Its Time to Lay On The Line For New Castle Shell Building
A New Castle editorial urges residents to back a $225000 shell building to attract industry. The piece cites examples from Williamsport and Hazleton, argues the project will create jobs and boost local merchants, and calls on everyone to contribute. It frames the effort as self help and a community investment with long term dividends.
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New Castle
Greater New Castle
Williamsport
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Khrushchev's Internal Pressures Tied to Dust and Drought
The article outlines competing theories on Khrushchev's problems inside the Soviet Union. It cites a shakeup in the Communist leadership, military changes, and tensions with neo Stalinists and Chinese Communists. It links agricultural failures in the virgin lands to dust storms and delayed grain programs, suggesting military unease from possible food shortages.
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Charles P. Bohlen
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Bulgaria
Romania
Yugoslavia
Pravda
Ukraine
Stavropol
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Siberia
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Kustanai
Chakalov
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Dollar Established as U.S. Currency by Congress Act
The United States adopted the dollar as the unit of currency by an act of Congress dated April 6, 1792. The act formalized the monetary unit and set the framework for the new currency system in the early republic.
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New Castle Pa
Richard B. Bents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
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LE Lee
Oliver
Lawrence
Tier
Beaver
New Deal era critique by Averell Harriman sparks debate
A Washington opinion piece mocks Averell Harriman’s testimony critiquing New Deal policies and Treasury and Budget roles. It argues against downsizing federal agencies, defends negative rights, and warns that undisciplined spending and universal equality could erode national strength and deterrence.
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Budget
Yale
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Washington
Leon Keyserling
Russia
America
Kennedy Johnson clash shapes California convention scene
The report portrays Senator Lyndon Johnson challenging Senator Kennedy as they court California's 81delegation for the Democratic National Convention. Symington lags in early ballots yet seeks second choice support while Stevenson remains an unknown factor. Johnson showcases a strong campaign presence with wives entourage and press coverage, highlighting tensions over sit-ins Nixon comments and Kennedy's political acumen.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Eisenhower
California
Lyndon
Neiman Marcus
Keystone
For Today's Living Reflection on humility and self
A devotional excerpt discusses how love of self can cause distress and how humility and neighborly love improve character. A girl prays for a son in law for her mother, illustrating selfless humor. Scriptural guidance from Paul urges sober thinking and right measure of faith, ending with a prayer for a humble spirit.
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Paul
Patton era air commander Weyland hailed for WWII support
General O P Weyland led the XIX Tactical Air Command providing air support to Patton's Third Army in France 1945. After 36 years in the Air Force he retired last summer and became a business consultant. A Riverside California native, he studied at Texas A&M and served in six major WWII campaigns and Korea.
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France
O. P. “Okie
Weyland
Xixth Tactical Air Command
Air Force
Riverside
Calif
Texas A & M
Far East Air Force
UN Air Forces
Tactical Air Command
Labor aims to knit Pennsylvania unions into cohesive force
Pennsylvania labor leaders push to mold unions into a stronger cohesive force aiding the Democratic Lawrence administration. They face how best to sell labor to rank and file amid tax fights and past split loyalties. Voters will choose all House members and half the Senate, shaping a Democratic majority.
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Lawrence
House
Senate
Essential differences between U S bonds and Treasury notes
The article explains U S debt instruments differ mainly by maturity length and interest rules. Notes mature in up to five years with no rate cap, while bonds are five years or longer with a statutory interest limit. It also discusses registered versus bearer forms and the value of overdue interest coupons from bearer bonds.
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U.S. Treasury
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Treasury
Congress
William Doyle
Treasury Department
United States of America
Washington
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