Local youth enlistments span Navy and Army programs
The article lists James Webster McCullough and four Mohawk High School graduates enlisting in the U S Navy through New Castle Recruiting Station. It details nuclear field training paths, trade school options, and assignments to Great Lakes, submarines, and hospital programs. It also notes Army basic and advanced training at Fort Knox and USATC Armor, with names and hometowns of enlistees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Webster McCullough
William MecCullough
Court St
U. S. Navy
New Castle
James
New Castle Senior High School
The
A&p Co
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Benjamin Dominick de Matteo
Samuel de Matteo
Bessemer
Joseph Herman
John Herman
Richard William Proctor
William Proctor
George Stewart Fey
Stewart Fey
New Castle RD 7
D. Company
14 Battalion
5Th Training Regiment
United States Army Training Center
Armor Usatc
Pvt
Brown
Jon Eric Robertson
F. T. Robertson
Lanewood Dr
U.S. Navy
Jon
Neshannock High School
Navy
Armed Forces
Pittsburgh
Fort Knox, Ky
Charles P. Sapienza
Jack C. Sapienza
S. Beaver St
Third
BCT
United States Army Training Center, Armor
Usatca
Sapienza
Market Pattern Draws Dow Gap in Trading View
Bache & Co notes the broader market underperforms relative to the Dow Jones industrials amid a cloudy technical pattern.
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Bache & Co
Numbers System Before Saddle Cloths Adopted in Louisville
Jockeys in Louisville wore arm band numbers prior to the adoption of saddle cloth numbers. The practice marked a transition in identifying riders during races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wall Street Chatter Predicts Short Term Rally
Wall Street analysts express divergent views on a near term rally. Thurlow warns oversold conditions could rally or face trouble if momentum fades. Others advise staying invested in stocks as the economy moves forward. aerospace remains a growth area. Dow theory suggests no shift unless the Dow closes below 686.05.
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Wall Street
New York
UPS
Jb.k. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Blue Cross budgeting helps cover hospital bills
William T. Connolly, a 17 year Blue Cross subscriber, describes his hospitalization last December 19 and a total bill of 1838.10 with only 25 paid out of pocket for a pint of blood. Blue Cross covered the rest, illustrating how budgeting reduces personal costs and provides coverage for room, board, medicines, and other hospital services for the full term of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Connolly
Blue Cross
Mr. Connolly
Connolly
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Sin US. Service
Henry Frankel
Ronald L. Brown Jr
Ronald L. Brown
Volant RD 3
Pvt. Brown
Kittanning High School
Kittanning, Pa
DeMatteo
Herman
Proctor
Fey
Robertson
HFC
Jumer Discount Co
Sebolde Finance
Ousehold Consumer Discount CO
E. Washington St
Oliver
Murphy's
van den Broeck, Lieber & Co
Shields & Co
Gersen
Joseph E. Granville
EFPF
Hutton & Co
Dow
Straka Street
Pennsylvania
Hospital Service Association
Union Trust Building
Hospital Service Association OF Western Pennsylvania Dept
Union Trust
Tam
Lam
Wstate
Blue Shield