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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
7
The Army moved anti-aircraft battalions to strategic industrial metropolitan and air force centers to defend against a possible Russian sneak attack. Maj. Gen. John T. Lewis says gunners will quickly respond with improved ammunition and radar when alerted, while fighter interceptors engage first.
A California scientist at the University of Southern California symposium describes an atomic contamination bomb that could be hundreds of times more deadly than a standard A-bomb. R D Zentner of Tracerlab Berkeley explains waste packed into bombs or dispersed by gliders could contaminate wide areas and force entire city evacuations.
Somerset Pa June 18 An investigation is under way into the death of Silas Platter 60 of Meyersdale R D 1 Platter was found dead in his Coal Run Elk Lick township home the cause is unknown and a cut under his left eye is noted Police say a quarrel occurred after a shopping trip with Harry Rugg 28 and Aaron Rugg 57 both held pending the investigation.
J. C. Hildebrand Lawrence county Boy Scout executive announced a series of events at Camp Agawam including an inspection July 8 and district committee meetings July 8 17 30 and August 6. Picnics for Cub Packs 16 and 48 are scheduled July 11 and August 5. All Lawrence county cub packs are invited to hold picnics at the scout area.
A week’s notice goes to camp officials. The event offers picnic areas a camp tour boat rides attendance at the camp fire and other activities for cub packs during their day visit.
Parsley and minced onion with butter folded into rice create a tasty colorful side. This parsley rice serves as an ideal background for creamed chicken or tuna dishes.
The earliest gummed postage stamps were adopted in 1847 marking a shift from coin payments for mail. Before that era, postage costs were paid in coins at the point of mailing.
The record notes that milk was first sold in glass containers in Brooklyn New York in 1878.
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