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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
10
Clothing specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture advise avoiding loose sleeves and flowing ties near heat. They recommend smooth closely woven fabrics for kitchen garments. Official figures show seventy thousand people employed in the flower industry and seventy five million pesos invested.
The Franklin Ground hobby show awarded ribbons to three winners. Janet Jones won first prize for her dolls, Freddie Caruso took second for seashells, and Paul Stanish earned third for wooden locomotives. Judges were Frank Mascio Angelo DiMuccio and Bob Dean. Franklin will host a pet show next week. Janet Frank is the playground director at Ben Franklin.
Lt Rudolph V Biordi USN son of Mr and Mrs Frank Biordi Ellwood City recently reported for duty with the staff of Commander Destroyer Squadron 13 aboard the destroyer USS Blue in Korean waters He entered the Naval service in June 1941 and is a graduate of Lincoln High School and the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md
A Syracuse homeowner at a zoning hearing violently objects to a proposed tractor-trailer sales service and parking lot near his residence. He argues the big engines would ruin reception on his television set, reflecting concerns amid the June 26 hearing.
About 80 percent of Mindanao’s population, second in size to Luzon, follows the Muslim faith, reflecting the island’s strong religious alignment.
The report notes there are roughly 1,700 colleges and universities operating across the United States highlighting higher education breadth.
H. O. Falls of the U S Army and Air Force recruiting station announced a change in Army regulations permitting enlistment in several branches of the regular Army. The listed branches include Medical Service Chemical Corps Military Police Ordnance Corps Quartermaster Corps Signal Corps Transportation Corps Airborne Armor Artillery Corps of Engineers Infantry and Far East Command.
Portersville Youth for Christ rally will not meet this week at its usual place and will instead assemble as a body at an alternate venue during the Bible conference.
The Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference at Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church will feature Dr. Arthur B. Whiting of New York City as evening speaker and the Whites of Chicago as musicians. Plans are underway for the Portersville Youth for Christ anniversary rally with a weekend of meetings contemplated.
Twenty nine year old Harry Malecki of Brentwood Pittsburgh fell twenty feet from a ladder while repairing an overhead sign at the Tritsch Shoe store on Penn avenue Wilkinsburg. He suffered leg burns and possible leg fracture and was treated for electrical burns on the hands. He is employed by Mc Bride Sign company.
Texas reports infantile paralysis outbreak prompts Pennsylvania Governor John S. Fine to skip the governors conference in Houston. He said he did not want to expose his sons Donald aged 9 and Jack aged 11 to the disease. The conference opens next Monday.
Annapolis report explains how U S aircraft carriers are traditionally named after renowned ships or battles from American history, highlighting naval traditions and naming conventions.
Flow of cash for blooms in Buenos Aires exceeds 125 million pesos annually as the city sustains a vibrant floral market. Detailed figures show widespread spending by retailers and consumers alike, reflecting strong demand for ornamental plants and bouquets.
The West Virginia coal industry paid about 10 million dollars under the gross sales tax for the year ended June 30, 1951.
Sydney port in Australia stretches about 13 miles inland along its harbor waterway. The description notes a large arc of shoreline and inland reach marking the harbor boundary.
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