New Castle News Publisher and Network Notes
New Castle News is owned and published by The News Company a corporation with a leased telegraph and cable service from the International News Service New York office and multiple regional offices. The paper cites exclusive rights to republish all ITS dispatched news whether credited or not and to reuse local undated items published herein.
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Seabury Urges Removal Of Judge Jean Norris In Women’s Court
New York figure Samuel Seabury files a report alleging Magistrate Jean Norris is unfit for her role in the women’s court. He cites severity unjudicial conduct and disregard for defendants rights, while noting the accusation is unproven. The piece contemplates whether sex of office holder matters to fairness.
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Women’s
Reclaiming West Lands Won't Spur Surplus, Editor Says
The author argues that fears of a West reclamation surplus are unfounded. He notes U S imports keep thousands of acres idle and that irrigation can convert waste lands into productive croplands, addressing overproduction by diversifying crops and lowering costs. He stresses better land use rather than halting reclamation.
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Balkan Transit Speedway Aims to Link London to Turkey
The piece praises a proposed Balkan motor tourist speedway from London through the Balkans to Turkey as a path to Westernization and regional peace. It highlights Turkish government support and frames isolation as harmful while comparing to the Pan American highway as a model for East West connectivity. It views such routes as steps toward internationalism and peace.
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Pyramid ing Mergers Headed Toward Broad Consolidation
The article weighs merger trends and predicts mergers of mergers may occur but widespread union is unlikely. It compares early trust busting fears with today’s public ownership, improved corporate practices, and stronger government regulation reducing anti trust pressures. It also notes persistent public impatience with pan handling.
He Is Sure to Lose Quotes on Character and Temptation
A reflective piece contrasts moral decline with self discipline asking who stoops to hostile behavior and who sacrifices conscience for wealth. It notes public anxiety over conventions turning a town lively, and suggests blame games vary by mood and circumstance.
All Of Us Tt's Lonely Then Finally You Can't Stand It
A compact note describes a period of loneliness ending with a moment of inability to endure. The text points to emotional strain and a turning point that shifts mood and action.
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The Other Side of Getting Away From Children
A man argues that life with children has challenges, but lack of children creates emptiness and strain. A couple bores for rest by sending their son to his grandmother, enjoying quiet and order, yet loneliness and disruption follow when he is absent. They bring him back, and Tommy returns to chaos and life.
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Nine Out of Ten Men Firmly Believe In Closer Runess for Success
A collection of quips and opinions on public duty, taxes, and social behavior. The prose critiques the idea of personal responsibility, mentions taxation and property rights, and reflects on modern society through satirical notes about anonymous writers, newspapers, and daily life.
The Yuma Rector and a Curious Epilogue on Wesley
A local note from Yuma Arizona highlights the rector of the Episcopal Church and contrasts heat in Yuma with Needles California. The piece traces the rector’s Yale honors, Episcopal ministry, and familial Methodist roots, noting his belief that Wesley founded but did not leave the Church of England.
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Miscellany of humor and social observations in an era
A collage of wry takes on work, printing, taxes, and public life. Jokes about plumbers and tradesmen mix with reflections on missing persons and political debates. The piece rails at pretension, praises charity, and closes with a brisk jab at Americanist themes and Mellon era politics.
Once Overs By J. J. Mundy
A reflective exhortation about lodge rituals and personal growth. The text urges deeper study of Masonic lines and lessons to gain meaningful value from lodge membership and improve understanding and sympathy.
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Daily Editorial Digest Symposium of Editorial Views
A digest compiling editorial opinions from newspapers edited by the Consolidated Press Association covers motions on important subjects. It presents diverse editorial stances, offering readers insights into how prominent papers address current issues.
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Government Bond Issue Seen Boosting Economic Outlook
Major opinion favors the 800 million dollar government bond issue for 18 years at 3 percent aimed at transferring floating debt. Editorials note improved business prospects, while urging fiscal caution and careful future appropriations.
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Edgar Guest Reflects On The Loss Of A Silent Mentor
A 1931 Edgar A. Guest tribute laments the death of a distant but influential figure. The poem speaks of silent admiration and the joy found in another’s work and genius, noting the creator’s lasting impact despite personal distance.
Bible Thought for Today on the Kingdom of God
The note cites 1 Corinthians 4:20 about the Kingdom of God being in power rather than words. It includes a prayer asking for God to hasten the kingdom by His power. A stray humorous line about pool and walking between golf shots is mentioned.
Abe Martin Snappy Take on Modern Conveniences
The piece humorously notes a couple with no children no laundry and modern conveniences while Constable Plum quips about a bandit who escaped in an auto and would have fled on a haybus corpus.
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