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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
10
James IL Kilgallen reports June 6 from occupied Germany. He describes ruined cities, empty hotels, breadlines for emergency food, and a highway system surprisingly modern yet under Allied control. Refugees, grieving mothers, and scattered military police portray life in the country as Allied advance continues.
Advice focuses on topical care for external skin irritations including red rashes and blemishes. Use gentle cleansers, avoid irritants, apply soothing creams, and seek medical guidance for persistent or widespread symptoms. No medical diagnosis is provided.
New Castle Lions heard bond sales totals from two teams at Tuesday noon meeting. Charles Ward reported 19731.45 while Sam Rashid's group tallied 39462.50 toward the seven year war loan. Clarence M England showed a color film of 18th century Williamsburg life. Guests included William Olson on leave after wartime injuries and several locals from Pittsburgh New Hartford and Philadelphia.
Kenneth W Brenneman of Philadelphia returns to duties at the naval sick bay after home leave with his parents on East Washington street. Pic. Joseph P Dambrocia, 23, heads to the United States for furlough after 34 months in the Central Pacific. He is assigned as clerk-typist in an air Corps service unit stationed at Saipan and will return after furlough. Cpl. William G DuPuy, tied to Mrs. Glura, drives for a bomb disposal squad of the 1B2mi ordnance service detachment at Dixie division. Lieut. Richard Stevenson of the U. S. Navy has returned from Pacific service and plans 25 days leave visiting his mother at 147 East Watlaree avenue. Pop Ulova Cinir Eleae R 1) was taken on May 49 after illness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edgars.
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