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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
5
Harrisburg report explains how poison ivy and poison sumac cause severe skin reactions. Chief Mitford Bratton notes about one in eighteen suffer from contact, with guidance on identification, avoidance, washing, and preventive mixtures for exposed skin.
Harrisburg reports indicate brewing party politics as General Assembly nears adjournment. Democratic splits emerge between David L. Lawrence and U. S. Sen. Joseph F. Guffey over Pittsburgh mayoral race interference. Republicans rally against appellate judge endorsements. Budget cuts and patronage, session length records, and looming bill dismissals shape the political climate.
British bombers struck Kiel within a heavy daytime raid on the German naval base. An official report says nine RAF planes were shot down and several people were killed or wounded in the residential areas near Kiel.
City councilman J. Leon Fink departs Tuesday for Harrisburg to join a distinguished Municipal and County Finance Officers Advisory committee as part of a government finance officers training program. The charge, funded by the Public Service Institute, also includes Ellwood City borough manager Lowell Monroe and invites formal invitations from Fred W. Hosler.
Daily Dozen notes schistosome dermatitis or swimmer's itch from larval parasites entering the skin, usually lasting 4 to 7 days. Chiggers, also called hare-vest mites, cause itchy eruptions but are not life threatening. Hikers and campers should wear footwear and leggings. Pennsylvania residents need not fear deadly parasites.
Central Presbyterian Women plan a July 3 meeting in the church parlor at 2 pm with hostesses Mrs Viola Evans and Mrs Frank Mayers. A musical program by the Missionaris from Nyack and the Christian Missionary Alliance is set for tonight at 7:45 in Hoover Heights Tabernacle.
The article argues ivory should come quickly from elephants hippopotamuses walruses and narwhals. It suggests America Japan and China cooperate fairly with benefits for all and questions why anyone should fight to please the Nazis.
Fireworks worth over 30000 dollars from Vitale Cont Fireworks and Rozzi firms will light celebrations in more than 40 states including New Castle. Officials say displays will honor the Declaration of Independence with patriotic tone despite material shortages from the National Defense Program.
Frank Candioce of Gardner has been granted a patent on a combination minnow ang bait pail for fishermen. The device keeps bait fresh and alive longer and hopes to reach market soon. The Caspian Sea is the world's largest inland sea.
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