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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
9
Mayor Ed ward A. DeCarbo and Police Chief George 8. Rigby urge drivers to keep streets clear and families to use city playgrounds. With school out, the risk of injury rises as youths and vehicles share streets. a recent incident involved two boys on a bicycle hit by a car.
Washington dispatch notes government price support buys last month reached about 29.4 million pounds of butter and 19.4 million pounds of cheddar cheese with an additional 85.4 million pounds of dairy products involved in the program.
The department reported uncommitted government dairy stocks as of May 31 were well below a year earlier with butter at 24.7 million pounds cheese 249.6 million and nonfat dry milk 141.7 million. New federal standards take effect July 13 for southern peas marketed fresh for shelling and consumption.
A century ago a Mor mon newspaper portrayed southeastern Utah canyons and mountains as a vast contiguity of waste and measurably valueless except for nomadic hunting grounds for Indians and to hold the world together.
A compendium of brief quotes from leaders and public figures in various cities. Nixon speaks on neutral nations resisting coercion, Mae West jokes about nightclub fights, Frank Parker leaves Arthur Godfrey shows, Theo Gibson calls for desegregation action, and Eastland discusses Polish refugee Seweryn Bialer and Soviet secrets.
Irwin W. Stankard president of the Lawrence County TB Society announces five workshop scholarships for teachers and health workers in Lawrence County. Recipients will attend a three week session at Slippery Rock State Teachers College from June 25 to July 13, 1956. Names: Mrs. R. C. Lutz, Mrs. H. W. Dascombe, Mrs. Robert M. Martin, Mrs. Marion L. Furlong, and Mrs. Martha H. Martin. No dormitory scholarships due to proximity.
An account notes nitro glycerin explosions release gas about 10 000 times the volume of the original explosive. It also states Le Havre de Grace was the former name of Le Havre in France.
Dr Sol Sherry of Washington University medical school describes a sulfanilamide derivative pill that may replace injections for some diabetics. He notes favorable results in several older patients and says insulin has been eliminated in several instances during intensive testing at Jewish Hospital and other centers.
The Hickory 4-H Club Snazzy Snackers met at Ann Arblaster's Briar Hill Road home. After a brief business session the group served 4-H tidbits and punch. The next meeting is at Venice Cook's home on June 27.
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School eighth graders hosted a Cascade picnic to mark the final school session. Class funds supplied lunch with mothers as guests and staff assisting. James Parks, class president, organized the event with Eleanor Smith and Frank Eicholtz helping. Boating and amusements followed the meal.
The article discusses shyness in children, noting it can be due to fast pacing, inborn differences, or early experiences. It contrasts two parental approaches, pushing a child into social play or hovering to shield them, both of which tend to reinforce withdrawal and deeper shyness. The piece argues that dealing with shyness is challenging.
Members of the Weigletown Snackers 4-H Club met Thursday to discuss 4-H Club Week plans including a square dance at Lakewood on July 6 and a picnic on July 25. After the meeting the group prepared snacks of milk bars and popcorn balls.
Texas holds the largest share of the 238539 miles of U S railways totaling 16496 miles while Illinois ranks second with 12063 miles.
The text argues for a balanced approach to guiding shy children. It favors letting kids enter opportunities for play at their own pace rather than pushing or overprotecting. The emphasis is on easing comfort through gradual exposure.
The Plain Grove Grange will meet in the Grange hall at 8 30 p m Tuesday. Miss Rose Munnell will discuss agriculture and home economics in Cyprus. The program after the business meeting features the home economics committee with Miss Munnell, musical selections and stunts.
Washington and thirty two states plus DC require free school textbooks by statute. Anthrophobia is defined as the fear of society.
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