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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1947

Page

5

Flood of bills heads to Governor Duff desk in Harrisburg

As the 137th General Assembly nears adjournment, hundreds of bills move toward Gov. James H. Duff. In the House 1344 bills have been introduced and 801 in the Senate. Duff has 10 days to act once both houses pass measures. The session has seen over 150 bills approved so far, with a history of low approval rates by governors.

Harrisburg INS General Assembly James H. Duff House Senate Duff

Evictions to Begin in Pittsburgh Low Rent Housing

Clarence Klein of the Pittsburgh Housing Authority said notices will go to about 750 families earning above the limit for low rent housing. About 60 families monthly are to be informed, as the authority moves residents to free units for low income families over the next two months.

Pittsburgh Clarence Klein Pittsburgh Housing Authority PHA Klein

Underwriters Hear Pittsburgh Speaker June 12

New Castle branch of the Pittsburgh Life Underwriters association will be addressed by Arthur W. Wright field training representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance at the next meeting Thursday June 12. Wright will discuss What Comes First. The meeting starts at noon in The Castleton hotel.

New Castle Pittsburgh Life Underwriters Association Arthur W. Wright Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Wright Castleton Hotel

Union High School Assembly Program honors outstanding students

Union High School in the morning program on May 30 featured devotionals by Principal J Arthur Turek and a patriotic address by Naval Reserve member Mr Walker. American Legion honors were awarded to Margaret Hanna and Donald Bacon, with journalism and typing prizes awarded to several students. The session concluded with the whole school singing America.

Union High School J. Arthur Turek Turek Jones Americanism Committee American Legion Walker Naval Reserve Gertrude Speed Women's Auxiliary of the Margaret Hanna Donald Bacon Prias Gloria Sleight Frances Zya Ronald May Kenneth McPheeter Jeanne Miller Joanne Miller Phyllis Phillips Regina Polding Francis Schrantz Thomas Stickle Shirley Wheaton Ronald Wolfbrandt John Carbone Dorothy Cifra Alice Freed Ann Gierlach John Hartzell Charles Kelso Lee McNeish Don Pagley Jean Petrella James Platts Earl Simonton Josephine Wiech Clara Mrozek Madelyn Ramsey Darlene Gierlach America

Martin warns Geneva grads on jobs and freedom

U S Senator Edward Martin told Geneva College graduates that the federal government cannot guarantee jobs for 60 million Americans. He urged that government support target commerce and research while preserving free enterprise and individual choice. He contrasted American liberty with Soviet totalitarianism and defended personal responsibility in employment.

Bfaver Falls INS U. S Edward Martin Geneva College Henry A Wallace Martin America Amerca Russia United States

Erie Man Takes Office as Federal District Attorney

Owen M. Burns of Erie will be sworn in today as federal district attorney at the federal courthouse in Erie. He succeeds Charles F. Uhl of Somerset County, who held the office for ten years and resigned to devote time to his law practice.

Erie INS Owen M. Burns Federal Court House Burns Charles F. Uhl Somerset County Uhl

Freak Plane Accident Kills One Injures Three

In Connellsville Pennsylvania a landing aircraft struck a trailer truck and an automobile during landing at the airport. David Morris 38 of Tryon North Carolina died of injuries and three others were hurt. State police described the crash as a freak accident as Army T Sgt William Stanley 24 piloted the AT-6 trainer when the gear struck the truck cab.

Connellsville INS David Morris Tryon N. C William Sanley

SSS Tonic touted to restore strength and vitality

An advertisement claims SSS Tonic builds up low blood strength by boosting red blood cells and improving digestion. It promises better appetite, weight, energy, sleep, and skin tone with regular use and millions of bottles sold.

Plane crash injures two as truck lands on car

A truck toppled onto a passing automobile injuring driver Mrs. Edith Grindle and passenger Miss Sylvia Anderson, both described as slight injuries. Sergeant Smiley suffered head and face cuts. Airport officials noted the plane was en route from the army base at Greater Pittsburgh airport.

Edith Grindle Sylvia Anderson Smiley Greater Pittsburgh

Queensland Correspondence School Largest in World

A correspondence school for children in Queensland Australia educates 6000 pupils and is described as the largest school of its kind globally.

Queensland Australia

Veteran to wed Lum's daughter in August

Dwight Babcock, once of Pittsburgh and now in Los Angeles, will marry Shirley Lauck, daughter of radio star Lum of Lum and Abner, on August 16. The couple will live in Grove City where Babcock will attend Grove City College. His grandfather is the school's president.

Pittsburgh Dwight Babcock Pitttsburgher Los Angeles Shirley Lauck Lum

Babcock Discharged After Four Years in Navy

Mond S. Babcock has been discharged from the Navy after four years of service, marking the end of his enlistment and return to civilian life.

Mond S. Babcock Babcock Navy

Wildlife name mixups noted in common usage

The statement lists the Wyoming elk as wapiti the mountain goat as an antelope the buffalo as a bison and the caribou as a reindeer, highlighting species name pairs that differ from everyday language.

Snowy owl nesting and diet in Arctic America

The snowy owl nests on open tundra ground, hill slopes, or near boulders and lays 5 to 10 round white eggs. In Arctic America it feeds mainly on ptarmigan, lemmings, and ducks.

Arctic America

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