New Castle News Editorial and Staff Directory
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa lists editor A W Treadwell and Lucy Treadwell as vice president along with Jacob F Rentz manager and assistant treasurer James T Ray secretary George W Conway. The paper is telegraph and cable service of the International News Service and carries local and undated news for republication.
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Lucy Treadwell
Jacob F. Rentz
Treas
James T. Ray
Ccaxse
Patee
George W. Conway
North Mercer St
International News Service
Fred Kimball, Incorporated
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Addressing payments to The News Co. in New Castle Pa
Payment orders and communications should be directed to The News Co. New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual. This instruction guides where to send money orders drafts and correspondence related to the publication.
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Registering Lobbyists in Spain and United States Policy
A discussion notes that lobbying is legitimate when open and honest and serving public welfare. It warns of unregulated, biased activity and cites proposed U S Senate registration to require disclosure of who lobbyists represent and their compensation.
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Spain
Congress
United States Senate
United States
Adequate Streets: Global Plans to Ease Traffic Congestion
Cities worldwide pursue bold traffic fixes from express highways to parking reductions. Paris proposes removing first floors of buildings facing busy streets to create passable, pillar-supported corridors with parking remaining. Elevated and subway roadways gain interest as congestion relief evolves.
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United States
London
Paris
Berlin
The Star Spangled Banner Endures In American Verse
The Chicago Tribune criticizes theSong as flawed yet notes its enduring prestige amid many new national tunes. It recalls Fort McHenry’s British defeat as the defining moment the banner commemorates and emphasizes the song’s deep hold on American tradition despite vocal strain and questionable musicality.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Fort McHenry
Goebel Aims Transatlantic Flight From Paris to New York
Aviator Arthur Goebel plans a solo west to east crossing from Le Bourget near Paris to New York. He will ship his plane to France and imitate Lindbergh’s record flight, though experts question practical value of such hazardous tests.
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Europe
America
Lindbergh
Arthur Goebel
Honolulu
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
France
LeBourget
Paris
New York
Goebel
Charleston Evening Post
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A Fable Comes True Children Need Candy
Notable cartoon column notes a whimsical tale about a fable becoming real while reflecting on children's desire for sweets. It mentions cultural references and playful imagery characteristic of the era.
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Russia
Einstein and the cosmos move beyond the ether
The writer discusses Einstein’s view that space is primary and matter secondary, likening matter to dust in space and questioning gravitation without a connecting ether. It contrasts Einstein’s ideas with traditional roots, cites royal and Communist power games, and notes Colgate experiments on sugar and fatigue while reporting German aviation advances and a looming all metal Dornier flight.
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Einstein
Newton
Earth
Space
Colgate University
Laird
Russia
Cuba
Germany
Wilhelm Zimmermann
Hints and Dints From The Old Boys In Blue
A collage of Civil War heroes grand parade notes and humor. References mention Grand Army Day, veterans, and patriotic nostalgia with quips about bootleggers, Sen. Sheppard and the Eighteenth Amendment, plus local county court house debates and a joke-filled column on military life.
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Lawrence County
A Hell of a Fellow I Once Used to Be Reminiscence
An elderly speaker laments aging fishing prowess and past adventures. He recalls carefree outings, old friends, and a zest for life now tempered by vision decline and rest. The piece blends nostalgia with simple wisdom about aging and memory.
Stars Warn Poor Day for Giggling Girls’ Canoe
A playful weather forecast fragment notes that the stars predict a poor day for giggling girls to go canoeing, implying unsuitable conditions for a lighthearted outing.
Century Magazine Merges with the Forum in Reform
The Century Magazine, later a quarterly, merges with the Forum under Henry Goddard Leach. Newspapers praise its past literary impact, note editorial shifts, and express hope for a strong joint venture while recalling notable contributors and Civil War era work.
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Century
Forum
NEW York Evening Post
Henry Goddard Leach
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Leach
The
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Newark Evening News
Richard Watson Gilder
South
New York
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
the Eagle
Providence Journal
Timothy Cole
J. G. Holland
Atlanta Journal
Scribner's Monthly
Charles Scribner
Tennyson
Longfellow
Whittier
Mark Twain
Joseph Hergesheimer
Amy Lowell
Zona Gar
Willa Cather
Spokane Spokesman Review
Detroit Free Press
Sherwood Anderson
Canton Daily News
NEW Orleans Morning Tribune
NEW York World
Nicolau and
Har
Lincoln
Little Rock Arkansas Democrat
Ake Martin Quips On Past Crises And Chickens
The speaker references the Cleveland panic Roosevelt depression and Hoover overproduction claiming experience shows things eventually straighten out. He adds a remark about a chicken having a breast stirring bitterness anxiety and fighting.
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Cleveland
de Niles
Turner
Naming the Pullman Cars a Mystery of Practice and History
Rumors that Mrs. Frank O. Lowden earns thirty thousand dollars are false. A committee designates Pullman car names, with parlor cars often bearing feminine or floral names and sleeping cars named after rivers cities or historical figures. Some cars, like Mount series, are observation cars, and Sunset cars align with the Sunset Limited while Congress Limited cars honor signers of the Declaration.
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Frank O. Lowden
Florence Pullman
Abraham Lincoln
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A light verse about a mother approving her daughter's chosen fiancé amid class concerns. The mother favors the match yet worries about social status as the couple contends with perceptions of lineage and suitability through time.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought for Today Full Confession
A brief devotional note centers on Romans 1 16 declaring not ashamed of the gospel for salvation to all who believe. A closing prayer asks God for a gospel of power and thanks Him for this message.
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God
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