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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
16
A fragment discusses time after noon and evening as the first day. It states refugees would not be helpless scum and that only the successful and well to do can pay the fine required to obtain a passport. The text mixes religious phrasing with social commentary.
Washington notes debate on President Roosevelt’s $3.25 billion spending and lending program. House and Senate leaders weigh economics vs additional spending as the plan targets seven years of loans and authorizations to spur growth. Key items include hospitals, toll roads, rail equipment, rural electrification, farm tenant programs, and foreign loans.
The piece reflects Paul in Roman imprisonment near life’s end, recalling Damascus and the miraculous light. It cites his sufferings, persecutions, and steadfast resolve to press toward the mark, while guiding disciples with a life rule to think on things true honest pure and lovely. Paul’s doom is stated as he faces trial and captivity.
A reverent portrait of the apostle Paul, describing his loneliness, perseverance, and sainthood. It highlights his missionary work, church establishment, letters to guide churches, imprisonment, and the enduring gospel that reached Gentiles and new converts, concluding with his steadfast creed.
Announcement this afternoon states Johnson Bronze and Lingerlights meet in a City Softball League game at Gaston Park tonight at 3 45. The event is listed in The News by mail with Newcastle as the location.
Ruth Marie Rubens, American citizen by birth, claims her husband Arnold Rubens is an American and fears his death. Rubens, jailed 18 months ago as a spy, reportedly confessed in prison to being a criminal in the Soviet Union. An embassy inquiry to Washington will decide next steps.
June 23 Pittsburgh grand jury ends probe into $375000 consent verdicts with five more names recommended for indictment. Charged are Morris G. Levy and Max J. Spann with bribery and perjury Mab el Ergin for $10500 bribe and perjury James Wall for $5750 bribery and perjury and obtaining money under false pretenses.
Work crews rush improvements at the New Castle fairgrounds ahead of the 1939 exhibition opening August 22. repairs include roof work on the large merchants' exhibit hall, new public toilets, fence and track improvements, with other minor changes.
Hundreds of supporters of the Duke of Windsor and his American wife gathered at token dinners in Britain to celebrate the Duke's 45th birthday. The Octavian society organized the events to combat ungenerous treatment and push for the couple's return to England as part of its campaign.
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