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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
12
Washington at a Glance notes a tale from Charles P. Stewart on medical borders between veterinary and human care. It recounts doctors debating whether vets could treat humans and cites anecdotes about veterinary diagnostics and tuberculosis lessons.
A brief note on American critics rejoicing in freedom from England while some citizens travel abroad and imitate English styles. The item hints at cultural tensions and identity discussions in a compact Western civic context.
The House Rivers and Harbors committee released a major flood control program for the Mississippi Ohio and Missouri basins totaling 806 million dollars. Roosevelt listed costs for dikes levees and 45 reservoirs in Ohio 132 million for Missouri projects 153 million for Middle Mississippi and 81 million for Arkansas and White basins. President urged budgetary limits in authorizations.
The Ladies Aid of Ma honing met with Mrs. Francis Jacobson in New Castle for a large attended meeting. A noon cafeteria dinner was served and the afternoon passed pleasantly in social time. Several local residents were noted among visitors.
Hollywood notes eight types of lovers seen in films and explains how real life varies. Irene Dunne describes the Sopho more Cavalier Cave Man Gigolo Fencer Chaser and Man child as archetypes with traits and appeal in romance on screen.
Mercer county poor directors Earl Dresch Sharon J H McIntyre Grove City and Harvey McKean Sheakleyville near term will be replaced as Governor Earle is poised to sign the ripper legislation. The board handles about 800 outside cases and 500 in institutions including the county home and children’s home.
The Pennsylvania Secretary of Highways Warren Van Dyke, also chair of the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission, urges citizens to greet visitors warmly. He notes the state’s rich historic attractions and diverse scenery, plus the need for good highways, affordable food, and clean lodging to meet tourist expectations.
A man reports his purse was stolen after a woman healer blew breath in his face while he stood in front of his Greenville home. Also listed are items on moral purity talks by Maurice M. Witherspoon to W and J graduates, an industrial compensation award in Brady’s Bend, the death of Alfred Fleeger in Kane, a humorous account of a woman driver and a Raleigh job ad seeking a January-born cook.
Harrisburg reports that uniform traffic signs signals and markings were established in the state for the first time. The measure signed by Gov. George H. Earle increases the open highway speed limit from 40 to 50 miles per hour and takes effect September 1.
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