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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
4
A narrator recalls fear of dentists fading as advances in gear and methods lessen pain. New drilling rigs, water cooling, and patient participation replace old torture perceptions, while doctors discuss modern body repair and anesthesia as pivotal breakthroughs.
Since 1947 forty four Pennsylvania communities adopted parking authorities, with 30 active, 7 nearly active and 17 inactive. The leaseback system funds off street lots without tax money, using parking fees to cover costs. New Castle mirrors state trends but has yet to act to solve its own parking problem.
The county commissioners retain Paul M Pattison to update assessment maps as a first step toward correcting widespread inequities in land values. Variances show some South Side homes assessed at 30 per front foot while East Side lots reach 40, North Hill values drop to 10, raising taxpayer outrage if not fixed before the next tax period.
The piece reflects on the end of the school year and the start of summer, noting official dates versus visible signals. It describes how students of all ages anticipate holidays, from young children to college students, and teachers welcome a break after a year of teaching and learning.
Washington column argues the Beck scandal won t end union corruption, challenging Meany and Reuther despite their public piety. It cites Meany s ties to convict Joseph Fay and Goldwater s Senate critique of labor leaders using funds for personal gain amid Kohler strike violence. It says Democrats will scapegoat Beck while shielding Meany and Reuther.
A Farmer-Stockman prize essay on land erosion features a Oklahoma Indian’s stark image of a desert farm. The satire contrasts white man farming with traditional lifestyle and ends with a quip about a Michigan professor and his daughter’s view of history.
Gary Crosby denies marriage reports to Gaby Spenard while Susan Strasberg and Ingrid Bergman news swirl. Elvis hair rumors clash with film plans. Basins Street reopens in Greenwich Village with Gerry Mulligan. Henry Fonda buys Cap Ferrat villa for summer art and rest.
Senate investigators focus on Bakers Local No. 1 in Chicago where Anthony Conforti oversaw union books while George Stuart organized the Salerno Biscuit Co. and solicited 50 dollars a month from members for 21 months. Cash diverted to Stuart for trips and gifts including cameras.
A reader from the Butler area protests the removal of the evening bus with no advance notice, recounts long waits and missed connections, questions schedule changes, and urges better service and transparency from the transit company regarding routes between Stanton and Butler Avenues and nearby areas.
The early form of organized labor appears as guilds guiding crafts and trades. These medieval associations served as collective bodies to regulate work, protect members, and advance mutual interests among skilled artisans.
Communist leader Khrushchev warns grandchildren will live under State Socialism and sparks debate over Post Office deficits and private versus public mail delivery. ADA director Hollander condemns government limits, arguing private enterprise should not be harmed. He claims proposed oil industry bills enrich a few and hurt 60 million consumers.
A Chicago veterinarian notes urban dogs show stress and ulcers mirroring masters. The piece warns modern life distractions distort purpose and urges living for God and others, citing Luke 8 14 and a devotional call to focus on service over self.
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