City Warns Vacant Property Owners to Cut Weeds
Richard I. Davis reports the city issued warnings to owners of vacant lots to cut all noxious weeds immediately or the city will perform the work and sue for costs. An ordinance from 1945 requires twice yearly weed cutting by June 18 and August 15 with a $300 penalty per offense.
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Richard I. Davis
Davis
Ellwood Charity Ball Planned at Ellwood Country Club
Plans complete for the Annual Charity Ball to be held Tuesday June 21 at Ellwood City Country Club. Event sponsored by Tree Of Life Synagogue of Ellwood City.
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Ellwood City Country Club
Tree of Life Synagogue
Ellwood City
When They Don’t Write Letters Home
Dr. Ernest G. Osborne notes that letters from away children reveal homesickness and family tension. He suggests parents preaddress postcards or envelopes to themselves and prepare alternating messages the child can mail home to stay connected.
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Pop
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Farm Safety Week Emphasizes Year Round Prevention
Scheduling Farm Safety Week from July 24 to 30 aims to reinforce ongoing accident prevention beyond one week. Slogans urged are Always Be on the Alert and Make Every Week Safety Week as a national program proclaimed by the president, with the National Safety Council and the U S Department of Agriculture coordinating efforts. The goal is to reduce farm deaths and injuries and promote safer, happier, and more prosperous farm life.
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National Safety Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Use Chemical Weed Killers With Care
Penn State College researchers urge careful use of weed killers after Weed Control Field Day findings. Experiments show 2 4 D effective on broadleaf weeds, ester form risks fumes, amine preferred for grains, 24 D not after heads. Amine salt may control oats weeds with clover intact. Some 2 4 D with 2 4 5 T can affect woody plants. Circular 1949 available from Agricultural Extension, 206 Post Office Building, New Castle.
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Pennsylvania State College
Agricultural Extension Office
Post Office
New Castle
Summer Reading at the Public Library
The library offers a reading list tailored to interests and hobbies for summer. It highlights sports books such as The Cleveland Indians and Lucky To Be a Yankee, plus memoirs and letters and works by authors like Thomas Merton and Emily Hahn. Readers are encouraged to request lists or ask for books in specific fields.
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Cleveland Indians
Franklin Wis
Chicago Cubs
Warren Brown
Boston Red Sox
Frederick Glieb
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Boudreau
England
Emily Hahn
Cornelia Skinner
Thomas Merton
Chain Weizman
School Buildings Being Cleaned in New Castle
Janitors are busy cleaning the New Castle Public Schools Administration building on East street and school buildings city wide. Superintendent Frank L. Burton reports health and medical departments offices and rooms are being cleaned, while schools are repaired, painted and cleaned.
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New Castle Public Schools Administration
East Street
City
Frank L. Burton
Superintendent Health Department
Medical Department
New Castle Teachers Attend Summer College Sessions
New Castle teachers seek advanced degrees this summer as Pennsylvania raises salaries for degree holders. At Slippery Rock State Teachers College are Mrs Daisy Hurst Arthur McGill Miss Margaret Preston Arthur McGill Mrs Ruth Hanna Miss Anna M Reed of Oak Street. Westminster College hosts William Wallace Benjamin Franklin Junior High Lewis Hannelly Croton Miss Marie McElroy Rose Avenue and Mrs Alice Brunswick New Castle school nurse. Mrs Brunswick receives emergency leave to study at Pittsburgh University. Further attendees from other state colleges to be announced.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Daisy Hurst
Arthur McGill
Margaret Preston
Ruth Hanna
Anna M. Reed
Oak Street
Westminster College
William Wallace
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Lewis Hannelly
Croton
Marie McElroy
Rose Avenue
Alice Brunswick
New Castile
Brunswick
Pittsburgh University
Good Taste By FRANCINE MARKEL Dear Readers Advice column tips on weddings
The piece covers wedding etiquette including gifts for anniversaries, appropriate party ideas for a cousin's wedding such as a cocktail party tea luncheon or evening event, and guidance on timing for receptions when not stated on an invitation. It notes the U S leads global consumption of pulp and paper.
Fireman Hasson to Join USS Missouri Summer Cruise
Samuel Hasson fireman USN son of Mrs Hazel S Hasson New Castle Pennsylvania is set to visit Ports mouth England and Cherbourg France this summer as part of the crew of the battleship USS Missouri in a ten ship Midshipmen Practice Cruise Squadron Tours to London and Paris are arranged as part of practical shipboard training during the cruise.
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Samuel Hasson
USN
Hazel S. Hasson
Scioto Street
New Castle
Penna
Portsmouth
England
Cherbourg
France
London
Paris
Naval Academy Midshipmen to Stand Watches in Training
Embryo Naval officers will join the regular ship's companies as they undergo watches and training exercises alongside the Reserve Midshipmen.
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Naval Academy
Embryo
Grasshoppers Invade West
Entomologists from the Department of Agriculture warn of a major grasshopper invasion west of the Mississippi. Expected in eastern Montana and across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Kansas and parts of Texas Oklahoma Iowa Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin and more.
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Mississippi River
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Insecticide Countermeasures Target Dakotas Crops
The text warns of serious trouble in the Dakotas with counter-attacks by farmers. Airplane spray insecticides and poisoned bait will be used to curb insect breeding places. It stresses caution to prevent livestock exposure by delaying feeding sprayed crops to animals for a proper period.
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Dakotas
Lucille Reno Plans Piano Recital at First Baptist
Miss Lucille Reno will present her students in a piano recital on June 28 at 8 p m in the First Baptist church. Coal deposits were discovered in Ohio in 1755. cen
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First Baptist Church
Ohio
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