New Castle News Special Notice and Rates
The New Castle News lists subscription options and rates for various regions including Lawrence and Mercer counties, with annual, monthly, and weekly prices. It notes exclusive rights for republication and credits service providers and advertising representatives. A special notice directs all payments and correspondence to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
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Bell
Sear
Mai
Lawrence
Mercer
Beaver Counties
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New Castle
Flag Day tribute calls for renewed allegiance to the nation
The piece urges a rededication of loyalty to the American flag and the nation it represents. It recalls the flag’s 1777 adoption, its role as a symbol of freedom, and the need to unite against current global threats to uphold liberty and plenty.
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Continental Congress
National City Bank: March Bottomed and 1954 May Rise
The bank’s newsletter says March marked the low point of the business decline while new orders have risen for two months and April retail sales show renewed durables demand. The report warns against increased federal intervention that could invite inflation.
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National City Bank of New York
Sumner Slichter
Harvard
National City Bank
History repeats in new arms and old warnings
The piece argues that history shows repeat patterns in great power behavior. It links the Monroe Doctrine to 1823 warnings against Russian ambitions in the Americas and notes today a revival of similar pressure from Russia under a different guise. It recalls Fort Ross and Czar Alexander I as context for enduring tensions.
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Guatemala
Russia
Alexander I
Fort Ross
San Francisco
Alexander
South America
Americas
United States
West German discussion on five day week gains momentum
West German management and labor circles debate a five day forty hour week amid rapid industrial progress. The U S technical assistance program links shorter hours to higher productivity and living standards, with the Federation of Trade Unions backing the plan as a key goal. Industrialists favor voluntary gradual adoption due to industry differences.
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Free Germany
U. S
Federation of Trade Unions
Comrade Ana Pauker Said to Face Jail in Bucharest
The Free Europe committee reports Ana Pauker once Romania’s foreign minister and a noted Romanian Communist leader is jailed in Bucharest. She fell from power in 1952 after a career marked by ruthless pursuit of party aims and alleged ties to Soviet leadership.
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Anny Pauker
Romania
Geneva
Free Europe Committee
Bucharest
Eisenhower
Free World
Ana Pauker
Ana
Marcel Pauker
Michael
Ana Rabisohn Pauker
Israel
Russia
Pauker
Kisseleff Avenue
Snagov
Mamaia
Black Sea
Paris
Communist Party
Red Party
Washington Calling on Indo China Intervention Debate
Washington policy makers push for united action to save Indo-China from Communist conquest while weighing unilateral options. Dulles warns no solo moves unless aggression shifts. Radford aides discuss plans tied to congressional authority and a potential air strike before possible French debacle.
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Washington
United Action
Laniel
Paris
Geneva
France
Britain
Dulles
United States
China
Hanoi
Red River
Southeast Asia
French Foreign Office
Global yarns mix humor and politics in jumbled notes
Turkeys bind with Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in a defensive pact while a broad news collage mentions smugglers fined in Italy and a painting hung upside down in London. It also notes Russian chess experts granted US visas and Beirut’s new police chief arresting twenty traffic cops, all in a playful mosaic of oddities.
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London
Zadok Dumkopf
Kremlin
Beirut
Lebanon
Supreme Court Upholds Lobby Registration Act in Landmark Decision
The high court sustains the lobby act amid fears it could curb free speech. It urges Congress to refine the law to shield First Amendment rights while detailing reported 1953 lobbying spending by 375 groups led by the National Association of Electric Companies and American Mining Congress.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress
Black
Douglas
Jackson
Paul Warren
Electric Utilities
National Association of Electric Companies
American Mining Congress
Association of American Railroads
National Milk Producers Federation
American Hotel Association
American Federation of Labor
American Medical Association
Southern States Industrial Council
American Farm Bureau
American Legion
General Electric Company
CIO
Warren
Salvation Army Building Campaign Faces Relocation Question
The Salvation Army explains slow fundraising due to the building’s location and public awareness. They acknowledge a misstep in placement, with campaigners noting support exists for their work but contributions lag until the site is moved to better meet community needs.
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Salvation Army
Army
Mundt Faces Mid-Morning Feud in Army McCarthy Hearings
Washington report notes Sen Karl Mundt tries to pause a volatile clash between Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Joseph McCarthy during a televised Senate Army McCarthy hearings session. Heated exchanges, personal accusations and crossfire dominate the 10:30 a.m. proceedings as Mundt seeks order.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
Senate
Army-McCarthy
Missuri
Stuart Amington
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthey
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Symington
Stu
Mundt
Roy Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
Army
Bob Stevens
Sen McCarthy
Daily Worker
Joe
St. Louis
Leaving New York A Lousy Town No More Says Jelke Case Figure
One of the women tied to the Mickey Jelke scandal tells reporters she is bound for St. Louis with packed trunks and a one way ticket. She condemns New York as a lure for crime while noting the city’s opportunities and its mix of vice and decency.
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St. Louis
New York
Mickey” Jelke
Eisenhower says right for America is right for politics
The report notes President Eisenhower claims political decisions aligned with American interests are correct. In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Eden warns that if current positions hold, admission of failure looms. In New York a 16 year old told police they are too lenient and need discipline.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Free World
New York
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