Bus Operator Ends Long Career Clyde Wick
Clyde Wick, a longtime New Castle street car and bus operator, has retired after 43 years of service. He plans to relax at home at 1717 East Washington Street and pursue a cottage in the country with his wife, after a Westward trip. Dayton H. Barge becomes senior operator in his absence.
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Clyde Wick
New Castle
Croton-West Side Line
East Washington Street
Mr. Wick
Cylde
Youngstown
Clyde
Dayton H. Barge
Vogan Street
Mr. Barge
Wick
Duff Authorizes Turnpike Bond Issuance Plan
Harrisburg reports Gov. James H. Duff signed a bill allowing the Pennsylvania turnpike commission to issue bonds to finance extensions east to Philadelphia and west to the Ohio border along with maintaining the existing toll road. The bonds will underwrite two or more projects, with maturity not until 1976, and come as surveying for routes proceeds with construction possibly beginning next year.
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Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Louis H. Farrell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Middlesex
Irwin
Ohio
The Parent Problem Continued on Child Quarreling
The article advises reducing family quarrels by respecting each child's possessions and duties. It warns against parental bickering and explains how arguing with heat invites manipulation. It suggests brief clear reasons for decisions to avoid prolonged parental debates.
Science Foundation bills face House hurdle again
The column notes a Senate approved science foundation bill stalled in the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Opponents fear government interference while supporters cite scholarships and research needs. Trygve Lie is oddly noted as an English setter enthusiast with a kennel in Norway.
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Federal Science Foundation
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Senate
Science Foundation
Frank B. Jewett
National Academy of Sciences
Jewett
Jewet
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Trygve Lie
The
United Nations
Norway
Pirates Recall Billy Salkeld To Boost Slumping Attack
Pirates recall catcher Billy Salkeld from Indianapolis of the American Association after he hit over .300 since leaving Pittsburgh. He replaces Leroy Jarvis, optioned to the Indians yesterday, as Pittsburgh seeks added batting punch.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Salkeld
Indianapolis
American Association
Pirates
Salkeld
Leroy Jarvis
Indians
Building Permits Issued for Local Additions and Shops
The city granted permits for multiple projects including Joseph Bordonaro Jr framing addition at 233 Northview Ave costing 400 dollars Hirth and Sons remodel of the store at 502 South Jefferson St cost 500 dollars W H Sigge low concrete block welding shop at 100 Riverview Ave cost 350 dollars and James De Garmo one story brick garage at Centennial Street and Wallace Ave.
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Joseph Bordonaro, Jr
Northview Avenue
Hirth & Sons
South Jefferson Street
W. H. Siggelow
Riverview Avenue
James de Garmo
Centennial Street
Wallace Ave
Concrete block garage project in city.
A damaged notice mentions a concrete block garage at 524 Electric Street with $100 and $500 figures involving individuals named Nue and Alex Bethie.
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Nue
Alex Bethie
Electric Street
New Campers Join Camp East Brook First Period
Camp East Brook opened Monday and two additional campers joined the first period. Gene McIlvaine, camp director, announced the names Cunningham and Betsy Lock art. Places remain for the second week June 29 to July 5. girls may reserve by calling the YWCA.
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Camp East Brook
Gene McIlvaine
Cunningham
Betsy Lockart
Y.W.C.A
Bicycle theft report logs address loss
Timothy Jasper reports the theft of a Columbia bicycle from 440 West Grant Street, noting residence at 226 Wick Avenue. The incident is recorded as a local theft report.
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Timothy Jasper
Wick Avenue
Columbia
Grant Street
Sinks Sale Listed for Various Sizes and Prices
A sale listing shows sinks priced at 99.95 for 42 inches 119.95 for 60 inches and 139.95 for 72 inches. The note mentions six sinks observed in the display.
Biologist Dr Galtsoff Aided British Effort in 1939 Sponge Blight
Dr Paul S Galtsoff renowned shellfish biologist of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service was sent to the West Indies in 1939 at the request of the British government to study a deadly sponge blight and aid local scientists. The article notes there are over 7000 coal mines in the United States.
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Paul S. Galtsoff
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
West Indies
United States
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