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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
12
New York columnist urges death penalty for adults selling narcotics to youths. He argues dope peddlers destroy children in schools, calling for extermination and harsher laws to remove them from society. He condemns perceived public officials and praises journalistic exposure of dealers.
The human skull comprises 22 bones forming the cranium and facial structure. This fact highlights the skull’s distinctive bony architecture used for protection and support of the brain and sensory organs.
Mayor John F Haven announced all fireworks offenses will be prosecuted before an alderman by Chief of Police Robert D Hanna. He stated it is a city law violation to sell possess or discharge explosive fireworks and pledged tougher enforcement with aldermanic fines for flagrant cases as July Fourth approaches.
Private DeRico, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph DeRico of 1209 Clearview Avenue, has joined the 17th Infantry Regiment on the central front in Korea after six months in the army. His brother Corporal Patsy DeRico also serves in the US Army. The item notes American waiters and waitresses earn about two billion dollars annually.
Sergeant First Class James H. Buxton of the 7th Infantry Division in Korea, son of Mrs. Louella Margaret Buxton of New Castle, earns a combat promotion for outstanding duty. In eight months, his unit has made amphibious landings and moved from Pusan to the Manchurian border while fighting on both coasts and aiding the central front. Buxton and his unit await rotation home under a fighting man first policy.
Preparations are complete for Camp Agawam opening on Slippery Rock Creek June 24. Scouts should arrive between 2 and 4 p.m. to register and pay remaining fees, then undergo a health recheck, swimming test, and classification. Scoutmasters form patrols and a retreat is planned for 5:30 p.m. with assistant director Clifford L. Jones.
Lawrence County Scout Executive J C Hildebrand says the camp will be open to visitors at 8 30 p m with drive slowly signs urging caution as children move about the grounds.
Montreal stands as Canada's largest city and the world's second-largest French speaking metropolis. The description highlights its status among global Francophone centers and its significance in Canada.
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