Local News Company Listing and Officials in New Castle
The News Company of New Castle publishes each evening excluding Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street. Board chair Jesele Treadwell Anderson, President and GM Richard E Rents, VP Lucy Treadwell Ray, Secretary Od Pred Rents, and Editor George W Conway lead the operation with telegraph services from the International News Service.
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Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle Pa
Jesele Treadwell Anderson
Richard E& Rents Pub
Fred C Scheppele
Ful
The
International News Service
Andrews echoes monarchs as dissenting House members face party backlash
A Pennsylvania Republican speaker compares to Louis XIV and Napoleon when condemning five Allegheny Democrats who oppose the Classified Income Tax bill. The piece argues dissenting lawmakers should heed constituents, not party dictates, noting changed ground rules from historic party leaders.
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Louis Quatorze
Louis the Fourteenth
Napoleon Bonaparte
Hiram G. Andrews
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Andrews
Democratic House
Democratic Party
Allegheny
General Assembly
Mr. Andrews
Tom Reed
Uncle Joe Cannon
Father’s Day Origins and Family Humor
The piece notes Father’s Day began in Spokane in 1910 and is now universally observed. It jokes that the father will act surprised by gifts yet secretly enjoys the attention, while resisting sentimental holidays and possibly influencing jokes about paying bills on July 1.
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Spokane
Wash
Forgotten Inventor: Who First Brought Chromium to Industry
The article questions whether chromium plating was the achievement of a single inventor or a culmination of industrial effort. It highlights chromium’s wide applications from automobiles and kitchen equipment to typewriters, noting its durability and polishing-free finish as key advantages.
Tax cut hope hinges on balanced budgets in nation
Beaver Falls and Saugerties comment on taxes and budget balance. Readers urge cuts only when government spends within limits. They stress accountability from administration and Congress, noting Uncle Sam’s bill deserves restraint.
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Beaver Falls
News-Tribune
Congress
Uncle Sam
Things getting better and better in Houston diet chatter
In Houston on June 17, a column notes the fad of lemon peel eggshells and potato eyes as a dietary scheme championed by Dr Hohensee. Marie Dauplaise of the Houston Press exposes him, while others defend belief and mock sensational health trends. The piece compares diet fads to faith healers and warns against quackery.
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Houston
Texas
Cove School of
Marie Dauplaise
Houston Press
Doc
Dr. Hohensee
Marie
Washington Daily News
God
Adolf Hitler
Congress
West Virginia Hills
California
Temple of Commercial Faith
Joe E. Lewis
Not all roads lead to Geneva in postwar diplomacy
Joseph L. Pearlman reports on Geneva summit prospects as West and Russia seek a path to settlement of cold war issues. Molotov travels to New York for UN anniversary talks amid preparations for the Geneva parley and possible future conferences including China and Formosa.
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Geneva
Asia
Europe
Washington
Russia
West
Chiefs of State
Vyacheslav Molotov
United States
New York
United Nations
San Francisco
Molotov
America
Vienna
The Harder the Triumph Brings Greater Joy
The poem urges that tougher battles yield broader smiles after victory and that hard tasks separate the few from the many. It counsels perseverance, noting pride comes to the master who overcomes difficult challenges and that solving hard problems proves sound judgment.
World leaders clash over socialist reforms and ties
James W. Riddleberger says Soviet admission of multiple roads to socialism could deepen cracks in the system after Tito talks. Harold Macmillan praises candid but strong U S Britain partnership despite occasional disagreements. Julius La Rosa jokes about clothing and laundry habits reflecting celebrity life in New York.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
James W. Riddleberger
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
New York
Julius la Rosa
Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Comedy Snatches
A banker visits a campus reunion and discovers exam questions echoed from years past. The professor quips that in economics the answers constantly change. Bob Hope mentions a Scottish club sign about lost golf balls. Ann Sheridan recalls her Hollywood girlhood and early lessons from small town life.
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Bob Hope
Ann Sheridan
Hollywood
Unification of America’s air power urged by Goldwater
In a June 17 prepared speech Senator Barry Goldwater urges unifying U S air power into a single force. He argues air should be the parent military arm, with Army Navy services as satellites, and notes budget shifts toward the Air Force while proposing broader adoption of air power in commerce and society. The piece stresses overcoming tradition and the unrealized potential of aviation.
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Washington, D. C
America
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Air Force
Goldwater
The
War College
American Legion
Tucson
Congress
Armed Services
Pentagon
Senator Goldwater
Government waste and overstaffing in federal operations
The Hoover Report summary shows government paperwork costs reach 4 billion dollars annually with 750,000 full time employees and 25 billion pieces of paper. It notes vast military procurement quirks such as 27 scrap metal plants and 400 commissary stores, plus oversized equipment and unused base facilities. The message questions ongoing taxpayer spending and calls for tighter oversight.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
You're Telling Me! Bits From Around The World
The column taunts beauty pageants with Sonja Dahnk's gray dyed hair and Helsinki Miss Europe claim, notes extremely hot 109 degree Thermal California weather, previews Russia Olympic prep, British transit strikes humor, Big Four summit tension, Texas gulf tuna boom predicted.
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Snoja Dahnk
Germany
Helsinki
Finland
Grandpappy Jenkins
Publisher Arthur H Motley Pioneers U S Magazine Field
Arthur H Motley born in Minneapolis Minnesota began as an English instructor at Hamline University in St Paul then managed a cough medicine firm. Since 1928 he has been in publishing and now directs a national magazine distributed to papers and serves on the U S Chamber of Commerce board.
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Arthur H. Motley
Minneapolis
Minn
Hamline University
St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New German Air Line Expands Lufthansa Plans
Frederick C. Othman reports on a Senate probe into German aviation and Lufthansa, noting potential routes to New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and beyond. He describes Hamburg headquarters a vast hangar with capable machinery and a fleet including Convairs and Super Constellations. German hopes to become the third major civil air nation.
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Washington
Germany
Lufthansa
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
North Pole
West Coast
Caribbean
South America
State Department
Wash
Fairly Spoken By MARGARET LATROBE
Art critic Margaret Latrobe offers a witty, self deprecating take on the June abstract show. She mocks three works including Malady of Mood and Father while noting the bold eye in an ocean of shells and ticker tape. Latrobe jokes about vacation, fishing, and housing as she critiques modern art.
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Joe
Kibitzing
Sowing Safety Habits for America's Youngsters
The piece argues that children are the nation’s future and emphasizes teaching safety habits early to protect that future. It stresses practical routines and parental guidance to instill lasting safety awareness in youth.
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America
Criss Cross Rules Puzzle From 1955
A puzzle note explains forming horizontal or vertical words from 16 letters with clues. Points award for 1 to 5 letter words, no plurals, max five points per line, aiming for a high score. author credit John Manning 1955 and syndication details.
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By Meleean
Frank Clark
William Ritt
Central Press
Sonja
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