The News Company Editorial and Publication Details
The notice lists ownership staff, offices, and contact details for The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania. It notes circulation rates, advertising contacts, and affiliations with press associations. It also states International News Service rights and payment addresses for correspondence and payments.
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The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Jessie Treadwell Anderson ‘Nairman
Richard E. Rentz
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Beaeseah Veeterene
Georges W. Conway
Desereeasecceveesens
Fred C. Schep
International News Service
Bell Telephone
Oliver
Lawrence
Butler Mercer
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Incorporated
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Pittsburgh
Fourth Ave
Stoddard Urges Graduates to Use Gadgets for True Contentment
Dr A J Stoddard former Los Angeles public schools superintendent gave a high school commencement address urging graduates to honor their cultural heritage and seek deep contentment through wise use of science and industry. He warned the future of America hinges on how the gadgets of civilization are employed, not merely on life and liberty.
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A. J. Stoddard
Los Angeles Public Schools
D. Stoddard
America
Minerals Lift Navajo Nation From Poverty to Prosperity
The Navajo Nation has transformed from drought and over-grazing hardships to wealth through minerals. This year’s budget reaches 2 million dollars with investments in lumber, motels, and other ventures. Oil royalties total 4 million, uranium wealth now yields about 50 000 a month, boosting per capita income by 250 percent.
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United States
Divide and Confer Skepticism Over Soviet Role in Four‑Power Talks
The piece argues Moscow may delay preliminary arrangements to provoke divisions among the three other conferees. It cites past Soviet tactics at Korea and Geneva, where Chou En-lai gained leverage. It notes Moscow’s push to move talks to Vienna and the U S stance versus Britain’s openness, warning that splitting the Allies remains Moscow’s primary aim and that it seeks to divide by conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Geneva
Chou En-lai
Indochina
Moscow
Vienna
U. S
London
Firefly Ballet Illuminates Summer Evening
A lyrical scene describes fireflies performing a nightly ballet over lawns and gardens as dusk deepens. The piece notes 2000 Lampyridae species, varied wing spans, and bioluminescent efficiency, while emphasizing the tranquil, almost spiritual calm the spectacle brings to observers on warm June nights.
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Paraguay
New Mexico Wife Wins Million-Dollar Uranium Claims
A New Mexico wife who took her husband out for a breeze gains uranium claims valued at about a million dollars, illustrating the rewards of kindness to husbands. Grandmother of the era faced bread slicing and baking chores with limited modern comforts.
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New Mexico
Japan seeks limits and gains in talks with Russia in London
Tokyo presses for control of the Habomai and Shikotan isles and seeks return of Japanese prisoners. It aims for fishing rights, sovereignty guarantees, UN membership backing, and a peace treaty, while recognizing unlikely gains on the Kuriles and southern Sakhalin. Repatriation and territorial waters will be negotiated.
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Japan
Russia
London
Tokyo
Kurile
Soviet Union
Sakhalin Island
Habomai
Shikotan
Hokkaido
Kuriles
Yalta
Manchuria
United Nations
Sakhalin
Habomais
Siberia
San Francisco
United States
Inside Washington MARCH OF EVENTS
The economic outlook appears strong but clouds loom. CIO Steelworkers push for higher wages across major U.S. steel firms. Electrical Workers threaten GE plant shutdowns over a contract. auto workers may strike to press demands. The piece also covers air power concerns, polio vaccine politics, a new atomic submarine Sea Wolf, and possible minimum wage changes.
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Washington
CIO
United States Steel
Big Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Inland
Youngstown
CIO. Electrical Workers Union
General Electric
Ford and
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Wayne Morse
Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
United States Navy
Portrait painter Douglas Chandor and his notes
English portrait artist Douglas Chandor born August 20 1897 in Woldingham England studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in London. He painted figures including the Duke of Windsor the Prince of Wales and several British prime ministers along with American leaders Hoover and Roosevelt now living at White Shadows Weatherford Texas.
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Woldingham
England
Douglas Chandor
School of Arts and Crafts
London
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Hoover
Roosevelt
White Shadows
Weatherford
Tex
They Say They Are Wonderful The Children In My Pocket
A speaker recalls a moment of pride as TI shows photos of his five children. The speaker praises the images but hints at envy and a later wish to boast about his own brood before death.
Bible Thought Delight Thyself in the Lord Psalm Verse
A short devotional quote from Psalm 27 4 urging trust in God and a promise that he grants the desires of the heart.
Titrimeter A Versatile Tool In New York Chemistry
A titrimeter, an electronic device from New York, helps measure soil acidity or alkalinity and can also determine manganese percentage in steel. The device aids agricultural chemistry and materials analysis.
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New York
Balance sheet of military power quoted by Senator George
The piece argues for skepticism about military spending and honesty in defense reporting. It cites Legislative Service data showing global forces and non Communist totals, concluding that a balanced but slightly US-favorable military parity may be approaching amid disarmament talk.
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Washington, D. C
Diogenes
George
Legislative Service
Library of Congress
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Soviet Russia
Burma
China
Indochina
Malaya
North Korea
Philippines
Free World
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Africa
Near East
Middle East
Far East
Australia-New Zealand
Russia
You re et Me! Byen RITT Central Press Writer
A spoofish strip of oddball quips from a California golfer being struck by drives on the same course to quips about vacations, dieting, coffee prices, centennials, Martians, and an English judge ruling cricket can excuse a husband staying out late.
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Byen Ritt
Central Press
California
Dreams of truckers and progress in our town
A narrator writes fondly of big rigs and the men who drive them noting cab over engines captivate, the job keeps drivers away from home, and that progress depends on community effort. The piece invites readers to participate in upcoming questions and share hopes for the town’s future.
Desegregation Ruling Sparks Polarized Reactions Across Lines
Senators Carl son and Eastland react to the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling. Carlson predicts a push for Eisenhower’s re election while Wilkens of the NAACP insists resistance to state by state schemes. Eastland calls for resistance in courts legislation and ballots.
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New York
Roy Wilkens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Washington
James C. Eastland
Patent Bureau Seeks Speed Up In Patent Office
June 2 report notes John J. Scheppe of Trenton boosted self steering lawnmower patent filed August 2, 1950 and now issued. It cites government hiring ads for patent examiners at $4 085, design examiners at $3 410, and mentions long delays for inventors while listing several other patentees including Harold Meyer, Frank Adams, Emil Turner Jr., Jack Powell, Theodore Foley, John Davis, William Paulson, Armand LeClerc, Raymond LeClerc, and partners General Motors buyout of Sipple and Nickles. The piece closes with a correction about a waterless bridge location in Nebraska.
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Washington
John J. Scheppe
Trenton
N. J
Scheppe
Patent Bureau
Patent
Harold G. Meyer
North Beach
Meyer
Frank D. Adams
Bellwood
Jack N. Powell
Warsaw
Ind
Theodore L. Foley
John W. Davis
Red Bluff
Alf
William L. Paulson
Centerville
S. D
Armand
Raymond LeClerc
Leominster
Mass
General Motors Corp
James A. Sipple
Royal Oak
Ned F. Nickles
Detroit
Fairly Spoken By MARGARET LATROBE
Margaret Latrobe recalls Washington Irving’s irritation with Tonish the French guide on the Tour of the Prairies near St. Louis. Tonish’s vivid campfire stories of Pawnee Indians and wild adventures clashed with Irving’s refined literary pride, leaving Tonish’s legends largely unrecorded.
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Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
Sleepy Hollow
Tonish
Davy Crockett
Prairies
St. Louis
Florissant
Irving
Count Pourtales
W. Irving
Scaramouch Tonish
Zanuck and Goldwyn
Hollywood
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
Senator Barkley ends his memoirs with a memory tale about a Kentucky baby. A 91 year old matriarch proclaims it a fine boy, remarking memory may be faulty. A Hollywood star jokes about leaving her husband to stay slim.
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Bennett Cerf
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
State Police Enforce New Vehicle Inspection Sticker
State police warn all commercial vehicle operators must display the new inspection sticker now or face arrest. note the Wiener schnitzel term appears as a separate definition for veal cutlet.
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Science Fictio
Frank Carlson
Frederick C. Othman
Emil L. Turner Jr
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Columbus
Decatur
F. C. Othman
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