Local News Company Details and Rates
The New Castle News presents broadcasting and telegraph service details with staff roles and circulation rates. It lists ownership, publishers, officers, and advertising representatives while noting rights for republication and contact addresses in New Castle Pennsylvania. The notice provides subscription prices for daily and weekly editions and mentions regional pricing for Beaver and Lawrence counties.
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Ingle
Lawrence
Butler
Marest
Beaver
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Jemal Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Incorporated
New York
Oeave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Chestnut
Pitt
Fourth Ave
Etonal
Gervice
Wndsted
Gractal
New Castle
Individu
Old Timer Ruark Reflects On Long Johns And Modernity
Washington dispatch recalls Rob ert C Ruark fondly describing long johns as winter pajamas and a symbol of earlier days. He notes his grandfather wore them to his death, contrasts past comforts with future tech, and jokes about space cuisine and quick frozen meals.
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Santa Claus
McCarthy
Grandpa
Mother
Month of Roses and June Signify Summer Travel
June defies a simple pattern yet conveys a likable mood. It marks start of the big summer vacation period when Americans travel vast distances in short bursts and return with stories. The approach of the longest day confirms summer’s arrival as tires hum toward distant journeys.
Nostalgia for the merry-go-round endures in memory
The piece recalls childhood joys from horse and buggy rides to open trolleys but crowns the merry-go-round as the enduring thrill. It notes the bright galloping steeds and calliope as symbols of simple pleasures that persist in children's hearts through changing times.
Haile Selassie Eyes U S Aid to Boost Ethiopian Coffee
The article notes Emperor Haile Selassie seeks U S assistance to double Ethiopia's coffee production, highlighting coffee as the nation's top export and the ruler's resolve to improve literacy and living standards. it also contrasts tropical crop shortages with overproduction risks and rising bean prices.
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Haile Selassie
U. S
Ethiopia
Haile
Unions Pushing to Centralize Power in Washington
The piece notes a shift to federal control over unions with talks of moving headquarters to Washington. It lists multiple unions building or owning major properties there and quotes Henry C. Bates urging concentration of influence in the capital as part of a broader decentralization trend.
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AFL
CIO
Washington
Teamsters
Electrical Workers Union
United Mine Workers
Henry C. Bates
Bricklayers
America
Public caution on solicitations and a Bowditch quote
In multiple papers readers are urged to beware of solicitations and verify claims before giving support to charities and research groups. The Greenville Banner attributes a Bowditch quote praising nonconformists and free thinkers as foundational to American leadership and progress.
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Medford
Mass
Mercury
Greenville
Texas
Richard L. Bowditch
Boston
Mr. Bowditch
Red Attack Flares in Indo China Ahead of June Showdown
French and Vietminh clash in the Red River delta as monsoon rains threaten mechanized advances. Washington weighs U S non intervention as Geneva parley drags on and Dien Bien Phu's fall fuels morale and conscription debates.
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Red River
Indo-China
Vietminh
Geneva
U. S
Voices of freedom and unity across postwar era briefings
President Eisenhower urges dedication to truth and freedom while warning against fear and division at home and abroad. Costa Rican President Figueres denounces communism as incompatible with American ideals. Genevieve DeGalarde-Terrabuse, the Angel of Dienbienphu, expresses deep move at returning to her country.
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Ban Jose
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Paris
Genevieve DeGalarde-Terrabuse
Angel of
Dienbienphu
You re Telling Me! Highlights and quips from pop culture
A mixed column of whimsical lines and musings, noting Ho Chi Minh’s height, British helicopter limits, a satire about the New York Central, a dandelion lawn image, a deflation of suburban fashion, Russian chess experts heading for a contest, and a remark about the Chicago White Sox roster.
Knights in armor and night vision myths summarized
The article contrasts medieval knight armor used for identification with the cover of their garb, notes the Psalmist’s hiding place theme, and mentions nocturnal mammals like owls and tarsiers with unusually large eyes adapted for low light.
Butter Politics and Sparks in Washington Debates
Washington column questions Secretary Benson’s butter pricing move seen as possibly political ahead of November. The piece recalls Army Secretary Stevens’ 1953 confirmation hearing showing indecision over stock interests and ties to defense officials, suggesting political calculations in administration choices.
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Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
Benson
Charles Brannan
Etra
Ezra
North
Midwest
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Vermont
Upper
New York State
Army
Stevens
U S. Army
Eisenhower
Robert Ten Broeck Stevens
Senate Armed Services Committee
New Jersey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Detroit
Byrd
Quartermaster Corps
Saltonstall
Smith
Duff
Case
Flanders
Symington
Steven Company
Joe McCarthy
What is a girl from Me To You
A portrait of little girls as the nicest, most provocative and loving beings. The piece blends affectionate humor with reverent admiration, describing innocence, mischief, beauty, and motherhood in playful, vivid terms. It highlights a girl’s impact on hearts, homes, and dreams through a loving, nostalgic voice.
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Mother Nature
Vivien
Carbon-14 from H-bomb tests scares U S lawmakers
Washington debate on carbon-14 fallout from H-bomb tests predicts long lasting radiation in air water and food. Rep Fernandez and physicist MacKenzie discuss potential build up in human tissue with possible effects on cells and health. Dr Scheele downplays current danger while acknowledging future risks.
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Washington
Antonio M. Fernandes
Vernon G
MacKenzie
New Mexico
Nevada
Rep
Ferna
Fernandez
Rep. Fernandez
Vivien Kellems for Governor Sparks Gender Politics
In this column, Erich Brandeis discusses Vivien Kellems of Connecticut seeking the governorship, praising her anti-establishment platform that calls for female leadership to curb war and masculine governance, while noting mixed views on women in power and the role of women and mothers in shaping national ethics.
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Vivien Kellems
Connecticut
U. S
Try And Stop Me Through Bennet Cerf and Lindbergh’s We
The piece recalls George Palmer Putnam signing Lindbergh for a quickie book We became a best seller overnight. Lindbergh, shy and reserved, refused most contact until the first $100000 royalty check arrived. A Hollywood tale adds a twist with a high school beauty and a soda jerk talent scout who rise from a small town drugstore.
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Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis
Hollywood
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