New Castle News Office and Publication Details
New Castle News owned by The Net Company in New Castle Pennsylvania lists Fred Rentz A W Treadwell treasurer Jacob F Rentz manager and assistant treasurer George W Editor President and Vice Pres. The paper publishes every evening except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street with various subscription rates for daily and mail copies. It solicits public correspondence and is a second class matter with telegraph service and international news.
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Fred
Rentz
A. W. Treadwell
Ucyy
Treadwel
Jacob F. Rentz
Mgr
Treas
Eryee
George W
Pres
Ang Man
Rater
Hoover Back in Mississippi Valley to Spur Relief Effort
Secretary Hoover plans a return visit within a week to urge continued relief work in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. About 300000 flood victims remain in camps or other shelters as new floods threaten crops and livestock. Rehabilitation aims to restore 600000 people to economic security amid ongoing epidemic prevention and reconstruction challenges.
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Hoover
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Missouri
Rockefeller Suggests Tuition Rise At Commencement Luncheon
John D. Rockefeller Jr proposed raising tuition to nearly cover education costs, signaling a shift from private philanthropy to viewing college as a social objective. He pledged scholarships and loans for the needy, while critics warn of threats to arts, salaries, and tax exemptions. The idea would alter financing terms and could delay diploma possession, with broader economic and policy implications for institutions.
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Brown University
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Bascom
Williams College
Rest Day Turns to Speeders Sunday
A fragment notes Sunday as a day of rest before Speeders altered the pace. It hints at a shift from rest to activity but provides few concrete names or details to anchor further facts.
Young man returns to office finds business gone
Fragments show a discouraged youth away from work who, upon return, learns that the business he pursued ceased or changed while he was absent. The note hints at disappointment and altered prospects without detailing specifics.
Anniversary of Waterloo Showdown Over Strathfieldsave Rent
Day's News Today marks the Waterloo anniversary with the Duke of Wellington or his agent to present a small tricolor flag as rent for Strathfieldsave, an estate in Berkshire. The article notes the first Duke received £2,000,000 and £25,000 yearly, but the pension ended after three generations, leaving the current duke short on funds and obliged to mortgage estates.
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Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Strathfieldsave
Berkshire
Local musings mix politics humor and Lindbergh lore
A collage of snippets relays reflections on Prohibition era culture politics and travel. Jests about Coolidge rail lines and taxis mingle with notes on Lindberghs flights court life and early aviation industry plans, while personal anecdotes color the column’s tone.
Dr Crane's Editorial on the Motion Picture Industry
The moving picture industry, now worth about 1.5 billion dollars, is poised to become a dominant global force in the next quarter century. It appeals to universal desire for amusement, transcends language barriers, and could revolutionize education, medicine, and international relations, spreading American life and promoting goodwill worldwide.
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United States
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Three Applicants for Mercer Presbyterian Pastorate
The item notes three applicants for the pastorate at Second Presbyterian Church in Mercer. It also mentions interest in a new school house for New Castle and hints at the name Jameson High School. A witness describes a solemn marriage ceremony with all parties kneeling, highlighting the reverence of the service.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Mercer
New Castle
Dintsman
Jameson High School
Uninvited Couple Disagrees Over Missing Wedding Invite
A wife complains to her husband about not receiving a wedding invitation. He replies that they do not know the groom or the bride well and are not invited, expressing relief at their exclusion.
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Coolidge
A Discordant Note At Lindbergh's Moment Of Glory
The tax collector interrupted Lindbergh's triumph with a claim for part of his prize, a rare discordant note amid the grandeur of the aviator's flight.
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Lindbergh
Internal Revenue
Today A Lindbergh Night A New Ford Plane
Sir Alfred's Sleep and No Demand for July headline the 1927 column by Arthur Brisbane. The piece surveys aviation, modern industry and public appetite, framing Lindbergh inspired daring against corporate progress and shifting July expectations.
Statue of Robert Morris unveiled at Philadelphia Custom House
One year ago a statue was unveiled on the steps of the Custom House in Philadelphia honoring Robert Morris. A Bostonian seeking entry to St Peter's gate was asked where he was from. "Boston," he replied, and St Peter admitted him with a warning that he might not like it.
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New Castle
Chicago
Rodolfo Gaona
Robert Morris
Custom House
Philadelphia
St. Peter's Gate
Boston
St Peter
Pressing the President Toward a Busy Nation
The President bears the burden of inaugurations and ceremonies as industry grows. Citizens flood him with gifts from watermelons to a baby hippopotamus while he relocates White House animals to the zoo. He plans rest at the Black Hills, yet crowds and reporters chase him, echoing the old adage that uneasy is the head that wears the crown.
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Chicago
Moffatt Tunnel
United States
White House
Washington Zoo
Black Hills
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A 1927 verse celebrating golf and friendship over trophies. The poet argues that the best players are not always the best friends, praising fellowship and loyal, good-natured companions over winning cups.
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Edgar A. Guest
King Of All The Earth Psalm Thought For Today
A devotional note highlights God as king over the earth and urges praise with understanding. A brief prayer asks for the King's daughter to dwell within the palace in Florious imagery.
Saint Paul as Capitol of Minnesota and its Architects
The author extols Saint Paul as a refined city with notable architecture by Cass Gilbert Electus D Litchfield and KE L Masqueray praising the Minnesota Capitol Library and Cathedral of Saint Paul. He notes winters and summers foster curiosity in nature as Dietrich Lange influenced local nature study and recalls personal ties to the city.
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Saint Paul
Minnesota
Capitol
Cass Gilbert
Woolworth
New York
Minnesota Capitol
Electus D. Litchfield
America
KE. L. Masqueray
Cathedral
Dietrich Lange
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Fontainerez
President Coolidge
John
Bill Thompson
Edward Rhinehart
Ed McWilliams
Seventh Ward
McWilliams
New York Supreme Court
Charles Lindbergh
Aristrophanes
Antisaloon League
Wne
Cleveland
Peru
Ziegfield Theatre
George M. Cohan
Eddie Cantor
Ziegfield
William Fox
Roxy Theatre
Mitchel Flying Field
Long Island
Washington
Mitchelfield
St. Louis
Henry Ford
Edsel
William B. Mayo
Ford
Standard Oil
Indiana
General Motors
American Locomotive Co
Sir Alfred Yarrow
Lowden
Calvin Coolidge
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
California
Arizona
Oregon
Shoup
Southern Pacific
Wall Street
National City Bank
Charles A. Mitchell
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Sir Alfred
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