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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
A June 2 1932 front page notes a kidnaper sentenced to life in prison six bandits hanged for murders during holdups a killer given a death sentence in a robbery and eight abductors of a wealthy citizen ordered to serve 5 to 25 years. The piece asserts laws are enforced in America.
An August 1929 Ladies Home Journal column by John J. Raskob, then Democratic finance head, urged buying NYSE stocks on installment plans even with as little as $15 monthly. About sixty days later the market collapsed, while some blamed Hoover for the crisis.
The passage contrasts two kinds of learners. It warns that some people seek display by asking questions and citing odd facts, while truly knowledgeable individuals pursue understanding for personal satisfaction and benefit. It notes a risk of shallow, dangerous learning from overconfident talkers.
The article notes 15 202 babies born in New York municipal hospitals in 1931, the highest count in city institutions and more than double the 1922 total. It suggests privately run hospitals would add to this total, reflecting shifts in birthplaces and the era’s modern progress.
A parent’s urge to have children display talents to visitors often backfires. What adults see as wonderful may be ordinary for the child, and constant exhibition can be boring and discourage other skills. Avoid turning children into showpieces even among guests.
A fragmented dialogue hints at civic talk and mixed ideas about science and voting. A doctor labels a husband bibulous, leading to a comic moment about tearing a dictionary page. The tone resembles a satirical column on public affairs and personal foibles.
A fragmentary item notes the return of a small white rat with its human caretakers and mentions both men and women in the text. The piece conveys a brief, neutral update on a lost pet narrative without further details.
A man recalls a white rat that wanders from its box and returns after a night of searching. He compares the creature’s journey to human wanderings, noting fear, hope, and the comfort of home. The piece reflects on loss and the moment of returning to familiarity.
A compact collection of reflections by Reverend Roy L Smith D D offering concise moral observations and spiritual guidance drawn from his pulpit sermons.
A concise excerpt outlines religion as a sincere desire to know God and education as a thirst for knowledge. It defines wisdom as choosing among facts and success as starting from one’s current position. It adds reform as awareness of the present state and government as willingness to be governed. Defeat is losing faith in oneself.
A brief Bible thought centers on the Golden Rule from Matthew 7 12. The message urges treating others as you wish to be treated, aligning conduct with prophetic law and teaching.
This excerpt speaks of lucky days and actions to improve fortune. It links June Thursdays to wedding luck, warns temper affects luck, and suggests playful superstitions about bluebells and touching a dirt spot to gain a wish. It presents a collection of beliefs rather than a single event.
A collage of reader notes and gags from 1932 includes letters about newspaper credibility, a proposed dog catcher in New Castle with shoot to kill thoughts, family humor about cars and gas, and social quips on elections, alcohol law, and daily life.
Tributes pour in after Admiral William Shepherd Benson, retired, dies at 76. Washington Star and Atlanta Journal highlight his pivotal role in Allied victory at sea, convoy operations, and leadership of the Shipping Board. Columns praise his long service, influence on national defense, and enduring naval legacy.
A University of Southern California astronomy professor expelled a student for cheating after discovering the pupil striking his head with a hammer in the classroom. The incident underscores rising tensions in Hollywood and university discipline.
Fragmentary verse references a mispriced bill and a dog fancier attorney who tried patent medicine, presenting a quirky, literary vignette without clear date or location.
A digest compiling editorial perspectives from newspapers on key subjects edited by the Consolidated Press Association. It presents varied viewpoints, framing current debates and policy questions through editorials from multiple publications.
A comic note laments a boss traveling with a baby and an awkward photo moment. The humorous quip contrasts a man alone with a child with a sharp aside about an unattractive woman posing, highlighting social awkwardness.
A Berlin developed process uses a Capsule to expose only the decayed area then applies acid to dissolve diseased tissue. After a few minutes the unhealthy portion is removed and a filling is placed within a day. The method has been tested five years in Berlin and is being offered to dentists worldwide.
A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1932 extols growth through hardship. It contrasts arid desert solitude with the need for rain and care to foster the human soul. The speaker argues that constant sunshine and ease breed boredom and shrinkage of character.
An amateur boxer faced a professional in a local match. The pro knocked him down after a wild swing as the referee prepared to declare the winner. The referee revealed Kid Blinks would not appear again in any ring after this bout.
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