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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1940
Page
4
The piece argues that Germany’s tank force dominates the Battle of France, using dive bombing and mobile infantry to breach lines. It notes that since Sedan on May 10 this method has spread from Flanders to France, with about 4,000 German tanks in reserve and only a fraction permanently knocked out.
A Hollywood producer said he wanted actresses with simple charm and acting ability but no sophistication. He received thousands of responses from women nationwide, many sending photos to prove their quiet appeal while admitting they lack the so-called "oomph" or "It" factor.
Wendell L. Willkie in Saint Louis denounces New Deal style government as leaving the U S unprepared and compares it to French policy. He argues liberal governance promises progress but damages currency, industry, and national resolve, warning that nations fall for a siren song of easy gains before catastrophe.
A survey for the Polish Relief Commission warns famine will follow World War II in Northern France, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Denmark and Poland. Food deficiency, already 44 percent, may worsen due to blockade, farm labor loss, severe winter, and wartime disruption. Famine is presented as a near certainty alongside destruction.
Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show agriculture leads fatalities with 4300 deaths and 240000 temporarily out of action, while ostensibly safe trades like wholesale and retail trade record 1800 deaths. The data imply dangers in unexpected fields and highlight overlooked risks across American work.
A teacher describes a disruptive fifth grader in a class of 48 and shares a letter from Dr. Garry Myers about guiding troubled youths. The student improves after patient understanding, with renewed paternal rapport and a hopeful plan for ongoing study, illustrating the value of sympathetic inquiry over punitive discipline.
The pacifists are blamed for leaving the Philippines undefended and handing it to Filipinos, while the U S neglects Pacific defenses. The writer warns that islands near the Panama and Suez Canals, Bermuda and Caribbean are vulnerable bases for a victorious Germany, urging action by Washington.
A religious note presents a verse from Deuteronomy 28 1 urging obedience to God s commands and notes a call to buy in New Castle as a local promotion related to faith focused messaging.
A guide extols a courteous young man who offers to push a chair for a lady at dinner. It praises etiquette but warns against pressing too hard lest the lady become jammed against the table or placed in an uncomfortable position.
A collection of light vignettes on life in America including Roosevelt in office and Mrs. Roosevelt’s campaign slogan, Florida’s new tractor for land and water, Father’s Day reflections on work and family, and Henry Ford at 76 still poised for big efforts.
A famed employment counsellor counsels girls troubled by a tired complex to pursue hopeful work, reduce personal conflicts, and embrace new hobbies or congenial careers. If impossible, increase social activity. The piece also offers wedding reception orders and Father’s Day thoughts urging fathers to spend more time with children.
Fragmentary remarks on marriage silence sidewalk damages and property owners with scattered global war talk. Mentions Italy armaments and Washington defense debates while mockingly referencing Hitler Mussolini and a billion dollar battleship. Closes with Father’s Day.
The piece argues that international law largely lacks practical force amid wartime rivalries. It cites U S nonbelligerent zones and transfers of war materiel to Allies, with Attorney General Jackson approving the legality. It notes German objections and hints at Roosevelt’s “short of war” approach while fearing overzealous anti espionage actions.
A safety message from a salesman in New Castle warnings about driving near children. He recalls a motorist’s right of way, mentions traffic officers enforcing limits, and stresses careful driving to protect youngsters. The narrator notes the salesman’s sly, clever pitch on safety and gas station chatter.
The Baltimore Sun notes Republican woes as World War II shifts public focus. It argues that domestic issues fade amid wartime unity and suggests Republicans nominate the best presidential candidate, rise above party lines, and consider national interests over expediency.
A Dwight quotation urges teaching children to repay all debts and honor contracts fully and on time. It emphasizes earning back what is borrowed and replacing what is lost, stressing punctual fulfillment of obligations in value and timing.
New York Mayor La Guanna hails Flag Day as a symbol of national power and freedom in its truest sense. Grand Rapids Commander Kelley urges citizens to serve country and flag, saying American citizenship holds the world’s hope. North Carolina Governor Hoey welcomes the battleship North Carolina and says we love peace so much we fight to preserve it. Mrs Roosevelt says she would rather be killed than submit to oppression.
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