New Castle News Sainted Staff and Rates Listed
The New Castle News Company outlines corporate officers including President and Vice President Ray Treadwell Treasurer Faron Rent Manager and Associate Press James I Reyhimes Secretary George W Conway and Editor Bushes Evening Except Sunday. Subscriptions and mailing options are listed with daily and weekly rates and mail-order terms. The paper notes telegraph and cable service from the International News Service and Ads from Irea Kimpall. Mailing address and circulation statements are provided.
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Man Etter Yree
Renn
Treadwell -Uc
Faron & Rent
Mgr
Axxr
James I Rey Himues
George W Conway
Pal. Leasen Telegraph and Cable Service
International News Service
Irea Kimpall
Incorpors
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation Memorr American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hoover Defends Veto Threat Against Veterans Bill
President Hoover denounces the veterans bill as wasteful and discriminatory urging a veto if passed. He argues the proposal favors a small group of veterans while neglecting more than 200000 others with disabilities from civil life since the war. He asserts the bill undermines government integrity and appeals to public support for fair treatment of all veterans.
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Congress
Hoover
United States
Buchanan Statue Honor Ties Pennsylvania to National Capital
The dedication of a James Buchanan statue in Washington this week will interest Pennsylvanians as the only native son to reach the presidency. The piece recalls his long public career, his struggle with slavery era tensions, and his final years at Wheatland near Lancaster as views on his presidency soften over time.
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Buchanan
Washington
James Buchanan
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Russia
England
Polk
United States
Lincoln
Wheatland
Lancaster
The Way of The World by Grove Patterson
A reader argues against removing married women from work, noting their value in teaching and home support. The piece contends success requires judgment and warns that prohibition education has faded while enforcement grows, urging cooperation between law and education between police and teachers.
Bible Thought For Today and Prophecy Note
A collection cites Romans 5 10 and a prayer to God. It predicts a 2000 gasoline shortage with dense traffic suggesting no impact. Also comments on current matrimony trends and opinions on what is wrong with modern marriage.
Gambling Never Pays Providence Provides
An Arthur Brisbane column notes winnings and losses around gambling and drinking, highlighting cautions about vice and luck. The piece references Providence and social advice, listing G. W. Hill and other advertisers in a 1930 King Features Syndicate feature.
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Providence
Arthur G. Brisbane
King Features Syn., Inc
Prohibition Debate and Market Notes Across Worlds
A scattered review covers crime, stock news, and social issues. Charles H. Waters’ tragedy is linked to gambling and alcohol pressures, while G W Hill credits newspaper advertising for American Tobacco’s gains. Reports from India note cotton price slumps and police fire on rebels. Budapest hosts an anti prohibition congress amid hotel padlocking debates in New York.
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American Tobacco
G. W. Hill
Hill
Inquirer
India
Madras Presidency
Bombay
Budapest
New York City
Wry Aphorisms and Local Vignettes From Chicago
A collage of satirical notes and oddities from Chicago life includes random quips on Reichstag fashion, stock fraud losses, astrology, a Copeland judge exchange, veterans pensions, and tongue in cheek takes on doctors, derelicts, and diners. The piece mixes local color with snippets about Mr Shoestring Charlie and a Maryland germ discovery.
Scandal in a column of oddities and puns
A collection of quirky items: a boy told to explain a rule tactfully, a California county importing ten million lady bugs to fight pests, debate over the Wet-Dry question, jokes about modern girls and tight husbands, Paris sardine overproduction, a duck-shaped egg found west, Cardiff Giant mummy rumor, praise for a man who earns big money, and a wheat variety blending barley and oats likely named whebar or wheatley.
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California
Cardiff
P. T. Barnum
Moots Campaign Promises Prohibition's Economic Benefit
Abe Martin quotes Gabe Craw joke on Dr Mopps. Sheriff Wes Moots, candidate for re election on a wet platform, claims Volstead policy has reclaimed many bums and put them to work, keeping hundreds of thousands of other sellers from employment.
Sackett Speech On Power Rates Sparks International Debate
Ambassador Sackett’s Berlin remarks on electricity costs prompt cross editorials on diplomacy and private citizens’ limits. Newspapers weigh whether officials may critique industry, and if Insull’s protest over the 15 to 1 cost claim affects trust in diplomacy and public policy.
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Frederic M. Sackett
Berlin
Samuel Insull
Mr. Sackett
State Department
Kalamazoo
Springfield
United States
Detroit Free Press
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sackett
South Bend Tribune
the Tribune
Charleston Evening Post
Cleveland Plain Dealer
ST Louis Post-Dispatch
Detroit News
Chattanooga News
Rochester Times-Union
Charleston Daily Mail
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Lynchburg Advance
Akron Beacon Journal
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Ambassador Sackett
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Morgantown Dominion-News
NEW York Times
Supreme Court Clears Docket at Term End with Roberts Sworn In
The Supreme Court adjourns June 2 ending a term with all argued or submitted cases decided or reassigned. Owen Roberts, appointed by Hoover, takes oath as Associate Justice replacing Edward Sanford. Brandeis to fifth circuit and Roberts to third circuit. next term begins in October 1930.
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Supreme Court of
Unit States
Hughes
Charles Elmore Cropley
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Hoover
Senate
Edward Terry Sanford
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Brandeis
Fifth Circuit
Justice Roberts
Third Circuit
Facing Life: Out of Disaster Toward Courage
A poem by Edgar A. Guess urges resilience after ruin. It contrasts dwelling on loss with rising from ashes, calling on the reader to rebuild with unyielding courage and to persist beyond setbacks. The piece emphasizes steadfast effort and hope, concluding that courage leads to triumph.
Reichstag Admonishes Deputies Over Dress Code
Berlin reports 90 degree shade heat prompts Reichstag vice president Siegfried von Kardorff to urge members not to appear coatless or in shirt sleeves. He warned they would be sent out if they failed to respect proper dignity during sessions. An East Side boy recounts a party where men kissed girls or bought chocolates, resulting in his sister receiving 14 boxes.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Siegfried von Kardorff
von Kardorff
East Side
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