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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1957

Page

9

Queen Expands Wardrobe For U.S. Visit

Queen Elizabeth II orders an entire new wardrobe for her American and Canadian trip next fall. Dressmakers Hartnell and Amies, shoe maker Rayne, and milliners will prepare sketches and fabrics chosen by the Queen, with occasional royal input via Prince Philip.

Margaret Saville United Press London Queen Elizabeth II Portugal Denmark France Norman Hartnell Hardy Amies Edward Rayne Buckingham Palace Prince Philip Elizabeth Hartnell

William J. Pherson Receives Doctorate From Temple

William J. Pherson received his doctor of medicine degree at Temple University commencement on June 13. He earned a BA from Westminster College in 1953 and belonged to Phi Alpha Sigma. He will intern at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh.

William J. Pherson Temple University Phi Alpha Sigma Medical Fraternity Westminister College John L. Pherson Volant Patty Jo Smith Pherson Pittsburgh Allegheny General Hospital

Pittsburgh Second In Pedestrian Safety In 1956

Pittsburgh ranked second in pedestrian safety for 1956 with only 30 pedestrian deaths. FE Timmerman of the Automobile Club of Pittsburgh announced that Washington D C and Cincinnati tied for first with higher fatalities.

Pittsburgh INS FE. C. Timmerman Automobile Club of Pittsburgh Washington, D. C Cincinnati

Jamestown Festival Attracts Tourists

The Jamestown festival in Virginia draws visitors as it runs until November 30 at America's first permanent settlement founded May 13 1607. Reconstructed settings exhibits and relics highlight the past with rebuilt battlefields and historic sites drawing crowds.

Jamestown Virginia America

U S Military Bases Spread Across Spain in Wartime Plan

Five USAF bases from southwest Spain to near the Pyrenees and three US Navy installations along the Atlantic and Mediterranean have been or are being built. A 500 mile pipeline from Rota channels aviation fuel across Spain to support European and North African operations. The Torrejon and Rota facilities enable bomber, carrier, and fleet support with long runways and vast storage.

Madrid INS Spain United States Air Force Pyrenees United States Navy Atlantic Gibraltar Mediterranean Texas Iberian Peninsula Europe Middle East North Africa A. W. Kissner USAF United States Great Air Force Base Torrejon Navy Rota U.S.A. F Moron San Pablo Zaragoza Reus Air Force Torregian Strategic Air Command United States Naval Air Station Franco el Ferrol Cartagena San Pablo Airforce Base

The Family Scrapbook by Dr. Ernest G. Osborne

The article discusses teacher shortages as schools reopen and urges enlistment of part time mother teachers. It notes many former teachers, now mothers, could work two to three hours daily to help with classrooms and urges promising young people to enter teaching.

Missing 14 foot motorboat and trailer reported in Edenburg yard

Chuck Giddings reports his Lone Star 14 foot aluminum motorboat and trailer tethered in his backyard were taken sometime Saturday around 12 30 pm. Police investigated the theft on the Edenburg property while Bloomington firefighters aided a kite string entangled owl at Illinois Wesleyan University.

Edenburg Chuck Giddings RD 1 Lone Star Giddings Bloomington Hil Illinois Wesleyan University

Danish automatic fillet grader sorts fish at 6000 per hour

A Danish automatic fillet grader can separate sliced fish into twelve grades at a rate of six thousand pieces an hour. Weights are automatically dropped on balance pans and fish drop into separate containers when the correct weight is reached.

Copenhagen

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