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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
2
Private First Class Arthur God Jr., 25, an architect by trade, faced a court martial at Fort Myer for wilfully destroying government property by hacking at potatoes while peeling them. The jury returned not guilty, and his record remains clean, drawing parallels to a past wartime incident involving spuds.
The passing of Ethel Barrymore ends an era for American theatre. Known as the First Lady of the American Theatre she delighted audiences for over half a century and was linked to the Royal Barrymore acting family. Her last stage appearance was in The Corn Is Green with Rhys T. Williams and she is mourned alongside other theatrical immortals.
The piece warns that prolonged inflation dulls urgency to act and risks catastrophe if unchecked. It notes Treasury bond market troubles and the danger of printed money, urging a balanced budget as the primary fix while criticizing lawmakers for tolerating inflationary policies.
West Germany reports an interview by HOLMES ALEXANDER about Cold War fears in Europe. It questions the strategic value of a siege halt versus offensive readiness, noting Berlin and the Bavarian frontier as potential flashpoints. The piece argues for a credible nuclear posture and warns against peace talks that invite aggression.
Nine Girls Towns in Italy were started by Monsignor Carroll Abbing, modeled on Boys Towns. Mother Dominic Ramacciotti leads the project with funding from Philip Liebmann and Linda Darnell, teaching governess trades and foreign languages to orphaned girls aged 13 to 18. The school emphasizes home life, discipline by informal rules, and a five year curriculum culminating in diplomas.
A editorial piece argues Geneva cannot yield a durable Berlin agreement. It warns the West must stand firm to protect West Berlin's freedom and independence amid Soviet pressure and East German claims. The piece stresses moral legitimacy, the Munich danger, and the need to fix legal issues and commitments.
The West End PTA publicity committee thanks The News for covering Udit this past year. They commend Ellwood City reporter Joe Rick ark Bay and his unit for service and cooperation, signing Mrs Lewis Stevens and Mrs Henry Bozzick.
The United States faces a broadened issue as about 4,400 foreign diplomatic mission members in Washington hold immunity under an ancient law. Violations like parking and traffic violations are common but rarely ticketed, with occasional reprimands from ambassadors. The piece also notes a thriving economy, steel-strike concerns, and criticism of President Eisenhower’s fee guidance to doctors at an AMA convention.
Dorothy Kligaien fills in on Voice Of Broadway while Shar Lewis tours, reflecting on decades with children and adults. She recalls memorable TV moments with Lamb Chop and Charley Horse, audience responses, and the joy of simple craft projects that become popular puppet activities.
A reflective piece notes historic life spans for notable figures and cites medical progress that extends life by about twenty years. It urges readers to use extra years for self-improvement and spiritual growth, framing life as a test to know, love, and serve God for eternal happiness.
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