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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
7
A travel snapshot of Caracas Colombia era city life notes a dramatic shift from poverty to modern luxury. It credits political stability since 1948, rising per capita income, and rapid construction of highways, glass towers, and terraced housing while preserving cultural idiosyncrasies.
Nellie Hunt hosted 11 members of the Slippery Rock WCTU with Bertha White leading a service themed Service. Margaret Wilson read The Beauty of Service as Ira Hayes’s life was discussed. Memorial service honors for Margaret Shaw Mary Hunt and Sarah McElwain featured white peonies and refreshments.
First Baptist Church East at North Street hosts a stewardship evangelism series from June 27 to July 8 led by Rev. L. O. Leet of Dallas. Accompanied by Idalee McCullar and Mary Lee McCullar, the program aims to involve all church members in studying Christian duties and privileges. The kickoff on June 27 includes a 6 15 p.m. covered dish dinner and 7 45 p.m. service with Leet speaking on The Church For Today.
The article notes malaria as a common disease in warmer regions across the world, including Manila. It emphasizes its prevalence in tropical climates and the need for awareness of its spread and control.
The author contrasts Western Europe and the United States noting friendly teacher student relations, lack of vandalism, and low juvenile delinquency in Europe. He cites experiences in Denmark and several countries while urging readers to request his bulletin How Juvenile Delinquency Can Be Curbed from 235 E 45th St New York.
Leah Alice Wine, former New Castle resident, graduated with Citrus High School in Glendora California on June 15. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Dodds of Countyline Street and plans to attend Citrus Junior College in the fall.
Captain James G. Abraham of Crestwood Drive Belmar Park has been granted a two year leave to work as a test pilot for Air Force planes at Lockheed Aircraft.
Craft Corp of Burbank reports a shift in cargo weight under the Strategic Air Command. Abra 900000 pounds compared with 52, ham was recently stationed with 300000 pounds the year before at Turner Field, Georgia.
Ankara reports Turkish Tobac co Monopoly cigarra production in 1955 totaled 52. The Hague notes Netherlands canned ham exports to the United States declined to 28,000,000 pounds in 1955 from 37,000,000 pounds in 1954, a 24 percent drop.
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