New Castle News Aims at Wide Coverage and Circulation
The New Castle News, published every evening except Sunday, outlines its staff headed by Pred L. Rentz as president and manager editor A W Treadwell, with Lucy Treadwell Ray as vice president. It details circulation rates, office locations in New Castle and major cities, and rights held by the International News Service for republication.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SENDERS TO NEWS CO NEW CASTLE PA
All checks drafts money orders and communications should be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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New Castle
United States Expands Role with New International Affairs Bureau
The United States reports heavy engagement in 82 international conferences and 26 international bureaus during the past fiscal year. Secretary Stimson creates a new division of international conferences to track world affairs, while protocol gains its own division, signaling continued participation in global undertakings despite costs.
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America
Washington
Stimson
Department of State
Conference in Los Angeles Sets Rural Education Agenda
Rural schools will be discussed at a July conference in Los Angeles called by the U S commissioner of education. Prominent educators and rural organization reps will seek a program balancing vocational and cultural needs while avoiding urban rural rifts. The aim is schooling for urban and rural youths in the same classroom.
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Los Angeles
United States
Enjoying the Outdoors and Worker Morale in American Life
The column argues outdoor outings boost health and productivity across workers, clerks, and store staff. It notes summer camps and year round half holidays improve morale and anticipation, suggesting Americans could devote more time to the open without excess.
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America
Parking: A Problem in Need of Local Cooperation
The piece argues no complete parking solution exists due to many angles and interests. It urges stronger cooperation among the public, business leaders, and police, noting most communities face finances that hinder major projects while stressing gradual, practical improvements.
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United States
All Of Us Sick Of The Word Swell In A Weed Era
Community members vent about using the word swell as a overused term in social media and daily talk. Residents stress fatigue with the positive slang and its spread through local circles and schools.
The Word Swell: A Rant on a Universal Adjective
Marshall Maslin laments the overuse of the word swell in books, criticism, and daily life. He argues that swell has expanded beyond its meaning and robs language of variety. He muses on how everything from art to people is labeled swell while hoping the swelling of this word ends.
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France
Loss and Gain by Edgar A Guest
This poem reflects on how true happiness endures beyond money and possessions. Loss is real yet the speaker notes enduring friendship, beauty of nature, and resilience. It urges acceptance of simpler meals and renewed labor, while warning against basing happiness on wealth.
Once Overs ay J. J. MUNDY TOO EASY
A columnist argues that leaders should start strict to set standards and prevent slipshod work. Being overly lenient invites later harshness and resentment, so clear expectations from the outset are wiser for lasting respect and better performance. The piece also notes life costs and old-timers paying to see beach scenery.
Beacons of a Bygone Era and Odd Local Tales
A mosaic of snippets from a historical page includes a stern tax note for Beaver county residents, satirical quips about lies and truth, a nurselike remark about church dinners redeeming institutions, and humorous vignettes about elevators, cats, and seaside ships with wine.
Statue of Jefferson Davis Emphasizes Personal Traits
The dedication of a statue of Jefferson Davis in Statuary Hall at the U S Capitol prompts a broad, interstate debate on his role as Confederate leader. Articles from multiple papers note his prewar Senate leadership and wartime influence as secretary of war, praising integrity while reflecting on a divided memory of the Civil War.
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Eureka
Humboldt Times
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Philadelphia Inquirer
Statuary Hall
Grant
England’s unmarried men amid surplus women crisis
A brisk column notes that over one-fourth of English men are unmarried, with 2 million surplus women allegedly unable to land them. It laments party chaos and moral snobbery, while recounting a con artist selling books under the guise of dialogue.
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England
Editorial Digest on Motions Edited by Consolidated Press
A daily digest compiling editorial views from newspapers on key subjects as edited by the Consolidated Press Association. The symposium gathers opinions from multiple editors on timely matters and policy implications.
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Consolidated Press Association
El Paso and Juarez as Historic Border Gateways
El Paso del Norte, gateway to the North, sits across the Rio Grande from Juarez. Ysleta near El Paso hosts Franciscan missions dating to 1672 with old bells shipped from Spain. The Guggenheim smelter, once 2,000 workers, now 500, shows the resilient border city spirit.
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Alamo
Abounding Life Hope Verse Prayer Reflection
A devotional item presents Romans 15 13 about the God of hope filling believers with joy and peace in faith and abounding in hope through the Holy Spirit. A closing prayer asks that the joy of the Lord be ours so our joy be complete.
Abe Martin Notes Youth Bloom and Official Drought
Abe Martin quips about misreading youth and artist girls as he laments a dry community with unyielding officials.
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