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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
4
An essay traces the moral lines of ghost writing in college and public life. It argues that using another’s work for credit undermines integrity, citing examples from universities, Congress, and presidents.
The excerpt notes how doubt enters history through eye witnesses in traffic court, suggesting American bias but applies the idea broadly. It recalls the Lord Chief Justice of England’s succinct view of early collision inquiries as collisions between self propelled vehicles on their own sides, horns sounding, all stationary.
A congressional bill would raise Ms. Buena Vista McGannon’s pension by 100 per month, far above typical descendants’ allowances. Her War of 1812 father is noted, with reflections that future World War pensioners will burden taxpayers and that war yields universal losses.
A fragmented analysis discusses who is to blame for household accidents last year. An insurance study suggests men are clumsier home, though many incidents involve tasks beyond abilities. The piece notes women may be safer at home, and comments on aging and national aid.
In a year I visit many schools and classrooms and note how order is maintained. Teachers use authority, monitors, and reports, but in elementary grades pupils often report peers to the office. A better approach is to foster self government so students regulate themselves with minimal external control.
Leaders of women's groups nationwide hailed the ruling overturning Minnesota's unfair trade practice net as a decisive victory with broad implications for similar legislation affecting many states and the fate of related laws across the country.
A fragmented, period voice column blends political commentary and social musings. It cites primary elections, consumer law, and leadership figures while weaving reflections on war, economics, and personal conduct with scattered historical references.
Central Press column by Charles P. Stewart argues Iowa primary results show mixed signals, with Gillette defeating Wearin while Dickinson leads Republicans, suggesting neither side clearly dominates. The piece weighs anti New Deal sentiment and potential coalitions for November, noting broader implications for Republican and anti New Deal Democrats across states.
The late night Senate sessions and vast debate made it hard to convey the impact of amendments to the bill funding the largest relief appropriation. Four propostas under leader support, opposed by the White House, were discussed, with Hatch Lodge Holt amendments central to relief politics and electoral influence.
A fragmentary dispatch notes royalist last stand at Irun during the Spanish Civil War. It contemplates taxes, weather talk, and a boy’s reaction to war, ending with a jumbled reflection on Americanism and coastal defense.
Practical guidance urges brief cordiality in condolence and congratulatory letters. It stresses sincere tone, respectful phrasing, and concise sentiment. The notes suggest avoiding overly personal or lengthy remarks while presenting support or congratulations appropriately.
A reflective verse in which the speaker recalls marriage, missteps, and a patient spouse who endures the narrator s blunders. The poem notes growth, restraint, and gratitude for lasting love after years of trial.
Our soul is escaped as a bird from the snare of the fowler the snare is broken and we are escaped. Help comes in the name of the Lord the Maker of heaven and earth. Paulins 124:7 9.
In a mixed dispatch from international and U S sources notable figures weigh in. Joseph E Davies discusses peace as essential amid tensions between United States and Russia. William J Binghan announces Harvard athletics aligns with the American Olympic committee for the 1840 Tokio games. Dr Harry Burn Chase questions radio propaganda and the value of swing bands. John Ringling North cites circus profits and labor issues amid looming July deadlines.
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