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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
11
President Truman vetoed the McCarran-Walter immigration bill calling it discriminatory and anti racial. He sent the measure back to Congress before it would have become law and urged a new bill and the appointment of an immigration commission of outstanding Americans.
Paris reports the French government supports the U.N. bombing of power plants on the Yalu River in North Korea. An official spokesman cited Gen. Mark W. Clark’s need to react, noting U.N. patience in armistice talks allowed Chinese and North Korean airfields to be built and ground forces to be reinforced.
The notice details a burglar named Wright who climbed a rainspout to enter a Preston home and may have targeted 502 Hazelcroft avenue. Items stolen included a radio, ironing board, clothing, and food. Wright faces burglary charges in Pittsburgh district with an information filed by Lt Nick Cubellis before Alderman Jesse Kennedy.
The Central Church installs a new pastor who had served as assistant pastor there for two years while studying at Princeton Theological Seminary. The service features an anthem by the choir and prayers by Dr. R. F. Galbreath. Dr. Platt delivers a solemn sermon. The presbytery questions the pastor and congregation on the ordination.
The installation ceremony for Rev. Henry B. Strock Jr. featured prayers by Dr. Henry Strock and charge to the pastor by Rev. John H. Strock. The moderator Dr. John W. Creighton gave a church charge and the benediction closed the service followed by a reception. Also noted is the Helsinki Olympics upcoming with Gene Wettstone and George Gulack named as American judges for gymnastics.
Print ad fragment lists fabric sizes 22 by 34 inches 24 by 48 inches and 27 by 54 inches with 46 by 6 foot framing or material note. Prices show two dollars or 2.99 in small type.
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