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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
4
Anti New Dealers oppose some tactics and outline approaches while noting no coalition forming. The piece sketches political lines, names participants, and hints at planned messaging and maneuvers without detailing concrete alliances or campaigns.
A discussion on a proposed measure to curb kidnapping by limiting payments and ransom. It argues that such penalties cannot restrain parental love or prevent abductions, since juries would refuse conviction despite guilt and the law fails to address the underlying crime.
An editorial denounces U S plane sales to Japan amid Japanese bombings in Canton Shanghai Nanking and other Chinese cities. It argues profiteering from murder and hypocrisy in calls for horror while American producers benefit, urging support for Secretary Hall's ban and a restraint on arms shipments.
The Dominion day committer of Vancouver invites American troops from Tacoma National Guard to march in Vancouver and parade at the Peace Arch for Canada’s national holiday. The piece notes a provocative attitude toward foreign troops and questions the impact on peaceful international relations.
Suggestions for a summer family plan with older children helping mark plans assigning duties and sharing chores. Include packing, shopping, meals, reading aloud, outdoor activities and occasional time off for parents while keeping younger kids supervised and safe.
Irvin Cobb returned to Hollywood after the Visitadores from Santa Barbara and shared tales of his riding prowess. Santa Barbara hotel manager Hervey called Cobb’s stories joyous, while Walt Disney and Lanny Ross drew big crowds as the group impressed locals with morning performances and songs.
Warnings from leading figures like Herbert Lehman urge vigilance against dictatorship and the erosion of civil rights. The Syracuse University speech stresses that surrendering liberties endangers democracy and highlights the risks of complacency, indifference, and overreach in government. The piece laments societal drift and calls citizens to defend constitutional principles actively.
Edgar A. Guest reflects on how small observations spark lasting verses. AWise Bobby Burns and a bantet louse inspire a deathless poem. A field mouse and a plough scene in the poet's head gave rise to a famous schoolboy lesson.
A reflective line echoes biblical admonition from Ezekiel about remembering evil and recognizing iniquity. The quoted verse emphasizes self-contempt for abominations and wrongdoing as part of daily contemplation.
A mishmash of column fragments and jokes covers everyday life in 1920s America. It touches on local law, social mores, odd anecdotes, mild satire, and brief notes about heroes, politics, and daily chores, with glimpses of Niagara Falls, laundry science, and a blind man seeking a diploma.
In Washington the campaign scene shifts as Bourbon Democrats resist full Republican ties with New Dealers. Republicans seek converts, while Democrats may split, shaping a possible election balance and future power dynamics.
A New York note reports actress Margot Grahame plans to seek Reno divorce after an interview in which she stresses happiness comes from wholehearted effort. The piece strings together fragmented quotes and broader social satire about well informed people and pepper as a metaphor.
A collage of quoted figures and opinions touches on divorce rates, public funding, and careers on the public payroll. Notable names include Arthur Vandenberg and Robert E. Rogers with comments from Kingston to Los Angeles about societal divisions and life stages.
The article notes Senator Alben W. Barkley faces a tense Kentucky renomination as President Roosevelt plans visits and speeches to back him. It discusses fears of overexposure, the puppet like loyalty of Barkley, and the political risks to Roosevelt if Barkley loses, with references to Chandler’s machine and state dynamics.
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