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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1955

Page

8

Debt limit kept at 281 billion for next year

United Press reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved keeping the national debt limit at 281 billion dollars for another year. Treasury Secretary Humphrey said the limit creates pressure to economize, warning the current path risks higher debt and urging self restraint in credit use. The 281 billion cap would be binding unless law is signed before midnight Thursday, else the limit would drop to 275 billion.

Richard EF. Mooney United Press Washington House Ways and Means Treasury George H. Humphrey Congress Humphrey

New York Firm Develops Foam Filler for Sand Wichlike Structures

A New York company has developed a plastic foam for use as filler and reinforcement in boat hulls and aircraft wings. The foam is created by bonding countless hollow phenolic resin spheres into a strong composite material.

New York

Debt Burden To Be Carried By Every U.S. Citizen

The private and public debts of the United States amount to about 4 300 for each man, woman, and child, constituting a heavy national burden.

Washington U.S

Benign News Brings Relief to Loved Ones

The poem extols the word benign as the sweetest sound in medicine. It frames the surgeon's use of the term as a beacon that banishes fear, offering peace to worried minds and relief to families awaiting hopeful news. The verse contrasts lengthy writings with the singular hopeful report.

Coyote Bounty Tales Highlight Local Predator Counts

McIntosh County Auditor Albert Isyler notes 411 foxes and 28 coyotes were turned in for bounty over the last year. He points out fox numbers appear higher despite similar predator populations in the county.

Ashley N. D McIntosh County Albert Isyler

Forest Service reports 1954 safety record with fewer injuries

The United States Forest Service logged 343 lost-time injuries in 1954, down 19 percent from 1953. About 25 percent of injuries came from using hand tools like axes and about one in seven resulted from a fall.

Washington United States Forest Service

Hospital Notes Admits Large List of Local Residents

A hospital bulletin lists admissions including Charles A. Hollis 1224 Huron Ave and Miss Faye Smith R D 3 Grove City, John B. Haley 315 Norwood Ave, Thelma Koprivnak 1503 Hanna St, Anna Carpenter 405 Rt Spruce St, and many others across Grove City, Enon Valley, Portersville, Volant, and nearby towns. Names include Karen Shaffer R D 6, Edward Ryhal 1715 W Washington, Chris Whitman 37 N Beaver St, and Mrs. Dorothea Kiminkinen Bessemers, with addresses spanning residential streets and rural routes.

John B. Haley Norwood Ave Thelma Koprivnak Hanna St Anna Carpenter Rt. Spruce St Anna McFarland McCready Place Karen Shaffer R. D Harry W. Moore E. Grant Edward Ryhal W. Washington St Robert G. Thompson Knox A. John Pursell Cottage Grove June Montgomery Bell Ave Wilda Emery Archbold Chris Whitman N. Beaver St Bertha J. Koonce Erie Ave Jeffrey Leimbacker Oakwood Shirley Marangoni Bessemer Marcia Lynn Seward Edgewood Carolyn Dobbs State St

Truck Rose Detroit Move Dominates Vegetable Freight

A Detroit dispatch notes that among all U.S. vegetables and fruits sold to markets, about 47 percent are transported by trucks. The report cites freight routes and regional distribution patterns shaping supply chains for farmers and retailers.

Detroit U.S

DVBS Program Highlights Church Week Activities

Friday night program by Daily Vacation Bible School students at the Presbyterian church closed school classes. Highlights included Rhythm Band music, pledges, a prayer, and group themes from nursery to intermediate levels. Bus transport and a picnic capped the day.

Presbyterian Church Rythm W. E. Minteer Mesdames Mildred Craven David Kanagy Robert Shrock Kenneth Freed Ruth Scott Carol Leopardo

Methodist Women hold officers and secretaries meeting

A meeting of the officers and secretaries of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service is called for 8 o'clock Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Alfred Miles on Beaver Street.

Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service Alfred Miles Beaver Street

Four Year Old injured at Vacation Bible School picnic

April Flynt four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Flynt of Mainstreet was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital New Castle Friday for a laceration of her forehead. She was at the Daily Vacation Bible school picnic at the baseball park and contacted a moving swing. Two stitches were required to close the wound. The injury did not prevent her from performing her part in the Bible school program Friday night.

April Flynt M. B. Flynt Mainstreet Jameson Memorial Hospital New Castle April Baseball Park

Junior Sewers 4 H Club Meets at Legion Home

Sewing on skirts and dresses was the main diversion of the Junior Sewers 4 H club when they met Tuesday afternoon in the Legion home on Beaver street. Plans on projects were discussed during the business session conducted by Nita Swanik. Songs, led by various girls in the group.

Church Society Clair Houk, Jr Marian Derby Methodist Clair Houk Chewton Paul Houk Wendell Allen Elmer McKim Baseball Park Sewers Legion Home Beaver Street Nita Swanik

Group to Reassemble in July at Legion Home

The diversions will conclude with the group reassembling in July at the Legion home, marking a planned gathering after recent activities.

Legion Home

Bethel Baptist Teens Hold Enon Valley Outing

About 25 Pioneers class members from Bethel Baptist Church gathered Thursday night at Mrs. Clarence Lipp’s home near Enon Valley. After games and contests a wiener roast was enjoyed with assistance from Mrs. Chester Leslie.

Pioneers Bethel Baptist Church Clarence Lipp Enon Valley Chester Leslie

Women’s Missionary society basket picnic held at Mount Jackson

At the Presbyterian church event in Mount Jackson the annual basket picnic drew 18 attendees including David Morrow and Charles Miles. Mrs. Aubrey Reno led the business session, reports covered Oakmont Home for the Aged and sewing projects, and a memorial tribute was given for Mrs. Ernest Hennon. The group resumes the first Wednesday in September.

David Morrow C. B. Morrow Main Street Charles Miles Lee Hilliard New Port Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Judd Lamson Jackson Knolls Mount Jackson Aubrey Reno Oakmont Leila Jackson Reno Hilliard Ernest Hennon W. H. McCullough Jackson

Miss Dolores Leopardo Visits in Los Angeles

Carmen Leopardo of Chewton and Mrs. Charles Paul of Koppel visit Miss Dolores Leopardo in Los Angeles. Miss Leopardo works in the reservations department of Trans World Airlines. Mrs Houk and Mrs Paul are Miss Leopardo's aunts.

Carmen Leopardo Chewton Charles Paul Koppel Leopardo Dolores Leopardo Los Angeles Calif Trans World Air Lines Houk Mrs. Paul

George Westinghouse Pioneer of Modern Industry

George Westinghouse born October 6 1846 in Central Bridge New York. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War. He invented derailment car replacement devices and a reversible frog for steel rails. He patented an air brake and built a firm to manufacture it. He created dynamos for Niagara Falls and a rapid transit system for New York. He devised long distance gas piping method. He died March 12 1914 in New York.

George Westinghouse Central Bridge N. Y Niagara Falls New York

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