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The News Company of New Castle Pa publishes every evening except Sunday with officials including Jessie Treadwell Anderson as chairman Richard Events as president and general manager Lucy Treadwell Bay as vice president and treasurer J Pred Rents a as secretary George W Conway Rees as editor and Fred C Scheppele as advertising and credit manager. Telegraph and cable service of the International News Service is full and correspondence from the county is solicited.
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New Castle Pa
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Richard Events
Lucy Treadwell Bay
J Pred
George W Conway Rees
Fred C. Scheppele
International News Service
New York Plans World’s Largest Private Structure
A New York group intends to build the largest edifice in history surpassing Cheops and the Pentagon, epitomizing American appetite for bigness under private enterprise. The piece notes Russia’s Moscow project faltering and warns atomic war could threaten such colossal dreams, envisioning a palace enduring 5 000 years.
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America
New York City
Cheops
Pentagon
Russia
Moscow
New York
Egypt
The Dignity of Man and government power
In his book The Dignity of Man Russell W Davenport criticizes expanding government control arguing freedom must be personal and not government imposed. He says brotherhood cannot be legislated or materialized by wealth and must be inwardly experienced in spiritual terms. If one does not believe in the Golden Rule no government can alter that.
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Russell W. Davenport
America
Davenport
United Nations
U S General Claims Western Air Superiority Persist
General Alfred M. Gruenther testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States retains substantial long range air power advantage over the Soviet Union and can prevail in a total war. He urges sustained vigilance and a strong Western European defense while praising Chancellor Adenauer's stance amid Moscow overtures.
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United States
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Gruenther
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Adenauer
Russia
The Contrast in Family Travel and Russian Dissent
The piece notes shifting family roles as women gain decision power while vacations grow more family friendly in America with babysitters and playgrounds. It contrasts with Russians who travel in locked trains to Siberia and join chain gangs, highlighting divergent paths to happiness and rising costs.
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America
Siberia
Big Four meet planned at Geneva on July 18
Russia agrees to a Geneva summit beginning July 18 as the West pushes for a new peace offensive. Reports say Moscow may dissolve Cominform and withdraw troops from Romania and Hungary, or renew its Communist machinery at Warsaw. Dulles could raise the issue at Geneva.
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Russia
Geneva
Moscow
East Berlin
Warsaw
Rumania
Hungary
Austria
Soviet Union
U. S
State Dulles
Inside Washington March of Events and Policy Shifts
Washington reports center on Eisenhower and Stevenson as leading 1956 nominees with Kefauver still in contention. GOP foresees no override of standby vaccine controls amid labor committee delays and GDP boycott. Admin aims tax cuts ahead of balanced budget, while Senate humor highlights 48 hour days and 15 day weeks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
GOP
Richard Russell
Stuart Symington
Averell Harriman
New York
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Committee
American Medical Association
Labor Committee Democrats
Minnesota
Humphrey
Charity Ball at New Castle Country Club Raises Community Support
Jameson Hospital Junior Guild showcases annual Charity Ball chaired by Mrs Reginald Bailey at New Castle Country Club last Saturday. Guests expressed thanks to volunteers and donors, noting strong financial success will aid hospital needs. Matches travel notes from Lou Patterson and wife Mable touring Europe and Norway with cod fish midnight snack stories, inviting readers to share travel updates and promote New Castle.
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Jameson Hospital
Bailey
O. W. Tilton
Wm. J. Hinkson
Doctors
Ivor Davis Jr
S. R. Kreiling
Franklyn Clary
C. Ed. Smith
S. E. Wray
Joe Pearson
Lou Patterson
Mable
Uncle Sam
Europe
Bods
Norway
Tin
Alaska
Pat
Pattersons
Youre Telling Me! Madisonville Tax Free Year
Witty column joking that Madisonville Kentucky abolished poll and property taxes for one year while noting odd facts. The piece pokes fun at U S population growth, a looted factory, Hamiltons writings, a retired postman, tiger incursions, fortune tellers, and colorful island names off South Africa.
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Utopia
Madisonville, Ky
Not So Tragic View of Russian Air Power
Washington dispatch argues Russian jet power largely a copy of German and British designs, with 1945 to 1947 transfers and production in Soviet industry. It contends Russia relies on military arms over consumer goods, diminishing fear of its air strength and noting key engineers like Baade and Jumo origins.
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Washington, D. C
James Woodress
Tarkington
Lippincott
East Germany
Junkers
Dessau
Heinkel
Warnemunde
Siebel
Halle
Podberezhye
Dr. B. Baade
Hitler
Dr. Baade
Red Invaders
BMW
Miruibyshev
Korea
Reds
World leaders stress alliance in postwar growth efforts
Konrad Adenauer says a loyal partnership with free nations based on recent treaties preserves peace and freedom. Panayotis Papaligouras credits America's 2 percent billion investment for Greece's recovery and warns against insufficient aid next year. Arthur Radford cautions that modern weapon superiority does not remove the need for allies.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Free World
Athens
Panayotis Papaligouras
America
Greece
Arthur W. Radford
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf Comic Routine
A collection of quick witted exchanges and brief gags including a coffee versus tea mix up and a pun about bread slicing. Several light exchanges feature a waiter, a stubborn customer, a desperate suitor and a town siren with tongue in cheek humor.
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Bennett Cerf
State Police Warn Motorists to Slow Down
A State Police message urges drivers to slow down to protect themselves and others, stressing the importance of safe driving for motorists, passengers, and families.
Eminent Domain Rights Defined as Government Property Use
The text defines eminent domain as the government's right to seize private property and compensate owners at market value for public utility purposes. It frames the concept in a concise legal explanation with a biblical quotation about words and understanding.
Be Thankful For Davy Crockett From Houston Opinion
In Houston on June 15 Davy Crockett mania returns via Fess Parker as a youth sheds tears at the Alamo legend. The writer praises Walt Disney for reviving wholesome outdoors heroes like Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone, arguing modern life benefits from a love of the outdoors and old frontier virtues.
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Houston
Texas
Davy Crockett
Davy
Fess Parker
The
Alamo
Walt Disney
Dan Boones
Kit Carsons
Davy Crocketts
Andy Burnett
Stewart Edward
Ernest Thompson Seton
Fairly Spoken By MARGARET LATROBE
A columnist muses on pay television and the FCC considering closed circuit pay before viewing. Advertising pressure shapes TV content as sponsors and agencies push for products to intrude on screen time. The piece envisions a future with television without ads or sponsorships but concedes industry forces will resist.
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Federal Communications Commission
Spon
QRS
TUV
Madison Avenue
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A verse noting the army buys in bulk while households buy by the pound. It reflects thrift and long term storage as a family wonders about canned hamburger and perpetual food supplies for forty years. The poem contrasts large scale military provisioning with civilian prudence and limited storage space.
Manlio Brosio Governed Italy to 1947 Ambassadorship
Manlio Brosio, born in Turin in 1897, began law practice in 1920 and joined Italy’s liberal movement. He served as party secretary and against fascism’s opposition, later as minister of war, then ambassador to Moscow in 1947, and now serves as Italy’s ambassador to the United States.
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Manlio Brosio
Turin
Italy
Moscow
United States
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