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The New Castle News is leased and published by The News Com pany. It carries the International News Service and lists offices in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and Chicago Tribune Tower. Fred Kimball Incorporated is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Freedom of press upheld overturning Minnesota gag law
The U S Supreme Court struck down Minnesota's "gag law" ruling it unconstitutional. The decision preserves press freedom against state censorship and guards against arbitrary suppression of newspapers by offended judges or political interests. A free press is essential to a functioning democracy and to check corruption.
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Aose
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Democratic Tariff Plea Sparks Bipartisan Tug of War
The piece argues Democrats denounce Smoot Hawley as too high while Democratic Rep Connery pushes for higher tariffs on imported shoes. It notes alleged hypocrisy as the party criticizes the administration yet seeks protectionist measures for certain voters.
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Federal Tariff Commission
William P. Connery
Massachusetts
Tariff Commission
Connery
Congress
Vacation Dangers Highlight Summer Drowning Toll
The American Motorists Association warns vacation days are dangerous for drivers and swimmers. Census data project over four thousand drownings in the next three months, with 3,500 annual drownings through June to August and thousands more fatally involved in motor vehicle incidents. Drivers are urged to bathe cautiously and take personal steps to reduce fatalities.
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American Motorists Association
Census Bureau
Ten Miles Up Two German Explorers Reach Stratosphere
Reports describe two German scientists ascending ten miles above Earth in an aluminum globe to study the stratosphere and collect eye witness data. The mission aims to advance meteorology radio mysteries and space knowledge, offering dramatic proof of travel beyond the atmosphere.
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Space
Earth
Moon
Mars
All Of Us It Is in Everything In Men and Women Teo
A fragment from a literary column notes the phrase All of us it is in everything in men and women Teo as part of a broader meditation on identity and unity. The text hints at philosophical themes without a clear event or date.
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Teo
The Tide Within Our Hearts
A speaker reflects on the tide as a metaphor for human life and resilience. The tide rises and falls like hope and despair, washing away meanness and illness, and returning strength when least expected. It asserts the tide exists in nature and in people, offering renewal.
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Michelson
There Is Nothing New Under the Sun in Youth
A wry dialogue compares modern and past youth on education and manners. A frank talk about life’s facts with Norma near seventeen sparks mother son exchanges. The piece mixes humorous family banter with nods to historic events and generations.
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Solomon
Yesteryear
Geoffrey Norma
Once Overs By J. J. Mundy In The Old Home Town
The piece urges a return to the old town to measure true worth against those who stayed. It warns that pretentious success is exposed by reception and blunt talk from locals. The closing remark notes the symbolic window display as a lure for fishermen.
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Old Town
New Castle Watchword on Hiring Married Teachers
A long column of local humor and opinion notes in New Castle discusses hiring practices for married teachers, town musing on tradition and out-of-town candidates, plus a series of satirical jokes and quips about society, legislation, and daily life. The piece weaves local stance on employment with light, era-typical witticisms and reflections on public issues.
Paris law forbids foreign business unless French workers full time
The column notes a French rule restricting foreigners from certain jobs unless all workers at the site are French and employed continuously. It weighs the law as a poor fit for peddlers and offers a wry take on national labor policy.
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France
Quotable Aphorisms From A Curious Clipping
A collage of jokes trivia and quips on crime religion labor and life includes lines about mountain publicity from airplanes wages and the new rich. It mentions a New Jersey man jailed five days for using a cooked chicken as a head club and references a 104 year old California man arrested for DUI.
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New Jersey
California
Truthful sales talk and fair competitive claims
A brief note argues against unfairly knocking competitors. It frames truthfulness as essential in sales and suggests that honesty strengthens trust and performance.
Roads get rougher every mile show some style
The source text presents a rural, folksy refrain about worsening roads and animal woes as a humorous or proverbial note. It names no specific people or places, offering a snapshot of everyday hardship with a light, regional tone.
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Jehosaphat
Dinner Stories Not Really A Lobster Box Tale
A humorous snippet features Sandy McCullough finding a box of compsters and buying a pair of tight shoes, reflecting a folksy, bantering mood. The casual exchange hints at playful local color and character.
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Sandy McCulloch
Symposium of Editorial Views by Motions on Important Subjects
Editorial digest surveys editorial stances across newspapers. Diverse opinions on pivotal subjects are compiled and summarized to reflect prevailing views and contrasts among publications.
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Consolidated Press Association
Chain Store Tax Ruling Sparks Policy Debate Across States
The Indiana law imposing graduated license fees on mercantile units is upheld by the U S Supreme Court, prompting critics and supporters to weigh effects on state revenues, competition, and potential moves toward broader sales taxes. Analysts cite varied implications for independent stores and chain operations nationwide.
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Ju ®Ice Roberts
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Ohio
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Mortgages of Old Age Weigh on Maturity
In this reflective piece the author catalogs debts and penalties that accrue with time. It portrays mortgages of old age as enduring, uncancelled obligations and warns that unearned pleasures become counterfeit, leaving lasting troubles and haunting consequences after victories.
Butterfly Poem by Edgar A Guest
A short verse describes a procession of butterflies visiting flowers. The speaker reflects on the insects delicate design and their role in pollination as a marvel of God’s creation. The poem praises their beauty and usefulness in nature.
Final Conquest Prayer Invocation Listing
A religious reflection cites Romans 14 7 11 about every knee bowing to God and every tongue confessing to Him The prayer asks for laborers to join in the glorious consummation and service.
Quiet Letter From Daughter Sparks Marriage Rumor
Abe Martin notes Mrs. Em Moon received a letter from her daughter in high school that is difficult to read. The editor hints at a rumor that a couple walking together like the woman was arrested might be married.
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Em Moon
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