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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
4
The piece argues Americans ignore war warnings with Russia and focus on politics and steel shortages. It warns that defense needs steel, and preparedness may be too late if Russian threats translate into action. It questions public reaction to a possible Red move and labor tensions.
A nationwide air defense effort named Operations Skywatch begins July 14 with volunteers manning stations along coasts and borders. Maj. Gen. Frederic H. Smith Jr. warns Russia can launch 400 four engine bombers in a single strike, flying low to evade radar.
William H. Miller of Standard Oil Indiana warns against corruption and stresses moral ethics in business. He urges businessmen to invest time, be good citizens, and be active church members to shape tomorrow's leaders for the nation’s bicentennial era.
The Commerce and Industry Association of New York warns that most high school graduates seeking business jobs lack basic skills in reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, and grammar, though they show strong willingness to work. Dr. William Jansen cautions that the report is an opinion survey and suggests curriculum review.
Scientists warn flying cockroaches in the Bronx originated from the Orient. The remark ties their presence to lax immigration laws, arguing the case as additional evidence in a provocative debate.
The piece recalls the second Korean War anniversary and the stalled peace talks while noting a major allied strike near the Yalu. It highlights U N air power limits, the surprise carrier raid, and the emergence of a stronger South Korean army amid Chinese and Soviet backing. The author assesses Red China as a rising military power and stresses unresolved political questions.
In reports from COEPPINGEN MUNSAN and SEOUL U S officials express policy aims to cope with eastern pressure, stress individual free will, and warn Communist air actions. John J. McCloy emphasizes adapting to east pressure while Maj. Gen. Harrison highlights personal freedom. Lt. Gen. Barcus warns readiness to respond to any air aggression.
Walter Kiernan critiques government aid to flax seed and steel workers. He suggests turning control to John Lewis, noting a $10 million loan offer and contrasting it with $3 million in flax seed purchases. He mocks secrecy and the public funds involved.
A poetry snippet ranges from Garden Triumph praising blooms despite frosts and fogs to best Sunday supper meals, to Anger lessons on temper and age. The verses reflect simple everyday joys and moral reflections in a 1952 Edgar A Guest style.
The item recounts Jack Benny in a New Jersey vaudeville anecdote. He borrowed two mangy Pekingese pups for a novelty animal act, staged them on Jersey stage scenery, and quipped about prices. The piece ends with a Paris Academie Francaise joke and sea level gas composition.
The 1952 City Directory from the Burch Directory Company arrives with an eight page city story by the Greater New Castle Association. It lists ward boundaries on page 51 and ends with a numerical phone listing and a note on the dial system.
Marquis Childs notes a bipartisan class of political brokers who trade influence for favors from government. He cites Senator Owen Brewster and Senator Styles Bridges, detailing connections with Franco's Spain, Pan American Airways, a New Hampshire distillery sale, and a contested air base site near the University of New Hampshire.
Charlie Allen spent 12 years with stock companies and 10 more with a Buffalo stock outfit. She started in radio when crystal sets and horn speakers were new, specializing in poetry readings and music. She toured with Stoopnagle and Budd and later played Mrs Carleton on a daytime radio drama Madame Sophie.
Journalist Henry McLemore shares a lighthearted apprécie of oysters and the people around them. He recounts meeting Royal Tower of the National Fisheries Institute and discusses oyster farming on Long Island, including breeding, stages of growth, and the joke about gendered oysters.
Washington columnist surveys Democratic candidates Russell Kerr Harriman Kefauver as convention delegates contend for 616 needed. It notes Russell and Kerr draw farm and lunch program support, Harriman backs foreign aid and lend-lease, Kefauver attacks civil rights stance and Ike while Kerr could gain a Bargley slot.
A man recounts a 150 mile trip to Boston to find an S shaped door knocker for his wife who insists on antique and authentic. He negotiates a six dollar price while passing a crystal chandelier offer and endures a rainy night watching oil delegates at a hotel.
State Police warn that relying on insurance to save driving privileges after an accident caused by traffic law violations is misguided. Learn the laws and strictly follow them to protect your privileges.
A devotional line from Psalm 145 verse 8 highlights the Lord’s grace and mercy. It notes God’s slow anger and abundant compassion toward believers.
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