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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1945

Page

17

Marine Lieutenant Sought In Death Of Ensign Winter

Philadelphia police sought a Marine lieutenant for questioning in the death of Navy nurse Ensign Alyce Ruth Winter who plunged from a seventh floor hotel in midtown Philadelphia. The nurse, from Ford City in Armstrong County, had spoken to the Marine by phone the night she died. Authorities noted the incident was being investigated as possible suicide or other causes and a physician reported findings.

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Polite New To Eat And Run Etiquette On Dining Trains

A fragment discusses etiquette on dining trains urging rapid eating to keep service moving. It notes train stewards should manage patrons and mentions table cards prompting customers to leave when finished. A quoted Greek philosopher anecdote about carrying pebbles and speaking loudly appears.

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Off Again with Hay and Colonna Overseas Tour

The comedian Bob Hope and sidekick Jerry Colonna prepare for another overseas tour to entertain the troops. They are pictured in New York awaiting transport. Also notes about Farrow varieties and the English sparrow as common birds in the United States.

Bob Hope Jerry Colonna New York United States

Aluminum hopper cars mark postwar transport shift

Missouri Pacific orders 25 aluminum hopper cars from American Car and Foundry in a joint design with the builder and Aluminum Company of America. The lighter cars carry six tons more than steel equivalents with no axle changes, signaling a move toward light metals in rail transport.

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