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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
6
A Queens College psychologist analyzes steak order styles to reveal personality types. He divides diners into rare, medium and well done, linking preferences to extroversion, conservatism and social behavior at a Manhattan eatery.
A U S Department of Agriculture survey of 1 700 girls aged 14 to 17 shows cotton as the preferred fabric for summer skirts dresses blouses pajamas shorts and sportswear due to its easy care. Nylon also ranks high for slips and wool appears in winter coats and dresses.
Clearfield Utah city officials will discontinue the 10 pm Fire Department siren used as a curfew signal after parental complaints that it woke children. The council voted to end the nightly alert.
Rose Point hosts Free Methodist revival at Camp Run led by Rev. Paul West from Apollo with a June 17 service. Reformed Presbyterian worship featured Rev. Jesse C. Mitchell from Denver at Geneva Chapel June 10. Synod sessions in Beaver Falls noted. Slippery Rock WCTU meets Thursday at eight. Rose Point notes include visitors, family visits, a new baby Diane, property moves, a Jean Nye wedding, and Shenango High School graduation.
Dr Samuel Sheppard's lengthy legal fight to prove innocence in his wife’s murder cost about $70,000. His brother Dr Richard N Sheppard released the expense statement noting attorney fees made up the bulk of the defense fund.
The National Geographic Society notes that a final refuge for giant gorillas endures in the high bamboo forests on the slopes of Belgian Congo volcanoes, highlighting a rare wild population's survival.
Benjamin Bass, 26, told reporters he left the courtroom and returned to work two and a half hours before the jury acquitted him on a forgery charge. He credited his attorney with convincing the jury of his innocence.
A police report notes a man choking on a street corner during which a patrolman assisted by slapping him, dislodging 18 betting slips from his mouth. It mentions a $50 service cost and cites Chicago state parks as part of national recreation resources totaling 5 900 000 acres of state parks and related areas.
In Detroit authorities launched a national fundraising effort to erect a memorial in memory of the late Crown Princess Wilmer Smith, 31, with officials describing the initiative as a dedicated remembrance.
An ad for ITCH-ME-NOT ointment promises relief from eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itching in 15 minutes. It claims instant drying and easy day or night use and places Eckerd's Drug Store as the retailer.
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