New Castle News Publication and Address Details
Special notice lists ownership and publication details for The News of New Castle Pennsylvania. It notes association with International News Service and Lindenstein Kimball a New York ad representative, and directs payments to The News Co. in New Castle.
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International News Service
Sola Foreign Advertising Representative
Lindenstein-Kimball
Tno
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
News Co
New Castle
Ips
New Castle Auto Owners Urged to Ease Saturday Night Traffic
City officials warn that Washington street and surrounding downtown corridors suffer heavy congestion Saturday evenings. The problem is driven by idle driving and excessive car use, especially with South Mill street closed and the East Washington street bridge congested. Drivers are urged to consider leaving vehicles at home to help relieve the traffic crunch.
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Washington Street
New Castle
South Mill Street
East Washington Street Bridge
New Cassix
Train radio safety device tested on long freight run
A new safety device for train control completed a successful test on a one and a quarter mile long freight train. The system allows crew members to converse clearly and speeds transmission of orders from signals and stations along the route. New York Central Railroad ordered the equipment for locomotives and fixed points and full road and yard testing will follow. The short wave transmitter avoids broadcast interference and the receiver can pick up distant instructions if practicable, offering a valuable supplement to signals and written orders.
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Metropolitan Exchange
New York Central Railroad
War on crime faces fiercest public debate
The piece critiques sympathy for criminals and argues for strict laws to curb crime, citing New York’s fourth-conviction felony imprisonment law and public sentiment’s support for harsher measures. It notes confusion over consequences and warns against depriving innocent people of liberty.
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New York
New York City
Just Kylks By EVGA A GUESS
A family holiday scene unfolds with children causing mischief as Janet climbs a tree and mud throws spark a tidy scare. Parents calm the incident while a child notes safety and gratitude, ending with a quiet town holiday moment.
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Kylks
Evga A
Fragmented Sermon on Religion and Social Issues
The text argues there is too much argument and not enough action on topics like religion, labor, birth control, temperance, evolution, Bible reading, crime obedience, and a digression about Lindy not visiting Italy. It also mentions Mussolini’s high blood pressure and a vague remark about someone’s vows.
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Lindy
Italy
Mussolini
Linbergh and Laughter in a Nation of Critics
Arthur Brisbane surveys reaction to Lindbergh era tensions asking readers to ignore xenophobia and embrace pride in individuality. He notes public figures criticize threats to liberty while praising resilience, and discusses education, war debt, and the evolving role of women amid shifting social norms. He cites Mussolini era Italy and a New York dinner honoring Lindbergh as examples of public discourse shaping American identity. The piece blends social commentary with references to politics, science, and culture.
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George Linn
Europe
Scotsman on Irish bagpipes provokes lighthearted clash
A column of quips and wordplay with Irish and Scottish banter. jokes about humility, dancing, and misheard phrases. mentions of a Mercer county divorce wave and a courthouse quip about throwing a wife from a window.
New Castle Sees Five Year Improvement Plan Endorsed
A proposed five year plan for New Castle gains broad support as residents push for phased progress this year and next. The text urges a comprehensive, long term program to keep the town in the front rank and notes Father’s Day reflections while critiquing out of town papers and local publicity.
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New Castle
Iocal
Roccal
Six years old and going to school
A fragment of a reflective piece on childhood, schooling, and loss prompts grief at a child leaving home. It contrasts fashion, public life, and safety with a personal ache for a boy starting toward life while the author muses on luck, effort, and fortune. The text also references a panel vote on the Volstead act and local events at a New Castle park.
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Lettice Lyon
Berquist
New Castle
Hughes Sparks Debate on 1928 Election Prospects
An excerpt notes Mr. Hughes speaking at a California dinner, praising vigor and youth, while suggesting Woodrow Wilson era missteps. It implies Coolidge will likely decide the 1928 Republican field, leaving others with little to say. The dialogue portrays strong opinions on leadership and party prospects.
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Woodrow ‘Wilson
California
Mr. Hughes
Noel
Hughes
Calvin Coolidge
ABE MARTIN Derekt in OMe light left on all night
Abe Martin quips on the burden of overconfidence and the humbling lesson learned after thinking one knows best. The piece mixes humor with practical warning about leaving the furnace room light burning.
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ABE_ MARTIN Derekt
Greatest civilizer and peacemaker is the railroad
Dr. Crane argues the railroad unites nations more than politicians and praises a new 103 mile line in Mexico from La Quémaré to Tepic. He notes the project, President Calles officiating, and predicts Pullman service between Mexico City and California. He lauds engineers as civilization builders and warns against isolationist tendencies. Tomorrow Death Valley.
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Fle
Mexico
la Quemare
Jalisca
Tepic
Nayarit
Mexico City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calles
China
Death Valley
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lindbergh Discusses U S Air Mail Service and European Interest
Charles A Lindbergh addresses newspaper men in Washington on a Saturday evening, explaining the mail pilots danger and importance. He notes U S routes cross forty eight states with no customs, contrasts European interest in American air mail, and cites a Vancouver to Seattle to Los Angeles to San Diego record by rail and air.
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Arthur Bris
America
Washington
Europe
Benger Air Servics
Arthur Brisbane
Nav
Lindbergh
United States
Cheyenne
Sea Dierno Nut
Vancouver
Seattle
Searle
Los Angeles
San Diego
Reil
San Mies
Sam
Aviarios
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wis
Air Mail
Schaal
Bible Thought For Today Hope In God and Prayer
Fragmentary verse from Psalm 42 11 and related prayer language appears. The readable lines reference God faith and worship among nations, with garbled text making full meaning unclear.
One Year Ago AIS Great International Congress Opened
A transcription fragment notes that a major international congress in Chicago formally opened about a year earlier, with brief references to a running event and a mining-related necks skid.
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Ais
Chicago
New York Civ Seen Through a Tourist’s Eyes on Staten Island
In a New York visit with a daughter, the author contrasts advertised brick and steel with a Staten Island voyage. The ferry ride reveals a rural, oceanfront atmosphere within city bounds, with small towns and unique character along the island.
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New York
Staten Island
New York City
Righmond
Teilstaid
State Island
Thezern
Sabwaey
Tigre
Trans
Manhattan
Richmond
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