Nothing to fear on Bond Issue No 1 vote
The article urges a November vote on Bond Issue No 1 to fund a six year state building program with bonds paid by a one cent cigarette tax. It argues no tax increases, limits yearly use to 30 million, 20 year maturity, with roughly half for mental health and public education buildings and the rest for a state office building. It endorses the plan as safe and sufficient.
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Ise
Ohio University
State Board of Control
Truman’s Surprise Endorsement Shifts 1956 Democratic Talk
The former president’s praise for Harriman signals a personal tilt in the 1956 Democratic race. Truman also noted Stevenson’s strong state support, while acknowledging Illinois would be less clear. A Gallup poll still put Stevenson ahead, with Harriman rarely second, suggesting the party’s front runners remain Stevenson and Kefauver.
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Harriman
Stevenson
Truman
New York State
Ilinois
Baili
Eisenhower
Hannan
Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman neutrality in Democratic nomination race discussed
Former President Truman wavers on backing Stevenson for the Democratic nomination, while Averell Harriman emerges as a potential rival. The talk centers on Truman influence, Stevenson prospects, and Harriman's public neutrality. The piece notes Truman’s past support for Stevenson and hints at a Tammany buildup for Stevenson.
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Don
Averell Harriman
New York
Truman
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Harriman
Albany
N.Y
Markman
Tammany Hall
Carmine DeSapio
Teaver
Franklin’s turkey as national bird debate echoed in Lancaster
Lancaster readers hear of Benjamin Franklin’s preferred turkey as emblem over the bald eagle. A later warning from Herbert Beck, Franklin and Marshall College retiree, predicts the bald eagle’s possible extinction by 2005, citing a decline tracked by ornithology expert Charles Broley and an Eagle Man network.
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Lancaster
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Ben
America
United States
Herbert H. Beck
Franklin and Marshall College
Washington, D.C
Beck
Charles Broley
Tampa
Fla
Case History of a Psychiatrist in a Juvenile Delinquency Rate
Dr George W Crane discusses church involvement and family counseling in a Chicago pastor's case, arguing clergy play a key role in preventing delinquency. He critiques religious apathy and promotes monogamy, marital advice, and psychologically informed guidance for parents and clergy.
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Tamart
George W. Crane
Carl M. Poe
First Church of God
Chicago
Middle West
Horoscope for Tonon and period guidance pieces
The text offers a mixed astrology note advising postponing action for Tonon as restrictive influences pass in about 24 hours. It predicts evenings favor social and cultural pursuits, with a favorable birthday month ahead and cautious financial guidance for the next three months. It highlights harmonious domestic life for months and notes a child born on this day will be honorable and affectionate.
St Teresa’s Morgantown Joins In Wedding Of Skergon and Larue
Miss Margret Louise Skergon wed Gerald Marshall Larue at St Teresa’s Church Morgantown on Sept 30 with Rev Robert Weiskircher officiating. The bride’s sister Patricia Skergon sang, and Richard Skergon served as best man. A breakfast for 25 followed at Richard’s Restaurant then a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 802 Price St Morgantown. the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Skergon and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Orland Larue of Nitro. The groom will graduate from West Virginia University School of Forestry in January.
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Hartford
St. Teresa's
Morgantown
Margret Louise Skergon
Gerald Marshall Larue
Robert Weiskircher
Patricia Skergon
J. C. Skergon
Orland Larue
Nitro
The Coward by Ray Lapica continues a tense flight from past fears
In 1953 Roger Tim confronts fear and a haunting past with Clair in a tense drama of escape. Tim’s guilt over a wartime incident haunts their plan to reach Detroit while pursued by rivals. Ben Traskis plots from New York, weighing family danger and a future ruined by crime, as resources dwindle and loyalties fracture.
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Tim
Clair
New York
France
Altake
Hhad
Pasteur
Vinton Area Clubs Hold Meetings and Social Events
Urren punts-9 mark's Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs Elmer Newberry home for regular session. North Mason Older Rural Youth group held meeting in White Church basement with Vice President Tom Fry presiding. Plans included a Wiener Roast Oct 12 at Jesse Brown farm and a teen family party in the church basement. Paul Rickard led September program on manners and hosting. Vernon Star Duster 4-H invited Hill-Billie 4-H to public meeting. a Movie Fan 4-H was shown by Agent Russell Priddy. About 100 attended the Bartholomew wedding at the bride's parents home. newlyweds reside in Indianapolis. Liola Jean Roush, Marshall College student, visited family. Mr Webb's mother from Prestonsburg, Ky, also visited. PCA dinner at Beech Hill. Several local names and addresses appear in community notes including White, Vinton Route 2. Satsad Mon Blaine Poling. Quiche. Chan.
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Urren
Mark's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Elmer Newberry
Frank McDermitt
North Mason
White Church
Tom Fry
Paul Rickard
Rickards
Vernon Star Duster
Vernon Lab House
Russell Priddy
Cloyd Bartholomew
C. C. Blessing
Indianapond
Liola Jean Roush
Marshall College
Anetted
Webb
Prestonsburg
PCA
Beech Hill
Breakfast to Televise and Variety Time Schedule
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs from breakfast at 6:00 to late evening. Notable items include Morning news with Margaret McBride, Alan's Family, Johnny Olsen’s Second Chance, Break the Bank, and Strike It Rich. Also listed are Romances Drama, Compassion, Lopes Alone News, and Latin Quarter with a mix of entertainment and talk segments across various times.
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Eany
Stargaret
McBride
Rhee Gedfrey
Abe Tyan
Alan
Johnny Olsen
Mort
Lopes
Mbe Wonderful Cycbe
Martin Block
Gre
Abe Aby Mercer
Cbe
Abe
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World Today
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Ray Lapica
Cleveland
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Sghway 20
Detroit
Sharon
Ben Traskis
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Grandfathers Place
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Tim Rogers
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End
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Cheney
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Reellis
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Marine
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Bee
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