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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1955
Page
4
The document lists board chair Jessie Treadwell Anderson general manager Lucy Treadwell Ray president and treasurer with others including secretary George W Conway editor Fred C Scheppele and advertising and credit manager Purceased Telegraph and Cable Service of the International News Service solicits correspondence on public affairs from countywide sources.
At the American Medical Association general practice session in Atlantic City on June 9 Dr. Lowry H. McDaniel of Toronto Arkansas argued long life will be common by 2000 with 90 year olds seen as youths. He cited diet and disease control as key steps along with future advances in vaccines, radiotherapy, deep freeze organ transplants and insulin pills.
Prof Walter W Willcox, 94, now professor emeritus at Cornell, urges cutting the House of Representatives from 425 to 300 to curb unwieldiness. He proposes constitutional rules require each state at least one member, with additional seats based on population, giving the six largest states extra seats and New York a third member before Michigan’s second. No senate change proposed.
Ford estimates a 55 million reserve needed for a limited scale GAW plan. GM would require more, others based on scope. Reserves historically fund expansion and equipment obsolescence, hinting at potential limits for smaller firms. Higher prices risk reducing consumer purchasing power.
Habib Bourguiba returns to Tunis as Neo Destour leads a move toward eventual independence with the Bey to be a constitutional monarch. The 40 hour week era and autonomy in internal affairs signal a shift while neighboring Algeria and Morocco face renewed nationalist pressure and French forces in Algeria fight separatists.
In London and Washington the East West struggle over Germany heats up as Moscow invites Chancellor Adenauer with plans likely to unfold after July 18. The piece notes German rearmament debates, Bonn approvals, and the delicate diplomacy shaping a unified Western stance against Soviet moves.
Holmes Alexander argues against hyperbolic claims of Soviet military strength. He cites aviation expert Randolph Hawthorne and U S statistics to claim Russian power is overstated. The piece urges truthful reporting to illuminate Cold War dynamics and Russia’s strategic position.
A nostalgic note recalls a miserable wet June spent in a cottage by a stream fifteen years ago. The writer hints at local development efforts led by the Development Corporation and GNCA, urging broader community involvement and readiness for opportunities that may arise.
A humorous essay notes Orioles prefer trees over cellars as a scientific fact regardless of Baltimore's standings A Rhode Island commencement grades only one student Khrushchev and Mikoyan wrestle for sport a writer plans to visit Germany to sample frankfurters Bologna chili sauce Chile and a chief watches western programs and a political campaign donation suggestion is made
Senator Walter George urges a full explanation to consumers on how farmers’ prices affect food costs. Mrs Agnes E Meyer questions mass death by human action and denies Communism’s dominance. Senator Estes Kefauver warns that free competition faces a dangerous attack.
A Bonn court ends disputes of Adolf Hitler's estate which yielded little beyond uniforms pink landscapes and scattered furnishings. An American reporter recalls Alois Hitler and the family, distrusts rumors of hidden wealth, and then tours Lux bus service with Bavaria Express detailing its opulent amenities and a witty opera theater misadventure.
In a column by Margaret Latrobe the author critiques unreliable contractors and service providers who delay, miss, or rush jobs. She praises reliable tradespeople while urging prompt, honest work and written agreements for ordinary home services. Dr Theodore Ferris is noted as a clergy figure and educator linked to Boston Trinity Church.
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