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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
9
CBS World News recounts frontline chaos in Normandy with vivid accounts from a tent near Bayeux. Canadian and American units faced heavy fire, casualties ran high on the American beachhead, and soldiers pressed forward through hedged countryside and shelling toward a dangerous advance.
A Millburn memorial service led by chaplain Mrs. Emma Bougher remembered grange members who had died in prior years. Music and a reading by the chaplain concluded the program. Nearby visitors and local families were noted at various gatherings and visits.
In Chicago on June 15 a committee of the American Medical Association rejected the Kenney treatment for poliomyelitis saying there is no evidence it prevents or reduces paralysis. Dr Ralph Ghormie of the University of Minnesota attended the meeting.
The Coast Guard at Brooklyn, N Y called in the Cummings home Monday. Harold Taylor a technician 1 C at Camp Forrest Tenn visited his grandmother Mrs Joshua Patterson during the week. Other Patterson visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor their daughter and Joe Abbott of Jackson Center.
The article explains refrigeration or crympanesthesia achieved by packing an arm or leg in ice or by using a dedicated refrigeration device. It notes the technique aims to slow nerve activity and reduce pain during procedures.
City schools board elected several teachers at its Wednesday session. Temporary hires: Ruth Garrity, Martin Leonhardt, Reba McFate, Evelyn M. Reno. Professional hires: Wilda Aiken, Betty Bower, Katherine H. Turner. Temporary staff with two years service received permanent contracts: Janet Chipman, Marjorie Lindsey, Margaret McCracken, Helen Williams. Retirement requests granted: Helena M. Burchart, Maude E. Young, Kesse Sankey, Mary A. Good. Bills of 652.92 approved.
Carmen Marmarosa, an East Liberty barber serving a ten year term for the bludgeon slaying of his wife, was ordered special medical treatment but denied transfer to a state hospital. Judge John J. Kennedy allowed visits to a Pittsburgh hospital if needed while he serves his sentence in the workhouse or asylum.
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