New Castle News Publisher and Staff Directory
The New Castle News lists owned by The News Company with officers Fred bi, president and Mar. editor A. W. Treadw s, vice president Aney Treadwell Fovessa. Jacob F. Rantz, Aust Treas, James T. R. Searestis, George W.iter, Purl Avening. Sunday closed. Subscription rates shown and advertising details. International News Service exclusive rights noted. Checks should go to The News Co. New Castle, Pa.
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Mar
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Aust Treas
James T. R. Searestis
George W.iter
North
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News Co
New Castle
Stocking the Streams in Lawrence County Replenishes Fish
In Lawrence County, a movement led by local sportsmen replenishes stock in Slippery Rock Ne Shannonock and other streams. Thousands of small fish have been released with hopes of long term thriving populations and better angling. The effort, aided by state hatcheries and a new fishermen license fund, aims to repeat yearly restocking to restore Western Pennsylvania rivers to former abundance.
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Lawrence County
Slippery Rock
Neshannock
Pennsylvania
Scrap These Ships Demand Spreading Scrapping Plan
United States Shipping Board weighs selling 400 idle merchant ships for scrap as public opinion presses to recover value before deterioration erodes market price. Chairman O'Connor supports the move, while some board members oppose, seen as ahead of dissenters but behind a broader public view.
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United States Shipping Board
O'Connor
O’connor
The Biggest Locomotive at Pittsburgh
The latest electric locomotive is 132 feet long, weighs 540 tons, and rated over 7000 horsepower. Built in three sections to navigate curves, its cabs stand 16 feet high and over 1 foot wide. Virginian Railway plans 36 of these giants for steep grades between.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Virginian Railway
Safety Sam Says Motorst Tell Me If You Can
A compact verse critiques reckless driving and asks what lets a person ignore danger on the road. It echoes concern for safer travel and personal responsibility amid daily journeys.
Electrified transport moves Roanoke to Mutlans 133 miles
A Franklin era essay lauds electrification for mountain routes and urban use. It highlights immediate power, efficiency, and reduced coal use by turning coal into electricity and back into travel. It notes cleanliness, flexibility, and lower wasted effort as key benefits for conservation.
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Roanoke
Mutlens
W. Va
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest The Home
A 1925 Edgar A Guest poem reflects on home as a humble shelter facing grief and pain. It asserts that love and faith shape home, with wisdom, strength, and prayer guiding through sorrow and joy within its walls.
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Edgar A. Guest
Fragmented Humor Echoes In A Rural Paper Page
A jumbled Slate of jokes and snippets covers farmers, Rotary talk, a London court scene, and quizmasters. It mixes quips about democracy, lawyers, false teeth in dogs, and a New York suicide joke with local notes on cyclists, weddings, and social foibles, all in a breezy, old-timey column vibe.
Prohibition talk and royal reminiscences from 1920s era columnist
Arthur Brisbane muses on Canadian beer trials and 16 to 1 Darwin debates, then shifts to royal court nerves of Americans in London. Amundsen North Pole flight, open swimming pools, and auto year projections follow. A New Castle housing surge and punchlines about fashion cap the uneven column.
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King George
Prince of Wales
Amserigan
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Amundsen
North Pole
Automobiles Under Scrutiny In Washington Cleanup Drive
City officials in Washington DC coordinate a raid to remove banners posters and signs from cars and streets. Reporters are targeted for advance notice while enforcement relies on a rumor mill and pay. The piece also discusses auto industry size and risks from lightning accidents and aging.
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M. O. Elridge
Washington
DE. C
Hart Named U S Minister to Albania In Washington Note
In a special Freak Name Club session a membership for J B Nutty was discussed. The piece notes his infamous status in Cook County Illinois and comments on wearing straw hats. Charleng C Hart, Washington journalist and new U S minister to Albania, is profiled as a veteran correspondent and Indiana born farm boy who started in country publishing. A mix of local gossip and public curiosity closes with reference to smallpox in Washington.
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J. B. Nutty
Cook County
Ulnais
Charleng C. Hart
United States
Albania
Washington
Mr. Hart
Indiana
There Is No Fear In Love Quote From John 4 18
A biblical verse notes that fear is driven by torment and those who fear are not made perfect in love. The quotation emphasizes perfect love casting out fear from 1 John 4.
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John
Sentence Sermons for Leaders and Workers
A leader of men should burn with ideals and inspire. A worker in demand must strive to be better than the best. Do not mix dangerous fuels as a host in your profession may pay with life. A sixty year old dependent should spend earnings before Saturday. A political candidate should inspect past records carefully. A home maker should prioritize creating a good home as life’s first task.
Newspaper veteran grounds San Francisno career arc
After leaving the army he returned to the newspaper field. He held posts in Manette and Indianapolis, then moved to Spokane in 1904 as city editor. For 16 years he was stationed in Washington as a correspondent for Northwestern and other newspapers.
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San Francisno
Tiude
Manete
Indianapolb
Spokane
Washingion
Northwestern
Crane on balance of mind and body in youth education
Dr. Frank Crane argues athletics form only a minor part of youth training and that the mind matters most. He warns against the tail wagging the dog in campus life, sports power, and prohibition debates, noting examples from universities and New York while urging restraint of overemphasis.
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New York
Tha McClure
Celebrated Births and Events in Historic Years
A compact roll of anniversaries lists figures like 1808 Thomas Hood born in London and 1868 Vic Carson dying at Fr Lyon Colorado. It notes 1878 John Joseph Kain consecrated bishop of West Virginia, and 1894 bank robbery victims in Longview Texas. Also mentions 1923 New York Governor Smith signing anti Ku Klux act.
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Thomas Hood
London
Vic Carson
Fr Lyon
Colo
Madisey County
John Joseph Kain
West Virginia
Louisiana
Longgiow
Tex
John W. Hoyt
Wyoming
Washington, D.C
Worthington
Smith
New York
Reluctant Duchess and a Rockefeller Wedding Coincidence
The piece notes a curious link between Alice Duer Miller's The Reluctant Duchess in an American Weekly with a large audience and a wedding notice for Abby Rockefeller to David M. Milton. It critiques the story’s portrayal of marrying into titled English life versus American ambition, and discusses the Rockefeller fortune’s ongoing American influence amid this literary contrast.
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Tian
Alice Duer Miller
Ducheys
Columo
New York
Ameran
Dirka
Dormier
England
Jacqueline
Duke
Paul ‘Travers
Waring S Ochinvar
Alice Duer
Lee of Winters
Young Travers
Court
London
Rockefellers
Memorial Service Planned by Big Beaver Grange
Memorial program to be rendered at Big Beaver Grange hall on Tuesday evening May 16 1925 includes Long by the grange Recitations by Arthur Beatty and Dorothy Miller Reading by Mrs James Beatty Music by Mrs Ben Patterson and Mrs Wm Davidson Jr Discussion and a Memorial Day talk by A Duncan A question on congressional funding for land development will be discussed Each participant is asked to prepare their own selections in memorial week context
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Tennessee
William J. Bryan
Big Beaver Grange Hall
The
Grange
Arthur Beatty
James Beatty
A. Duncan
Ben Patterson
Gray Foster
Tf Culloush
H.W. Dubbs
Wm. Davidson
Dorothy Miller
Wendell Walker
Sir Edward Hulton Dies In England
Leatherhead England Sir Edward Hulton former owner of a syndicate of newspapers died there today He recently devoted most of his interest to his racing stable He was born in life
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Leatherhead
England
Mar Aiternasional News Services
Sir Edward Hulton
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