New Castle News Office and Publication Details
New Castle News lists The Mews Company as owner with Barah G. Treadwell as City Editor and Lucy T. Bay in editorial roles. Publication is daily except Sunday from Sycamore and Apple Streets with Citizens phones 22 and 169 for editorial and 176 for business. Circulation and mail rates are given for daily, monthly, and annual subscriptions.
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New Castle Notice and Reminiscence on Heroism
A New Castle notice warns readers to address correspondence to The News and not individuals. The fragment reflects on a maritime disaster tale from Egypt with heroes Genner and Harwith, praising selfless sacrifice and questioning what makes a hero beyond fame or distant praise.
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New Castle
Inconsistency of Soviet plea for loan exposed
The piece argues Russia’s crisis stems from communist policy, noting production collapse and loss of personal liberty. It states Russia’s call for a loan from capitalist nations is hypocritical, since communism forbids private property and capital. It urges Russians to determine their government while warning against reliance on capitalist aid.
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United States
Russia
Lenin
Sax
Today's Anniversaries Highlights From 1826 to 1920
A compact list of notable dates and figures: 1826 Thomas W. Ferry born in Mackinaw Michigan, later acting US vice president. 1832 Gen Thomas Sumer, Revolutionary officer, dies in Virginia. 1878 Charles Lever, Irish novelist, dies in Trieste. 1882 women ministers convention in Boston led by Julia Ward Howe. 1880 King George V as Prince of Wales granted freedom of London. 1920 Adolfo de la Huerta installed as provisional president of Mexico. 1870s Pullman cars introduced on English railways.
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Virginia
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London
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Mexico
Bible Thought For Today at SAPE Retreat Fortification
The note presents a devotional line from Psalm 46 3 and asks how God expressed his infinite love citing John 316. It frames a Bible question about the nature of divine love in scripture and seeks interpretation within a devotional context.
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Henry Suzzala Leader in Pacific Northwest Civic Use
In The Day's News Henry Suzzala, a prominent UC presidency candidate after Dr Barrows resigns, is identified as president of the University of Washington Seattle. His career spans California Normal School, Leland Stanford, Teachers College at Columbia, and roles in California schools. He assumed his Seattle post in 1915 amid university disintegration and rivalry, gaining regional leadership in civic use and democratic ideals.
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Barrows
University of Washington
Seattle
Suzzala
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Leland Stanford, Jr. University
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Columbia University
California
Yale University
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Pacific Northwest
One Year Ago Tulsa Race Riots and Court Rulings
A compact notice references a year past bout of race riots in Tulsa Oklahoma and mentions a Supreme Court upholding sections of Volstead Act. Descriptive snippets warn of indigestion remedies and physician pay in Spain, citing Foley Cathartic Tabs Jets as a safe bowel cleanser.
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Garden of memories and modern musings from a mixed page
A fragmented collection of poems jokes and diary notes laments and gibes about gardens parks cars and crowds. It contrasts a pristine idealized garden with laughter of children missing and wanders through June themes taxes holidays and golf club chatter with humorous asides about people and events.
Abe Mertin Declares No Receiver Set for Prime Wave
In a speech the speaker says there is no receiver set to put Abe Mertin on the prime wave. He notes everything at home under the sun is exhibited at the Hone, a complete show but Bibles and marble still tap Leblas.
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Wampum watchman proposal and river coal notes
A local discussion argues for a crossing watchman at Wampum after a deadly accident involving a train. The piece notes Pennsylvania streams yielded 476 400 tons of river coal in 1921 and comments on rural safety, farm thefts, and farm protection. It references Oak Park cemetery vandalism, apple theft at a Prizzleburs farm, and quotes local voices on law enforcement and community guard duties.
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Pennsylvania
McGinty
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