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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
4
Washington Calling discusses waning interest in Cascade Park Old Timers Day over fifty years, urging renewed local effort and younger leadership or possible abandonment. It contrasts with Ottawa Canada shifting toward relaxed China trade, Canada seeking compromise, and U S policy on recognizing Communist China.
A guide from The Exchange warns investors about high pressure penny stock pitches promising quick riches. It urges asking hard questions before buying, seeking full information from reputable brokers, and making the investor’s final decision count.
Washington column by Holmes Alexander critiques Republican push for General MacArthur sixth star while Eisenhower era bureaus fear public misreadings. He also attacks Civil Rights voting protections, warns against federal food handouts and Caesarist politics, then rifles a Milwaukee divorce anecdote about a chair repair cost.
A letter to The News from Mrs Jennie Newman thanks an unnamed Boy Scout and his leaders for changing a flat tire near New Castle Mahoningtown. She praises the scout’s courtesy and skill and expresses gratitude for the training reflected in his actions.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business chatter from New York to Hawaii. Ginger Rogers plans a scandal free divorce and TV project, Henry Youngman faces shunning, and Xavier Cugat spoils Abbie Lane with a $23000 Rolls Royce. Peggy Lee scripts songs for a fall show while June Allyson and Dick Powell reportedly dine apart.
A humorous fragment mocks sensational headlines about bees thieves termites and exotic antics. It playfully riffs on world news snippets including a California apiary loss a Polish movie star in Hollywood and a pair of Siamese fighting fish bonded after tranquilizers.
Belle Baker, born on New York's lower east side, rose from a 10 year old performer in The Homeless to Broadway and vaudeville fame. She appeared at Winter Garden and Hammerstein venues, starred in Betsy and Ziegfeld Follies, and introduced Irving Berlin's Blue Eyes.
Samuel Hopkins Adams visits Niagara Falls and meets Texas geologist Mike Halboury who boasts of a Houston plumber who could fix any leak in 15 minutes. The anecdote ends with a biblical verse about guidance and renewal.
A Senate probe into Indiana highway land deals reveals 78 615.99 excess cost paid by taxpayers for a Gary cloverleaf site. Treasurer Frank M. Chapman and union leaders Hutcheson and Blaier face questions as Chapman invokes the fifth amendment amid embezzlement allegations.
Six noted Russian emigré leaders in the United States publish a statement warning Americans about the artificial smiles of the Soviet dictatorship. They label Khrushchev a blood soaked criminal and insist the Soviet people would expose his lies if given the chance. They contrast his promises with Soviet censorship and mass political prisoners while urging rights to free speech and self government.
Lyndon B. Johnson urges bipartisan support for the 3,637,000 dollar aid measure as the Senate eyes final passage. Sir David Brunt praises Prince Philip as narrator for an Open Geophysics Year BBC event. Ted Williams comments on Herb Score injury and Score's future in baseball.
A London couple hires a sophisticated butler who dazzles with manners wine knowledge and etiquette. They leave him in charge for a weekend and return to find $25 000 in jewels stolen. The piece warns against trusting appearances and cites a biblical verse about false prophets.
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