Local P S E A Fetes Teachers At New Castle Reception
The New Castle Board of Education and the local PSEA branch hosted teachers of New Castle at a reception in George Washington Junior High School. Betty Brown and Dorothy Young led the greeting, with Dr Wilbur Flannery as master of ceremonies. Miss Marletta Reynolds performed vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs Glenn McCracken, then refreshments and flowers filled the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wilvue Flannery
Frank Burton
Stephen Kleckmer
Georgianna MeeNees
PSE AL
Changes to local schedules after daylight saving time
Numerous adjustments to local and suburban passenger schedules will be made. Seek details from your local ticket agent about adjustments through the region.
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Daylight Savings
Trama
Tekel
MacArthur Returns to Japan in Confident Mood
General MacArthur returns to Tokyo in a confident mood praising progress of the Seoul Inchon offensive. In his remarks he awards Lt. Gen. Lemuel Shepherd a Silver Star for Inchon planning. He travels on a Constellation renamed SCAP and recalls the 1943 Tokyo surrender ceremony aboard the Missouri.
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MacArthur
Tokyo
Seoul-Inchan
Alfred Powers
Lnmander
Lemuel Shepherd
Fleet Marine Forces of the Pacific
MacAhiine
Shepherd
Arthur
Korea
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
President’s Veto Looms Over Anti Subversive Bill
National committee member Biddle blasts the proposed anti subversive bill as political theater. Congress appears set to override the veto after a conference compromise merging key House and Senate provisions. House vote 312 to 20. Senate 51 to 0 with party lines noted among Democrats and one Republican.
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Biddle
Americans For A Democratic
Ution
Politien
Congress
Bell House
Senate
Deny Report Troops Moving From Border
The Seventh Infantry Division is reportedly moving from Seoul in preparation to block a threat while the navy says Communist forces are entrenched on Kunghwa Kanghwa Island near Inchon. Air attacks target boat concentrations as the island is described as a stronghold threatening US supply lines, though Allied landings at Inchon continue at about 4,000 tons daily.
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Seoul
Nav
Kunghwa
Athwari Inchon
Navy
Kanghwa
Inchon
Chiefs of Staff Committee Meets On Atlantic Plans
The chiefs of staff committee of the North Atlantic Ocean Planning Group met in Washington to coordinate naval activities across the Atlantic pact nations. Attending were high-ranking officers from the United States United Kingdom Portugal France Norway Denmark Belgium and other allied services with representatives from multiple navies and the joint services mission.
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Atlantic
Washington
INS
North Atlantic Ocean
Donkheer
B. d. van Toolthe
Royal Netherlands Navy
J. S. Cunha Games
Portu-guese We
Roger G. Lambert
Johs E. Jacobsen
Royal Norwegian Navy
EB. J
Qvistgaard
Royal Danish Navy
the Flower
Douglas Pennant
Artilh
Joint “Services
Mavy
Sumaneesus Die
Nash Introduces New 1951 Series at Showrooms
Nash cars will be displayed at Aryan Motor Sales Inc on Friday September 22 featuring the new Ambassador and Statesman sedans and the Nash Rambler. Changes include front end styling elongated fenders rear mounted lamps and improved ignition waterproofing plus faster cold start and quieter fuel pump.
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Nash
Aryan Mator Sales, Inc
Buller Avenue
Worry of FALSE TEETH and FASTEETH Relief
A garbled ad copy promotes FASTEETH powder for loose false teeth. It claims quick, comfortable relief without gummy or pasty feeling and mentions alkaline non gel formula to keep plates firm.
Approval of New Tax Bill Now Certain
Washington reports a partial tabulation of the new tax bill’s increases to finance the Korean war and rearmament. The plan raises income tax rates, imposes a 10 percent manufacturers excise tax on television sets, and boosts an occupational license tax on coin operated games from $100 to $1,000. Detailed figures show single and married taxpayers with varying dependents face rising annual taxes at each income level.
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Telvision
Washington
No decision yet on wage and price control plans
Tam Paks One enzymes behind the effort as he works on plans to meet the current situation. He warned he is no prophet and cannot say when plans will be ready but will move quickly once started. He aims to reestablish wartime stability without repeating earlier missteps.
Battle of retaliation tightens in Berlin as power cut looms
East German police seize control in the U S sector of Berlin. Western authorities prepare by turning on reserve generators after the Soviets cut electricity. The dispute marks another escalation in the divided city.
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Berlin
U.S
Deaths From Beaver Falls Area Include Two Notables
Multiple obituaries record deaths in Beaver Falls region. Lola M Criss Montez Criss of Patterson Heights dies at home at 2 a m, born January 18 1672, a Grace Methodist member and former president of Braver Falls Garden Club. survivors include brothers Roy Lee and Ryland Criss, and step-siblings. funeral at Scott funeral home Beaver Falls. Samuel A Cowden known as Fred Cowden, age 92, dies at Jameson Memorial Hospital after four weeks ill. born near Poland Ohio October 18 1857. survived by two nephews and a niece. funeral at W S Caskey funeral home with burial at Bethel cemetery. Louis Fred Vaughn of 210 East Wallace Ave dies. service held at Campbell north Hill funeral home with Presbyterian ministers. burial at Castle View Burial Park. Rev E C Hasenplug funeral services at Grace Methodist Church Grove City. burial details unavailable.
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Lola M
Crise
Lala May Montez Criss
Patterson Heights
Beaver Falls
Jacob Nyland Criss
Grace Methodist Church
Brighton
Braver Falls Garden Club
Roy Lee
Greenville
Ryland
New Castle H. D
Scott Funeral Home
Enon Val
Samuel A
Fred) Cowden
Samuel A. Cowden
Fred Cowden
Smithfield Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Poland
Samuel M
Rachel Truesdale Cowden
Beaver Township
Mr. Cow
Erie Conference officials lead funeral services and burials
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth J Miller and other local figures were held with Erie Conference ministers assisting and pallbearers named. Burial occurred at Shenango Valley cemetery in Greenville and Greenwood cemetery for Mrs Miller. Names include Andrew P Carlson New Castle and Rev S Poellas Chrict Lutheran officiating.
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Erie
A. P. Weaver
T. H. Morris
Thomas Coleley
Elsie Hillman
Weller Dunkerley
Owen W. Shields
Newton Swanson
Albert Renwick
George R. D. Braun
H. H. Bish
Arnold Ohl
Shenango Valley Cemetery
Greenville
Marshal Becomes Defense Chief Amid Senate Recess
General Marshall takes office as head of the Defense Department with Congress expected to recess by Saturday. He plans a briefing for the Armed Services Committee during the recess to update on defense needs and the expansion of the military establishment.
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Gen. Marshall
Defense
Hanvever
Tyilings
Marshall
Armed Services Committee
In Memoriam For Antonetta Nicoleno Loved Mother
In loving memory of our beloved mother Antonetta Nicoleno who passed away two years ago on September 21 We think of Mom in silence no eye can see us weep While others sleep we recall the happy home we shared Death has left a loneliness the world cannot fill Sadly missed by daughters Rose Pezazulo and Mary Cervon
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Antonetta Nicoleno
Mom
Rose Pezazuolo
Mary Cervon
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy during bereavement. Appreciation for beautiful flowers and donations. Mes George Mietsch and family Marlin Mietsch and family.
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George Mietsch
Marlin Mietsch
Funeral Mass and Burial for John P. Brogan at St Marys
John P. Brogan was offered a funeral mass today at nine oclock at St Marys church with Rev Fr F. McCarter presiding. Pallbearers were Norman Freeborn William TreCormick John Sturm Alex Skundov Francis Eakin and Paul Walters. Committal services followed at St Marys cemetery conducted by Rev Fr McCarter.
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John P. Brogan
St. Marys’ Church
Mr. McCarter
Norman Freeborn
William Tre- Cormick
John Sturm
Alex Skundov
Francis Eakin
Paul Walters
McCarter
St. Mary's Cemetery
Backache for Being Civilized, UT Professor Says
Pittsburgh report on the Third Annual Symposium on Orthopedics features Dr. Paul C. Williams of the University of Texas, a back specialist, arguing civilization brings backache as a cost of modern life. Williams notes factors from posture to strain contribute to spinal discomfort.
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Paul C. Williams
University of Texas
Primitive beliefs shape medical claims in Pittsburgh report
Dr Williams discusses rheumatism and back pain as less known among primitives while explaining load carrying by primitive people. The piece notes a historical legal rule about murder trials and cites uranium deposits in the Belgian Congo.
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Epeche
Pittsburgh
Williams
Luinvage
Uius
MMRG
Shini-~olubwe
Belgian Congo
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Lewissurg
INSI
Bucknell University
H.W. Prenlis
Armstrong Cark Co
Brazil
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Igen
Japan
Alors
Graham
Kefaurer
Tenn
Kilger Leahy
Rut
Lehman
Nlanger
N. D
Langer
Julian Goldman
Washington ST
Acme
New Orleans
Whistler
Jorquelyn Cadlow
Paradis
Jackie
Q Werbert Belson
Clifford Catlow
Volge
Hasenplug
E. C. Tlasenplug
Grove City
Frank
McKnight
Mr. Brogan
Refrigerators Robins Furniture Co
Hrs Hove Mbeal Rete
Ilitates
Jesse .N. Kerr
Dependable Jawrler
Mill St
Face
Rane Anta
Guarentes Reasonavie
Jack Gerson
Parkinson S
Jan Inmont
Centennial
Turner's Jewelry
E. Norti
Strouss
Smith’s
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
Fedoral Deposit Insurance Corp. and
Federal Reserve Bank System
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