Local News Company Staff and Publication Details
The News Company of New Castle lists officers and staff including Treadwell Ray as President and Publisher and B. Menta as Treasurer, with Doane Anderson as Vice President and Geoghe Comway as Assistant Secretary. Advertising is handled by Pree GC and Gcheppele Sif. Subscriptions vary by location and format, with rates for daily and weekly editions, notices on telegraph services, and an International News Service affiliation for exclusive dispatch use.
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Salk Polio Vaccine Seen Likely to Cut Disease
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis expects to vaccinate 47 million children in 1955 based on encouraging early results. Of more than 651000 vaccinated, only one case of paralytic polio appeared, though vaccine type remains uncertain. The foundation stays cautiously optimistic about eradicating a crippling disease.
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Debate Over Naming AEC Chairman as Principal Officer
Partisanship clouds whether the Atomic Energy Commission chairman should be named principal officer. Three holdover appointees oppose the move, fearing loss of the five member body’s co equal status. Admiral Strauss defends a multi member policy approach and cautions against running a large enterprise by committee.
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Admiral Strauss
Hoover Commission
Increase in Income
Solomon Fabricant of the National Bureau of Economic Research states real income per American family rose fourfold over 80 years with an average annual real gain of 1.9 percent. He links affluence to capital and labor growth, efficiency, and rising tangible wealth versus population.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
Fabricant
International farming debate at Kenya meeting stalls free market push
Allan B. Kline of Iowa leads in advocating deregulation at the International Federation of Agricultural Producers meeting in Kenya. Most delegations oppose freeing agriculture, backing international food reserves and commodity agreements to stabilize prices. The article notes a rising tendency toward government-led solutions and critiques the Soviet peace claim as a mockery.
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International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Allan B. Kline
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Russians to Meet American Talent in New York Chess Contest
Russian players travel to New York for a chess contest against American talent with Molotov likely directing their moves as usual.
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New York
Molotov
Hears From Joe's Friends By Ruark On McCarthy Critique
Washington dispatch notes Ruark's mailbag reaction to criticism of Joseph McCarthy. He denounces anti American labels while arguing against fanaticism on both left and right. Ruark mocks new anti communism groups and defends his Republican stance amid a charged political climate.
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The Maestro Strikes Ike in Quiet Presidential Craft
The piece lauds Dwight D. Eisenhower for shaping a broad reform agenda with Cabinet-backed projects and swift actions. It credits his cabinet-level health welfare department and the St. Lawrence Seaway, notes his restraint in Congress, and argues his success relies on steady, non confrontational style and strategic abstention from the McCarthy hearings.
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D-Day
Normandy
What We Say About No Penthouses in 1920s Echoes
A column reflection on the 1920s era and FHA policies. It notes the loss of penthouses as a symbol of middle class prosperity, the shift from Republican to Democratic rule, and the ensuing public reaction including concerns about government funded homes and amenities.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
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Youre Telling Me A Whimsical Roundup Of Oddities
Absence of world chess champion Mihail Botvinnik sparks rumors of purging rumors in Russia. A fashion designer notes trends in men s styles reflecting political shifts. A banana worker strike in Honduras disrupts standards. An air force officer sets a speed record of 421 miles per hour on a rocket sled. Genevan citizens endure many conferences. Geneva hosts international sessions. Summer begins officially at 55 pm Eastern Daylight Saving Time on Monday June 21.
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Mihail Botvinnik
Russia
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Air Force
Just Folks and Flag Verse by Edgar A. Guest
A celebratory piece lauds the flag as a symbol of liberty and faith, praising national ideals and the home front. It frames patriotism with lines about freedom, truth, and hopeful citizenship alongside a playful aside on textiles linking a cashmere sweater to goat wool.
Flag Day Reflections And Summer Family Activities
A community column urges flag display on June 14 and July 4, promotes family summer plans like picnics and pool visits with lifeguards, and recalls two drownings at Slippery Rock prompting cautions against swimming in local creeks. It notes hospital visits for summer injuries and stresses staying safe.
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United States
Turns Out They're Pals with McCarthy and Stevens
A Washington column notes Sen. Joe McCarthy and Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens were portrayed as rivals and accusers, but recent comments suggest a surprising friendliness. The piece mocks the shift in tone during hearings and jokes about transcript length and public perception.
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Looking At Life by Erich Brandeis
A man recalls betting advice from a racing expert and a stock tipster, noting how advice often profits others more than the recipient. He argues people seek easy answers, while real thinking costs nothing but yields little certainty. He cites personal misses and warns against following others' financial tips.
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Pimlico
Charlie Smith
Charlie
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Florida
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A collection of humorous anecdotes and quips with dialogue ranging from Ozark humor to Lin Yutang’s musings. The piece includes a joke about a twelve year old bridegroom and a toy toothbrush delivering a tossed biblical verse.
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