New Castle News Office and Editorial Staff Listing
The New Castle News lists President and Publisher, Vice President and Treasurer, Secretary, Editor, and departments for advertising and credit management. It notes subscriptions, rates, and distribution areas, with contact details and associations including the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the International News Service rights.
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We Eevaee
Apert
George Conwayee
Fred C. Scieppele
Pull
International News Service
Ben Telephone
Daly
Lawrence Butler
Mercer and Beaver
Newseands
Metmoer
Mureau of Cireations
American Newspaper
Ponishers Asseration Memper
Ppsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Wational
Lettine i!-Kimpell, Incorporated
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Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut
Pittsburgh
Ternational
News Service
New Castle Pa
Asian regional security alliance stalls amid cautious Asian states
Diplomatic observers say a Pacific alliance led by the United States and Western powers faces slow progress as Korea resists joining without Japan, Formosa’s status vexes Britain, India and others balk at cooperation with France over Indo China, and the Philippines delay treaty ratifications. The path to an Asian centered security pact remains uncertain and lengthy.
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Far East
Asia
United States
England
France
Australia
New Zealand
Korea
Japan
Formosa
India
Pakistan
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Indo-China
Philippines
Pravda paints dire U.S. hunger tale to distract Russians
The Pravda article claims millions of Americans face malnutrition and starvation, blaming capitalism for high prices and shortages. It argues the tale counters unrest at home and diverts attention from Russia's own agricultural woes and livestock shortages.
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Russia
Pravda
Kremlin
America
Polio Vaccine Hailed as Hope for End of Disease
Health experts express optimism that the polio vaccine may end polio, noting past medical triumphs over deadly diseases and the need for final test results to confirm effectiveness and safety. Cases of polio are rising while trials continue with vaccinated and unvaccinated children.
Voices Cite Risk Capital and Free Enterprise
In editorials from Bellingham Washington Hillsboro Oregon and Saranac Michigan the papers urge keeping government from competing in business and praise profit incentives as the engine of American prosperity highlighting risk capital as essential to growth and a free enterprise system with many firms nationwide_ifreedom to pursue profits drives innovation and economic vitality.
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Bellingham
Wash
Hillsboro
Obe
ARGUS
Saranac, Mich
Training Vietnamese Forces In Indo China Prospects And Hurdles
French and American officials weigh shifting training control to the United States as Bao Dai seeks a capable will to win. Only 10 percent respond to call, while 50 percent join Vietminh and 40 percent hide. Training remains slow with morale and jungle warfare readiness as major constraints.
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Dienbienphu
Korea
Indo-China
Bao Dai
A Master Spy Hunt in Washington’s Cold War Shadow
Washington column argues evidence may link hidden Communists to MacArthur’s Yalu actions and U.S. policy, with Col Laurence E. Bunker testimony and calls for inquiries into privileged orders. It notes high level tests, figures like Clark and Eisenhower, and details on the internal security subcommittee’s leadership and aims.
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Washington, D. C
Gen MacArthur
Yalu River
J Edgar Hoover
Harry Dexter White
FRE
Hoover
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Internal Security Subcommittee
Judiciary Committee
Laurence E Bunker
MacArthur
Col Bunker
U. S
Mark Clark
Danube
Yalu
Tim
Lind
Tain
Capitol Wolo
Union Station
80Th
Congress House
McCarran
Truman
Douglas
Jenner
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
New York
Manhattan
Charles Pennebaker Grimes
Yale Law School
Mr. Gaines
Gov Dewey
Mr Grimes
Dewey
Washington
Brownell
Grimes
West Coast
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
White House
Staib Committee
You re Telling Me Novelty Bits From The Capital City
The column by William Ritt notes Washington baseball attendance and Senatorial politicking with humor about a gambler-like streak for the Capitals club. A Birmingham man flees police after stealing tickets. A New York judge fines a driver who tossed an orange from a moving car. A tiger shipment from New York to Cleveland is briefly misplaced en route.
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New York
Cleveland
Tito Visit Seen Shaping Balkan Pact Moves in Greece
Marshal Tito's planned state visit to Athens is viewed as a milestone for regional strategy and the evolution of the Balkan pact into a military alliance among Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia despite Italian objections. In Alaska Dr George McCall aided rescue climber George Arecus after eight days in a Mt McKinley tent.
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Athens
Panaghiotis
Pipinelis
Marshal Tito
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Fairbanks
Alaska
George WcCall
Claciologst
Brook
George Arecus
Mt. McKinley
Drift Toward War Looms Over Indo China Crisis
The article warns of a drift toward war between East and West, with Communist China and the Soviet Union viewed as dangerous partners. It criticizes reduced U.S. defense spending, compares current policy to Munich era mistakes, and notes Iran in the broader Cold War threat while urging attention to looming peril.
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America
China
United States
Indo-China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Carthy
Korea
Russia
Meleeall Meleeall on Giving as Living
A reflective piece contrasts generous givers with self indulgent hoarders. It argues true giving comes from selflessness, while those with excess possess hidden motives and withhold aid. The text cites the Salvation Army campaign and nods to a Methodist Woman.
Guatemalan President in Turmoil as Red Threat Looms
Frederick C. Othman reports from Guatemala City on President Jacobo Arbenz and a capitalists’ economy under siege by perceived communist influence. Soldiers guard streets while tourists vanish, raising fears of upheaval and a potential revolution. Notes on Arbenz, Arana, and the changing social scene amid the Palace and Casa Blanca fading from prominence.
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Washington
Presidente
Guatemala
White House
Central America
Palacio
Guatemala City
Casa Blanca
Othman
Red
Chichicastenango
Lake Atitlan
Casa Contenta
Hawaii
Palace Hotel
Arana
Jacobo Arbenz
Avenida Sixta
Arbenz and Co
Jacobo
Looking At Life By ERICH BRANDEIS
The writer and his wife take a four hundred mile trip to observe everyday life. They chat with gas station attendants clerks waitresses policemen and bakers to gauge the man in the street. They visit Amherst Orange and Greenfield noting weather prices and a community fair optimism over fear.
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Erich Brandeis
America
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Greenfield
Amherst
Orange
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Torture Your Husband Try And Stop Me
A coy dialogue unfolds between a young woman and her suitor over a reported gorilla chase involving his mother. The humor climaxes with a boast about catching a wife, shared by a comic narrator Myron Cohen, as a sidelight to the day’s odd banter.
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Myron Cohen
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