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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
36
A World War II veteran can have VA deduct insurance premiums from disability compensation if funds cover the premiums. Changing courses in GI Bill study does not count as a change of course if the final goal stays the same. Unremarried widows of WWII veterans have until July 25, 1960 to apply for a GI loan. A reinstatement exam requires the examining physician to mail the medical application to the VA after completion.
Charles Russell Gibson son of Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and the late Mr Gibson received the degree of doctor of dental surgery from the University of Pittsburgh on June 11. He will be stationed at the Naval Dental Clinic Quonset Point Rhode Island after July 7.
In clear terms the article explains stroke causes and warning signs. It notes prevention through managing high blood pressure and treating clotting conditions. It discusses anti clotting therapy and the role of heart disease in stroke risk, plus a Q and A on antibiotics and growth in children.
Senior Girl Scout Troop 31 met at Mrs. James Uber’s home to plan activities. A two day camping trip is scheduled for July 24 at Py matuming Dam. A prior camp at Camp Elliott contributed to their plans and a June 23 hayride followed by a wiener roast at Deborah Uber’s home is planned. Sandra Dryburg will conduct the June 20 meeting at 824 Lathrop St.
James Miller of Beaver Falls, a member of Penn State New Castle Center's first graduating class, joins the University of Michigan Atomic Research Department as a reactor operator. The local center announces Miller's move after his associate degree in engineering with an electrical technology focus.
Ernest G. Osborne notes mothers across Michigan joining parent cooperative nursery schools. Mothers become cooperating teachers, gaining practical understanding of children's needs beyond books. The movement grows nationwide, with parents organizing spaces and hiring teachers to aid three and four year olds. Mill St. resident Conti earns a business degree from the University of Miami and is an Army veteran.
Australia reports wool production for the fiscal year exceeding 3.8 million bales with an average weight of 300 pounds each, marking a new record for the industry.
Anthony G. Conti Jr. is listed as a Miami graduate. The brief notice names Conti as the graduate with the address 1121.
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