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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The article presents Calvin Coolidge arguing against canceling wartime debts. He contends the United States cannot forgive its bonds without burdening taxpayers and harming American business. He warns tax increases would follow if governments redeem bonds by repayment.
The piece argues against a fixed age limit for renominating the Vice President noting that figures like Gladstone Bis marck Clemenceau Giolitti Franklin and Adams served effectively at advanced ages. It concludes there is no logical basis for a hard and fast age rule despite calls for limits in many fields.
Illinois Supreme Court weighs a trifling phrasing issue in a kidnapping case. Eight men convicted of kidnapping a Chicago resident for ransom argue the indictment lacked the term feloniously. Lawyers contend the word's absence could merit reversal though it bears little on trial fairness or conviction.
A District of Columbia jury convicts Gaston B. Means of stealing 104000 from Mrs. McLean in the Lindbergh baby recovery scheme. The case joins a string of sensational episodes from the kidnapping era and highlights the moral depravity of exploiting a mother’s grief.
A collection of aphoristic lines contrasts appetite with seating at the head table. It jokes that yielding when right shows weakness, notes marriage as trouble, and claims a Democratic convention can stir noise, all amid scattered observations about intellect and atom splitting.
Marshall Maslin recounts a night of war when an unknown one legged ambulance volunteer steadied him with a single push in a muddy ditch. The stranger, bandaged and footless, inspires enduring admiration for quiet courage beyond heroics. A woman reader asks for the tale to be told again.
A brief poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on street life and beggars. It contrasts bold beggars with increasingly many formerly self reliant, now hungry people. The piece laments that society overlooks the poor while those in luxury remain unaware of their brother's suffering.
A reflective piece contrasts a solitary citizen who avoids quarrels with a self made heaven builder. It notes his garden life and the humor of vacation limits as bricks under mattresses and sunburned noses frame family scenes.
A string of vignettes reflects on fear, everyday quirks, and eccentric wisdom. Anecdotes range from a street kid cheering a downed man to a lawyer recounting a childhood fire tale, with humor about crime, politics, and misread gunfire.
A collage of quotes and quips on politics, work, and society. The piece blends remarks from Schwab on remedies, Franklin, Goethe, and wit about editors and workers, plus anecdotes about a Y M C A camp, a teacher and recital, and social commentary on taxes and pensions.
In a highly charged trial an opposing lawyer, voice trembling with anger, attacked a prominent barrister and his corporation describing their methods as dark and devious and noting the chief attorney's facial disfigurement. The exchange highlighted the tense courtroom scene.
A national tax measure draws wide confidence from business and industry amid acknowledged burdens and scheduling inequities. Papers urge swift congressional action to balance the budget, with some advocating a general sales tax and others warning of continued tariff and expenditure concerns.
A wartime style motivational verse urges grit and speed in tough times. It promotes bold action and unwavering confidence, urging readers to open the throttle, persevere through curves, and declare can do and will do with determination.
J J Mundy urges self restraint and tolerance addressing personal faults. He notes the ease of finding others faults versus correcting own weaknesses and urges immediate help to overcome bad habits. The 1932 King Features Syndicate piece stresses quitting harmful habits through self mastery.
A devotional note quotes Psalm 37 3 4 urging trust in the Lord and doing good to receive provision and fulfillment of desires. It emphasizes delighting in the Lord as a path to blessing.
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