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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1956

Page

18

Weather War Patterns and Nuclear Explosions

In 1956 Casilo argues H bomb tests alter climate, citing Weather Bureau claims on energy release and drought or flood risks. He notes dust in the stratosphere and Krakatoa effects, warning of widespread, unpredictable changes in weather and skies.

U.S. Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Johnny Hiroshima Krakatoa Java Sumatra Montpelier France Canada Florida Michigan Indian Illinois N. R. Casillo

Program at Union Baptist Church Sunday July 1

A Sunday program at Union Baptist Church is set for July 1 at 3 p.m. featuring the Harps of Zion Rev W H Hawkins and his congregation from St Paul Baptist Church Heavenly Echoes and other talent. The No 2 usher board will oversee the event.

Union Baptist Church Harps of Zion W. H. Hawkins St. Paul Baptist Church Heavenly Echoes

Waterlooom as hiv on a7 Os 7 battle tale

The passage contrasts Waterloo with other villages during the famous battle noting it saw no action while highlighting a historical note about the London Weekly News published in 1622. It ends by stating U S daily newspaper circulation reached 56 million.

London Weekly News Waterloo

Fourth of July safety note on fireworks and autos

The Western Pennsylvania Safety Council reports fireworks deaths on the Fourth have been almost eliminated while automobile fatalities rose from 1903 to last year. They urge tougher action against reckless driving and note public support for safe car use amid holiday dangers. A second item reports Lester D. Plummer seeking an annulment after a brief remarriage caused by emotional upset following divorce.

United States Western Pennsylvania Safety Council Safety Council E. J. Hanley

Americans Have No Cause To Blush Says WAC Leader

Lt. Col. Mary Louise Milligan of Pittsburgh a pioneer in the Women's Army Corps declared Americans have no reason to blush over the conduct of troops overseas. Returning from Hei delberg Germany aboard the Constitution she said heads of the armed forces are sensitive to any individual who may stray. She resisted apologies for U S troops conduct.

New York Mary Louise Milligan Pittsburgh Women’s Army Corps Heidleberg Germany WAC Milligan

U.S. to Provide Argentina Experimental Atomic Reactor

John A. Hall of the U S Atomic Energy Commission said Argentina will receive an experimental nuclear reactor within the next two years. The statement was made in Buenos Aires during an official briefing to reporters.

Buenos Aires John A. Hall U.S. Atomic Energy Commission United States Argentina

Plain Grove Church Notes and CommunityEvents

Church notices list Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. with various superintendents and guest speakers. The Father and Son Banquet on June 23 featured a dinner, slides by Walter Barber, and a swimming party at Grove City Park. A storm caused damage nearby, and Scout activities and a farewell party for Rev. and Mrs. Wallace occurred at Grove City Park with a 13 to 10 ball game.

Presbyterian Church John Wimner George R. Barnhart United Presbyterian Church Genevieve Maxwell Williard Atchison New Wilmington Y.P.C.U Nancy Shoaff Plain Grove United Presbyterian Church Tom Brown Charles Elliott Walter Barber Slippery Rock State Teachers College Grove City Park John Johnson Doris Peggy Keith Harold Johnson Ricky George Johnson Harlansburg Anna Johnson Robert Graham Laura Lee Paden Grove City Ralph Maxwell Eugene Hunt Patricia California Sandra VanHee Newton Albert Iinen Carol Burns Doris Johnson Theodore Minor Albert Ithen W. Marsdens Slippery Rock Arthur Kohnfelder Judith Rose Frencho Slippery Rock Creek Eugene. Hunt Ruth Bruner Donna Johns Blacktown Geoffrey I Charles Jones, Jr W. L. Book Hillsville Leslie Book Gary Hammerschmidt James Dight Butler Albert Itchen, Jr Louis Stevenson Robert University of Pittsburgh Larry Barnes Pamela Louise Erie Richard Richards Los Angeles Arthur Richards Beaver Donald Haller West View Audrey Lacock Deland Florida Charles Bares Homestead John Finnegan Munhall Hilda Hamilton Dorothy Weghorst Doris Whitehouse Grove City Country Club Janet Maxwell Crestview Harrisburg Jack Sankey Robert Burns The Plain Grove

Explosives cache found at Walton Jail turret

Police in Liverpool uncovered a large cache of high explosives hidden by a safe cracking gang at the top of a 40 foot turret beside Walton Jail main gate. The discovery was made Tuesday and described as powerful enough to blow up half the jail.

Liverpool England Walton

Plain Grove Grange Honors June Dairy Month Meeting

The Plain Grove Grange held its Tuesday evening meeting on June 26 1956 with a dairy program honoring June Dairy Month. Members answered roll call with My Favorite Dish Made of Milk and Blanche Hoye presented The Meadow Romance. Agnes Minor spoke on June Honors Foster Mother. Ruth Gardner demonstrated How to Make an Ice Cream Pie. Next meeting is Tuesday July 10 1956.

Plain Grove Notes Westminster Fellowship at Plain Grove Church

Westminster Fellowship of the Plain Grove Presbyterian Church presents a notes brief. The item records activities and announcements from the Plain Grove church community, highlighting worship, meetings, and upcoming events with local church involvement.

Plain Grove Westminster Fellowship Plain Grove Presbyterian Church

Language composition: half of English words are scientific terms

The statement notes that about 700000 words exist in English and roughly half are scientific terminology. It highlights the high share of specialized vocabulary in scientific fields and suggests this influences language usage and lexicon composition.

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