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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
5
U S shrimping hauls have totaled more than 150 million pounds in recent years, reflecting a steady high level of harvest and economic activity for the industry and coastal communities dependent on the catch.
In Santa Ana the Overell yacht blast case staggers on as Judge Morrison orders 25 new veniremen by 9 a.m. to extend jury selection. Beulah Overell, 18, and George Gollum, 21, face charges of beating to death her parents and dynamiting the yacht in Newport Bay on March 15, with six men and five women seated so far and four alternates needed.
In Harrisburg on June 12 the Republican led Senate advanced rent control plans at Gov Duff's request. Kephart proposed tying rents to the March 1 1947 level with a 15 percent ceiling. Wood favored a five member commission to supervise rents but excludes new buildings. both await federal rent control status and possible adjournment moves.
A discussion on fathers' roles in child upbringing. It contrasts neglect by some due to absence of integrity or preoccupation with work with the value of devoted, daily companionship. It urges fathers to invest time and warmth, attend church, and share activities to foster lasting bonds and love.
Guido Schmidt, last Austrian foreign minister before the Anschluss, was acquitted of treason by a Vienna peoples court. He denied Nazi ties, blaming appeasers for the 1938 Anschluss, with trial proceedings having begun February 23.
The piece argues that peace at any price leads to war and criticizes Lansbury and Wallace. It contrasts democratic Britain with communist Russia, noting England's nationalized Bank and government controls, while praising Churchill and warning against pacifist tides. It ends with a question about Russia under Communist rule.
The article discusses Folliard winning a Pulitzer for a factual Atlanta report on fanatic groups, contrasts investigative journalism with sensational exposure, and notes the difficulty of obtaining candid Soviet views. It also reflects on broader questions about reporting on Russia England and the limits of interviews with Russians and British leaders. The piece highlights the challenges in discerning true aims of Soviet and British political currents.
Robert H. Durning a 1942 New Castle high school graduate and Marine Corps veteran is a Colgate University senior candidate for a bachelor of arts degree at the June 16 spring commencement. He studied psychology and served on The Maroon editorial staff. He is the son of Co. W. Durning of West Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
The War Assets Administration announced the sale of surplus steel facilities at Monaca Pennsylvania to the Superior Drawn Steel Co for 120000 dollars. The Monaca site, adjacent to the Superior plant, originally cost the government 282602 dollars.
Monsignor Ignace Seipel and allied Christian Socialist figures vanished during Nazi occupation. After Austria's liberation he emerged from hiding to be trusted with the chancellorship as wartime hardships endured. The era saw Seyss-Inquart’s defilement and Count Metternich’s European influence recalled.
The article explains that catgut is not made from cats but from the intestines of sheep and horses, correcting a common misconception about its material. It notes the historical use of animal intestines for cords and strings in various applications.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Antonio Lamantia Jr. a 40 year old truck driver from Cookeville Pa died when his vehicle left the road and plunged down a 260 foot embankment near Pittsburgh yesterday. A physician arriving first on scene said lamantia appeared dead from a heart attack before the vehicle went off the road.
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