New Castle News Company Staff and Offices Listed
The New Castle News announces its staff roles including President Manager Assistant Treasurer and Secretary Editor and Bureau of Circulations. It notes affiliations with national associations and offices in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Chicago and other cities.
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Victory First On July 4 The Fourth of July Safety Drive
A wartime public notice urges Americans to put victory first on Independence Day. It highlights home front risks from traffic, drownings, burns, and fireworks and calls for public officials and private groups to curb accidents to speed victory and conserve resources.
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America
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Hoover bows out as leading GOP voice at Chicago convention
In a June speech Herbert Hoover publicly relinquished any claim to GOP leadership, signaling a shift to a younger generation. He warned that world collaboration clashes with nationalist impulses and cautioned against pursuing a world super government. The address critiqued the party’s foreign policy plank and the Connally resolution.
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Hoover speech frames world order and Poland debate
The article surveys Hoover’s speech on cooperation among nations, contrasting imperial power politics with idealist calls for freedom. It notes his stance on Poland’s independence, then discusses Dewey cabinet rumors, and ends with wartime fund-raising pleas and public notices about bonds and public welfare.
War Bond Slogans Echo Through Fragmented Editorial
Disjointed text trims through antiwar and propaganda lines urging BUY WAR BONDS. Snippets reference President anxieties, war planes, German defenses, and social riffs about officials, doctors, and manners. Contains varied voices and jumbled quotations.
Good Neighbor Policy sparks debate over Latin America ties
A Brazilian adviser criticizes U S officials for arrogance and misreading Brazil amid praise for long standing ties. He warns that bureaucrats abroad fuel anti American sentiment while stressing Brazil as a close friend and the need for respectful, informed diplomacy.
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James
South America
Butler
Nebraska
Latin America
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Brazil
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Colubtrios
Absentee Ballots Rollout Faces Wartime Hurdles for Service Members
Absentee ballot logistics for troops overseas face delays and uncertainty as millions of federal ballots are prepared for Army Navy and War Shipping Administration. Air mail priorities complicate delivery with daily troop movements and front line duties threatening timely voting. The New Dealers assess platform material in Chicago and hint at older planks being reused amid political chatter.
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World War Leaders Comment On Home Front And War Effort
Hoover vows freedom at home after a admin change As soldiers return from France Cherbourg captured praised by French people Stalin commends US Chamber of Commerce Johnston message notes American business and labor effort Luce argues American women oppose management flaws reshaping democracy into bumbledom.
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Etiquette Note on Thanks After Temporary Residency
If people are kind to you in a place where you have been a temporary resident, be sure to write and thank them for their kindness.
Displaying the American flag rules in public spaces
The flag should be on the left when facing the wall with the staff in front of the other flag. When flat it stays behind and above the speaker. when on a staff it is at the speaker's right. Bunting should be used with blue above white and red below. The flag rises to the peak then lowers halfway. In chanceries the flag is on the clergy’s right facing the congregation. In processions the flag is center right of marchers or carried in front. It should be flown sunrise to sunset. only three buildings in the U S fly it at night continuously.
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Great Game Of Politics
A political overview by Frank R. Kent examines power struggles in Washington and how leadership choices shape policy. The piece analyzes strategy, influence, and the mechanics of governing, highlighting key figures and institutional dynamics within the national capital.
Washington Report States Dewey Could Tour Amid Gossip
Washington report notes unsourced chatter that Dewey plans a tour as passport preparations are reported ready. The piece also cites Germany’s caution toward Russia and possible concessions to Allied powers.
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Russia
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France
United States
Britain
Willkie's Backers Split Over Foreign Policy Plank
Chicago June 29 The convention split over Mr Willkie s stance on the foreign policy plank with insiders noting his dissent may hurt him more than the party. Backers who supported him before Wisconsin doubt his resolve while New Deal propagandists hail his criticism.
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Pan American Union called a beacon in Washington arts note
Helen Essary recalls Washington’s Pan American Union as a welcoming civic landmark. She contrasts political talk with the building’s romance, marble halls, tropical courtyards, and the nightly music that lets visitors forget war’s toll. She mentions Dewey’s potential Europe trip and global wartime ambiguities.
Little Bee Stings of Life Echo Through Wartime Reflections
A 1944 King Features Syndicate essay compares small daily hurts to wartime tragedies. It argues that everyday disappointments sting more personally than grand battles, urging resilience as readers confront minor misfortunes and social slights.
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The Parent Problem For the welfare of the growing child
Advice on summer routines for school-age children emphasizing quiet rest periods from one to three PM, limited noisy activities, and assigned chores after meals. It promotes regular schedules, reduced radio use, and mothers’ rest time, urging children to help at home and avoid parasitic behavior.
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Vashiel Regia
Bible Thought Ane the peace of God
A religious note reflects on Philippians 4.7 urging readers that the peace of God which passeth all understanding shall keep hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. The text emphasizes faith as a shield against anxiety and as a source of consolation.
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Just Folks DELAYED A Soldier’s Cry for Wartime Readiness
A wartime verse laments delays in materiel from home to front. The speaker recalls a missed advantage due to late ships and promised, undelivered powder guns tanks and planes. He mourns brave soldiers lost as wars rely on timely supplies.
World and the Mud Puddles on Debt From Infinity to Payoff
The piece laments the national debt rising to 240 billion and scoffs at the inability to gauge the true bill. It contrasts inflation and repudiation as dangers while debating how to reach full employment, production, and prosperity through spending or private enterprise, ending with a quip about paying ourselves.
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