showers, and flying debris as the eruption intensifies, blanketing nearby coasts and threatening evacuations.
We express our sincere thanks to our friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the death of our husband and father We especially thank the minister and others who offered comforting words gifts and support in this difficult time
Governor Stevenson, while resting in Springfield, has a limited schedule as he recovers. The trip includes planned meetings with Waters Davis of League City Texas, and notable figures such as Akoh Blaustein of Baltimore and Wight Roe G. Palen, a Democratic National Committee official, to discuss national affairs and party matters.
Governor Thomas E Dewey warns AFL delegates against impetuous moves toward endorsing a presidential candidate at the New York convention. His measured appeal follows urging by AFL leaders and New York City officials to back a Democratic ticket, amid calls for patient party alignment.
General Eisenhower begins a Midwest swing aiming for 158 electoral votes across 12 states. He vows to present issues plainly and ends with a strong attack on socialized medicine, calling Truman's plan a foolish experiment that harms the voluntary medical system. He will be joined by Robert A. Taft in Cincinnati and other allies, with Dulles meeting him after talks with Dulles and planning further addresses in Seattle and San Francisco.
A large fire at Belmont Park barns destroyed 24 racehorses including Noble Gestie and Greensboro. Groom Alfred Mughal died. 23 other horses perished as the 18 day meet continued despite the blaze. Track officials attributed the loss to the wooden stable complex and cited Vanderbilt Calumet and Whitney as stabled in the attack area.
Miss Nixon stressed the importance of women in journalism and led a discussion after her talk. Frances Davenport, vice President of the Northwest district, presided over the business meeting. Special guest Mrs. Jane Mutlivine, editor of the Dowingtown Archive, spoke on the association goals and the role of women in the field.
At the meeting present were Mrs Fay Gowan Ellwood City Lodger treasurer of the state association and Marion Shalo Sharon Herald last president of the organization. The session welcomed the growth and tied annual event.
Penn State faced a labor walkout as workers pressed for a 40 hour week while the college opened its fall term. Emergency steps limited student impact with about 15,000 students affected as non union staff remained at posts and core operations continued.
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