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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
4
The family of the late Calvin Coolidge plans a simple grave monument with the United States as the seat of the deceased and the birth and death dates engraved. This modest marker suits the former President’s life and character, with grand memorials unlikely to gain Coolidge approval.
A veteran auto expert warns that about one third of America's 26 million cars have brakes out of adjustment or worn. He stresses brakes are a key insurance against accidents and injuries, noting the rising number of women drivers and urging responsible maintenance rather than deceptive advertising.
Chalryann Joney of the Reconstruction Finance corporation reports progress in the agricultural sector with farmers receiving better prices, signaling demand rise. Banking conditions also improve as March bank closures resume and one third of loans to banks are repaid while loan requests decline.
A Tokyo note challenges curbs on naval strength and signals Japan’s broader imperial aims in China, provoking concern at Geneva and raising the prospect of prolonged disarmament talks. The piece weighs Japan’s defiance of the League of Nations and the global mood as a potential obstacle to disarmament progress.
A reflective piece argues instinct is a lasting, wise force within us guiding truth and right conduct. It contrasts mind analysis with inner hunches, recounting personal reliance on instinct despite fear of folly and regret.
A 1933 King Features Syndicate piece discusses the irritations caused by constant talkers in business settings. It contrasts vacationing or unemployed individuals with salespeople who waste time, emphasizing that interruptions hinder sales and that executives prefer focused work over small talk.
A fragmented verse meditation contrasts striving for wealth and fame with simple daily joys. It emphasizes lasting happiness comes from shared life, beauty in the ordinary, and the will to serve God rather than chase earthly success. The piece closes with a hopeful note on eternal purpose.
A collage of disjointed vignettes and phrases reveals conversations about public office, social pretenses, and common life. Characters reference a mayor, juries, a traveling man, a grocer, and a doctor, interwoven with musings on ambition, weather, and human behavior.
A reflective note on how each person should give according to their heart, urging cheerful generosity for God loves a cheerful giver. The passage references Corinthians and emphasizes sincere, voluntary offerings rather than grudging or forced giving.
Progressive support for insuring bank deposits grows as experts debate adequacy of capital and the need for tighter supervision. Papers across cities welcome the plan as a cooperative effort, noting it could unite banking interests, restore confidence, and curb deposit flight, while warning that true reform requires stronger regulation and Fed participation.
An Irish sailor drunk on shore leave wrecks a bar in Philadelphia. Nine policemen haul him to the patrol wagon before Colonel Fuller, head of the Marines, condemns the act but praises the man’s overseas record. The tale contrasts Fuller with Smedley Butler as potential command.
A collage of editorials and quips from papers like The Boston Transcript and The San Antonio Express mix taxation critique with humorous asides. Notable lines joke about sales tax, rail cars, and political leaders while others mock tax trends, economic policy, and public sentiment.
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