New Castle News Rates and Editorial Contacts
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Judd Warns on Communist China and Red Despotism
Minnesota congressman and former China medical missionary Walter H. Judd says Communist China faces trouble from food shortages and dependence on the Soviet Union. He argues Reds seek world trade concessions while prisoners in Korea prefer death to return home.
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World Wheat Pact Struggles as Surplus Grows
The International Wheat Council meets in London to review the world wheat agreement. Importers under contract must take 421 million bushels but have bought only 80 percent. Prices range from 2.00 to 1.55 per bushel with U S exports at 1.75. Canada offers 1.72 amid farmer income concerns. The surplus is the largest in history and few teeth exist in the pact.
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Outside Telephone Booth Targets Gullible Motorists in Maryland
A Maryland city installs an outside phone booth for motorists but a driver refuses a free call, fearing a gimmick. The column cites ongoing confidence games and warns readers to report suspicious acts to police rather than fall for scams.
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Farm bills delay may push Congress past July conclusion
A House Senate clash over 1948 price supports and farm policy risks prolonging adjournment beyond July 30. With 90 percent supports favored by House Republicans and divisions in the Senate, administration opposition and Democratic backing could extend debate length and affect leadership plans.
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Shocking Example By Robert C. Roark
Roark criticizes naval security checks following three midshipmen not receiving commissions at graduation. He argues early background reviews are essential to prevent clouding careers and calls for accountability at Annapolis.
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After The Brawl examines Army McCarthy hearings
This 1954 column by Holmes Alexander reflects on the Army McCarthy hearings. It highlights Mundt's Republicans failing to improve security or probe methods, contrasts Knowland's push to satisfy the public, notes Flanders's lone run, and points to McCarthy as the dominant force. It concludes that the era exposes both Communism and McCarthyism, urging a better alternative.
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Stevenson faces path to another presidential bid
Adlai Stevenson, defeated in 1952 and 1956, weighs a comeback. Advisers debate when to announce and how to stay in the public eye while continuing legal work and Democratic support. He plans a fall campaign push and a possible Alaska-Vancouver Island trip for rest before returning to law and politics.
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Fashioneer Bets New Colors For Men’s Formal Wear
A New York fashion note predicts dusk gray yellow pink and blue tones for next season men’s formal wear. The piece quips black tuxedos may soon be moths’ hangouts amid the color revolution in menswear.
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Timid lecturer dodges flight despite cross country trips
A cautious speaker, famed for annual lectures across the country, refuses to fly saying flying is against his religion and that he is a devout coward when pressed for details. He avoids air travel while continuing his long journeys.
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Tag Day Appeals and Safety Signs Highlighted by Mayor
Me To You reports on Mayor DeCarbo reviewing Tag Day requests and noting a total of twenty on record for the year while nine other solicitation letters arrive. Carl Leathers announces 250 large caution signs along Slippery Rock Gorge paths to warn visitors of dangerous rocks and swift water as part of safety efforts.
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Great Corn Mystery under Frederick C Othman in Washington
In 1953 the United States spent 3.5 million dollars for 55 200 tons of American corn to feed Austria. Only 9200 tons arrived in Vienna. the rest vanished as Austrian buyers diverted it via Switzerland. A 2.9 million dollar refund followed from Austria. Congress questions probe whether refunds fund further purchases and why diversions occurred.
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Looking At Life By ERICH BRANDEIS
A lunch conversation in New York among four men revisits being child free versus family life. The bachelor defends bachelorhood and independence, while others reflect on children, Christmas, and aging, noting distance from grown offspring and lingering doubts about parenting yet concluding they would choose to have children.
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Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A Long Island auto showroom displays the year’s most expensive model attracting an insurance underwriter who buys it on the spot. The buyer declines delivery claiming he will not find another such perfect parking space.
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