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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
4
Memorial Day week end highway deaths in Pennsylvania fell slightly from 1737 levels, prompting officials to push tougher enforcement of Governor Earle’s speed limit decree. Transport officials noted broad public support for safer driving as campaigns reinforce nationwide road safety goals.
In all sections of the motion and especially near large cities, people are taking to horseback riding. Riding stables have appeared where plow horse dwellings once stood. It’s a healthy, affordable activity, though few localities offer suitable bridge paths or roads for riding, and even concrete ice might need scraping to ease congestion.
The piece credits Czechoslovakia for halting a German invasion by a steadfast line of artillery and bayonets. It argues Hitler risked war to test his luck, restrained by fears of a broader European catastrophe, and lauds Czechoslovakia’s resolve as Europe faced renewed crisis.
A review of the Windsors and Edward VIII since abdication notes fading public interest amid economic worries and geopolitical tensions. It discusses royal media relations, Edward's exile, and shifting attitudes toward the Duke and Duchess of Windsor over 32 months.
A letter from a bride to be recounts guidance from Dr Myers about delaying marriage to pursue a better future. The couple, engaged two and a half years, plan to wed in June, crediting Myers for their happiness and restraint. Washington dispatch notes political chatter on Roosevelt era party dynamics and primary signals.
A jumble of quotes and phrases touches on daily life, politics, and work. It references Navy ship design, presidential expenses, farm life, floods, and WPA workers, with scattered remarks about happiness, taxes, and democracy in a free land. The piece compiles assorted musings rather than a single event.
A broad editorial tirade on public salary outrage and the fairness of high earnings. It argues employers bear responsibility for executives' performance and the impact on workers, while lampooning sensationalism about pay. The piece threads jokes, social commentary, and political critique without graphic detail.
Notes on gingham as year round drapery for kitchens and play rooms, plus reader questions on wallpaper and draperies to enlarge rooms. Includes mis-spelled advice about ivory woodwork, rugs, and glass curtains, with a broader column on politics, weather, and social commentary from a periodical column.
Albany report notes Burk Commissioner Robert Mases comments on the New York State Constitutional convention saying 600 bills drafted would produce a sailord catalog if written into the constitution. Washington coverage quotes Senator Tidings on business and government costs and hints at fiscal caution. A Columbia University president warns democracy faces dangers from dictatorships and urges adherence to democratic principles.
A traveler notes proper decorum when a woman arrives with her husband and he handles the registration for both. The guidance emphasizes discreet conduct, guiding social norms, and balancing etiquette with practical courtesy in hotel protocol.
Mexico faith in God as fait and labor echoes in a translated aphorism attributed to Bovee. The fragment suggests a moral or inspirational line linking belief and work, but lacks a clear article event or personage to expand into a fuller news item.
Washington June 4 The White House pretense of non political use of the people's money grows thin as Roosevelt advisers push a purge of independent Democrats. The plan aims to distribute Treasury funds through WPA and other programs to influence the fall elections. Critics cite vast relief and pension rolls with alleged administative evasion and conspiratorial ties to Hopkins Corcoran and others. Continued on page...
Fragmentary verse urging self belief and personal power to achieve success with calls to use talent and judgment, while emphasizing will and learning as keys to progress and sane action in pursuit of goals.
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