New Castle News Affiliates and Ownership Details
New Castle News is published in New Castle at 29 North Mercer Street. The paper is owned by The News with a local corporate structure including Fred L. Rentz as President and Manager, Treadwell as Vice-President, and Jacob F. Rentz as Treasurer. It lists affiliations with the International News Service and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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NEW Castle News
the News
NaraSraite
Bacond Company
Fred L. Rentz
Ana Man
Carter AW
Treadwel
Ucy Treadwell
Jacob F. Rentz
Mer
O Vbmom T. Ray
Renee Doclolaty
George W. Conway
Eras Geastor
North Mercer St
International News Service
Lindenstein-Kimonu, Inc
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Pub- Ushera’ Association
International News. Service
Traffic's Toll Unsafe Highway Deaths Rise With More Cars
The year ending May 21 1927 shows 6 938 deaths in 77 cities up from 6 348 in 1926. The rate is 21 9 per 100 000 compared with 20 4 last year. The department of commerce data blame increasing car numbers for higher fatalities while praise safer driving and police efforts.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
Mrs Coolidge Walks Sets Health Example for Nation
Public interest lauds First Lady Grace Coolidge for walking five to seven miles daily. It argues regular outdoor walking improves health, urges citizens to follow her lead, and mentions future mountain hiking plans as she adjusts to Black Hills altitude.
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Grace Goodhue Coolidge
America
White House
Black Hills
United States
Paris
Switzerland
Mrs. Coolidge
Europe’s Scares Show Russians Strike Fear at Home
The piece contrasts European alarms over Russian propaganda with the Russia’s brutal countermeasures. It argues Western raids and deportations pale beside Russian executions of suspected counter revolutionaries. A closing fable notes college costs versus a man’s figures.
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England
M. Poincare
France
Russia
Europe
Sentence Sermons on Religion and Experience
A brief reflection notes that much external religion or experience contains useful truth if people would listen, warning against unnecessary criticism and urging attentive reception of lessons beyond church walls. The piece emphasizes personal discernment over rigid orthodoxy.
Gossip and hardship in the South amid opportunity
A clipped, critical columnist questions national progress and regional contrasts. The piece mocks social gossip and economic disparity, noting girls in silk stockings hoeing cotton and criticizing the country for neglecting the insignificant while promoting opportunity.
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Thair
Cranky Nostalgia Breezes From City Page Notes
A jumbled column critiques social quirks, politics, and local life. Mentions Col Lindbergh gifts, theater gossip, tax ideas, and city scenes with scattered anecdotes, poems, and reflections on crime, manners, and public life.
Rockefeller Philanthropy Aims Global Health Support
A fragmented 1920s column notes Rockefeller Foundation spending 34,741,474 on worldwide health, praising impartial aid to nations from London to Sydney. It highlights China’s Peking hospital plans, French medical schools at Strasbourg, and global nursing programs, arguing the donor’s money saves lives and fuels future giving.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Tha ‘Sporl
Rockefeller
Peking
China
Rockefellers
Millon Ives
Neckties scam tale sparks St Louis letters
The Pawnee Bill and Necktie Tyler figures are tied to a 1940s feud over unordered silk neckties. Post Office Inspector Uttley notes recipients may return or discard items. attorney Sylvan Agatstein writes urging payment or return for four fibre silk neckties valued at $1.25.
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Pawnee Bill
St. Louis
Tyler
Jacob K. Katchmer
American Legion
Samuel Presberger
Ernest Howler
Post Office
Uttley
Eason
Sylvan Agatstein
Central National Bank
Tam
Necktie Tyler
Saaily
Safety Sam Says Return of Plackshirt in Review
A brief note on Bruce Graeme's The Return of Plackshirt with praise for clever puzzles and sharp detectives. The article mocks readers seeking thrills over literature while praising timely investigative skill.
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Inday
Bruce Graeme
Dodd, Mead & Co
Abe Martin on Coolidge and Dakota fishing fame
Abe Martin notes Coolidge and the Dakotas as retreats for fishing fame. Mrs Lon Moon passes away during the night before a bootlegger is located.
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Coolidge
Dakotas
Lon Moon
Dr Crane Editorial Dont Give Up Courage Against Reverses
A motivational column urging resilience after setbacks. It argues that losses, health issues, or betrayals should not define fate and champions of perseverance rise from past faults. Encourages self belief, persistence, and refusal to surrender before future opportunities.
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Bank
Blinse
Pioneer
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Losing Argument by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous poem about the stubbornness of adults in debates and a five year old child outwitting grownups. The speaker reflections on how a child’s determined will defeats reasoned argument, leaving adults tired and worn.
Cumberland through a railcar window a poet’s view
Charles J Driscoll expresses a longing to visit Cumberland Maryland, praising its romantic beauty seen from the Baltimore and Ohio railway and admiring its hazy valleylike charm. He admits flaws but cherishes the town as a city of delicate light and God’s handiwork, hoping someday to see it in person.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Baltimore & Oho
Vale Loy
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
God
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