Leased Telegraph Correspondence and Notice from The News
Public notice details telegraph correspondence and board positions at The News Company The document lists officers such as President General Manager Vice President Treasurer and Secretary Editor Advertising and Credit Manager with contact and circulation information for Lawrence and surrounding counties It notes International News Service rights and advertising representations and requests that payments go to The News Company New Castle Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hairman
Bell Telephone
Oliver
Lawrence
Butler Mercer
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball Incorporated
New York Fire
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit Park Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
Pittsburgh
Fourth Ave
New Castile
Ford's Historic Wage Plan Aims to Shield Workers From Seasonal Layoffs
The Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers CIO reached a contract creating a fund expected to reach 55 million dollars in three years. Workers would receive 60 to 65 percent of take‑home pay for up to 26 weeks during layoffs, plus standard unemployment benefits. The plan faces questions about applicability to seasonal industries, costs, and impact on prices and productivity.
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Ford Motor Company
United Auto Workers
CIO
Ford
General Motors Corporation
Philadelphia Inquirer
Eisenhower plan eyed to aid small farm families
Rep. Wint Smith cites 5 379 000 U S farm families with 1 513 000 under 1 000 dollars income annually. Concentrations in 1 000 counties, Eastern Texas Oklahoma Ozarks. Proposals aim to raise efficiency and rural earnings, with some urged to move to urban work. The text ends with a protest line about peace.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Wint Smith
Kansas
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Smith
Modern Parenting and Mattress Prices Debate
A brief editorial notes rising costs of cheap mattresses and how modern parents navigate limits on comfort versus budget. It hints at persistent pressure to choose value while prioritizing child safety and health in home sleep setups.
Aspire to be a waiter says Ruark in Tip To Youth
Robert C. Ruark argues that waiting tables is a dignified, rewarding career with high potential, noting the craft’s global appeal and the role of waiters in dining experiences. He praises waiters from various backgrounds, rejects female servers, and cites successful figures who began as bus boys or scullery workers.
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America
Merlene Dietrich
Costello
Third Avenue
Emil
Mama
New York
Texas
Roberto
Nairobi
Nassau
Hige
Ludwig Bemelmans
Toots Shor
Brentano Faces Big Job as West German Foreign Minister
Heinrich von Brentano, chosen to succeed Adenauer, confronts major early tests including unification pressures and European unity aims. He envisions rearma ment as tying Germany to Western nations and opposes isolationist shifts while aiding Europe’s integration. He has served in European bodies and helped draft postwar constitutional foundations.
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Heinrich von Brentano
Konrad Adenhauer
Brentano
Federal Republic
Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
European Coal and Steel Community
European Movement
Council of Europe
Parliamentary Council
Leaders weigh names and desks as measure of leadership
Eisenhower cautions against equating leadership with loudness in and out of the armed forces. Walter Reuther hints a Ford link in General Motors’ future. Senator Newberger praises the CIO UAW and Ford approach and notes progress toward a yearlong wage structure for workers and families.
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West Point
N.Y
Eisenhower
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse about honesty in fishing and life. The speaker denies deceit about the fish that got away and refuses to stretch the truth or exaggerate outcomes, stressing integrity over boastful tall tales. The tone is straightforward and plainly moral.
Cost of Agriculture program totals 29.2 billion since 1932
The piece argues a department conspiracy masks true farm program costs. It cites figures from Senate hearings and presents a personal total of 29.2088 billion for price supports, World War II subsidies, lend lease and foreign aid as socializing the industry.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
N. C
CCC
Poage
Tex
Benson
Ellender
Agriculture Department
From Me To You On The Rose And National Life
A reader likens the rose to America, arguing both require protection and care. The letter notes roses origin abroad and warns of cold war pressures, socialists, and foreign influence threatening national vitality while praising devotion and eventual renewal.
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Europe
China
India
Empire State Building
White House
Galveston
Texas
Telling Headlines From a Bygone Era
A collage of quips spans sports chaos in Burma to brewery science in Milwaukee. A Florida veteran receives a high school honor. Churchill’s lion Rota rumor and zoo antics join a patchwork of oddities and legal jests across eras.
Mexican statesman Tello Lea des Diplomatic Posts
This item notes T. Manuel Tello born 1898 served as vice-consul in Antwerp and Geneva and acted as unofficial Mexican representative to the League of Nations. He held major roles in foreign affairs and Inter American conferences and is now ambassador to the United States. It also mentions global hunger, unique railroad punch shapes, and German train telephones.
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T. Manuel Tello
Antwerp
Geneva
Mexico
League of Nations
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Mexico City
San Francisco
United States
Suprised At Hamburg by Frederick C. Othman
Frederick C. Othman details a 19 day German tour aboard the revived Lufthansa line. He notes Capt. Joseph A. Goetz from Owensboro Kentucky, the crew, in Frankfurt’s modern airport, and Hamburg as a city of lilacs and docks hiding its industrial side. The piece promises more on St. Pauli's 24 hour establishments.
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Frederick Othman
Germany
Hamburg
Munich
Frankfurt
Washington
Joseph A. Goetz
Lufthansa
Idlewild
Capt
Goetz
Owensboro
Lufthansas
TWA
Atlantic
Capt. Goetz
Shannon
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Yugoslavia
Europe
St. Pauli
Fairly Spoken By MARGARET LATROBE
A young bride to be hesitates over walking down the aisle two weeks before her wedding. The dress lies in the closet as she contemplates the ceremony and the hectic details, with concerns about nerves and the family rituals surrounding a small or large wedding.
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Father
Try And Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf parodies inventions by Fred Allen seeking legal protection for two odd devices a permanent wet lapel and a perfumed bookmark. Luke Neeley quips in the Wall Street Journal about fishing pests and bugs. Mrs Guggenheim wrecks Mr Klingenstein’s station wagon at forty mph and claims he’s the first man she met from Sunningdale. Surveys show fewer people keep written budgets.
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Fred Allen
Luke Neeley
Wall Street Journal
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International News Service
von Brentano
Richard L. Newberger
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Aiken R
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Fla
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Burma
Milwaukee
Winston Churchill
Rota
Wisconsin
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