News Service Details and Subscription Rates
The notice lists officers and roles at a newspaper led by Lues Treadweil Ray and Richard B Rents, with Jessie Treadweil Anderson as assistant treasurer and W W Conway as assistant secretary. It cites the International News Service as exclusive representative for dispatches and outlines subscription prices, locations, and advertising affiliations. Special notice directs checks and payments to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
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Daced . Rents
Lues Treadweil Ray
Seve
Cevee
Vite
Richard B Rents
Ceeee Wite
Jeesie Treadweil Anderson
Conmway
Pui
International News
Terest
Bel Telephone
S& Daly
Lawrence Biter
Mercer
Beaver
Paresu
American New Paper Pubiphere Association
Pennslvania
Assocate Mational
Botliner Kim
New Caatie Pa
Approaching D-Day By Robert C Ruark
Robert C Ruark describes a chaotic home as summer plans loom for a sun and sand retreat. He humorously notes security concerns, interrupted work, and housemates painting, plumbing, and moving items while joking about preferring beach life and a lighter workload.
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Robert C. Ruark
Washington
McCarths Hut
Oppenheimer
Hove
Papa
China
Mickel Jeike
Private Shine
Cohn
Yankees
Monroe
Ato
Auebter
Des Moines Flood Devastation Highlights Iowa Struggles
The piece reflects on the widespread flood damage in Iowa centered on Des Moines, noting destruction of buildings crops and roads. It discusses the immense repair task and limited emergency aid, the impracticality of relocating towns, and the ongoing battle with nature and flood control efforts.
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Lowa
Des Moines
Iowa
Freedom battles in Guatemala echo age old fight
The article argues tyranny endures and freedom must be won hard. It warns against communist infiltration in Guatemala, notes potential rebel popular support, and recalls White Sea expeditions and uprisings as precedents, suggesting the free world cannot allow enslaved peoples to suffer further.
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Guatemala
Russia
Archangel
White Sea
Mars debate how old is the red planet sparks amateur and professional curiosity
The piece notes Mars may be a young world rather than dying and discusses Ty Dean B McLaughlin of the University of Michigan theory that canals could be volcanic ash. It highlights public interest, potential future explorers, and broader cosmos themes with light newspaper tone.
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Mars
Earth
Ty Dean B McLaughlin
University of Michigan
McLaughlin
MelLaughlin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Maine Primary Result and McCarthyism Debate
Maine voters backed Senator Margaret Chase Smith as the campaign over McCarthyism continued. The article notes Smith's stand against fear and intolerance, cites earlier Maine and national protests, and highlights the broader shift in opinion against McCarthyism across the country.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Seunth
Maine
Senate
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Sou
Soo
Mel Smith
Republian
Robert J. Jones
Senator McCarthy
Potter
R. Mieh
Wisconsin
Jones
McCarthy Smith
Wis Smith
Mr Jones
Smith
Thomas
Sparkman
Alabama
Kerr Seek
Ner
Carolina
New Enoland
Releion
Thas
New Ereland
Smith Macie’ Syothe
Senator Flanders
Vermont
Len McCarthy
Staups
Dooseph N Welch
Webb
Boston
Televi
Fragmented chaotic clippings mix uprising reports and odd odds
A jumble of misread lines describes anti government uprisings in Huehnetenange Retal bute Tutenmapan, a chess commentary, a Connecticut doctor stopping a holdup, and a Waterloo auto duel. The piece blends uncertain events and miscues with stray notes on California towns and Hollywood.
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Gutemalan
Huehnetenange
Retalbute
Tutenmapan
Teach Them Nothing on Trade and Soviet Competition
A discussion near Arizona hints that mass production and consumer goods fuel American prosperity. Anthony Marcus Testimony suggests the USSR seeks American production secrets to imitate and compete, while Stassen’s approach could unintentionally aid Soviet gains.
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Kremlin
Mr. Stassen
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A fragmentary humorous note mentions a date with a “real nifty stranger” and a remark about a best looking convertible. The text includes grumbling about a wife’s cooking and a line about printed music notes first used in 1473.
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Bennett Cerf
Bhatt Frase
Big Think Needed for New Castle Building Plans
The article urges long range planning for New Castle with dreams of a future housing project. It promotes forming a GNCA group to drive a multiuse development including a hotel and youth organizations, plus additional streets and bridges to handle growth.
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Nomadustis
New Castle
GNCA
Pittsburgh
Ywcea Ymca
Girl Scouts
Eisenhower Warns on Japan in Cold War Stakes
President Eisenhower declares it absolutely mandatory for U S safety that Japan not fall under Kremlin control as tensions over Indo China and Southeast Asia loom. He warns of vast risks if Japan is drawn into Communist influence and cites a potential union with the Soviet Union as a global threat.
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Eisenhower
United States
Kremlin
Indo-China
Japan
Free World
Southeast Asia
California
Korea
Moscow
United Nations
Stalin
China
Soviet Union
The Call to a Career You Love
The essay profiles Lonne Alion son of the NCR president who quit a lucrative overseas post and after studying at Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge Mass was ordained a deacon. It argues success follows those who heed an inner call and urges parents to let children follow their own vocation rather than selecting for them.
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National Cash Register Company
Daston
Ohio
Episcopal Theological School
Catbridge
Mass
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lonne Alion
University of Virginia
Harvard Business School
National Cash Register
Deepi
Alion
God
Ios
Eversteeds
Ito
Squire
Political voices warn Russia and defend Western Hemisphere
Senators Lyndon B. Johnson and H. Alexander Smith express stark warnings to Soviet expansion while Dr. Walter Bo Warvin of Roanoke urges unity in science and medicine against foreign interference and encroachment.
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America
Western Hemisphere
Francesco
Walter Bo Warvin
Roanoke
Ame 1 Medical Association
Kentucky's 1926 Cardina Choice Tradition Began
A brief note recalls Kentucky's modern custom starting in 1926 when the state selected the cardinal as its state bird. The historical snippet links early belief language and the 1920s adoption of a symbolatic bird.
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Kentucky
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International News Service
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