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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
5
William Morgan of 307 Mahoning Avenue owns Gus a dog that hanged himself with the tether rope while attempting to leap a crosspiece. The dog cleared the obstruction but rope caught on palings and he died. Neighbor Jimmy Alexander witnessed the freak accident and recalls a prior near-fatal escape.
Washington Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles says the government is prepared to ration flour to ensure supplies amid shortages. He notes potential measures, with officials discussing distribution controls and fair access across regions. The statement emphasizes preparedness without detailing specific timelines or quantities.
In Lexington and Culver, figures Fred M Vinson and Gen Jacob L Devers urge washing war’s aftermath and oppose power politics. Rapid City General Arnold calls for no more wars and global cooperation to ensure freedom.
Johnstown Pennsylvania demonstrated effective flood control as floods nearby surged. Despite uprisings of water, local streams stayed at low levels while surrounding areas endured significant damage.
An observant note questions the pristine white cricket attire seen in most action photos. The author suggests images may capture only the early moments of the first innings before dirt and grass stains accumulate.
A discussion on using the high chair for young children at family meals. It emphasizes calm guidance over punishment, with occasional firm corrections for unsafe behavior to protect appetite and establish good table manners.
An observing wife notes that the world endures even when a husband fails to tell his story accurately. This reflects a wry, domestic reflection on truth and resilience within marriage.
The piece argues that aged people face risks entering crowded venues and transit due to traffic and crowding. It notes occasional safeguards like yellow lights and attentive staff. It also asserts timeless courtesy expectations that a man should rise to greet a woman and remain standing until she sits or departs.
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania maple syrup and sugar hit record lows this year amid flour shortages. State output reached 11 000 pounds of maple sugar and 45 000 gallons of syrup, far below the 10 year average and last year’s totals.
Pennsylvania's 75,000 anthracite miners returned to the mines after an 11 day walkout and resumed production of sorely needed fuel. Operators expected output to reach 90 to 100 percent as mines were kept in good condition and maintenance men were exempted from the strike call by the United Mine Workers of America.
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