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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
10
A reader friendly note accompanies a Blondie themed news daily cross word puzzle with scattered clues across and down. Mentions Engnaves Dotend Inconir D Chintike, hints at puzzle entries like Masts and Hurred, with entries such as Jewish month and organs of size.
Members of the Democratic Women’s Club of Lawrence County met at the Leslie hotel with representative groups from each district present. They reported on the national convention of the Democratic Women’s club in Reading, Pa and prepared plans for a future organizational picnic with further arrangements to be announced.
Eastern time programs on WHST KDKA WCAE WWJAS and more flow through 8:04 PM with news, music, drama, and sports from KDKA WCAE JAS and affiliated stations including The Music You Want, News Here and Abroad, The Sports Roundup, and early evening orchestras leading to Sign Off.
The page lists a June 10 broadcast lineup with multiple musical clock segments, a Bible broadcast at 7:30, news at 8:00, and programs including From A to % in Novelty, Riding the Range, Martha and Prances, Shall We Waltz, Vocal Rhythms, Home Folks From, and Music Salon.
New Castle's defense training school in the old city building beside Benjamin Frank- Un Junie High resumes around the clock operation for vacation months. Earle M. Cass says the program offers large numbers of machine shop training and sends students into district industries. Shifts run 4 pm to midnight and midnight to 8 am, with Saturday operation after term end. Weekend operation may follow to meet government demand for plant workers.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Joseph Justice in Philadelphia. She was formerly Ella Tate of New Castle and a well known citizen here many years ago. She is survived by a son. The News by Mail for 1 Year, $5.00.
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