The News Company In New Castle Pa Publication Details And Contacts
The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania publishes daily except Sunday from 28 North Mercer Street. It lists officers Jessie Treadwell Anderson chairwoman Richard E. Rents president and GM Lucy Treadwell Ray VP and treasurer Fred Rentz secretary George W Conway editor Fred C Scheppeie and sales staff. It offers telegraph and cable service and solicits public correspondence. Subscriptions and rates are given for local and out of county readers. It notes International News Service rights and special notice about check payments.
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News Company, & Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Richard E. Rents
Lucy Treadwell
Ray
Fred Rentz
George W Conway
Inuucsbeards
Fred C. Scheppeie
International News Service
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Mail
Lawrence
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National Advertising
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Lexington Ave
Chicago
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Detroit Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Pittsburgh
Fourth Ave
Commencement Addresses Bind Youth to a Beginning
A reflective essay on June commencements notes graduates recall weather and setting more than speakers. It defends university orations as a vital rite, arguing free speech vital and that commencements mark beginnings and prompt resolve to make the future count.
Beefs and Chickens Promoted for Father’s Day Feast
The Poultry and Egg National Board promotes a chicken meal for Father’s Day on June 19 with fried or broiled options. The American Meat Institute and the National Live Stock and Meat Board back a Beef for Father’s Day campaign, while June is Dairy Month highlighting milk and butter. Father enjoys calm, appreciative meals prepared by the household.
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Father
Poultry and Egg National Board
American Meat Institute
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Rising Horizon in Atomic Careers for Youths
The article urges students to prepare for a growing atomic industry as private investment nears billions in reactors and equipment. It notes current scientist numbers under government direction and projects growth to about 40,000 by 1965, highlighting future opportunities and the need for early skill development.
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America
Opposing Socialism Across Brands and Its Local Voice
Grass roots opinion from Pampa Texas Daily News rejects every form of socialism including Communism Fascism Fabian Socialism and New Dealism and denies any good socialist system even in factories schools churches or markets. Georgetown Illinois News links mass production to American economic growth noting Eli Whitneys 1798 standard interchangeable parts method as a longstanding backbone.
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Pampa
Tex
Daily News
Georgetown
Ill
America
Eli Whitney
Khrushchev Leads as Bulganin Seen in Shadow at Summit Talks
The piece portrays Khrushchev as the dominant figure in the Soviet leadership during the Tito Belgrade talks and the upcoming Big Four summit. It notes Bulganin's subordinate role while detailing Khrushchev’s working class origins and rise from miner's son to party chief.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Beria
Malenkov
Molotov
Stalin
Tito
Kursk
Ukraine
Donbas
Moscow
Stalin Industrial Academy
Yugoslavia
Labor in Decline Prompts British Election Reflections
In a London dispatch, Marquis Childs argues the Labor Party faces a political dead end after nationalizing coal and railways. He notes rigid party unions, reduced voter support, and a shift toward a middle class, with questions about leadership and future strategy for Britain’s two party system.
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London
Labor Party
UN Secretary Hammarskjold Comments on Airmen Release
Dagg Hammarskjold of the United Nations expressed gratitude for the release of four U S airmen and said UN efforts would continue until all detained flyers are freed. In Norfolk Virginia Dr Walter B Martin president of the AMA reported polio outbreak prompts rechecking of manufacturing procedures and lab data causing unavoidable delay.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dagg Hammarskjold
U. S
U.N. Secretariat
Norfolk
Walter B. Martin
American Medical Association
Duff: U.S. edge in air power remains, Russia behind
Senator Jim Duff argues the United States holds definite advantages in long range bombers radar fighters and intercontinental missiles, while Russia lags in industrial base and engineering growth. He warns against overreacting to Soviet advances and urges measuring military potential by economic strength rather than fear.
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Washington, D. C
Jim Duff
Duf
Armed Services Committee
Penna
Duff
Pennsylvania Commonwealth
Russia
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
Siberia
Stuart Symington
Armed Services
Senate
Defense Department
Wilson
Russian Research Center
Harvard University
Ussr
Congress
Aviation Age
Defense
Me To You Yesterday Was Class Day At The High School
A reflective piece on Class Day at a local high school, noting seniors in robes and mortarboards, the big Thursday party, and the idea that graduation marks a turning point. It emphasizes learning as lifelong and urges graduates to take responsibility and strive to be a credit to the world. It also highlights parental affection and a mother’s wholesome influence.
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Army
Marines
Navy
Air Corps
Telling Me Headlines From A Whirlwind Week
A gaggle of snippets from the era include the Texas senate filibuster rounds, U S Army engineers building a rubber pontoon bridge in Germany, and remarks on the Brooklyn Dodgers nickname. The piece notes European views and social issues amid a wide range of topics.
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Texas State Senate
Lone Star State
U. S. Army
Germany
Folks of Fame John R. Suman Oil Executive Biography
John R. Suman born 1890 in Daleville Indiana. He progressed from assistant assayer and surveyor to oil company assistant geologist and chief engineer. He became technical superintendent and now serves as vice president director and executive council member of a large oil firm and as director-at-large of the U S Chamber of Commerce. He resides in Houston Texas and New York City.
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John R. Suman
Daleville
Ind
Oil
United States Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Tex
New York City
Where Is Texas A Congressional Geography Wrangle
Congress debated the location of Texas during a vote on a $100 million flood control bill. Representatives argued whether Texas belonged to the west for Interior Department funding or the east for Agriculture Department money, with Texas ultimately deemed both east and west. Rep. Poage urged action to help Texas flood work and reform geography concerns.
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Washington
Texas
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Interior Department
H. Carl Anderson
Minn
Robert E. Jones
Ala
East
West
N.Y
Saylor
W. R. Poage
Tex
Rep
Ostertag
Poage
Rep. Saylor
If Not Life Then Murder On The Highway
A narrator observes affluent drivers in fast traffic acting with reckless disregard for safety. She condemns wealthy indulgence and indifference, noting careless maneuvers, stalled vehicles, and lethal speeds. She warns that such behavior harms innocents and ends in grisly crashes.
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India
Eisenhower
Try And Stop Me and Other Tidbits From Aged Columns
A collage of excerpts notes Senator Alben Barkley quotes and Irvin Cobb reminiscences about a gossiping colleague, plus Eugenie Clark's book Lady with a Spear highlighting remarkable fish. It cites playful dialogue and quirky animal facts alongside a Bible verse and a highway safety reminder.
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Alben Barkley
Irvin Cobb
Cobb
Irv
Eugenie Clark
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