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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
11
Mrs. Marvin Peterson reports her six year old son David was waylaid and robbed of 25 cents by two boys about his age while on an errand to the bakery in Niagara Falls. Authorities search for the culprits.
President Truman and Nikolai Novikov, new Soviet ambassador, vow closer U S S R relations in peacetime. Novikov cites wartime comradeship and universal peace as aims, while Truman promises full support to strengthen political economic and cultural ties and UN principles.
Obituary notice for Rev Crayton S Brooks D D longtime First Christian pastor Moberly from 1907 to 1911. Survived by wife Bess Brooks and brother Dr Clyde Brooks dean in Newark New Jersey. Details include 1910 Billy Sunday revival and family ties to Keith Brooks now in Okinawa.
Secretary of Labor William M. Chesnut told Philadelphia delegates that despite victory in World War II the nation still lacks the four freedoms. He warned leaders misuse of hindsight and urged foresight as ten months postwar challenges loom and a maritime strike could cripple the economy.
State health department engineers oversee cleanup in flood areas as a mobile laboratory tests water supplies for contamination. No disease reports, but thorough decontamination is needed in boroughs without sewer systems. Waterlogged belongings from Susquehanna flooding collected in Williamsport area. lime used to disinfect affected basements.
Pennsylvania's 75,000 anthracite miners hope John L. Lewis's presence at New York contract talks will speed a settlement of the five day old strike. Miners expect production to resume by mid June as rail carriers feel the strike impact and operators have not broken the walkout.
Reader asks how to conduct a second wedding after a civil ceremony for a son in the service who wed a Welsh girl. Advice covers church rules on civil marriages, veil and color attire, attendants, guest limits, reception plans, and invitation methods.
June 4 Bikini Atoll reports eight volunteers begin perilous duty as death ray patrol in the lagoon for atomic test safety. Monitors will enter in enclosed small craft with Geiger counters and film to detect lingering radioactivity before other personnel enter. Navy Captain Walsh says patrols should be injury free, with hospital ships and Haven radiological safer ship ready if needed.
An ad touts Mother's Friend as an exquisitely prepared emollient suitable for all massage needs. It claims use during pregnancy, improves skin softness, relieves dryness, and eases numbness or burning sensations. Widely praised by users and doctors, with millions of bottles sold.
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