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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
3
Jed H. Klingensmith son of Mr and Mrs Abe H Klingensmith of 1902 Wilmington Rd will join 174 fellow seniors at Pennsylvania State University to receive a U S Air Force commission in a Saturday special exercise at 8 30 a m Commencement follows at 10 30 a m
In Levittown Pennsylvania a five year old boy ran into the street from behind a parked vehicle and was crushed by a truck owned by the Levittown Joint Sewer and Water Authority. The driver was Charles R. Carien 31 of Tullytown. Dennis McFarland was a playmate present at the scene.
In Ogdensburg New York two youths set off firecrackers during a showing of House of the Living Dead. City Judge P Conroy Murphy fined each boy ten dollars for the disruption.
A nostalgic poem by Edgar A. Guest recalls a son in a cap and gown asked by a grateful mother if her spirit felt the praise. The speaker links childhood days to present honor and honors his mother by recalling her praise.
A verbose absent minded professor at a San Francisco convention ignores a hat check coat three feet behind him and trips on it. A Hollywood casting director jokes about tomorrow and mistakes. A secretary with a one track mind is humorously linked to Monmouth Park. The Midwest states dominate soybean, corn and pig production in the United States.
Harrisburg report states House Majority Leader Albert W Johnson predicts a 31.3 million school subsidy bill will pass today with cross party votes. Democrats and Republicans plan caucuses to firm positions as amendments face resistance from the GOP and Democratic leaders.
Otter and beaver trappers in Topper Lake New York collected 317 beaver pelts and seven otters this spring. Clarence Savard, the game protector, reports 36 trappers earned a total of $4600 from the season.
A motorist traveling over 50 mph loses sight like a horse with blinders, says the Institute for Safer Living. As speed rises, vision narrows, creating a tunnel effect for drivers.
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