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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1954
Page
8
A 1950s American Newspaper Publishers Association study reports the massive scale of U S daily and Sunday papers in 1953. It cites weekday circulation about 54.5 million and Sunday 46 million, population growth, 25 ton box cars for print, and an imaginative 423 billion pages equaling a sheet to star distance.
An absolute proven remedy for rheumatism and arthritis relief claims no charge. One visit only and disabled persons may bring a friend. Address 45 South Mt. Vernon Ave Uniontown PA 500 ft off Route 40. Office hours daily 10 to 6 Sundays 10 to 4. Permanently located.
The General State Authority awarded a 59 100 dollar contract to Sea grave Camp of Columbus for a 100 foot aerial ladder track pumper and engine assembly on a stationary mount. Edward Spots says the equipment is the most modern and unique to this school. Construction nears completion and a tie inspection is planned next week. Training will occur at the station for volunteer firemen from across the commonwealth.
Capaldi son of Mio and Mr Vincent Capaldi of 1082 Beckford Street is scheduled to sail in the latter part of May for duty in the Far East. He has spent four weeks in a staging regiment at the Marine Corps base. The staging regiment handles last minute preparations, clothing and equipment inspections, refresher courses, weapons and physical conditioning.
Bloomington Indiana June 1 A new racket shows adults buying liquor for Indiana University students and taking 50 cents per purchase. Dean Rob Shoemaker says the university spends 4000 dollars yearly on student identification cards with photos and urges tavern owners to confiscate cards when necessary. He notes the Delta Tau Delta house was closed due to beer parties and many students arrested for drunkenness recently.
The notice lists upcoming activities including a Tuesday league game between Blas and Cardinals after coach Dr Wayne Christy and his team select 12 players. A Thursday match at Sandy Lake and a Tuesday event at Bopomoon are also announced along with church programs led by Mis Irene Cearrcett Mis Pey Byers and the Young Women's Guild detailing Pakistan and India topics.
Mrs Wilmer Leonard and Mrs David McCreary present at Neshannock Presbyterian Church for a view of Makan Indians work in Neah Bay. Rex and Mrs Robert Wo Bald win will discuss missionary efforts as Loyal Daughters host social hour. Mr and Mrs MackDonald and two sons move to 409 South 14th Street Richmond as Dr Mar Donald starts new duties June 3 at Head Memorial Presbyterian in Richmond.
The National Coal Association reports bituminous coal production increased by about 140,000 net tons for the week ended May 22, with year to date through May 29 estimated at 143,962,000 tons, compared with the same period in 1952.
A geographic note states that about two thirds of Africa lies to the north of the Equator, with the remaining portion in the southern hemisphere. It outlines how the Nile area and Sahel regions anchor the northern spread while the Congo Basin and southern nations anchor the south.
Fifteen local residents returned from a weekend trip to New York City. The group visited West Point Military Academy and attended memorial services. Travelers include Stella Yarosz Leda George Josephine Baranski Arnes Miloser Jane Abraham Marjone Stimple Mary Miloser Sally Abraham Elsie Bentz Mary Kenneles Mary Bentz Helen Panakovich and others.
Lawrence County men James A. Krugh Jr and William Greenham are to be commissioned as second lieutenants in the United States Army Reserve in a ceremony at STATE COLLEGE Pa on June 7. Both completed ROTC work at the university and are sons of local residents.
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