The News Company Public Notices and Rates
Public notice text outlines subscription rates and circulation details for The News Company at New Castle Pennsylvania. It lists price options for daily and weekly editions, addresses for offices, and membership and republication rights with international service.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
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Lexington Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Pers Ave
Chestnut St
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Fourth Ave
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New Castle
Tornado alerts may lose effect without reliable timing
The Weather Bureau warns tornado alerts risk desensitizing the public if warnings are too frequent or alarmist. Stations relay notices from observers, and repeated calls may blunt response unless alerts become more precise in time and place.
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Weather Bureau
Naval chiefs weigh preventive war as option in Cold War
The piece notes the concern among top military leaders about Soviet buildup and the risk of a prolonged stalemate. It cites Admiral Carney arguing for decisive action over dwindling negotiations and warns that a preemptive strike could end the stalemate but risk total devastation for both sides.
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Maxwell Field
Texas
America
Chief of Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Bloc
Free World
Indochina
Admiral Carney
Kremlin
Tito Eyes European Defense Community and Balkan Ties
Yugoslav leader Tito touts hunting in Yugoslavia while courting Western defense links and pressing for European Defense Community inclusion. He expands Balkan cooperation with Turkey and Greece, seeks Trieste access, and pursues trade with Soviet allies as the U S and Britain eye Italian port ceding.
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Tito
United States
Balkan
Turkey
Greece
NATO
Ankara
European Defense Community
European Council
FDC
Saar
Trieste
U. S
Britain
Italy
Speed King for Science
Speed record for 421 miles an hour set by rocket sled pilot Lt Col John F. Stapp during life-saving aviation research. The work aims to advance survival methods for high altitude bailouts and supersonic aircraft crews, earning him a National Air Council Award and public acclaim. Also notes rising presence of women in professional sports.
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John F. Stapp
Utah Salt Flats
Stapp
National Air Council
United States
France Splinter Parties Put Forward Full Platforms
Amid a crowded political campaign France shows several splinter groups presenting comprehensive programs with multiple policy planks, signaling organized competition despite fragmentation among parties and movements.
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France
Old-Time Vigilantes in Des Moines Stir Controversy
Robert C. Roark critiques an urban “truth squad” of Des Moines women who spy on neighbors to expose alleged communism. He links such vigilantism to McCarthy era tactics, warns of gossip's harm, and urges restraint while noting the lack of concrete statistics on social fallout.
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Washington
Des Moines
Christian Association of Public Affairs
Pete
Salem
Mass
R. C. Roark
McCarthy
Hitler
Goebbels
John Edgar Hoover
FBI
Mr. Hoover
Peace conference turns into a Propaganda battle race
The Geneva peace conference becomes a propaganda fight with the Communist bloc pressing for a neutral armistice team including their aligned nations. Poland and Czechoslovakia are named, while Sweden and Switzerland face Western opposition. The West cites past failures in Korea and UN participation as it weighs Asian nations for oversight roles.
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Indo-China
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Red Bloc
Switzerland
Sweden
United Nations
Red China
United States
VV. Molotov
Chou En-lai
India
Pakistan
Burma
Indonsia
Turkey
NATO
UN Devlon
China
Indonesia
Indo- China
Southeast Asia
George M. Dallas Life of a Democratic Statesman
George Mifflin Dallas, born 1782, rose as a lawyer and diplomat. He served as secretary to Albert Gallatin, and shaped Pennsylvania politics and the U.S. Senate as a Democrat. Dallas held posts in Russia and Britain, later becoming vice president under James K. Polk. He died in Philadelphia in 1864.
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George M. Dallas
Albert Gallatin
Not Devil Not Angel on Oppenheimer Case
Washington D C June 11 the piece argues against demonizing Dr J Robert Oppenheimer amid the tense cold war climate It warns against distorting facts to fit theories and calls for understanding rather than hounding the scientist urging his return to work at Princeton University.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
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Cain
Newmius
Babe Ruth
Andre Gide
Scott Fitzrerald
John Barrymore
Oppenheimer
Eisenhower
God
Princeton University
UN Secretary General Optimistic on Geneva Talks
Dag Hammarskjold expresses cautious optimism at the Geneva conference while warning that failure would have deep consequences. In Paris, Georges Bidault says courage earns peace and impatience for a cease fire in Indo China may prolong negotiations.
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U.N
Dag Hammarskiold
Geneva
Paris
Georges Bidault
Indo-China
Reunion set for 1924 high school alumni on June 19
A long storm scene frames a reunion notice for the 1924 Senior High School class. Mrs Sam Frank chairs the event with Alfred Owens handling finances at Citizen's National Bank. Seventy five reservations have been made, and more eligible alumni are urged to respond. Local farm agent Lew Dayton recommends tips for barbecued chicken.
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Castle
Sam Frank
Frank
Alfred Owens
Owens
Citizen's National Bank
Lawrence County
Willard Grange
Lew Dayton
McCarthy Army Probe Sparks Parisian Digs and Spats
The columnist notes Friday hearings in Washington spark sarcasm and cross accusations between Sen. McCarthy and Sen. Symington. Cohn prepares for two weeks with the National Guard as brigadier Zwicker looms as witness. The piece pokes at witnesses, psychiatrists, and planned lists, ending with a weary sigh at the ongoing Senate proceedings.
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Cohn
McCarthy Committee
National Guard
New York
Senate
Ralph W. Zwicker
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Stuart Symington
Wisconsin
Symingeton
Missouri
Stu
Sen. Symington
Sen. McCarthy
Karl - Cothman
E. Mundt
S. D
Witness Cohn
Bob Stevens
Sen
Charles Potter
Mich
Sen. Potter
Eisenhower
G. David Schine
Richard Nixon
G. David
Mundt
Clark Clifford
Harry Truman
Clifford
Do-it-yourself craze fuels creative urge in everyone
The essay reports on a widespread do-it-yourself trend as hardware stores boom and a man builds a homemade bird feeder. He spends about 7.85 dollars in materials to produce a product sold for 3 dollars, illustrating the cost of self creation versus store bought items, and noting the universal urge to build something ourselves.
Freedom Over War in Edgar A. Guest Verse
The poem expresses belief in freedom over bullets and regulated rule. It asserts that strong nations should aid the weak, that goodwill trumps endless strife, and that true peace comes under liberty. War spreads lasting hatred while all are God's children awaiting world-wide freedom.
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