New Castle News Society Info and Subscriptions
The New Castle News publishes every evening except Sunday. Subscriptions listed include daily and weekly rates with annual options. Contact details include New Castle, Pa address and Telegraph service, with advertising and circulation information.
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Hoover selects new Republican national committee chairs
The report notes Herbert Hoover's appointment of Franklin W Fort and Joseph R Nutt as key figures to lead the Republican committee. Work's background in Interior and postmaster general experience are cited as assets. Hoover plans to guide campaign management through strong organizational leadership.
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Giesher
Republican National Committee
Herber Hoover
Executive Committee
Hubert Work
Mr. Hoover
Pennsylvania
Colorado
West
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Hoover
Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland
Willis
Ohio
Mysterious Ocean Mail Robbery Sparks Giant Loot Estimate
A $300,000 to $500,000 ocean mail heist baffles investigators. The theft may have occurred aboard a ship or en route to England, with unbroken seals and no external tampering. New York's Varick street hub and guarded cargo handling complicate tracing missing parcels and recipients.
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United States
England
New York
General Assembly
Varick Street
Commencement Speakers Debate Detail in the Press
The article argues that modern newspapers and commencement speakers favor fuller detail than in earlier eras. It compares coverage of conventions, taft era voting records, and the rise of critical, independent writing, noting shifts in tone, humor, and perceived quality of reporting.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Taft
Italy
Alps
Haig
Veterans ride to Mt Jackson for Civil War reunion
Battery B will hold its annual reunion at Mt Jackson on Thursday. A New Castle committee arranged transport for veterans, with Chris Coulthard offering a bus for pickup, noon dinner, and return to the city.
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Battery B
Mt. Jackson
New Castle
Chris Coulthard
Coulthard
Fragmented Humor and Reflections in a Patchwork Column
A long, fragmented column surveys jokes and anecdotes from politics to romance. It parodies education in a country school, critiques greed in office, and toys with social mores. It ends with musings on preaching, sincerity, and human instinct.
The Power of Song in Politics and War Reflections
Arthur Brisbane weighs tariff and wages, platform brevity, and the power of music to move voters. He cautions on war costs, urges factual thinking on economics, and notes youth disillusion with religion while predicting young voters shaping future outcomes.
Patient Time Teaches All Things In Time
Edgar A Guest writes that haste to possess happiness fails as Father Time warns that growth and rewards come with patient labor. Trees take years to mature and wisdom grows with life. Those who rush delay joy. time reveals mysteries when the need arises and understanding follows experience.
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Edgar A
Abe Martin on Farmers and Automobiles
Abe Martin critiques farmers and government for overreliance on cars. He jokes that no one, not even officials, helps those who can buy a car and quips that women rely on traditional intuition only after marriage.
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Nobuddy
Ike
Editorial on thinking beyond thinking by Dr Crane
A columnist attacks knee jerk conformity urging individuals to think for themselves. He warns new ideas may clash with current norms and warns against suppressing dissent as progress stalls. The piece argues liberty is measured by security of minorities and notes continuation on Page Five.
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Sentence Sermons Through All The Ages
A compact riff on aging and progress noting old age clinging to the past while new ideas fight for acceptance. It argues no substitute for truth exists, and history honors those ahead of their time, despite regret for bygone days. The speaker warns no one can outwit the Almighty.
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World and the Mud Puddles Farm Labor News Summary
Harvest planning for winter wheat across major western states drives a need for thousands of harvest workers, though machinery reduces demand. The Labor Employment Service stocks posters and operates federal state offices in Oklahoma, Kansas, South Dakota, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington to recruit labor as harvest shifts from Texas in June northward to the northern states by September. Kansas expects a record crop with over 10 million acres in wheat, as combines lessen outside labor needs though central and western Kansas still project about 18,000 harvest hands.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Labor Employment Service
Department of Labor of the United States
Wheat
Employment Service
Wheat Belt
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Enid
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
Mississippi River
The
George S. Tucker
Farm Labor Division
Department of Labor
Kansas City
Tucker
Central
Bible Thought For Today Prayer And Political Platforms Read
A historical OCR fragment presents devotional lines from Psalm 136 2 3 and a prayer praising God. It mentions political platforms and the view that platforms are tools to gain influence, with observations on history written by men and interpreting sayings about roosters and hens.
Fear and childhood tales shape a life
The writer argues fear as a destructive force in early life and condemns frightening stories for children. He recalls a Sunny Afternoon ride with his eight year old daughter Mary in a seaplane, noting how tales of planes crashing could unduly frighten her and that flying is not dangerous.
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France
Ove
Mary
Flight Day With Mary Brings Fearless Thrill
Charles B. Driscoll recalls a seaplane ride with Mary, where she asked if it would fall and then enjoyed the open cockpit view of cities and ships. The pair recall the pilot’s confidence, Mary’s laughter, and a lesson on fear drilled into many children.
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