New Castle News Editorial and Publication Details
The New Castle News lists leadership including Richard E Rentz as President and GM Lucy Treadwell Ray as Vice President and Treasurer Jessie Treadwell Anderson as Chairman JD Pred Rentz and staff roles editor and advertising. Publications include daily editions with subscription rates and distribution across Mercer county regions via International News Service. Special notice directs all payments to The News Company New Castle Pa.
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New Castle
Richard E Rentz
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Jessie Treadwell Anderson
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George W Conway
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Lawrence
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Chicago
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Fourth Ave
Washington Calling and the Civil Defense Warning
A Civil Defense alert test in New Castle drew poor public response, prompting warnings about wartime readiness and a July follow up. Marquis Childs analyzes the Florida Democratic primary results, Kefauver’s weaknesses, Stevenson’s momentum, and calls for a saner nominating method with Eleanor Roosevelt aiding Stevenson.
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New Castle
Washington
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
New Jersey
Alaska
District of Columbia
Oregon
Kefauver
California
Tennessee
NIPPING WAYWARDNESS IN NYC SCHOOLS
Harvard researchers develop a delinquency prediction scale to select 300 New York first graders. Half receive corrective measures to alter anti social tendencies, the rest serve as a control. The study aims to test early intervention and potential remedies for future social ills.
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New York City
Harvard University
Harvard
New York
Tent theatres bring large scale summer entertainment to Lambertville
A Lambertville New Jersey tent theatre used theatre in the round to stage musical comedies drawing crowds from Philadelphia and New York. The hardy format offers mass appeal despite lacking intimate barn ambience, relying on music, dancing, lighting and colorful costumes over traditional set design.
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Lambertville
N. J
Philadelphia
New York
East
Benton vows no more murals with a possible exception
Thomas Hart Benton states he will not paint further murals unless offered substantial money. The remark reflects a broader pattern in the era where many artists resist commissions unless a strong financial incentive is present.
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Thomas Hart Benton
Gainers Fear Loss as They Struggle to Fit Old Clothes
Weight gainers worry about not fitting into former wardrobe as clothes that once fit now feel tight. They seek strategies to manage scale changes while maintaining fitness goals and energy.
Tito in Moscow a new chapter in Yugoslav alignment
Yugoslav President Marshal Tito visits Moscow in a symbolic reconciliation with the Soviet Union after Khrushchev Bulganin visits Belgrade. The note details shifts from Stalin’s era to Tito’s independent path, Kremlin executions, and questions about Tito's future role amid bloc dynamics.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Statlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Tito
Lavrenti P. Beria
Stalin
Molotov
Andrei Zhdanov
Communist Information Bureau
Cominform
Group of Red States
Tio
Europe
Russia
Mir
D. A. Bagirov
Communist Party
Azerbaijan
Beria
Bagirov
U.S
Curse Of The Chair and the War Between States
A critical column argues that three Foreign Relations chairmen Wiley Wis George Connally sacrificing state interests for globalist aims. It blasts world affairs worship, notes Wisconsin Georgia Texas voters rejecting pro internationalism, and warns of vanity and pride shaping policy.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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George
Connally
Tex
Senate
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Convention
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House
Eisenhower
Davis
Wiley
Texas
Georgia
Mr. George
Tom Connally
Washington
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Foreign Relations Committee
Garden notes on frost damage and local civic musings
Garden folk report evergreen and magnolia damage from a deep freeze with new growth showing color loss but experts expect recovery in weeks. Local editor urges New Castle to consider horn blowing bans as quiet streets return. Alumni status for NE-CA-HI Seniors signals transition as Dr James M Blackwood D.D. marked 50 years in ministry with a Shenango UP Church reception.
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Mother Nature
New York City
New Castle
James M. Blackwood
Shenango UP Church
Telling News Snippets Across The World
Elijah the horse leaves winter exile on a Colorado peak as weather returns. the U S House passes a coin production bill. A helicopter lands on an active New Zealand volcano edge. In Britain a Labour candidate campaigns with a guitar. Milt the sterling printer jokes about the non existent cowboy vote.
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Elijah
Colorado
U.S
New Zealand
Britain
Labor Party
Milt
Sterling
Just Folks By EDGAR A. GUEST ACCOMPLISHMENT
A short verse about courage and self belief. A man decides to try and proves to himself he can do it despite doubt. The speaker recalls friends doubting his effort and celebrates the moment of success.
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Kefauver
Stevenson
Florida
Illinois
Samson
Temple
Senate
Atlantic Union
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Harry S. Truman
Not Exerting Too Much? A Letter From Rural Life
A humorous first person reminiscence about domestic mishaps while an assistant manager is away. The narrator details damaged items, including an electric frying pan, a white rug with lavender stains, a chopped silver teaspoon, and a tractor wiring fire. He notes frosts, rains, and pests affecting plants and home furnishings as he copes with chaos.
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Terial
Hilda
Mrs. O
The Big Oink Pigs Sell Ideas Not Product Ads
A newspaper columnist praises a clever farm magazine ad about pigs. The piece explains how the ad sells advertising space by using vivid facts about hogs and pork products, turning copy into a compelling message. The author notes the ad’s eye catching design and straightforward data.
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Britain
You
Farm
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A conceited columnist travels in the Far East when a volcanic eruption news breaks. The editor pushes for a scoop, while the columnist replies no alarm as he stays safe. A tourist notes the moonshiner with a rifle jokes about the revenue officers returning. The moonshiner quips only the man he missed haunts him.
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Bennett Cerf
Far East
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