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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

4

New Castle News Editorial and Publishing Details

The New Castle News provides staff roles headed by Fred L. Rentz as President and Managing Editor with A W Treadwell as Vice President and Editor. George W Conway serves as Secretary, while Juey Preadwell Beyn is Treasurer and Manager. The paper operates daily except Sundays from 29 North Mercer Street and solicits public-interest correspondence from county readers. It notes neutral republishing rights through the International News Service.

Fred L. Rente A. W. Treadwell Juey Preadwell Beyn Jacob ®. Rentz Mgr George W Conway

Addressing payments to The News Co. in New Castle

The notice instructs that all checks money orders drafts and communications be made payable to The News Co. New Castle Pa and not to individuals. This naming guidance governs our payment handling and distribution policy at the publication.

News Co New Castle

Secrecy in Naval Treaty Talks Sparks Debate

Hoover defends refusing to transmit secret naval treaty records to the senate. opponents argue open records protect American interests. View holds that the treaty is public while internal bargaining need not be disclosed. outcome hinges on executive and legislative decisions.

Hoover State Department Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Hiram Johnson

Canada Seeks to Halt US Labor Influx Amid Immigration Debate

A 1920s Canada immigration circular warns inspectors to block unemployed US workers crossing the border. Ottawa notes Canadian protections for its own job seekers while criticizing American migration policies. The document quotes Guy G. Congdon, Assistant Division Commissioner, and frames labor conditions as a border concern.

Canada United States Massachusetts New York State Congress State Department

A Safer Fourth Promotes a Saner Independence Day

A columnist urges safer Fourth of July celebrations emphasizing safe and sane methods over fireworks. The piece notes the history of gunpowder history and highlights firecrackers as a major danger to youths while calling for restraint and reduced fire risk.

Mulrooney Luncheon and Kahn Statement Highlight Event

Mr Mulrooney hosts a luncheon while Mr Kahn expresses no worry. A sensational figure is noted at $500 per killing, with a nod to Welcome to Brazil and Arthur G Brisbane credited as author under King Features Syndicate.

Banquet Links Mulrooney to Opera and Crime Talk

James W. Gerard hosts a luncheon for Commissioner Mulrooney, with Otto H. Kahn present as opinions on radio opera and crime policy surface. Mulrooney voices views on witnesses, confessions, and capital punishment while praising policing in New York.

James W. Gerard Germany Mulrooney New York Police Otto H Kahn Metropolitan Opera Arctic Circle

An assortment of wits and quotes from New Castle

A disjointed collection of aphorisms, quips, poems, and jokes attributed to or about New Castle. It includes reflections on aging, politics, money, and society, with brief anecdotes and one-liners about civil war veterans and daily life. Multiple named figures and places appear, giving a fragmented snapshot of humor and thought.

New Castle

The Easy Job by Edgar A. Guest

A poem about work and worth arguing that easy tasks require no effort while real triumph comes from facing challenges. It contrasts dull, effortless tasks with the struggle that tests strength and adds meaning to success.

Edgar A. Guest

Romania Declares Radio War on Soviet Russia

Romania charges Soviet broadcasts in Russian on Bessarabia fuel tensions with a plan to drown out the rival signals from Russian stations by using Romanian language airwaves.

Russia Bucharest Rumania Bessarabia

Snappy Reply on Driving Manners Sparks Exchange

A brief chat about a new car and cautious driving leads to a sharp comeback about gender in driving. The exchange notes a wife often rides along and contrasts a woman driver’s hand gesture with a man driver’s gesture in a punchy, humorous exchange.

Stars Warn Against Sixth Marriage In Lucky Constellations

A cryptic note cites astrological warning to avoid marriage on a poor luck day, suggesting the sixth union faces special misfortune. The fragment hints at celestial influence over personal unions and guidance for those considering remarriage.

Cash Only Ferryman and The Three Minute Walk Home

A Northerner pays a five cent fare to a sleeping Negro ferryman with strict cash terms. The tale ends with a remark on a new home three minutes from the trolley, describing its conveniences.

Kalamazoo Woman Says Husband Missing Found in Closet

A Kalamazoo woman told police hunting for her husband that she had not seen him for weeks. Detectives, skeptical of her account, discovered the husband in the closet after she admitted she looked in a bureau drawer and did not expect him to be in the house. He had hidden himself there, leaving her surprised at the mishap.

Kalamazoo, Mich

Amusing Exchange Highlights Political Satire

The passage presents a satirical dialogue from Congressman Fish critiquing consumer tastes and labor thoughts. It contrasts luxury with domestic habits and jokes about stockholders needing big deals before public displays of disdain. It ends with a quip about deporting Communists to spur jobs.

Pride In Bobby Jones Crown Expressed Across Nation

Across the country newspapers hail Bobby Jones as the unrivaled golf champion after adding the British amateur title to his many trophies. Editors praise his self restraint, consistency, and sportsmanship, noting his place in golf history and the broad national pride in his achievement.

Bobby Jones Jones Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Cleveland Plain Dealer Atlanta Golfers’ Hall of Fame Manchester Union Little Rock Arkansas Democrat Atlanta Journal Coeur de Lion The Atlanta Constitution Indianapolis Star ST. Joseph Gazette Jersey City Journal America Springfield Union Salt Lake Deseret News Flint Daily Journal Lindbergh the Jones Milwaukee Journal St. Andrews Kalamazoo Gazette Bobby Kansas City Times Chick Evans the Times NEW York Sun Akron Daily News NEW York Times Lynchburg Daily Advance

Abe Martin Sheriff Mortaine Resigns Over Crowds

Sheriff Mortaine resigns citing aversion to crowds while plans to honor an ole time gentleman for the Smithsonian Institution move forward. The departure accelerates efforts to preserve local history through the museum project.

Mortaine Smithsonian Institute

Dwarf Merchants and Royals in Ancient Times

The article notes that dwarf slaves were prized in medieval and ancient courts. It cites Marc Antony’s dwarf Sisypbus, Rome’s dwarf merchants who used cruel methods, and rulers such as Tiberius and Catherine de Medici who sought dwarfs from controlled breeding programs.

Marc Antony M. R. Werner Liberty Magazine Sisyphus Rome Tiberius Domitian Heliiogabulus

Loyalty to Self and Duty

A compact moral reflection defining loyalty as strict sincerity to one’s purpose and conscience. It asserts loyalty to others is guaranteed only when conscience remains clear, rejects injustice, and makes self discipline essential while condemning deception and denial of duty.

Bible Thought for Today The Need of Sinners

A brief devotional note cites Romans 5 6 and prays to God through Christ. It reflects on human weakness and the gift of salvation and asks for guidance from the Way and the Truth.

Christ

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