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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
8
The class of 1912, about 90 students in the small first graduating class, demanded cap and gown at baccalaureate and commencement, plus a Class Night performance and their own speaker. The school board voted to grant the requests and the ten top graduates would participate. The sermon was set for the new High School auditorium.
A public safety note cites insurance statisticians predicting 500 U.S. fatalities yearly from window falls. It warns risks during opening or closing at night, climbing in or out, or leaning on screens, with preschool children most vulnerable. Public health guidance urges care and not mistaking a window for a door.
The column argues that Allied policy should crush the enemy first before imposing ideology. It defends Churchill Roosevelts alignment on Spain and North Africa, criticizes left wing critics, and urges faith in on the ground military and diplomatic leadership. It emphasizes shared Anglo American policy and practical aims over altruistic formulas.
At the Reformed Presbyterian church corner Oak and Pine Streets, a Vatican Bible school will begin sessions Monday morning June 19 and run for two weeks. Registration open for ages four to junior high. Dr. E A Crooks pastor leads, with a staff of teachers and aides.
Registrations for the New Castle Y camp on the Slippery Rock river are pouring in as warm weather arrives. The camp, capacity for seventy-two boys weekly, already has 246 places filled with weeks one to three full and week four rapidly filling. Workmen prepare the grounds for the July 10 opening and staff selections are underway.
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