New Castle News Names Editorial and Financial Officers
The New Castle News lists President and Managing Editor, Vice President and Treasurer, Vice President Manager and Assistant Treasurer, and Secretary Editor. It notes subscription rates, distribution details, and affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the National Newspaper Publishers Association with representation across major cities including New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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Mesajper Audit Bureau of Ittwiations
Meruser Aged Neeopaper
Pocblinners Association
Menuler Per Rey Tia Nesenaper
Pubiiasers
Accoclation
New Fork
Wees
Philadelphia
Wrightsvan
Pittsburgh
Commerce
Big
Uweirnit. & Wort Larned
Michigan Square
Bidg National
Rite Repreteaia
Fred Kymball
Tacorporated
Three-Way Shuttle Bombing Plan Foreseen by Allies
The article describes a three way shuttle bombing concept linking British, Russian, and Allied air forces to attack Hitler industries and strategic targets. It asserts an ideal system with tight protection enabling raids from Britain to Russia, Italy, and France, expanding to Britain again, to overwhelm enemy defenses and cause new disasters.
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Russia
Hitler
Italy
France
Brita
Dewey’s Candidacy and The Republican Platform
The piece argues that Dewey’s nomination excites Americans across parties. It portrays his platform as anti New Deal, pro private enterprise, and aimed at restoring limited government, ending restrictive policies, and rebuilding postwar prosperity with liberty for all. It highlights broad independent appeal and a constructive, principled campaign.
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Dewe
Dewey
Amerigggi Boys
Plavfemm
America
Thomas Jefferson
Finland Chooses Axis Yet Again Amid Helsinki Resolve
The decision by Finnish militarists to align with the Axis deepens Finland’s role in the war and risks prolonging the conflict. Washington warns the move will heighten American casualties and broaden the war’s toll as Germany relies on Finland for ore and time. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Russia fears and pro Nazi trends among Finnish leaders are driving the policy.
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Finland
Hitler
Philadelphia Inquirer
Rusaui
Helsink i Iself
von Ribbentrop
Water resources pamphlet flags federal shift in postwar era
The Chamber of Commerce warns that federal involvement in water resources has grown rapidly through laws, spending, court rulings, and orders, threatening tax revenue and free enterprise. It cites tax free government activity and rising costs as risks to taxpayers, business and state rights. The piece also notes manpower strains and hints at political friction.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Dewey Campaign Team Tightens Grip at Stevens Hotel
A Chicago led trio of New York Republicans steers Dewey’s delegate strategy from the Stevens Hotel, limiting Bricker votes and barring Stassen gains as they plot for November. They confront Chicago nationalist voices urging within party shifts and oppose fascist rhetoric backed by Gerald L. K. Smith allies. Dewey faces pressure to denounce these elements to unite the GOP.
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Chicago
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Stevens Hotel
Dewey
Musketeers
New York State
Edwin F. Jaeckle
Santa Claus
Mephistopheles
J Russell Sprague
Peninsylvania’s
Turkey
Sec
Stely
Gerald L K. Smith
America First
We the Mothers
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Tlinois
Oak Park
Charles J. Anderson
Smith
Alks
Thomas O'Bren Dewey
Clinoi
Anderson
Dewey T0
Copsvight
Tee
Newsboy of the sky delivers through war torn skies
Poet Edgar A Guest recalls a newspaper carrier who once delivered on crowded streets and in rain and snow. The piece celebrates a second carrier now serving Nazi occupied lands, delivering news from Brussels to Berlin and Paris to Rome, still rising early to serve freedom loving readers.
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Holland
Brussels
Rome
Paris
Berlin
Edgar
St. Louis
Words Of Wisdom From Eliot On Giving
A New York Sun commentary cites George Eliot on giving and notes a Navy Department booklet claiming many prefer the tropics to Washington DC in summer. The piece ponders whether Washington is tropical in summer.
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George Eliot
Navy Department
Washington, DC
Washington
New York Sun
Hints and Dints from a wartime column
A fragmented humorous column offers jokes and quips about marriage, gossip, politics, alimony, war bonds, and everyday life. It weaves puns on telephone mishaps, social norms, and postwar optimism with brief quips about educators, photographers, and the Lord, paired with many “Buy War Bonds” prompts.
War Bonds and Witty Phrases Echo Across Page
A collage of satirical vignettes and admonitions urging WAR BONDS. Bits reference a rural carrier exam, social double standards, aristocracy, and a jab at Hitler, interwoven with calls to support the war effort through bonds.
War Bond Slogans and Civic Sentiments Through Wartime Rhetoric
A fragmented wartime prose piece promotes war bonds and civic virtue. It contrasts senatorial longevity with democratic renewal, warns against tax dodgers, and depicts a Southern farm woman in poor clothing to urge patriotic support.
Fashion Advice on Wardrobe and Accessories
The article urges cautious economical shopping for lasting comfort and versatility. It advises one suit with blouses for office wear, a black dress or navy ensemble, and coordinated accessories to ensure a harmonious, well dressed look. It also addresses proper wedding announcements by parents rather than siblings.
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Mail, Ward company row prompts Post Office defense
The article recalls a Chicago episode involving Montgom ery Ward & Company and a postal dispute. Deputy Postmaster Tom Cargill explains a policy aimed at preventing trouble, while critics question the department’s stance and the ethics of withholding mail over labor contract issues.
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Ward's
Tom C. Cargill
Mgr. Cargill
Ward
Cargill
Post Office Department
Pupolhie
The Parent Problem The Parent Problem
A civic essay urges parents to foster child independence to prevent later ingratitude and dependence. It argues many parents overprovide and become servants, leaving offspring unprepared to support aging parents. It warns self denying care erodes children’s motivation to self rely and honor their elders.
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Wwe
Washington Report on Philippine Drive Indicates Springboard
Washington reports a Philippine offensive push may serve as a springboard for broader operations. The War Department denies plans for immediate large scale action and cautions against premature conclusions about timing or impact.
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Philippine
Halmatera Island
War Department
Rolil
Looking at Lieus and War News From Washington
A mixed Washington page surveys Pacific potential with MacArthur and Nimitz possibly driving to the Philippines after securing Marianas. It notes naval air power to sever supply lines, countered by postwar labor and unemployment issues, plus OPA rationing and household goods boosts.
Health Talks by Dr W A Womenbr City Health Superintendent
A fragmentary civic essay argues public health needs compromise in smallpox prevention and school vaccination. It notes vaccination as costly and controversial, proposes camp furloughs as a middle ground, and ends with a proverb about a sound mind in a sound body and a quip about whimsy.
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Bill
Etiquette Hints for Moving About in Social Life
If you must move about from place to place these hints suggest making many pleasant acquaintances in each location to lead a more normal social life.
Dewey Accepts Republican Nomination for President
Chicago reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey accepts the Republican nomination and pledges an end to one man rule. Washington notes naval policy shifts aim to project operations toward Japan, the Philippines, and Dutch East Indies. New York notes Wendell Willkie’s congratulations and praise for Dewey’s opportunity in history. Washington cites Civilian Requirements chief warning of growing time shortages and urging early hostilities end.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
America
Washington
James Forretal
Ie Navy
Saipan
Japan
Philippines
Dutch East
New York
Wendell Willkie
Thomas FE. Dewey
William Y. Biliscott
Civigtian
Bible Thought Arise Shine For The Light Is Come
A devotional note echoes Isaiah 60 urging readers to rise and shine as the glory of the Lord appears. The text emphasizes illumination and divine presence guiding believers through dark times.
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