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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
27
Doctors discuss German measles during pregnancy and immunity. The column notes that most pregnancies are unaffected, but exposure risks miscarriages and abnormal babies if early illness occurs. It also mentions gamma globulin as possible protection and invites reader questions to Dr. Fern.
The Neshannock church hosted a mothers and daughters banquet in the social room at 6 30 with a reen dinner served by Orris Houk Wendell McClymonds Harold McClelland and Clarence Bowden. Seventy seven attended and the color scheme was pink and white. The program included songs scripture prayers toasts gifts poems skits and a film and pantomime. Girl Scout troop 112 from East Brook attended Epworth Methodist Church banquet with second class badges earned. Several local residents visited or hosted guests from nearby towns and hospitals.
A San Francisco report notes the whale shark could reach about 25 000 pounds in weight and an overall length of as much as 60 feet, highlighting the species' immense size.
Washington records reveal that the initial U S patent issued for a typewriter went to William A Burt of Detroit Michigan. The achievement marks a milestone in American mechanical invention and marks Burt as a pioneer in typewriter design.
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Francis A Cray and Frank A Cray and Sons sue Lawrence Savings and Trust Co for 13000 alleging partnership funds from Citizens National Bank and First Federal Savings and Loan were withdrawn by Harold Cray for non partnership use. Law rence County Court granted 20 days for answer. Also note Washington report on average marriage age being lower than in many countries.
YWCA Camp East Brook opens its grounds to the public Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. for a tour of inspection. Located on Harbor East Brook Road about five miles northeast of New Castle the camp committee hosts the event and will serve refreshments.
The modern pediatrician is more than a physician for physical ills and now emphasizes emotional health family dynamics and safety. The American Academy of Pediatrics Accidents Prevention Committee offers four key points about toy safety and four corresponding recommendations for sturdy durable toys that are large enough to prevent swallowing and choking hazards and free of sharp edges.
A short note argues that easily washed items are objectionable because they may carry harmful germs or trigger allergies in susceptible children. The point highlights health risks and calls for caution in selection of washable goods.
Youngstown University ROTC awarded commissions to twenty cadets at Pollock House, the largest group in the school’s history. Col. Richard J. Bester announced the ceremony. Douglas D. Vardas of Bessemer earned a Distinguished Military Graduate certificate and a Regular Army commission. Other officers received Reserve appointments, including James F. Mershimer of 38 Fighth Street and Gary D. Swanson of Bessemer.
Census figures show California's capital Sacramento added about 2 666 000 residents between 1950 and the end of 1955. The rapid growth reflects postwar migration, expanding urban influence in the region and boosting local housing, services, and infrastructure demands.
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