New Castle News Beginnings and Corporate Details
The New Castle News announces its publication details and corporate officers including Pred L. Rentz as President and Manager, with Treadwell as Vice-President and related telegraph and cable service connections. Noting staff roles, advertising representation, and association memberships, the item outlines the paper’s operation and origin as a second class matter in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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L. Rentz
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Lucy Treadwell
International News Servier
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Fred Kimball
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George W. Conway
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American Newspape¢ Publishers Association
Undesirable Citizens Debate Sparks Local Rant
An editorial pieces argues over Harvard professor East’s claim that 23 percent of Americans are undesirable. It mocks deportation calls, questions who should brand people undesirable, and jokes about keeping a few undesirables to prevent monotony in town life.
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Rofessor East
Harvard
United States
New Castle
America
David Harum
Community urged to aid Jameson Memorial hospital fund
The ladies auxiliary of New Castle has organized a July 2 benefit at the Scottish Rite cathedral to finance linens for the Jameson Memorial Hospital opening next fall. The gift, valued at about one million dollars, will be run by the community after completion, and residents are urged to show broad support by attending and purchasing tickets.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Jameson Memorial Hospital
David Jameson
New Castle
America
Byrd Endorses Multi Motored Planes for Ocean Flight
Commander Richard Byrd argues that three and four motor seaplanes cross the Atlantic more reliably than single motor aircraft. He notes only seven percent of single motor planes make the crossing and urges ocean flying craft be equipped with pontoons or boat bodies. Byrd is joined by Lindbergh and Clarence Chamberlin in supporting multi motor, radio equipped, navigator staffed seaplanes for long ocean routes.
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Richard Byrd
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Atlantic
Leave Harvard Degrees 1,884 Students In 1928
ARTHUR G. BRISBANE notes Harvard granted degrees to 1,884 students with four top scholars and two Jewish graduates. He questions attitudes on race, college education, and purpose of schooling. Charles Brush funds $500,000 to curb excess birthrates and improve the race via birth control and sterilization, arguing natural selection will prune the unfit.
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Harvard
Charles F. Brush
Mr. Brush
Hints and Dints Run Tonight and Local News Notes
The column mixes light items from New Castle Pa including a note on a Ball for the New Castle Fire Department at Scottish Rite Cathedral on the 28th to raise funds for a new headquarters. It mentions a Rotary convention in Minneapolis and a joke about Bart Richards with a tall tale of his feet and mail bags. It closes with political chatter about the Houston Democrat ticket and locals in Washington Street.
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Castle Hills
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle News Co
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Bart Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Harrisburg
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Lawrence Castle
Walker
New York
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Houston
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Dated vignettes mix humor and politics in a wide ran ge of social notes
A breezy collage of quips about fashion, crime, science, horseplay, and public figures. It riffs on a burglary arrest, political moves by Mayor Walker and Gov. Smith, evolving cinema and sound in film, gender roles, and practical quips about everyday life. Includes civic appeals, a flag sale note, and steel industry tidbits.
Spaghetti Etiquette Advice Sparks Amusing Debate
A quirky column urges readers to enjoy spaghetti unashamedly and dismiss concerns about others watching. The playful guidance emphasizes savoring the dish without embarrassment and shrugging off social scrutiny while eating.
Theory and Practice in Just Folks Verse
Edgar A Guest contrasts theory with practice noting a chasm between ideas and real life. He argues happiness comes to those who move serenely toward goals, facing sorrow with valor, and seeing life as a whole despite hurts and broken trust.
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Abe Martin on nuisance drivers and costs of prescriptions
The Abe Martin column lampoons a nuisance driver who speeds eight miles an hour, and questions why a prescription drug virus costs about seventy five cents, regardless of its contents.
Dr Crane Editorial On Prohibition Law and Morality
The piece argues crime stems from the spiritual quality of people not merely laws. It asserts responsibility lies with readers and buyers who fund bootlegging and that enforcing bad laws highlights their flaws. It, cites a judge and stances that stopping crime rests with individuals choosing to obey the law.
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Henry George
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bible Thought For Today Reflecting on Praise
A brief devotional note urges starting the year by trusting God and praising the Lord, citing Psalm 135:1. It emphasizes worship and devotion as the focal point for readers at the start of the year.
The Way by World DANGEROUS SYMPATHY and Advice Pieces
A collection of short moral notes on sympathy, liking others, and manners. It argues sympathy often harms the recipient and weakens the social atmosphere, urges practicing curiosity about disliked people, and quotes Lord Chesterfield on modesty, flattery, and public conduct.
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Sentence Sermons Long Live the Man
A compact meditation on virtue and judgment prompts reflections on time, wealth, courage, and honesty. It contrasts gendered attitudes toward forgiveness and expertise, noting women’s perceived practical wisdom and men’s susceptibilities to persuasion and wealth.
Tailor’s blunt counsel spurs awkward self critique
An anecdote from Wichita features a sharp talking tailor who needles a man about his growing waistline and excuses for inactivity. The tailor insists on change, warns against a paunch, and pushes the client toward discipline, using a comic yet pointed confrontation.
Tailor’s drastic weight loss plan to fit a suit
A narrator recalls a tailor’s blunt method to force a man into a desired body by timed exercises and strict diet. The piece questions who else will help men slim and fit, suggesting a tailor should size up a customer and press him to shed pounds until the suit fits.
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