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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1948
Page
7
Randall receives a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering during Monday morning exercises. Quadruplets are a rare birth event occurring about once in 350,000 births.
The New Wilmington board approves a ten mill per tax for next school year and sets the overall levy at 22 mills. Lue Orlando Shore is hired as social studies teacher. Community Daily Bible School opens at Uni Presbyterian Church for grades 9 to 11:30 daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m. It runs through June 25. 4-H club meets Friday at 10 a.m. at Grange hall.
John G. Finn a 23 year old Stamford Connecticut man stands charged with second degree assault against nurse Reva Reznick 23 of New York City. The case began in Lake George after Reznick was found drowned in the lake following a confrontation in a parked car. Finn denies knowledge of Reznick death.
About 4 450 women and 50 men gathered in Pittsburgh for the 44th annual convention of the Pennsylvania grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. General chairman Mauge O. Shephard spoke at the opening ritual marked by a flags pageant. Men present were either worthy grand patrons or guests.
Miss Mary P. Preston, daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Preston of 218 East Wallace Avenue, is among 3200 graduates at the University of Southern California commencement. She received the Bachelor of Science in Education degree.
The piece argues for Dewey as a capable president, citing a pioneering state fair employment law breaking racial barriers, proud veterans housing built with state aid, and education reforms pushing higher salaries and new schools. It notes the influence of Albany administrators and rising public opinion as key factors. It also cites farm size data from 1940.
Mrs. A. A. Hodge aged 90 of West Middlesex died at 9 15 p m after a long illness at her home. She was preceded in death by her husband on April 11 and by son Everett Sweesy on May 18. Body moved to Tennant Funeral Home Farrell.
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