Mazer Leads Pittsburgh Symphony in New Castle Concert
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra conducted by a new maestro, Mazer, played to about 2,200 at the Cathedral. Highlights included Rossini Overture and Beethoven Symphony No.7, with Moussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition and Sousa encore Stars and Stripes Forever. The audience's praise echoed through a sold out second balcony as Judge Henderson hailed it a cultural and financial success.
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Pittsbur
Beethoven
Mazer
J*ruts Siegel
Chicago
Siegel
Shahe Symphony
Strles
New Castle
John F. Henderson
Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania Inc
Lawrence County
PSEA Midwestern Region Convention Set in New Castle
The 38th annual Midwestern Region convention of the Pennsylvania State Education Association will meet at Cathedral October 28 with about 2000 teachers from Beaver Butler Clarion Lawrence Mercer counties attending. Dr Glenn A Olds SUNY executive dean will be main speaker, with local leaders Herchler and Brandau greeting the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Cathedral
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Lawrence
Mercer
Glenn A. Olds
The
State University of New York
Garrett Theological Seminary
Denver University
Northwestern University
Russell J. Herchler
New Castle
Rey W. Brandau
PSEA
John J. Shulzman
Sharon
Walter A. Kearney
Afcheesport
Pennsylvania State University
Robert H. Sisler
Grove City College
James Lawson
Butler County Community Lege
City man convicted of robbery in Long Ave case
Rogues Sideauay was convicted by a criminal court jury yesterday for armed robbery on Long Ave last Oct 23. Eddie Daniels 20 of 319 Bel Ave was held for sentencing. He was identified by a victim in one of three knife robberies in the same neighborhood that night.
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Sideauay
Long Ave
Eddie Daniels
Bel Ave
Oine
William Weaver Jr
Leslie Hotel
Wailer
Lafayetta St
Theft spree and local burglaries reported in New Bedford area
Police probe five thefts with $1,179 in cash and goods taken at Fink Marine Supply Co on U S 422. Items include a used outboard motor and rifle shells. Burglary linked to an oil theft at Highway Oil Co. Also reported: small cash losses at Gustav's Purelord Bakery and a cigarette machine theft at Ingot Aide. Community notices include Sukkos services at Tifereth Israel and upcoming Hoyt Center art classes starting Oct 1 taught by local teachers.
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Dnd
New Bedford
Fink Marine Suply Co
U.S. 422
Ohione
Highway Oil Co
Serviee Station
Aor
Gustav
Purelord
I. Washington St
Andrew J. Piyarnik
Ingot Aid
W. Grant St
Louisa Parillo
Bedford St
Hoyt Center
Leasure Ave
Joyce Arnold
Janice Molownt
Lawrence County
Moyt Center
Three plead innocent to theft attempt in Ohio
Three men from New Castle and Youngstown area faced arraignments in Astabula County Court after an August 22 attempt to steal two safes failed. Clyde Perott Frank A. Scurgio and Dominick P. Seczarina pled not guilty and are held on a 5000 dollar bond awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva-On - the - Lake
Ohio
New Castle
Youngstown
Astabula
Clyde Perott
Frank A. Scurgio
Dominick P. Seczarina
Struthers
GE union talks stall as strike threats loom
UPI reports GE faces a potential strike as the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union plans to pull workers off the job amid stalled contract talks. The IUE cites opposition to GE's latest offer while the Justice Department sues over a light bulb distribution system.
Westinghouse talks stall as unions press delay
Pittsburgh UP I representatives of Westinghouse Electric Corp and leaders of three unions met briefly on Tuesday to discuss a proposed three year contract. The IUE and the Federation of Westinghouse Independent salaried Unions will join the Westinghouse Conference Board in Washington today and renegotiate Thursday. The IBEW, which rejected the proposal increasing wages and fringe benefits, resumes bargaining next Tuesday. About 75 000 Westinghouse workers are represented by the three unions and the United Electrical Workers. Contracts with these groups expire October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Federation of Westinghouse
TUE Westinghouse Conference Board
Washington
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Consumer protection promised cont over from page i
The Republican team is praised as stronger than prior campaigns with Tabor introduced by Arnold Satz. Mayor Jordan introduces area candidates John Heath for Congress Mark H. Rutledge for state Senate and Robert I. Pearsall for state representative. Cloudy cool weather with light rain in southern Pennsylvania and highs in the 50s and 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Arnold Satz
GOP
Jordan
John Heath
Congress
Mark HM. Rutledie
State Senate
Robert I. Pearsall
Phillip Wimner
County Register - Recorder
Fred A. Howland Jr
Pennsylvania
Presbytery Approves Loan for New Wilmington Home
Jamestown Pa Presbytery authorized the United Presbyterian Home for the Aged to borrow 150000 for construction of a New Wilmington facility with a spring groundbreaking planned. It also set a 33000 budget for 1907 and approved a 14200 benevolent budget.
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Jamestown
Shenango
United Presbyterian Home For the
New Wilmington
Presbytery
Robert T. Neely
Exhvin Sloan
Synod
General Assembly
Paul Carson
Bethany UP Church
Mercer
Hisler
General Counc
Senk death sentence upheld for 1961 slaying
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the death sentence for Frank Senk, an itinerant magazine salesman from Pittsburgh, convicted in the 1961 murder of an 11 year old Columbia County girl. The ruling, by Justice Michael J. Ragen, was the second such upholding in three years. Senk had sought relief after a prior ruling found his confession voluntary. He was convicted April 5, 1962, and arrested in Warren, Pa., in January 1962.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
State Supreme Court
Frank Senk
Columbia County
Michael J. Ragen
High Court
Senk
U.S. Supreme Court
Mary Jane Benfield
Centralia
Tagen
Lenk
Warren
Man Arrested for Court Absence on Warrant
Joan A. Keer of 216 W Lincol n Ave was arrested at a local tavern by a county sheriff deputy at 2 40 p m yesterday on a warrant from Indiana County Sheriff Paul Jeffries said the person failed to appear in court there for a motor violation hearing He was lodged in Lawrence County jail by deputy Marian Meneo awaiting transfer to Indiana County
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Joan A. Keer
W. Lincolln Ave
Indiana County
Indiana
Paul Jeffries
Ele
Lawrence County
Marian Meneo
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Notices Highlight Local Obituaries
A long obituary list notes Mrs. Rachel Eckles of Edinburg RD 1 died at 3 30 p m after illness. Survivors include daughter Mary Parks and foster daughter Edward Garver. Services at Edward A DeCarbo Funeral Home with interment Savannah Cemetery. Also listed are Wayne K Bobbert of Volant RD 2 and John Neugebauer, Tammy Dugan, James Porter, and football player Jim Jenkins among those noted. Funeral homes, service times, and burial details provided for each case.
Frank Kopriva Sr dies after extended illness
Frank Kopriva Sr 68 of North Sewickley Township an area coal dealer for years died early today in Providence Hospital Beaver Falls after a long illness. He was born January 1 1878 in Austria to the late Jacob and Agnes Kopriva. His wife Margaret Probst Kopriva preceded him in death. He owned North Sewickley Coal Co for 40 years and was a member of St Mary Church Beaver Falls. Surviving are a son Frank Jr of New Brighton three daughters Gertrude Innamuel Margaret Gilkey and Marie Kraus nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren two brothers August Monaco and Earl Hamilton Ontario a sister in Germany. Friends may call Sutton Funeral Home Beaver Falls after 7 pm today. Requiem Mass 9:30 am Friday at St Mary Church. Interment St Mary Church Cemetery Beaver Falls.
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Rachel Eckles
Edinburg
Shenango Township
John
Elizabeth Grannis Catterson
Chaves Eckles
Charles
Mary Elizabeth) Parks
Edward Garver
Rosy) Gaston
New Castle
Rosy Mae Reno
Samuel
William
Thomas Catterson
Sarah Cameron
Mary Caldwell
Olive Davis
Ida Catterson
Ada Catterson
Minnie Catterson
Edward A. DeCarbo
Milk
Luttont Streets
Priday
Rubert Johnston
First Church of God
Savannah Cemetery
Maria Nelson
Ellwood City
Porter
First Methodist Church
Ellgood City
Scottish Bire
B & AM
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Lwood City
Rotary Club
Harry N
el City
Bernice Jones
Lewisburg
Hollis
Portersville
Clark
Grove City
Luli Davis
Pearl Anderson
Mercer County
Mareld J. Marshall
Wampum
Frank Kopriva
Frank Koprive Sr
Bennells Run Rd
North Sewickley ‘Township
Providence Hospital
Beaver Falls
Austria
Jacob and
Agnes Rosenvund Kopriva
Margaret Probst Kopriva
Dealh
Sutton Funeral Home
Fifth Ave
St. Mary Church
Teaver
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East Brook Grange
Sylvia Paden
Westfield Grange
Iowa
Exchange Grange
East Brook
Cindy Scott
Butel Deluxe Fruit Baskets
Data Young
Mr. Young
Butz Flowers
H. Washington St
Yers Funeral Home
North Jefferson
Tifereth Israel Oeene Eee
Maurice Schwartz
Tifereth Israel
Teast of Tabernacles
Land of Israel
Shemini Atzeres
Simchas Torah
HBW
Casile
Union
New York
United Electrical, Macio and Machine Workers Union
General Electric Co
Lecals
John M. Harlan
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
United States
General Electric
Supreme Court
Justices Department
District Court
Rober M. Estes
Estes
Presbytery Oks
Vallillo
Pratt
Wilmington
Miss Gtfult
National Honor Society
Futive Teachers of America
Lusky
Jesse N
Kerr
Sus
Wayne Bobbert
Wayne K. Bobbert
Volant
Dashline Memorial Hospital
Clarion County
William B
Leatha Mortimer Bobbert
Mary Ann Croll
Bobbert
National Malleable Corp
Church of God of Prophecy of
Leesburg
Cuntingham Fneral
Clarence Snyder
Church of God of Prophecy
Borlal
Neugebauer
John B. Neugebauer
Rutz St
McGonigle's
N. Beaver
W. Palls
Anthony
Wherle
St. Joseph
Irwin C
Taterment
Graceland Cemetery
Dugan
Thomas
Tammy) Dugan
Syracuse
N. Y
Teyde - Tanner
Highland
Winter Avenues
St Mary Church
Jim Jenkins
Hicckory Rd
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Call Chas
Williams
Chas E
ATION
Nutual Insuranceh CO
Columbus
Weingartner Florists
First Federal Plaza
N. Mill St
Eee
NEW
Sewind Machine
Singer
Fomornee Teat
F. Washington St
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