Third side urged as bus strike drags on in New Castle
For a fourth day in New Castle the Shenango Valley Transportation Company bus strike leaves pedestrians to travel on foot. Drivers seek a 10 percent wage rise while the company offers six cents per hour. the public bears the burden of reduced service as talks stall. The piece notes both sides’ points and suggests retroactive raises and a possible fare increase to restore service and goodwill.
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Polio Days Ahead Guidance From Health Foundation
Public health notice outlines polio risks and prevention tips from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. It cautions avoiding fatigue and chills, seeking medical advice on travel to areas with polio, delaying certain procedures, and practicing hygiene. It lists symptoms warranting medical help and notes adults can be affected too.
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Pole flight marks historic solo voyage by airline pilot
Commercial pilot Capt. Charles F. Blair completes a solo 3,300 mile flight from Norway to Alaska in nine hours thirty one minutes then races to New York in 3,450 miles to report for work. He treats the North Pole expedition as routine and notes Russian involvement. The era of pole expeditions is now common in public imagination.
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Dulles Seeks Japanese Peace Treaty Amid Obstacles
In London John Foster Dulles leads Anglo American talks on a postwar Japan peace treaty. Britain pushes an accession clause for Chinese participation while Soviet Russia insists on a Council of Foreign Ministers drafted pact. NATO bases and US Europe policy complicate the summit agenda as Italy's treaty revision echoes Western defense needs.
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Some Observations by Henry McLemore on Leaders and Cats
McLemore riffs on Gen Ridgway and Gen MacArthur, then shifts to personal anecdotes about cats reacting to peanut brittle and Ken Murray. He notes a safari joke about Secretary of State Acheson and closes with playful family digs and a Brotherhood of lighthearted lines. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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The Parent Problem in Early School Trades
A mother reflects on children trading or selling possessions, sharing how her father insisted on keeping bargains and how she now guides her own kids. Advice covers confirming other parents, preventing unilateral trades, and limiting exchanges to normal channels.
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War's price and the question of peace in Edgar Guest poem
A reflection on war and honor, quoting MacArthur and Guest. The piece contrasts veterans’ sacrifices with lasting hatreds. It argues war ends only with victory and defeat, while peace remains elusive as deaths tally and doubt lingers.
Leaders' quotes frame postwar policy and Asian crisis
Key remarks from Gen. J. Lawton Collins Defense Secretary George Marshall and Harold Stassen on military strategy and democracy surface from varied U S locations while a Sahara temperature swing to 130 degrees day and 50 below at night is noted.
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Health Talks By Dr W A Womer City Health Superintendent
Dr W A Womer speaks on medical ethics noting doctors do not charge each other for care. He explains doctors treat fellow physicians and families as an honor and privilege, stressing mutual respect and professional code.
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Primary election call to select strong leaders in New Castle
June is used up and July 24th looms as a pivotal primary. Voters should research candidates for mayor council and school board, seek expert guidance when needed, and choose leaders with vision and integrity to run town and county affairs. Vote and select the best for each office.
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One Man Opinion on Owes Acheson and Yalta
Walter Kiernan discusses Owea Acheson potential magna cum laude graduation and political liability in his column. He recalls past Yalta reports contrasting with current explanations and urges readers to compare Tehran and Potsdam coverage as new explanations emerge.
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Notable Dreyfus Case and Anne Nichols Profiles
The piece outlines the Dreyfus affair with Alfred Dreyfus rising from captain in 1889 to wrongful internment on Devil's Island after a 1894 frame letter. It notes his rehabilitation and later Paris retirement until 1935. It also covers Anne Nichols a dramatic author manager, listing plays like Abie’s Irish Rose and The Gilded Cage and her role in French repertory productions.
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Teeth Bite Owner In Connersville Auto Collision
In Connersville Indiana a passenger in one car received an anti tetanus shot after being thrown against the windshield during a minor collision. He broke his false teeth and bit the inside of his mouth.
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Vandenberg’s Legacy Echoes in Modern U S Foreign Policy
Washington notes mark a year since Senator Vandenberg's Senate Foreign Relations work on Western Europe aid and veto policy. The piece highlights his veto views on Communist China, calls for Big Four agreement, and reports on his son Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr plans to document policy shaping and potential 1952 Senate run against Blair Moody.
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Freedom of Speech and the danger of baloney words
Erich Brandeis argues that freedom of speech can degenerate into baloney through fog words and cliches. He cites fog words like tantamount and obfuscation used by officials, urging simple, clear language to convey meaning and truth.
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Be Careful or Demons Drive With You Sign
Readable Bali road sign warns travelers to drive safely or risk demonic forces on the road. The message blends caution with supernatural imagery. No further context provided.
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