Shenango Volunteers Seek Funds to Pay Debts and Maintain Equipment
Shenango township volunteer fire department launches a house to house canvas to raise money to pay off the last truck debt and fund upkeep at East New Castle and Castlewood stations. A special committee led by Sanford Crabl, Dave Baldwin, Herman Taylor, Clair McConnell, and Lee Stewart will supervise the effort next week.
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Shenango Township
East New Castle
Castlewood
Sanford Crabl
Dave Baldwin
Herman Taylor
Clair McConnell
Lee Stewart
Delaware ROTC cadet commissioned as Air Force lieutenant
Donald Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Clark of New Castle route 3, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force Reserve. He is among 51 Air Force ROTC cadets commissioned at a special ceremony held at Ohio Wesleyan University Selby Stadium.
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Delaware
Donald Clark
Clark
Route 3
New Castle
United States Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Ohio Wesleyan
Selby Stadium
Ruling Changed on Vaccinated Calves
A State Bureau of Animal Industry ruling says calfhood vaccinated cattle showing up as suspicious in 10 month tests will not immediately affect the status of the rest of the herd. The new rule applies to animals with trace titers and aims to aid brucellosis control.
New Calf Vaccination and Retest Rule Announced
Officials announce that calves over 30 months must be vaccinated by 6 to 8 months in certified herds and negative herds in modified certified areas. Suspected animals require 30 to 60 day retests until clearance, with removal if suspicion rises. 4-H calves are exempted and must rest clean at 24 months. Details available from the Agricultural Extension Association in New Castle.
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Agricultural Extension Association
Post Office
New Castle
Salmon hatchery in Hanford records 25 000 fish yearly
At the Hanford atomic energy works 25 000 salmon are hatched and raised each year to study radioactivity effects. A single sitting would require 100 pounds of salmon for noticeable radioactivity. The Kimberley district in South Africa is cited as the world’s largest diamond field.
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Hanford
Wash
Atomic Energy Works
Kimberley
South Africa
May Day Festival at Thaddeus School Honors New Queen Mary Ann Gillest
Several hundred parents and friends witnessed May Day ceremonies at Thaddeus Stevens school. Retiring queen Elvn Ann Sacripant relinquished her crown to Mary Ann Gillest as the queen and her court viewed performances including dances a circus parade and the may pole winding. Attendants listed alongside the crown bearer Clyde Perod with music by the school orchestra conducted by Arthur Canning.
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Thaddeus Stevens School
Elvn Ann Sacripant
Mary Ann Gillest
Carol Kendra
Linda Laurell
Marlene Braatz
E Reynolds
Patty Micco
Joan Plink
Linda LaScola
Barbara Byler
Marlene Pagley
Rose Vanasky
Sherry Critchlow
Caroline Klatka
Mary Barber Receives MA From Westminster College
Mrs. Mary Barber of 1513 East Washington Street earned a Master of Arts degree in elementary supervision today from Westminster College. She is a Slippery Rock State Teachers College graduate.
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Mary Barber
East
Washington Street
Westminster College
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Brest Promoted from Private First Class to Corporal
Robert O Brest has been advanced from private first class to corporal per a military message. The brief notice records the promotion and the service member's name in a straightforward army update.
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Robert O. Brest
Local Soldier Reported Stationed in Texas
Cpl. Brest, son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Lutz of 513 Whippo Street, is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lutz
Whippo Street
Cpl
Brest
Sheppard Air Force Base
Texas
Paderewski Served Premier at Poland’s New Republic
Ignace Paderewski, famed concert pianist, was premier as Poland formed its new republic. The event marked a pivotal transition in Polish governance and international recognition.
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Ignace Paderewski
Polish Republic
Canned Auto Accessories Persist In U S Car Use
The American Can Company notes motorists rely on about 30 canned auto products from oil to windshield cleaner to keep cars on the road. More than two and a quarter billion cans yearly supply these auto goods for 40 million passenger cars in the United States. The piece also compares farm sizes, noting Argentina’s average farm is nine times larger than in the United States.
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New York
INS
America
American Can Company
Argentina
United States
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Shenango
George McManus
Lawrence County Farm and Home News
Lewis C. Dayton
John H Herbert
Patricia A. Kelley
State Bureau of Animal
South Mill St
Franklin von Oustereo
Marquis-Hinish
Sinclair Products
Gardner Avenue
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Ellwood City, Pa
New Castle, Pa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve Bank System
Salmon
Derosa Mets
S. Jeff
THE
Concee
Motorola
Cooperator
APEX
Sunbeam Products
Universal Products
Toastmaster Products
Westinghouse Products
Dormeyer Products
Greenberg
Johnson Bronze
S. Mill St
Thaddeus School
Westminster
Mahoning
Auxiliary of
Mahoning Township
Paul
Evaxe Paul's Pharmacy
E. Washington ST
Youngstown
Mning Dept
Prinimum
Light and Heat Company
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