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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
14
A radio style discussion warns against deliberate exposure to German measles for pregnant women and future children. It notes that birth defects occurred when studies overlooked affected mothers and emphasizes the risk of rubella to expectant mothers.
The article details a mothers and daughters banquet at Neshannock Church with 77 attendees, lists organizers, gifts, programs, and honored mothers. It also mentions Girl Scout troop 112 attendees at Epworth Methodist Church banquet, reader questions to Dr. Fern, letters policy, and local notes on whale shark size, first U.S. patent for a typewriter, and Camp East Brook Open House hosted by YWCA Camp.
The Accid ent Prevention Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics urges careful toy selection focusing on safety and development. It lists four points about children's curiosity and risk, then recommends toys be sturdy, non breakable, large enough to avoid swallowing, not easily shredded, and free of sharp edges or heavy parts.
Twenty Youngstown University ROTC cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants at Pollock House. Col Richard J Bestor presided as Distinguished Military Graduate Douglas D Vardas of Bessemer received a Regular Army commission. Others joined the U S Army Reserve including James F Mershimer and Gary Do Swanson of Bessemer.
In New Castle on June 1 1962 a suit filed in Lawrence County Court names Harold Cray and Francis Cray as partners in LS&T. Francis Crayton Co. is alleged to have dissipated funds from Citizens National Bank and First Federal Savings and Loan accounts. The action seeks $1300 against two individuals plus $13,000 in firm funds. The Cray brothers are tied to accounts at Lawrence Savings and Trust and Citizens National Bank with both sides needing signatories to withdraw funds. The bank has 20 days to answer.
A reader's note argues that items that are easily washed may be objectionable because they can harbor germs or trigger allergies in susceptible children, raising concerns for safety and health.
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