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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
2
Washington prepares for President elect Eisenhower with plans for a 14 block parade along Pennsylvania Avenue seating 60 000, grandstands near the White House, housing for up to 500 000 visitors, and hotel overflow in Baltimore.
John Foster Dulles faces a complex French dilemma as U S relations with France deteriorate. Key issues include Morocco Tunisia Franco American ties arms talks and NATO installations. France fears loss of influence in its colonies and views Germany as a persistent factor in security and Western efforts against communism.
A review board finds that certain wartime acts do not meet the standard for the Congressional Medal of Honor. It notes the Medal honors bravery above duty and requires at least two eyewitness affirmations, while emphasizing the award’s symbolic value and high prestige.
A census study notes major agricultural decline in certain Eastern states with New York illustrating the trend. Between 1920 and 1930 farm numbers dropped by about 4.8 million while farm output per item rose, electrification expanded to 72,000 farms, and 108,000 farm families gained new conveniences like washing machines. The era shows a broad shift toward mechanization and household electrification contributing to rising productivity.
A brief fragment notes Adolla and Ye Ubi in a terse rivalry, highlighting speed and competition. The readable text implies a close race or comparison, with emphasis on performance and positioning rather than outcome.
A Maryland judge critiques U.S. federal finances and the vast debt, denouncing costly programs and the Cultural Officers for Women’s Affairs. He highlights dubious results, questions costs, and warns of potential national bankruptcy without reform.
A fragmented opinion piece discusses President Treiman and Ambassador O Dwyer. It mentions O Dwyer’s departure from New York, health, and speculation about a Mexico posting as a climate refuge. It questions eligibility for work and travel, noting political sensitivities and potential changes.
An old proverb contrasts two paths: the way that seemeth right to a man and the depth of the ancient paths. The speaker cites Proverbs 10:3 to warn that human choices may mislead while God guides toward true provision.
D C Wallington reports on shifts in liberal opinion toward Alger Hiss as parole looms. After years of harsh scrutiny, leftist defenders soften while anger at Alger’s trial endures. The piece reflects on perjury claims, public disgrace, and questions how to balance justice with mercy in parole decisions.
The piece discusses President elect Eisenhower assembling a cabinet to manage day to day operations and foreign policy, highlighting selections such as Secretary of State Foster Dulles, Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson, Attorney General Herbert Brownell, Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield, Treasury head George W. Humpfrey, Agriculture secretary Ezra Taft Benson, Interior secretary Douglas McKay, and Security Adviser Patrick? Stassen. It notes the aim to support presidential policies and mentions female appointments like Evita Hobby and Ivy Priest as signals of progress. The text emphasizes reliance on trusted figures and backers like Governor Sherman Adams.
A garbled column mocks media rivalries and distant events from football bias to Everest climbs. It parodies opinions on American football quality, a British coronation, Swiss climbers near Everest, and quirky comments from a range of imagined observers.
A state police message warns inattentive driving leads to crashes. It urges drivers to keep eyes on the road and mind on driving to protect their safety and that of others.
Henry McLemore describes life in Cuernavaca during a fiesta era. He notes frequent fiesta days affecting workers like Dolores and Jose, contrasts American servants with local staff, and observes vibrant street life, banners, markets, and the colorful town atmosphere. He reflects on cultural differences and humor amid daily routines.
A Prague treason trial is blamed on anti Semitic rhetoric linking Jewish origin to Communist plots. Zionist leaders and Jewish groups denounce the charges as an attempt to scapegoat Jews amid Eastern Europe tension while Moscow signals broader Middle East aims. The case prompts UN and Israel concerns over safety and rights of Jews in Czechoslovakia.
A long excerpted column discusses women managing home finances and money matters in New York City. It critiques women as guardians of the household treasury and notes anecdotes about sales and domestic budgeting. The piece mixes opinion, humor, and references to consumer bargains and marital money dynamics.
A fragmentary verse titled Just Folks and the Americans All portrays a nostalgic, crowded scene of Christmas time with children, women, and men. The piece references familiar American archetypes and hints at societal harmony amid subtle noise and quiet reflection.
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