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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

3

Chiropractic Group District Meeting Held in Butler

The Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society District No. 9 met in Butler with Dr. E L Krapf as guest speaker on roentgenology basics and technique. Mary F Turner won the society scholarship, a four year chiropractic college award. Next district meeting is in New Castle in August. convention set for Pittsburgh October 11 to 13.

Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society Butler E. L. Krapf National Council of Chiropractic Andrew Evanich Alfred Devon Jean McCreary New Castle Pittsburgh

The Parent Problem and Letters From Students

The article recounts a WWII era encounter with a teacher who values correspondence with her students. It highlights Inez Marie Ware reading about Miss Ware replying to Jimmy and using written letters to encourage children to write and express themselves.

Miss Ware New York California Inez Marie Ware Jimmy

Look Mom I’m Swimming Lesson Teaches Young Children

The article recalls Mike Peppe, now Ohio State swimming coach, as a camp counselor who taught that with patience preschoolers can learn to swim. It emphasizes safety and self-reliance in water, noting early swimming provides comfort and reduces risk of water accidents.

Mike Peppe Ohio State University

Learning to Swim: A Gentle Start for Young Beginners

The guide urges following the child’s lead and slowly introducing water play to avoid fear. Gentle splashing, face immersion in shallow water, and games help build comfort, confidence, and eventual independent swimming as youngsters connect movements into a recognizable pattern.

Junior

Americans drink and smoke rise while card playing falls

New federal excise tax figures show Americans increased drinking and smoking while playing cards declined. Alcohol tax collections rose 8 percent and tobacco taxes up 3 percent in the last six months of 1956 vs 1955, whereas playing card taxes fell 3 percent.

Washington

Bell-ans tablet promises fastest relief for indigestion

An ad touts a small black tablet that neutralizes stomach acidity three times faster than rivals. It claims Bell-ans treats acid indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach with no laxatives aspirin or harmful drugs and cites laboratory tests supporting its rapid action.

Bellans Bell-ans

Local Student Named to Extension Staff at Penn State

Clair E. McCracken, a senior at Pennsylvania State University, will serve as a summer assistant on the agricultural extension staff, starting June 5. Appointed by extension director Dr. H. R. Albrecht, he will work in Forest County during vacation.

Clair E. McCracken Pennsylvania State University Forest County H. R. Albrecht McCracken Fast Brook High School Anna McCracken Francis McCracken New Castle RD Alpha Tau Alpha FFA

local extension region to host 4 H club and delta theta sigma

In Forest County the person will be stationed in the Northwest Pennsylvania Extension region led by J. K. Anders assistant director. The 4 H Club and the Delta Theta Sigma agricultural fraternity are mentioned in connection with the posting.

Delta Theta Sigma Forest County Northwest Pennsylvania J. K. Anders

Japan Leads World in Cultivated Pearls Trade

Tokyo dominates pearl farming with about 1300 firms. Pearls require clean sea water and Japan exports millions of dollars in pearls annually, chiefly to the United States.

Tokyo Japan United States

Woman Tortured On Main Street Ends With Grim Plea

An article fragment describes a woman crying I’m killed and complaining of burnt calloused feet on Main Street. It promotes Ice-Mint medicated cream with lanolin as a soothing remedy for corns and callouses amid a harsh street scene.

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