New Castle News Adopts 1879 Act and Rates
The New Castle News lists publication under the 1879 act with daily and annual rates varying by location. It notes memberships with major press associations and identifies office addresses in multiple cities. The notice sets reproduction rights and agency collections for The News Company, New Castle, Pa.
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New Castle
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Tional Advertising
Bottinell-Kimball, Incorporated
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Water Worries In Gotham As Rain Becomes Hope
New York City, long unused to drought, faces potential water shortage after two dry years. Reservoirs are 90 percent full but residents fear scarcity and brace for possible skimpy rainfall. The piece wryly notes urban dependence on rain and the impracticalities of salt water usage.
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New York
Auto Saves Day in Kansas Centennial Stamp Run
A Kansas Centennial stamp ceremony at Ft Leavenworth attempted a Pony Express style delivery to Council Grove but rain halted horseback and an army plane. An automobile finally carried the stamps to finish the appointed rounds amid scrambling weather and old post office lore.
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United States Post Office
Butt
Ft. Leavenworth
Pony Express
Council Grover
Ann
Henry T. Folsom Leaves Arms Firm to Seek Ministry
Henry T. Folsom of New York resigned from his family arms and munition business to study for the ministry. He says materialism and world tensions are symptoms, not causes, and aims to influence culture and spiritual values through modest living and restraint in wealth. He notes one can contribute regardless of occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Folsom
New York
Folsom
Carlson proposes donating U.S. farm surpluses abroad
Kansas Senator Len Frank Carlson, a Republican, urges that vast government stockpiles of farm crops be donated to starving people in foreign countries. He argues the United States has abundant food with limited domestic markets and that, despite criticism, charity should continue with transparency about origins.
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Len
Frank Carlson
Kansas
United States
Moscow
America
Carlson
Reflections on changing standards and prejudice
A ponderous musing notes how future readers may call today the good old days. It argues that claiming to shed prejudice often masks remaining biases dressed as creed and principle.
Great Game Of Politics ARE WE READY
Washington reports in June that the Indo China question remains unsettled with a 50 50 outlook and possible war risk. Officials stress readiness to fight if necessary but insist on avoiding past mistakes and pursuing all peaceful options first. The piece criticizes labor influence in politics and recalls Baruch on wartime controls.
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Washington
Korea
Southeast Asia
Baruch
Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
White House
Washington Calling on EDC delays and European defense debates
Washington faces action on the administration foreign aid bill as France and Italy delay the European defense community treaty. The stalemate weakens the Western alliance, while German Adenauer governance and Soviet overtures add risk amid North Atlantic tensions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Europe
Asia
France
Italy
West
French Socialist Party Congress
EDC
EXC
Socialist Congress
America
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Russia
West Germany
China
Adenauer
Saar
le Monde
John Foster Dulles
Confusin' and Amusin' The Labor Vote and Dulles Bipartisanship
A Holmes Alexander column surveys how labor endorsements shape Congress votes, noting CIO and AFL strategies, the Taft-Hartley era impacts, and a GOP view of the labor vote. It also describes Secretary Dulles' absence and careerists handling policy in a bipartisan State Department.
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CIO
AFL
Action” Committee
League For Education
Senate Labor-Welfare Committee
Walter Reuther
Senate
State Department
Dulles
Washington
Bedell Smith
Geneva
Central America
Foss nets GOP nomination in South Dakota race
Joe Foss, famed World War II ace, wins the Republican gubernatorial nomination by a wide margin in South Dakota. The article notes Foss appears a high minded candidate who should mount the autumn campaign strongly.
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GOP
South Dakota
Joe Foss
Flag Day proclamation urges display of the Colors
On June 14th which is a Monday the town is urged to fly the U S flag to honor Memorial Day gaps. The message stresses the meaning of the flag and asks every home store and factory to display the Colors to celebrate national pride and liberty.
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United States
Free America
Dignity In Senate Ended With Testy Phone Call Reading
Washington June 8. The Army McCarthy hearings enter the 27th day with a display of Senate dignity and courtroom tempers. Mundt and Symington spar over reading monitored phone calls with Secretary Stevens as McCarthy demands all calls or none. Welch is questioned about Private Schine work, while the panel reads calls that reveal tensions and sharp exchanges among McCarthy Symington and Mundt. End of item.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
Army
Robert Stevens
Sen
Joe
Stuart Symington
Roy Cohn
P. C Othmee
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Symington
Mundt
Sen. Mundt
Mr. Cohn
Missouri
Wisconsin
Symington
McCarthy
Cohn
Joseph Welch
G. David Schine
Attorney Welch
Welch
Schine
Stevens
Skid Row finds and flakes of stage money
A Seattle skid row resident discovers a battered suitcase containing $1100 in hundred dollar bills. After selling most of the bills for nickels and quarters, he learns the money is genuine and exchanges it for small bills at a bank. The spree ends with the realization there is little recourse for losses. The piece then reflects on stock market booms and whims of wealth with a humorously pragmatic note.
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Seattle
Skid Rown
World News Roundup of Statements and Discoveries
The report cites Adnan Menderes accusing aggressors of cold blooded plots. Dr Zakaria Goneim’s find in Sakkara is described as the oldest royal chamber intact, with Wilson noting it links tribal life to a nascent nation. Jack Webb downplays gun use and recalls childhood experiences in Dragnet context.
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Chicago
John A. Wilson
Egypt
Zakaria Goneim
Sakkara
Hollywood
Jack Webb
Sat
Joe Friday
Dragnet
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Winston Churchill
Winston
B. M. Baruch
Waxes
Sanilar
Marquis Childs
Western Alliance
Folks of
Durham County
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Durham County Recorder’s Court
United States Truth
Bible Thought
Jesus
John
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D. C
Knowland
California
Johnson
Texas
House of Representatives
William Ritt
Central Press
Foss
University of Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Shakespeare
Lousse
Kaynes
Frederick C. Othman
Colin
Erich Brandeis
Stock Exchange
Bugs Baer
Adnan Menderes
Archee
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