TLE News Entry in New Castle Pa 3 Second Class Matter
A brief wire service item notes TLE News entered at New Castle Pennsylvania as a 3 second class matter. It lists the Telegraph and Gable Service of the International News Service as sole foreign advertising representative, Sengendtain-Riathalh Inc. with address 87 West 14th Street New York City. It also mentions membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLE News
New Castle, Pa
The
International News Service
Sengendtain-Riathalh Inc
West
14Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American
Publshers’ Association
Final Conversion Date Near for Veterans Insurance Restorations
Late war veterans who let government life insurance lapse or did not convert term policies must act by July 2, the congress fixed date. The Veterans Bureau notes 4,685,000 served, with 568,000 still insured, offering about 38 billion dollars of affordable coverage as a five year extension eases cost. Regional offices assist reinstatement and conversion before the deadline.
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Eterans
Congress
Veterans Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Lindbergh and a Cabinet Air Department
Sol Bloom of New York hints at capitalizing Lindbergh s rising fame by pushing to reopen the fight for a Department of Air in the President s Cabinet. Lindbergh returns from Europe silent on the issue, while Col Mitchell pressed the Navy Department on his arrival in New York.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Sol Bloom
Congress
New York
Department of’ Air
House
Bloom
Lindbergh
Air
Europe
Mitchell
Navy Department
Oddities And Opinions From A Busy Era In New Castle
A jumble of snippets reflects daily life and social quirks. Notes on Lindbergh era fame, small town yarns, marital quirks, fashion forecasts, and playful banter reveal humor, gossip, and local sentiment amid a nation adjusting to change and modern ideas.
Comets and Comrades in a Turbulent Era
A dated column contrasts Washington's naval armament warnings with wary European diplomacy and a hopeful note on Halley’s comet sighting. It questions global power, praises human intelligence, recalls a Vienna scene with Anna Novake, and spoofs era fashions and social quirks amid warnings of fireworks and modern progress.
Young Lindbergh’s Fortune and World Admiration Captivate
The excerpt notes Lon Moon claiming whisky access without pneumonia and contrasts it with a youthful Lindbergh who has won fortune and worldwide admiration while peers pursue trivial acts like playing the saxophone or learning to roll a cigarette.
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Lon Moon
Lindbergh
Kill the Umpire in Jest Sparks Uproar at Baseball
The piece discusses fans shouting Kill the umpire at games, noting mixed jest and sincerity, the danger of mob sentiment, and the umpire’s essential role. It cites fights and unsafe outcomes, urging sportsmanship and restraint from both fans and reporters. The author contrasts newspaper money with journalism and comments on class differences and price concerns.
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Malvern Hill Barnum Promoted to Major General in U S Army
Day's News notes Brig. Gen. Barnum a New York native, son of a Civil War commander, West Point graduate 1886. He fought in Cuba, was wounded at San Juan, led an infantry brigade of the 92nd Division in World War I, and headed the American section at Spa. He commanded Camp Devens and received the Distinguished Service Cross plus foreign decorations.
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New York
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Inter-Allied Commission
Spa
Belgium
Camn Devens
United States
Great Britain
France
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Safety Sam Says: A Odd Patrol Tip
A fragmented note titled Safety Sam Says describes a quirky street scene where strangers seek help and a resident considers lending aid. The text hints at caution with unfamiliar travelers and hints at moral choices amid brief dialogue. The source remains unclear and fragmentary.
Editorial on population growth and resources by Dr. Crane
Dr. Crane and Professor H A Ross warn of explosive population growth and a 60 billion world by 2027. They argue famine is rare, war casualties are down, and tech like electricity and better farming will sustain more people. The piece advocates seizing desert lands, expanding seas harvests, and trusts in a Texas-sized capacity to feed humanity.
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Wiscanaln
Texas
Bill Johnson
Tropics
Bible Thought For Today in Great Congregation
A short devotional note cites Psalm 40:9 with the line I have preached righteousness in the great congregation lo I have not refrained my lips O Lord thou knowest The prayer asks God help the redeemed of the Lord ever to say so to witness faith and perseverance in preaching righteousness.
Spirit of St Louis christening echoes in steamship flight
A writer recalls Lindbergh naming his plane The Spirit of St Louis after Le Bourget. He praises the choice, linking it to Saint Louis, Joan of Arc, and French reverence, noting President Acterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad later rechristened two Philadelphia-Lyerships Spirit of St Louis, honoring the feat.
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Lindbergh
le Boursier
Capain Lindbergh
St. Louis
France
Innis
le Bourget
Joan of Arc
Acterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest on Fish and Birds
Poem pleads to preserve fish and bird life for future generations. Emphasizes a world where bass, mallards, and wildfowl endure, condemning desolation, overfishing, and shooting. Calls for youth to cherish nature and not strip the earth of its creatures. Copyright 1927 Edgar A Guest.
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Sncre
Edgar A
Sentence Sermons on Education and Patriotism
A reflection on education as loyalty to the land and democracy. It argues schooling should prepare youth to earn a living, enjoy life, and deepen understanding of God, emphasizing practical preparation over mere book learning.
Electrocution and the law in a tangled debate
Charles Ve. Lee of Meriden Connecticut letters about the electrocution of women and the justice system. He cites a harsh view that men and women share guilt yet horror remains. The writer also muses on Athens Parthenon Phidias and recalls Texas double murder and Sing Sing death-tempted inmate anecdotes.
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Charles Ve. Lee
Meriden
Connecticut
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