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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
4
A column recalls how New York State banned the sale or use of parrots due to possible psittacosis and fever risks. The piece nostalgically describes Poll the parrot in Kansas households, her luxurious cages, and her talkative, gleeful chatter as a contrast to modern restrictions.
Henry Ford, praised for his stubborn optimism, asserts we will enter the greatest era of prosperity and happiness. He cites his belief as grounded in business study and plans to push ahead with volume production of low cost tractors despite government policies and current conditions.
Wall Street absorbed United States Steel Corp 100 million dollar 3 percent debentures bid at 1022s with solid demand from insurance companies banks and funds. Commonwealth Edison 33 million first mortgage bonds traded 1024 to 104 while stock rights for 42,303,80 debentures converted to common at 25 share also bought up, bid at 108 in open market. The financing signals easier future issues and possible refunding operations amid expansion needs and replacement funds.
The readable text sketches a cluttered scene with political relief figures and public works amid wartime budgeting. It mentions large wartime spending, deficits, and refugee references, alongside personal vignettes about families and individuals dealing with hardship.
The essay laments political instability and business faith, contrasts Goering and patience with wealth pursuit, and argues virtue comes from design rather than luck. It critiques politicians, media advertising, and the idea that anyone can buy opinion space, ending with a reflection on gentleness and public discourse.
A garbled page's mosaic critiques self control and Americanism amid tax burdens and foreign residency worries. It recalls a nagging producer scene about a film’s cliché and asks who the mysterious woman is, while a jumble of horoscope and dated references trails off into incoherence.
Mayor Frank Hagie of Jersey City scoffs at riot claims tied to Norman Thomas speech upheaval in Newark. William Green of the AF of L calls for a floor below which wages cannot fall and a cap on hours. Bishop Lavelle warns against communism and hate, urging respect for all. Bruce Barton to propose resolutions in response to farm, unemployment, and relief issues.
Central Press columnist Charles I Stewart surveys All M Landon's public speaking circuit in Washington. He notes mixed reception and growing publicity for a possible 1940 GOP leadership run, amid speculation on his appeal and backing across states.
The readable fragments evoke public discontent with self styled leaders and workers in a tense political climate. References to bosses and eroded social bonds imply critique of current governance and labor dynamics without clear events or dates.
The article discusses cotton prices and market pressures as cotton remains the principal southern crop. It notes conferences and plans to boost sales of cotton goods, with promotions and chain-store campaigns expected to curb losses. Families and households are referenced in relation to consumer spending and apparel.
Astrological readings suggest a shift in status as the stars align for a new role. Individuals born today may seek more than $80,000 in comparison to peers earning around $46,1000, reflecting a restless outlook.
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