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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1954
Page
9
The Farmers Home Administration approved 2,230,000 dollars in operating loans in 1953 for Pennsylvania family type farms unable to secure private credit. About half of borrowers were veterans. Average loan terms show improved incomes, assets, and cropland while tenant farmers declined.
Nearly 34 percent of entrants were part time or inexperienced operators. Leader's two pens of white leghorns top the standings with 2,700 total points and 2,472 eggs earning 2,642 points. Leo J. Graybill Farm of McAlisterville holds third and fourth. Harco Orchard and Poultry Farm of Easton Mass leads barred Plymouth Rocks and is third in Rhode Island reds despite two deaths in each pen.
Raymond H. Amalong, head of Thiel College education, will head Penn State placement work as associate director of the placement service effective July 1. He replaces Walter A. Kearney, who resigns to become superintendent of schools in New Castle. Amalong studied at Greenville High School and earned education degrees from Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh.
Twelve year old James McCart son of Mr and Mrs J J McCart 202 Cecil avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital Friday for a snake bite on the right forearm. He was playing near a pond on the old Wilson farm off Youngstown road behind Valley Motor Freight when bitten. No ill effects were reported and the snake was not believed to be poisonous.
The King's Daughters of Mahoning held their June gathering at Mrs. Park Baird's home near Poland with co hostess Mrs. Elmer Baird. Hiram Baird sang two solos as members joined in a missionary program. Mrs. George Allen presided in absence of officers. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cover of Sharpsville and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride.
Capt. Charles Reed, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jay L. Reed of 1207 North Mercer Street, has been assigned as an instructor at an air academy. A West Point graduate of 1940, he has served in the Air Force as a pilot instructor and aide to Gen Wey.
A combat crew training group from Langley Air Force Base Virginia is set to report to West on Tuesday per officials.
Mrs. Pauline Orlando of West Wabash avenue notes her daughter Mrs. John Tuscano formerly Miss Marjorie Orlando of Marysville California has earned a diploma as a registered practical nurse from Urba City hospital California. Tuscano trained while working as a nurse's aide and caring for three children with husband in Marysville where Mr. Tuscano is a paymaster at a lumber company.
The obituary notes the deceased as a long time local who had lived in the community for many years. It mentions he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuscano of West Avenue.
New York report notes more than 22 percent of all radio sets in the United States are installed in automobiles, highlighting a growing in-vehicle listening trend and industry shift.
A fragment notes rainfall and altered amounts affecting German tourists in a coastal area. The text references weather and travel conditions with unclear specifics but signals impact on visitors.
Friends of Mr and Mrs John DiLullo announce the arrival of a son Monday June 7 at Northside Hospital Youngstown. Miss Tressa Thompson of Youngstown is recovering well from cataract surgery at North Side Hospital Youngstown. Weaving is noted as one of man’s oldest crafts.
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