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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
7
Gen. Matthew Ridgway told Italian reporters there was no germ warfare by U S forces in Korea and called the charges fabricated falsehoods. The NATO commander, visiting Rome, stressed a goal of stable peace and praised Eisenhower’s SHAPE leadership.
The 219 year old New York City home for the aged and infirm will shut down starting July 1 and relocate about 1,500 patients over a year. The closure aligns with opening of Bird S Coler Memorial hospital on Welfare Island. Dickens visited Blackwell's Island in the 1840s noting poor conditions.
The zinc price fell to 15 cents per pound on Wednesday, marking the third drop since June 2. Earlier reductions brought it from 17.1 cents to 16 cents, with the current decline sparked by the steel mill strike, which has shut mills since June 2 and affected galvanizing demand.
Civil Defense leaders led by Dr. Arthur B. Foster outlined gains and continuing efforts to organize civilian support in war emergencies. Programs include first aid courses, feeding displaced populations, ground observation centers, and 24 hour safety drills in schools. A cooperative “Alert America” exhibit runs in Pittsburgh through June 24.
The 23rd annual leader training session organized by 4 H will be held at Penn State in State College starting in June. Organizers expect participation from 4 H leaders and county agents coordinating youth programs and project work.
A ship training school for older 4-H club members will run at Pennsylvania State College from June 23 to 27. About 200 members will learn to lead home community club activities under state 4-H leader Allen L. Baker. Training groups will be formed during the five days. Arizona is nicknamed the Grand Canyon state.
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