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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
21
British bombers struck Kiel, a German naval base, from low clouds in daylight. Official reports say nine RAF planes were shot down. several residents were killed or injured in the raid.
A brown hard water drip stain on a bath tub or wash basin can be cleaned by rubbing gently with a household cleanser. This simple method helps restore shine without harsh scrubbing or expensive products.
Special to The News from Harrisburg explains how to identify poison ivy poison sumac and related plants. It notes that about one in eighteen people is badly poisoned by contact and offers identification tips leaf formation and twig and fruit characteristics along with prevention washing and chemical preventatives.
Pennsylvania report notes a split in Democratic ranks between David L. Lawrence and Joseph F. Guffey over Pittsburgh mayoral backing and a GOP threat to appellate court races. Republicans criticize endorsements of two sitting appellate judges. Budget cuts and patronage battles color the session as it nears adjournment with hundreds of bills facing die-off.
City Councilman J Leon Fink leaves Tuesday for Harrisburg to join a state advisory committee for the government finance officers training program. He will be joined by Lowell Monroe as invited attendees. expenses paid by the institute.
The article explains schistosome dermatitis or swimmer's itch caused by larval parasites entering the skin. It notes the itching lasts 4 to 7 days, compares it to chigger bites, and advises hikers to wear footwear and leggings to reduce exposure. It reassures Pennsylvanians that these parasites are not typically deadly but infest ponds fields and woods.
In draftee parlance at Camp Claiborne Louisiana, letters from girlfriends are called sugar reports while responses are labeled behavior reports and other letters are simply mail.
Benny Goodman will perform at Robin Hood Dell in Philadelphia on July 10 with his swing band. Jose Iturbi balked, saying he cannot appear with a jazz band leader. concert management confirmed Goodman will play while Iturbi will not attend.
Central Presbyterian Women plan a July 3 meeting at 2 PM in the church parlor hosted by Mrs. Viola Evans and Mrs. Frank Mayers. A 7:45 PM musical program in Hoover Heights Tabernacle features a male quartet from Nyack speaking at the Missionary Alliance training institute. Nearby activities include youth conference at Grove City and various St Andrew's church groups through mid July.
More than $30,000 worth of fireworks made in Lawrence County will brighten July Fourth skies in over 40 states. Vitale Fireworks Rozzi Fireworks Conti Fireworks and others say representatives are prepared to stage displays in districts nationwide to celebrate the Declaration of Independence with patriotic flair despite material shortages from the National Defense Program.
A wild male deer fled from the mountains into downtown Salt Lake City causing traffic disruptions and knocking down a pedestrian. It then crashed through the front window of a knitting firm. Police pursued the animal as it headed back toward the mountains.
The message argues ivory comes from elephants hippos walruses and narwhals and urges America Japan and China to cooperate fairly for mutual benefit, questioning the value of fighting to appease the Nazis.
Mary Ann VanSovich of Clenmore Boulevard spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter VanSovich here. A separate quatrain counsels caution about dangerous lies that erode loyalty.
Frank Candioto of Gardner has been granted a patent on a combination minnow and bait pair that keeps bait fresh longer. Several firms seek manufacturing rights and he hopes to market soon. The Caspian Sea is identified as the world’s largest inland sea.
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