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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
11
Kenneth L. Dixon reports from Kingman Arizona on the perception of American Indians as the vanishing race. The piece surveys tribes like Navajo Hopi Apache and Papago, noting population growth and cultural practices across housing roles and social life.
Start haying with equipment checks and alert for defective hitches ropes pulleys and ladders. Guard hay chutes and hay loft floors and stop machinery before oiling or unclogging. Wear fitted clothing and handle pitch forks safely. Use safe forks or slings and store well cured hay to prevent heating and fires.
Philadelphia June 10 Ins Borg Warner introduces a vacuum draft oil burning furnace. It creates its own draft with a suction fan pulling air through the combustion chamber, enabling a completely controllable fire and allowing removal of the standard chimney in favor of an exhaust vent.
Allegheny College in Meadville faces overcrowding with 150 more students expected next fall after turning away 800 applicants. Next year’s registration could reach 1000 students, a 30 percent rise, says admissions director Paul H Younger.
Thirteen Salvation Army youths began the Cadet Corps Bible study, meeting at the headquarters on Sunday. Participants include Donald and John Freeman, Alvin Fennell, Wayne Fennell, Patricia Hiler, Joann Cooper, Fred Patt, Norman Kirkwood, Lois Eckley, Charles Eckley, and Charles Plickenger alongside Helen Plickenger. The six year program offers scholarships if they pursue Salvation Army work at the New York training college. Evelyn Love and two Fennells have three years in the course, and the group’s first activity gathered for a dinner Friday night. The Sunday program featured Salvation Army colors yellow red and blue. Attendance for Salvation Army Bible school climbed to 60 with 70 on the roll. Nine Sunbeams from the district attended a rally at Camp Elwood where 400 girls gathered Saturday.
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