New Castle News Subscribers Rates and Notices
The notice outlines subscription rates for Daily and Weekly editions including yearly and monthly plans. It lists Beaver counties and outside areas with pricing and references audit bureau membership and newspaper associations. It also notes news service rights and directs payments to The News Company in West Carstie, Pa.
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Tesphene
Private Exchange
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulstions
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Sesenet
Sisomee
Sottinelli-Kimball, Incorporated
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Wee Carstie
Mirrors Reflect Unsafe Driving Styles On Fourth Of July
The National Safety Council highlights six driver types to avoid during heavy July Fourth traffic. Me-Firsters, Know-It-Alls, Swashbucklers, Soreheads, Show-Offs, and Big-I’s threaten safety as holiday travel peaks.
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National Safety Council
Free one way fare to Russia proposal stirs debate
The proposal would pay the full trip cost for Americans to move to the Soviet Union if the foreign aid bill passes. Rep. Robert B. Chiperfield suggests the Kremlin might counter with a similar offer. Critics doubt many would take the deal while Red protests outside the U N in New York continue.
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Soviet Union
Uncle Sam
Robert B. Chiperfield
Inois
Kremlin
U.N
New York
Moscow
Detroit
Russia
America
Vanishing Markets and Shifting Global Demand
The article notes American agriculture faces surpluses as foreign demand shifts. With 50 million acres tied to exports, self sufficiency boosts nations to grow their own crops, risking impact on wheat to dried milk. U S aid to raise foreign production aims to curb hunger but prompts debate on directing help to industry and employment.
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United States
America
Grass Roots Opinion Mightier Taxpayers Than Washington Aid
In International Falls Minnesota the Daily Journal argues that federal funds help but all government money ultimately comes from taxpayers. The Bedford Virginia Bulletin notes Congress passed a broad highway aid bill and Eisenhower signed it, with uncertainty on financing and implied state financial burden to offset funds.
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International Falls
Minn
Daily Journal
Washington
Bedford
Congress
Eisenhower
Modesty in Washington Critique of Americans for Democratic Action
The piece contrasts John Cowles cautious view on foreign policy with the ADA, a pro-Democrat group often disdainfully labeled partisan. It notes ADA leaders and allies lack CIA or State Department access while issuing bold policy judgments and urging UN backed aid and independent Asian governments, often without cost or feasibility details.
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Cowles
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Americans For Democratic Action
A.D.A
Joe Martin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Arthur Schlesinger
Stevenson
Robert R. Nathan
New Deal
Francis Biddle
Roosevelt
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Herbert Lehman
Walter Reuther
CIO
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Wayne Morse
Oregon
ADA
The
United Nations
Mr. Dulles
Rise of China's atomic project alarmed by top intelligence
Washington dispatch cites officials with access to intelligence predicting China will develop an atomic pile within two years, led by Bruno Pontecorvo and prioritized for peacetime use. The piece argues the United States must act to maintain leadership, promote peaceful reactor use, and avert a shift toward Soviet or British dominance.
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China
Russia
Bruno Pontecorvo
England
Iron Curtain
Pontecorvo
Robert LeBaron
Atomic Energy Commission
William C. Foster
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
Defence
United States
Asia
Middle East
America
Great Britain
Soviet
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Company
State Dept to grade scientists loyalty amid UNESCO moves
State Department officials pursue a Kinsey style review of American scientists loyalty amid UNESCO gatherings in Venice and Montevideo. They warn ignorance may not excuse disloyalty as Oppenheimer supporters signal broader anxieties about political affiliation and wartime secrecy. Russia joins UNESCO, seen as ending neutrality among its long-haired reformers.
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State Department
Unesco
Venice
Montevideo
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Oppie
Scientists
Truman
McCarthy
Benedict Arnold
Department
Lawyers’ Guild
Russia
Eisenhower State Department
Recalling the Liberty Statue’s 70th Birthday Bash
William Ritt notes the Statue of Liberty turn 70 on July 4 and predicts a grand Independence Day celebration with about 160 million Americans. He mentions an upcoming international cooking championship in Switzerland, a gastronomic World Series featuring 16 nations, and mocks a fad of self help culture.
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Switzerland
New Castle Boosts Town Pride with Auto Tags and Clean-Up Push
The Wolves Club issues bright color booster plates like Pennsylvania tags to publicize New Castle. Over two thousand sold, with three thousand more expected as Joe Donati and local stores carry sales. The plea urges residents to keep streets clean, noting costs for city cleaners and the impact of litter on the town’s appearance.
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New Castle
Wolves Club
Pennsylvania
Joe Donati
Donati
Brooklyn
Memoir of Falls Church Mayor and a Damaged Driveway
The narrator recalls a broken asphalt driveway after a water line project in Falls Church and the tardy response of Mayor Herman Fink. He recounts rural Fairfax County life, a runaway horse, and relaxed summer days, noting ongoing municipal and personal frictions with humor.
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Mclean
Water Department of
Falls Church
Othman
Herman Fink
Fink
Mrs. O
Mayor Fink
Fairfax County
Hilda
Harry Farrer
Pike
Looking At Life by Erich Brandeis on Education
The essay argues against shaming would-be contributors for lack of formal schooling. It praises bold ideas from figures like Burns and Shakespeare, quotes Tooke on education, and asserts wisdom precedes formal learning. It cautions that education is essential today but true wit comes from understanding, not just degrees.
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Homer
Cicero
Socrates
Plato
Shakespeare
Robert Burns
Doon
Ayrshire
J. Horne Tooke
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous monologue about personal life and business woes. Charlie Carlyle recalls marriage, a pursuit of children, and a quirky mother-in-law. The text moves through jokes about mink demanded by relatives and a hazardous textile business outlook.
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Bennett Cerf
Charlie Carlyle
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