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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
11
American women spend billions yearly on beauty and home comforts yet electricity delivers much for little. The piece notes lights, radio, washing, timekeeping, refrigeration and other chores for modest costs, highlighting the efficiency and labor saving of electric service in homes.
Harlansburg WCTU moves regular meeting to Friday at 2 PM at the Copper sisters home with Mrs Mabel McElwain and others hosting. Slippery Rock WCTU to hold its regular monthly meeting June 12 at 8 PM at Mrs Florence Stevenson’s home. Paul Slinnick, 60, dies in Pittsburgh hospital from shock after a coal slide injury at Ford Collieries. Berwick-upon-Tweed described as a Northumberland seaport at the Tweed’s mouth near England and Scotland frontier.
The Wampum Rotary Club Horse Show at Pleasant Valley Farm ended Monday night with a strong turnout despite Friday and Saturday rain. Stake events showcased many wins across walking horse, three gaited, five gaited, pony, and fine harness classes, led by Happy Landing and other Sterling Smith entries. Net profits will aid the club’s charitable work.
Shirley Moore an Australian war bride is spending like the G I s in Pittsburgh She recalls soldiers at a Perth theater pressing money on her and saying You figure it out Now she gives her money to salesgirls with the same remark She has long made change in shillings and half crowns and half pennies and says she cannot yet get used to American money but will keep letting clerks figure it out
The War Assets Administration offers Gabbs Nevada as part of the Surplus Basic Magnesium project for sale or lease. The package includes the town site, magnesite deposits, a magnesium oxide plant, and about 4990 acres of claims. The town comprises 60 homes a staff hotel an apartment building a school and other facilities.
The coroner said Anthony Sawyer, 38, of Pittsburgh died yesterday from a skull fracture after a fall from a scaffold where he was working. The note also mentions Charles Burchfield as left handed, with works in major museums.
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