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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

13

City Hall Buys Two Autos Council approves street work bids

The city council met in the municipal building and bought two cars a Plymouth four door sedan for 1529.75 from J R Rick Motor Car and a Crosley station wagon for 825 from Lawrence Motors. The sedan will serve the sanitary officer and the Crosley the parking meter operator. They also planned bids for a streets flusher and passed an earned income tax credit ordinance. Montgomery avenue at South Liberty street will be widened with land needed from Stephen De Masse et al to be condemned. Mayors Haven reported police receipts 1667.85 and engineering and plumbing bureau totals of 579.32 and 80.75.

J. R. Rick Motor Car Company Crosley Lawrence Motors, Inc Council James Gibson Joe Alexander Montgomery Avenue South Liberty Street Stephen de Masse John F. Haven Engineering Plumbing Bureau

Carlisle street sewer enclosure plan discussed by council

Report to council states most property owners consented to enclosing an open water course behind Euclid avenue along Carlisle street near the Shenango river project. One objector remains, council may decide to enclose the sewer except on that property.

Council Carlisle Street Euclid Avenue

Geologists Seek Quake Fault Line in Northwest

Portland geologists publish questionnaires to map fault lines after the April 13 quake. Dr. E L Packard of Oregon State College urges two seismographs for Oregon one east and one west of the Cascades to locate dangerous zones for dams and major structures.

Portland Ore INL Pacific Northwest Seattle San Francisco Mississippi Northwest E. L. Packard Oregon State College Oregon Cascade Mountains

Harvard Expert Renews Nativity Painting in London

Richard D. Buck of Harvard University’s Fogg Art Museum works at the National Gallery in London on the 1490 Piero della Francesca Nativity. He discovers wormhole tunnels beneath filled areas and plans to treat them before restoring the wood backing, using balsa strips.

London INS Richard D. Buck Harvard University Fogg Art Museum National Gallery Piero Della Francesca Buck

Old Folks Have Problem

A University of Michigan survey of people over 60 finds they share many desires with the young but struggle to solve issues. Director Clark Tibbitts reports older adults do not seek ease, feel useless, and value companionship while also often enjoying living with in laws.

Ann Arbor, Mich INS Clark Tibbitts University of Michigan Institute For Human Adjustment Tibbitts

New Brain Operation Restores Sanity Without Losing Drive

St Louis surgeons report an improved prefrontal lobotomy technique at St. Louis State hospital. By severing nerve fibers only in the lower frontal lobe, mentally ill patients regain mental alertness and initiative while retaining ability to plan and act.

ST. Louis INS St. Louis State Hospital

Uranium Crowds Gold From Scene At Prospectors Meet

In Toronto five hundred prospectors at the 17th annual Prospectors and Developers Association convention bombarded lecturers with questions on atomic ore and bought Geiger Muller counters. Speakers debunked myths claiming uranium ore refining poses no danger and ore deposits show no noticeable temperature rise.

Toronto The Prospectors and Developers Association

Greek Guerrillas On Skis Reported In Greece

Advance units of the Greek National Liberation Front operate on skis in mountainous Greece. Reports describe guerrilla activity and movement through alpine terrain as part of ongoing resistance efforts.

Guerrilla skiers on Grammos suggest foreign training in Greece

Reports claim a detachment of skiers in white camouflage and armed with modern automatic weapons operates near Grammos as Greek Army units advance. If true, their presence implies foreign instructors, unlikely to be from Greece’s northern neighbors. A goniometer is introduced as a precision tool for crystal angles.

Tional Grammos Greece

Ex Bank Robber Lived In Poverty In Cleveland Flophouse

Big Jim Morton once top national bank robber, now 65, living in a Cleveland flophouse after 40 years in Illinois Penitentiary. He seeks work and memoirs but can only cook, sew, and sweep from prison training. His famous 1919 $70,000 Cleveland bank holdup is recalled.

Cleveland INL Big Jim Morton Jesse James Big Jim Illinois State Penitentiary Jim

Homesick Brides Visit Old Homes

British war brides in Cleveland travel back to the old country at 15 to 20 per month. Major Edward J Hobbs, the British consul, says they come for brief visits, and most are eager to return to the United States after marriage.

Cleveland INS Edward J Hobbs United States

High Altitude Not Linked To Ailment

A Denver report on children living near two mile high elevations finds no direct link between altitude and the high rate of illness. Researchers caution further study but indicate other factors may explain the health patterns.

Denver INS

Rheumatic Heart Disease Study in Colorado High Altitude Schools

Researchers Bernice Wedum Ward Dar and Paul Rhodes from the University of Colorado medical center examined 1,017 children near the Continental Divide, from Leadville to Climax, to study rheumatic heart disease and fever rates linked to high altitude. Colorado ranks among the top five states for rheumatic heart disease deaths over the past two decades, with rising fever cases noted among military personnel stationed in the state.

Colorado Bernice G. Wedum Ward Dar Paul Rhodes University of Colorado Medical Center Leadville Climax

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