National Guard unit trains for Indiantown Gap camp
An assembly of 34 officers and 6 enlisted from the 229th Field Artillery Battalion met at Cunningham Armory June 7 8 to prepare personnel for Field Training at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation August 2 16. Captain George F Mitchell Jr led the plans and training effort. Public notices announce recruitment for Army National Guard with prior service, meetings once weekly and two weeks annual training, and pay by rank. Contact Capt Shaffer or Capt Miller at Cunningham Armory for more info.
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229Th Field Artillery
Frederick S. Kring
Grove City College
Russia
Dr. Kring
New York
Pennsylvania National Guard
229Th
Cunningham Armory
George F. Mitchell Jr
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Robert B. Cantrell
Harrisburg
Cantrell
J. Frank Cook
National Guard
U. S S. Army
Robert Shaffer
Service
Edward
Penn Power Sponsors Trip for 4-H Club Members
Eleven members of the Lawrence County 4-H Electrical Club will visit Nela Park in Cleveland tomorrow, sponsored by Penn Power Co. Walter Gross and Joe Shick will accompany the group, and Mercer County 4-H Club members join the all day trip to view light bulb exhibits from the first to the newest. Friday the company will take county agents and Yo-Ag teachers from Lawrence Mercer Beaver and Butler Counties to Nela Park.
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Lawrence County
4-H Electrical Club
Nela Park
Cleveland
Penn Power Co
Walter Gross
Joe Shick
Mercer County
4-H Club
Penn Power
Yo-Ag
Lawrence
Mercer
Beaver
Butler Counties
Physician Highlights Church Role in Mental Health
Dr. Wilbur E. Flannery told New Castle Ministerial Assn members that the church is a major factor in mental health. He linked mental well being to family, social stress, adolescence, and the underprivileged, stressing early childhood years and compassionate parenting to prevent later issues. He praised medical advances, urged community fellowship, and urged groups to unite across religious lines. Rev. Rosamond C. Kay Jr. introduced him as president of the ministerial body.
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Wilbur E. Flannery
New Castle
Flannery
Rosamond C. Kay Jr
Rise in U S households owning multiple cars
Records show that 16.9 percent of all U S households own more than one car, compared with 6.2 percent in 1949. The data highlight a sharp rise in multi car households over the years.
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U. S
Firemen Free Tot With Foot Caught In Pipe
City firefighters freed David Lynch a three year old from a clothes pole pipe after his foot got wedged in a yard near 316 Hillcrest Ave. Neighbors tried to loosen him for about an hour before crews used a hacksaw to release the boy son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lynch of 312 Hillcrest Ave.
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David Lynch
Frank Lynch
Hillcrest Ave
New Wilmington Council Ordains Four Borough Streets
New Wilmington Borough Council met in a special session last night outlining the ordination of four borough streets and granting final approval for sewer construction plans. The action includes a sanitary sewer project as part of the borough’s infrastructure push and outlines completion expectations and funding steps.
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New Wilmington
Bids Advertised for Local Street Paving and Sewer Work
Prospect Drive and bids will be advertised this week for the paving of N New Castle St N Park St Short St and Wood St. A special meeting is planned for Thursday June 26 when bids will be opened for the sewer work to be completed if necessary clerical tasks can be finished.
Fazzone Brothers Fireworks plant seeks state approval to reopen
Fazzone Brothers Fireworks Co plans to submit to Harrisburg for state approval to resume manufacturing after a June 2 shutdown tied to a probe following Sam Caimano’s fatal April 30 blast. Inspectors noted required improvements and ongoing checks at Rozzi Mahoning plant and Vitale and Atlantic Fireworks remain under review. Delphiniums care tip appears as a stray line.
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Fazzone’ Brothers
Harrisburg
Myrie A. Walsh
Union Twp
Sam Caimano
Caimano
Rozzi
Mahoning
Vitale Fireworks Co
Walsh
Shifts in Labor Patterns: White Collar Rise and Blue Collar Stable
Employment in white collar categories grew from 22.3 percent in 1910 to 39.8 percent in 1956 while blue collar shares moved from 37.4 percent to 38.9 percent. Families earning 4000 to 5000 dollars annually buy about one fifth of all consumer goods in the nation.
World figures clash over communism and peace efforts
Washington Democrat Francis E Walter accuses Cyrus Eaton of trying to usurp the State Department in talks with Russia while Eaton defends peace aims aligned with Eisenhower. In Moscow the Central Committee heaps blame on Molotov Malenkov and Beria for influencing Stalin against famed composers.
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United Press International
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Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
State Department
Russia
Ohio
Eisenhower
Moscow
Communist Party Central Committee
Georgi Malenkov
Vyacheslav Molotov
Lavrenti Beria
Stalin
Molotov
Malenkov
Beria
Foreign car spending nearly doubles 1956 total
The amount spent on foreign cars in 1957 approaches a near doubling of the $175 million spent in 1956, signaling a sharp rise in import vehicle demand and consumer interest during that period.
New Wilmington Official Denies Damage Rumors
Walt Whitman supervising principal of Wilmington Area Joint High School in New Wilmington, with contractor and architect W. G. Eckles, reports no damage to the under construction building after an unknown group gained entry Saturday night.
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Wilmington Area
New Wilmington
Walt Whitman
Whitman
W. G. Eckles
Knights of Columbus to Nominate Officers Tomorrow
Officers of the Knights of Columbus will be nominated at 8 30 p m tomorrow in the K of C Home on East Washington Street. Elections are set for the July 9 meeting.
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K OF
Knights of Columbus
K of C
E. Washington St
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