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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
12
A program to promote improved relations between the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and its workers aims to foster harmony within the workforce and strengthen ties with local communities through cooperative initiatives.
Shenango Chapter of the Pennsy Family Club announces a basket picnic at Cascade Park on July 14. W Hausler, president, says the event draws Pennsy Railroad employees and families, with past attendance around 3 100 expected to repeat. A spike driving contest offers an engraved nickel plated spike as prize along with free rides and refreshments for children 1 to 6 pm and door prizes.
A Navy jet crashed into houses near Minneapolis Wold-Chamberlain airfield on June 9. The last of 11 fatally injured were Jennifer Kieffer seven and Jeffrey two, who died from burns, joining Cassandra five who had already died. The Kieffer family, parents Vincent and an unnamed mother, became homeless.
Individual buyers now own more than 50 billion dollars in United States Savings Bonds by current redemption value, as the market shows persistent demand and early retirement trends across households.
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard anunciou a joint statement expressing grief over reports they planned to part. An immediate inquiry by three Dutch men would probe how rumors started and affected private lives, amid talk of a faith healer and strain in the royal couple.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Mahoning Township Volunteer Firemen will hold a regular monthly meeting in the Edenburg Fire Hall on Tuesday evening July 3 at 8. Hostess will be Mrs. Eugene Hoover. Various residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Kimmell of Poland Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholls Jr. and Sr. of Florida and Edenburg-New Castle area are noted in this social roundup.
More than half of America's five million Jews live in New York City. About one hundred thousand children attend Jewish religious schools in the city.
Girl Scouts Troop 81 held a Court of Awards at Mrs. Robert Greene’s residence. Leaders are Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Arkwright, and Mrs. Wilson. Members received one year pins, Tenderfoot investitures, 2nd Class Badges, and proficiency awards including music and first aid among others.
Following the ceremonial, tasty refreshments were served to the girls and their guests which included parents and friends. Centering the serving table was a large birthday cake in observance of the Troop's 1st birthday.
Four more false bomb threats were received in Pittsburgh on Thursday targeting Kaufmann's department store Forbes Field and the Nixon and Loew's Penn theatres. No incidents occurred after the deadlines passed. the hoaxer has made eight threats since last week starting with Pittsburgh newspapers and expanding to Gimbels downtown.
GREENSBURG Pa UP John J OReily of Philadelphia was reelected president of the state Ancient Order of Hibernians The election highlighted the selection of leaders and ongoing activities of the fraternal group in Pennsylvania.
The final session of the three day biannual convention reelected James R. O'Hara of Pittsburgh as vice president and William Gavin of Pittsburgh as secretary. Martin Mannin of Pittsburgh was chosen treasurer. The group voted to hold the 1957 convention in Philadelphia. Dial OL 8 8511 for want ads.
In Washington the average farm investment per worker exceeds 14000 dollars, higher than the 12000 dollar per worker average in manufacturing. The report compares capital投入 across sectors, highlighting stronger farm capital intensity.
The piece explains that for producing one ton of alumina from bauxite about two tons of bauxite are required, and that 1.9 pounds of aluminum oxide yield one pound of metallic aluminum depending on grade.
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