New Castle News details publication and contact info
New Castle News is published each evening except Sundays from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way New Castle Pa. It lists staff roles and contact numbers for editorial and business offices and notes subscriptions rates and class of mail. The note adds that checks should be made out to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to individuals.
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Wedding Month and Soviet Policy Debates
The piece discusses June weddings as a favored time for floral decor and modest celebrations, noting bride preferences and budget concerns. It then shifts to BOND KRASSIN denying Lenine’s abandonment of communism, hints at Russia’s peasant policy and compromises, and ends with reflections on earning the first dollar and wealth formation per Rockefeller’s tale and broader commentary.
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Russia
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M. Krassin
Hungary
Germany
Regular Kiwanians Meet to Choose Cleveland Plans
The Wooded Indian notes a Wednesday noon Kiwanis gathering at 11 50 to decide travel to Cleveland by train, discuss drum corps, and plan the next convention location among Fort Worth Atlanta and Canada with questions about pictures and delegate instructions.
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Cleveland Bunch
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Canada
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Today's Anniversaries Compiled Historical Milestones
A list of notable anniversaries includes 1557 Mary I declares war on France, 1776 independence resolution in Congress, 1866 Fenian raid into Canada from Vermont, 1883 first Church of England in Canada congress in Hamilton, 1896 Irish Home Rule defeat, 1893 McKinley renominated in Ohio, 1896 Barcelona bombing at a religious procession, 1905 Norway dissolves union with Sweden, 1916 Austrian offensive advances, and related events.
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France
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Church of England
Hamilton
Ontario
Gladstone
Ohio
William McKinley
Barcelona
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Sweden
William Hayward Named U S Attorney for Southern District
William Hayward has been nominated by the President as United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He has been active in national politics since 1908 as secretary of the Republican National Committee and previously did political work in Nebraska. A University of Nebraska football player, he served as captain of the Second Nebraska Infantry in the Spanish War, rose to colonel, settled in New York in 1910, and later served as assistant district attorney and on the public service commission. He commanded a New York regiment of colored troops in World War I and received the French Legion of Honor for valor and leadership in the Campaigne counter-offensive.
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Raepublican National Committee
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Hints and Dints Aid Taities Return to Wormaloy
A brief mental exercise may help the Taities resume travel from Wormaloy, with hints and dents guiding the way back. The note suggests simple cognitive prompts to support a seemly return journey and restore local movement.
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Wormaloy
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch appears in humor page
A mixed feature column quotes Douglas Malloch lyrics and verses on seeing and judging life. It blends reflective questions with light humor about daily life, clergymen, fashion, and social habits, noting quirks in society and a few local anecdotes. The piece includes humorous lines about beer drawings, bathing girls, and a variety of short jests from the era.
Abe Martin Says and Other Odd Items
A jumble of disconnected notes notes mention Abe Martin remarks about Artie Landlord Gabe Craw a three year old child injury and a violent incident. Lark from brick yard plans a book. Two women in Pittsburgh suspected of leading a department store theft gang. A quip on elderberry blossoms and joy. Moscow delegates to the Third International picked by brain capacity. A claim of 16 eggs in cold storage per person in the U S appears.
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Moscow
Bhass
Women Hear Mrs. Clandenin at Monday Meeting
Lawrence County League of Women Voters met at the YWCA Monday evening and listened to a strong address by Mrs. Marguerite Clandenin urging loyalty to the nation Red Cross and local officials and to beware of dangerous propaganda. The talk followed a business session led by president Mrs. W A Taylor with a solo by Bila Mae Griner and a report by Mrs. Bart Thompson on a Pittsburg inter county conference. The group adjourned with no meetings scheduled until September unless called by the president.
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Lawrence County League of Women Voters
Marguerite Clandenin
Bart Thompson
Pittsburgh
One Year Ago Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Law
The court affirmed the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act as martial law was declared in Galveston Texas after a dock strike.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Galventon
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