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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

5

Guard Units Seek Fifteen Recruits In June Drive

Four local National Guard units and the 28th Infantry Division plan a one day recruiting push on June 23 led by Capt. Robert Shaffer to reach a full strength by August 12 at Indiantown Gap. Quotas are set for Headquarters Battery seven, Service Battery six, Medical Detachment two. Open house follows at Cunningham Armory with enlistment teams calling on county homes.

National Guard New Castle 28Th Infantry Division Robert Shaffer Jack McKibben Richard Cole John Murdock Cunningham Armory 28Th Infantry Indiantown Gap Lawrence County Ralph Gilliland

Metal-Glass Combos Highlight Food Ware Exhibits

Pittsburgh report notes metal and glass pairing in new cooking and serving items. The 77th exhibit showcases diverse metal glass combinations for foods and beverages across multiple displays.

Pittsburgh

Bath Time Fun Gains Family Happiness

Dr. Ernest G. Osborne recalls how a playful bath routine with granddaughter Cindy enhances family harmony. Splashing, water play, and drain-plug games foster joy while still keeping the child clean, with relaxed post-bath time benefiting later activities.

Cindy

Red China seeks foreign affairs commissioner in Hong Kong

Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said China asked to establish in Hong Kong the office of a commissioner of foreign affairs with diplomatic staff. The proposal raises issues still under consideration after its Feb 25 notification to Britain.

London R UP Selwyn Lloyd Red China Hong Kong Lloyd House of Commons Con O'Neill Peiping People's Republic of China

Seaton Confirmed As Secretary Of Interior By Senate

The Senate confirmed Fred A. Seaton by voice vote to be secretary of interior replacing Douglas McKay. Seaton, a Nebraska publisher, was named by President Eisenhower and approved by the Interior Committee. A three cent stamp marks the 50th birthday of federal consumer acts. In health notes, estimates suggest about a million filters in each kidney.

Washington Llp Senate Fred A. Seaton Seaton Nebraska Eisenhower Douglas McKay Senate Interior Committee Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic

The Parent Problem Inspires Sibling Harmony in Family Life

A column on sibling jealousy and harmony notes that many families have happy brother sister bonds. It recalls a memory of an older brother patiently guiding his younger, showing how early training and example foster good conduct and mutual admiration among children.

Gum Infections Can Cause Decay

The State Medical Society says people lose fewer teeth today from decay than from deep gum infections that can retreat the supporting bone. Pyorrhea is the umbrella term for these gum infections. Pain and bleeding are not common symptoms. regular toothbrush use mainly removes food particles and stimulates the gums.

State Medical Society Medical Society

July Foods Include Broilers Turkeys and Cranberry Sauce

Farm Briefs notes July listings from the Agriculture Department include broilers fryers and ice cream in plentiful supply with late month turkeys entering markets. Canned cranberry sauce lemonade and lemon drinks are also highlighted as abundant. AFB President Charles B Shuman counters Rep Harold Cooley asserting no stall in soil bank actions.

Washington Agriculture Department INS American Farm Bureau Federation Harold Cooley N.C Afb Charles B. Shuman Cooley House Agriculture Committee

Fragmented historical note on early US census and oil data

The excerpt cites a debate over soil bank operations for political aims. It notes 3,292,881 people in the 1790 census and compares North Dakota oil fields producing over 13 million barrels. South Dakota is listed among top beef states, producing over 2.5 million head in 1955.

United States North Dakota South Dakota

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