Summer Students From New Castle At Westminster
The first summer school session at Westminster runs June 6 through July 20 with 268 New Castle students enrolled. The list includes Richard Whittaker and many others from Warren Williams to Thomas DeVitto, New Castle residents across multiple streets and avenues.
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New Castle
Westminster
Westster
Richard Whittaker
Englewood Avenue
Warren Williams
Northview Avenue
Stanley Wojtowicz
Elmwood Street
Robert Wolanin
Fern Street
Paul Zarilla
East Meyer Avenue
Dale Shaw
James S. Snow
Becker Street
Howard Snyder
West
Martin Street
Charles Reider
Reynolds Street
William Richardson
R. D
Elizabeth Street
Fred Riley
Washington Street
Joseph Sacco
Euclid Avenue
Robert Shaffer
Madison Street
Orlando Lucidore
Big Run Street
Gaylord E. Lutz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jack McCullough
William Maraf
Leasure Avenue
John
Sheridan Avenue
George G. Alpern
Bonniee Brenneman
Moody Avenue
Fred Broad
Thad Bukowski
Bolivia Missionary to Talk at Leesburg
Rev. Hammond a Bolivia missionary will speak at a Youth for Christ meeting at Leesburg Presbyterian Church this Saturday at 8 p m. He is a former New Castle resident home on furlough and plans to return to Bolivia in September. The No 1 California crop is cotton.
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Hammond
Bolivia
Youth For Christ
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Millburn Ladies Club June meeting and community notes
The Millburn Ladies Club met at the Grange Hall with Mrs. Margaret Masters as acting chairwoman. Roses were given for birthdays and lunch was served. The group plans to assist the grange in serving dinner to the Burbank Club in July.
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Ladies Friendship Club
Grange Hall
Margaret Masters
Ruth Hume
The
Grange
Burbank
Tilo seeks autonomy for Slovenes in southern Carinthia
The passage notes Tilo's push for a land reform enclave and full autonomy, facing Austrian objections. It highlights Austria’s view against alien administrations within its borders and the contested status of Slovenes in Carinthia amid Titoist claims and shifting Soviet and Western positions.
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Paris
Tilo
Carinthia
Austria
Tito
Europe
Washington Has Picnic Games at George Washington Playground
Children at the George Washington playground enjoyed a 1 p.m. picnic followed by relay races and stories from instructors. The midget softball team practiced in preparation for league games starting next week. An On Wheels show is set for June 29 at 2 p.m. with prizes for original wheel related articles. Handicraft sessions for construction minded children run Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1.40 p.m.
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George Washington Playground
Panama Canal Construction and Opening Timeline
The canal’s French start occurred in 1882 and the United States bought it in 1904 for 40 million dollars. It was completed under U.S. supervision and opened to traffic in August 1914.
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Panama Canal
United States
The World and the Mud Puddles
The article reflects on economy as a core virtue and warns against public debt. It cites Jefferson on avoiding wasteful public spending and links ancient caution to 1940s government trends in debt and profiteering, urging prudence in public finance.
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Jefferson
Croton Playground Pet Show Winners Named
On Wednesday afternoon June 22 Croton children brought pets to the playground. John Marzula and Jack Mehelic won first prize with a large collie, Denny Dematteis took second for his pet crew, and Bruce Gallick earned third with a white duck. Judges were Mrs Raymond Cook, Mrs Dorothy Melnick, and Mrs Margaret Memo. Next week features an On Wheels show.
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John Marzula
Jack Mehelic
Denny Dematteis
Bruce Gallick
Raymond Cook
Dorothy Melnick
Margaret Memo
Independent commission could guide atomic plant decisions
The passage discusses a proposed independent commission to oversee atomic plant siting, contrasting thoughtful governance by Senator McMahon with other politicians who might demand Connecticut receive more plants. It frames budgetary and political pressures shaping national energy policy.
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McMahon
Connecticut
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The fragment discusses the need for capable, independent men to handle a large undertaking and warns that political vetoes could undermine their independence and effectiveness.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Simon Magus and the Origin of Simony
Simon Magus or Simon the Magician, a first century heretic, taught that God’s gifts could be bought with money. He was excommunicated, and the term simony derives from his name.
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Simon Magus
Simon the Magician
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