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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
9
At the Col. Charles H. Yong Post No. 528 American Legion annual meeting Howard L. Taylor was elected commander for the coming year. A follow up meeting was set for 8 PM at the Shenango YMCA to review activities and the county committee meeting on July 19. Refreshments followed.
A special meeting for all bazaar committees is set at St Josephs school hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The fair opens July 4 at Cascade St school grounds running four evenings and two afternoons with entirely new amusements and attractions. Proceeds support the building fund.
The Shenango Township Civic Improvement Association will meet Thursday June 28 at 8 p.m. in Shenango Township High School. The newly reorganized group will discuss the new property tax valuations with representatives of the county commissioners and Shenango Township supervisors.
School board members will attend a meeting. Property owners and others are urged to join the association. Questions on 1957 property tax evaluation and whether the millage will be lowered with higher valuations will be discussed.
A New Castleman spent Saturday night in the city jail and was fined $50 and costs after being charged with possession and sale of fireworks in the city. Police learned of the sale when several boys were caught Sunday on Long Ave. admitting they bought fireworks at McFall's Dairy Bar at 133 E. Washington St. Jerome McFall, 46, of 1331 E. Washington St., was arrested. Police seized rockets and other fireworks from the store and took them to headquarters. McFall posted $50 and appeared Sunday at 9 a.m. before Alderman James C. Brice for sentencing.
A series of workshops marks the sixth annual sales management rally at Penn State from July 8 to 12. Sponsored by Florists Telegraph Delivery Association, Pennsylvania Retail Florists, and Penn State floriculture, participants include florists from nearby states. Norman E. Davis will address attendees as part of the sessions with FTD representatives and national leaders. Victor Stein will preside at the final luncheon where certificates are awarded, followed by Dr. George Brandon delivering the closing address.
In the first nine months of 1956 meat fish and poultry advertisers increased their newspaper advertising volume by 12 percent over the same period in 1954. The notice urges readers not to take newspapers for granted.
Jeff stands by as his mother lists reasons to clean the yard. He asks for simple direction and avoids long talk. Mrs Bartlett apologizes and agrees the job must be done. Jeff complies and compliments his mother after a brief argument.
The Indian high commission says Prime Minister Nehru will postpone his Washington trip set to start July 7 due to President Eisenhower’s illness. Eisenhower suggests a possible trip to Panama end of July and may not be sufficiently recovered for the talks promised.
United Press reports quotes from leaders and officials including Gen Twining in Moscow on arms control, Miss Ishida climbing Mt Omine, McCormack defending Secretary Wilson, Ina Ray Hutton on age, Truman tempering Churchill praise, Knight on Eisenhower health, plus Donati School recitals and Dewey discussion. American family income data also noted.
Research notes from Marjorie J. Wormeck extension nutritionist at Pennsylvania State University advise freezing berry pies unbaked for best quality. The guide outlines methods for freezing and handling to maintain texture and flavor.
Former New York Gov Thomas E Dewey in Pittsburgh on a federal alcohol tax case said he believes President Eisenhower will run for a second term and be re elected. He added the President’s health will not affect the November election and that Dewey has no further political ambitions.
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