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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
4
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the tariff bill shifts tariff decisions from Congress to the President under emergency powers. It argues the Senate abandons treaty oversight, enabling the president to adjust tariffs within broad limits, potentially shaping markets and exports while tying reciprocal trade to imports.
Industrial leaders gathered at a dinner hosted by Alfred P. Sloan of General Motors to discuss whether world progress is peaking or rising. They weighed shifts in transport from rail to auto to air, debating how new technologies reshape society and whether any single transportation era is final.
The piece notes taxpayer backed plans to cut counties from 700 to six and abolish municipal governments, replacing them with 21 regional authorities. If workable, governors anticipate broader adoption. critics warn politics will shift and costs may still rise. The state proposals spark nationwide interest as experiments to curb public expenses.
A freshman writer in the University of Pennsylvania paper sought an interview with Herbert Hoover to reach President Roosevelt. Hoover replied that high officials are busy and won’t waste time on autograph seekers and eager youths. The piece argues officials must ignore ambitious undergrads to preserve focus and decorum.
A cautious guide on handling betrayal by a close friend. The piece urges preserving personal life while keeping friends at a healthy distance and not letting others redefine your existence. It counsels emotion control, trust boundaries, and living truly for oneself despite hurt.
A collage of humor and notes on daily life features observational quips on gardening weather and lazy habits with short comic vignettes and satirical musings. It blends playful verse prose and opinion snippets reflecting a 1930s newspaper style.
A collage of quips and notes reflects on past heroes like Sant Hobson and moments in history. The piece mixes satirical vignettes with historical dates, poems, and brief anecdotes, including about ships, fashion, urban life, and notable anniversaries.
A verse contrasting a mother’s caution about sweets with a grandma’s permissive hospitality. The speaker notes chocolate cake and candy are welcome at grandma’s, while mom insists on milk, spinach, and a proper catalog of healthy foods. The poem ends with the idea that grandma may not know limits.
Brief devotional text reflects on praising the Lord from sunrise to sunset. Mentions a writer of child-training books and a controversial idea about a prayer scheme. Ends with a claim about forgiveness and a caricature of European practice. Contains fragmented phrases and unclear references.
Central Press staff writer visits a Cleveland garden community to reflect on drought, politics, Roosevelt, competition, and a future of faster travel. He notes planed homes, air trains, and railroads, while pondering worker relations, government, and wisdom bringing rain to ease hard times.
The article notes that the bistol used to kill President Garfield and Guiteau’s confession have been moved to the National Museum. It quotes Guiteau describing his assassination plan as a removal of Garfield to replace him with another figure. The piece names figures such as Booth and Arthur, reflecting on mid 19th century political intrigue.
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