Notice of publication and staff for The News Company
The News Company of New Castle announces its ownership and governance including President Richard Rent, Vice President Lucy Treadwell, and Treasurer Jessie Treadwell Anderson. It lists editors, advertising, circulation rates, and office addresses. It notes International News Service rights and payment address for checks to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
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Relaxation in Soviet Satellites Deemed Sham by Expert
Dr. Josef Korbel argues Moscow will not permit genuine freedom in East Europe. He notes leaders like Walter Ulbricht remain in power and cites the 1953 June uprising as proof the Kremlin will crush dissent and use any relaxation to bolster homefront control.
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Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Josef Korbel
Foreign Relations Institute
Denver University
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Roads Will Come Slowly for Interstate System
Washington projects slow start for the interstate program with full swing not before the mid 1960s. Impounded funds, tax increases, and material shortages will delay construction while turnpikes may be folded into the system as toll roads. Senior drivers today will not benefit much, as future generations gain the roads.
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Treasury
Graduates Face The Long Road To Success
The piece argues that commencements promise a better tomorrow but real progress comes after years of struggle. It notes graduates will spend 10 to 15 years gaining experience before meaningful achievements, urging practical guidance to stay productive and prepared.
June as a wedding month loses some ground to year round roses
The piece notes June remains the peak wedding month but its lead has faded. It highlights roses available year round, pleasant climate, and the end of school terms fueling a bright summer in both youth and parents voices.
Bullfight Piece Again By Robert C Ruark
Robert C Ruark revisits the bullfight in Spain noting tourist views, bullfighter roles, and the ritual stages from cape work to the killing. He describes picadores, banderillas, and matadors, the risks, and the outcome where the bull rarely wins as the torero ends the fight.
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Grace Kelly
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San Fermin
Virginia
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Manolete
French reaction to Algeria crisis deepens as unrest grows
The piece details how the Algerian nationalist rebellion shocks French society, sparks anger and frustration, and leads to political turmoil including Pierre Mendes-France’s resignation. It notes Mollet's search for options, increasing North African reinforcements, and Morocco's interdependence agreement affecting Algeria policy.
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France
Pierre Mendes-France
Guy Mollet
North Africa
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Morocco
Arab League
Paris
Army of Liberation
Bible Thought And Fact Framing Conqueror Gunpowder Claim
A mixed trio of phrases noting Luke 19 10 on salvation, a claim about Genghis Khan using gunpowder, and the idea that silica is Earth's most abundant crust material. The text blends religious, historical, and scientific assertions without a cohesive narrative.
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Genghis Khan
Do You Believe Heart Disease Is The Greatest Killer
Dr Elmer Hess president of the American Medical Association argues traffic deaths outrank heart disease as the nation s top health problem. He notes traffic incidents kill more people each year and urges doctors to push for healthier, longer lives.
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Russia Cuts Armed Forces Prompt Public Concern
Washington officials fear public reaction to Russia's reduced military. Quarles warns disarmament needs security, while critics say cuts avoid vital weapons. The piece also recalls historical Supreme Court clashes, Washington's birthday debate, and a proposal requiring judicial experience for justices.
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Russia
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High Tribunal
Sherman Minton
Hugo Black
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Smathers
John Jay
John Marshall
Roger Taney
Salmon Chase
Charles E. Hughes
Harlan F. Stone
Earl Warren
Rainy days and council praise in New Castle
An afternoon reflection shifts to a church golf league interrupted by heavy rainfall. The piece riffs on rainmaking myths, bombs at the test range, and asks why weather worsens without top-level enforcement as New Castle City Council gains support for health initiatives and mayoral backing.
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Solomon
City Council
Gorilla escapes to classroom chaos in Almansa school
An escaped circus gorilla in Almansa Spain tear s up a school teachers office and nearly turns the scene into a real life Blackboard Jungle. The incident adds to oddball news briefs as readers note quirky humor and unexpected animal appearances.
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Almansa
Spain
British Field Marshal vows birthday tribute amid Cyprus danger
In Nicosia Field Marshal Sir John Harding defends plans for a troops review despite assassination risks. He reportedly told friends he would celebrate the Queen's birthday even if he dies.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
John Harding
Cyprus
Clergyman Msgr. Howard J Carroll of Pittsburgh Field
Born August 5, 1902 in Pittsburgh. Educated in the United States and at the University of Fribourg Switzerland. Ordained 1927. Served as assistant pastor in Pittsburgh and as instructor at Mount Mercy College. Now general secretary of the National Welfare Conference.
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University of Fribourg
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National Welfare Conference
Mailmen Bite Precautions Fail Says Letter Writer
The writer jokes about canine attacks on postal workers, proposing light hearted dog related fixes. He suggests using ammonia sprays, dog candy, water pistols, and a large poodle to deter dogs, plus a federal barbershop for poodles to save costs. Emma the poodle and humorous anecdotes frame the piece.
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Post Office Department
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Summerfield
Costume Jewelry Style Changes In Young Hands
Disturbing fashion notes describe how girls use pins earrings and bracelets in new ways with pins as clips and corsage highlights. Ava Gardner and an Englishwoman spark a trend gluing brooches to clothing while designers push inventive uses and caution against pierced fittings.
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Ava Gardner
Spain
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse on gardening effort honesty and generosity. The poem contrasts careful tending of a garden with the value of friendship and the limits of wealth in helping others. It touches on patience compassion and the human condition through simple imagery.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
The excerpt notes a Far West organizer boasting incentives to recruit members into the Communist Party. It mocks loyalty tests with promises of dues cuts free rides for life and an engraved certificate claiming non membership as a reward.
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Communist Party
Far West
Piston Pushers Honored For Safe Driving Efforts
An editor's note invites letters to the column and a reader from New Castle Pennsylvania praises the Piston Pushers club for safe driving. The letter commends their knowledge of auto engines and courteous operation, noting their invitation to pace Memorial Day races at Mercer Fair Grounds and urging expansion of similar clubs locally.
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