Local Bluefield Telegraph Publisher Listing 1866
The fragment lists the Baily Telegraph publication details from 1866 including the Bluefield address 413 Bland Street and printing company The Associated Press usage. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail and mentions general circulation and advertising representation terms.
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Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
All News
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency, Inc
Victory Through Faith Quote An Ancient Text Note
A brief religious quotation from scripture and Shakespeare style line praising divine victory. The fragment references 1 Corinthians 15 and a sentiment of triumph through God and Jesus Christ.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Back the Attack safety drive boosts highway program
A nationwide Back the Attack campaign is paired with a 13-year highway program as traffic safety efforts gain momentum. The National Safety Council reports a 12 percent drop in October highway deaths, offset by a 5 percent rise in 1956 deaths through October, while officials urge stronger enforcement and federal support to curb fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Congress
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Eisenhower
Curtice
Commerce Department
House of Representatives
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Governors’ Conference Committee On
Auto Show Signals Push for New Cars in 1956
The 1956 national auto show opens in New York City on December 8. Production has lagged behind optimistic forecasts, with total 1956 sales expected near 5.9 million if December output worsens. GM margins dominate. Ford and Chrysler trail. 1957 models introduce sharper designs with more horsepower.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
New York City
R. §. McNamara
Ford
Roy Abernethy
American Motors
Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
Political shifts in 1960s election map unfold
Washington analysts map a future politico economic landscape from 1958 to 1964, noting rising white collar power, growing female and elderly voters, and expanding security needs. They project AFL C IO strategy changes, party competition for minority ballots, and declining farm numbers shaping 1964 outcomes.
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Washington
Furr
Derand
Afl-Cio
Ava Gardner denies divorce plans amid Mexico move for Sun Also Rises
Hollywood gossip notes Ava Gardner arrival in Mexico to star in The Sun Also Rises sparks divorce speculation tied to possible marriage to Walter Chiari. Other items mention Jayne Mansfield with Marineland, plans for Peter Viettel on Adamson Of Africa, and Debbie Reynolds Eddie Fisher pairing for Bundle Of Joy premiere.
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Hollywood
Ava Gardner
Mee
Frank Aiin
Mexico
Dana Wynter
Greg Bautzer
Ava
Walter Chiari
Jayne Mansfield
Marineland of the Pacific
Mayerling
Mel Ferrer
Audrey Hepburn
Lunt
Fontaiine
Rita Hayworth
Peter Viettel
Adamson
Africa
Peter
Rita
Aly Khan
Anessa Brown
Jean Peters
Vanessa
Jean
20Th Fox
Mario Lanza
New York
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Debbie
Eddie
Elia Kazan
Caroll Baker
Joel
Wichita
Cork, walls, and a writer's warehouse life in ruin
Robert Ruark confesses a chaotic mash of cork industry trials and personal backstory. He details failed cork wallpaper, pricey factory dreams in Pennsylvania, and the slog of entrepreneurship amid a swapped life, ending with domestic frictions and a ruined dinner.
Too Much Cork Sends Him On Long Journey
A narrative fragment describes a man facing a tedious trek prompted by cork production. It mentions a cork house, passports, and high costs, with references to Palafrugell, Tanganyika, and tsetse flies. The speaker pleads not to buy the cork product, highlighting personal fatigue and frustration.
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Pa Ain
DuPonts
Cork
Mama
Palafrugell
Rockefeller
Tanganyika
Record High U S Income Spurs Department Store Sales Rise
Federal Reserve reports personal income in the United States this year is up sharply, lifting department store sales 4 to 5 percent in the first nine months. The records, sheet music and instruments department led gains at 18 percent, with other departments posting 5 to 9 percent increases. Some areas and certain lines show declines, while overall sales rise from last year.
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United States
Federal Reserve
Enerry
Urs
Fed
Eee A Tepek — S
Buffalo
Scranton
Erie
Nashville
Sacramento
Lowell
Mass
Lexington
Toledo
Washington
Kansas City
Providence
R. I
Los Angeles
al Defice Management
Gas Ioolientel Stenufacturers Association
Mills
Boers Org
Battelle Institute
Davey Tree
America
Opinion Research Corp
UAW Case on Campaign Expenditures Heads to Supreme Court
In 1955 four workers’ union funding actions under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act are challenged as unconstitutional. The UAW pleads not guilty, arguing the expenditures were informational, not political contributions. The judge calls the matter a free speech issue and the Supreme Court will decide if labor unions may engage in political messaging under the law.
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Department of Workers
SRS Sos. Co
Co 5 Selene
Techel
UAW
Frank A. Picard
Roosevelt
United States Vs. Construction & Lab. L.A
Supreme Court
High Court To Hear Contribution Case
The high court will hear a case on political contributions and restrictions. The decision could force Congress to reconsider funding rules and political activity limits, prompting critical deliberation on how money influences lawmaking.
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High Court
Odd Ball News Capsule From The Nation
A jumble of remarks touches on Air Force Academy uniforms a new cadet walk and football, Sal Maglie winning a league award, a posthumous prize for Kid Stalin, a department store Santa with a nylon beard, California rising in population on the next census and a wary note on Olympic goodwill and transport.
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Air Force Academy
Breakup of Austro Hungarian border and Hungary’s fate
The piece reviews Allied control in Hungary after 1945, noting Soviet dominance, US and British limited influence, and unmet calls for democratic governments. It discusses Potsdam and Yalta disagreements, free elections, and a 1947 peace treaty that critics say enabled Soviet satellite status and led to Hungarian suffering.
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Spaceaven
Tito
Hungary
Allied Control Commission
Russia
United
United States
Soviet Russia
Rce
Red States
Great Britain
Potsdam
Truman
Stalin
Italy
Soviet Union
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yalta
United Nations
Europe
Hitler
Eisenhower advisers fret over fiscal policy amid bond pains
The piece details rising interest rates to 3.174 percent, inflation pressures, and credit tightness hitting small business and investors. It notes government debt dynamics, the rediscount rate, Burns resignation, Patman’s probe plan, and Aramco’s oil pipeline exemption amid Arab-Suez tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Allan
Hoover
Treasury
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
The
Humphrey
Arthur Burns
Congresman Wright Patman
Texas
Congress
Fifty Years Ago Modern Woodmen Officers Installed
A Daily Telegraph note recalls a 50 year mark when Modern Woodmen of America installed officers at a meeting. James T Carey and Capt C Heck went hunting in Montgomery county.
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Woodmen
Amery
James T. Carey
Capt. C. Heck
Montgomery County
Spotlight on Hungary editorial in Christian Science Monitor
The piece urges the U N to investigate a likely murder in Hungary and to present the country’s story to aid Asian and African nations resisting communism. It argues civilized humanity must tell Hungarys tale and reveal the brutality of the Soviet system to those at risk.
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Christian Science Monitor
Hungary
U. N
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Hugh [Ke Shott
Highways and Safety
Ray Tucker
Sam Ne
GOP
Ike
Sheilah Graham
Ancient
Syria
Robert Ruark
Louis Bowen Waillbon
Encoumonsense
Gene A
Elmer Roessner
Raymond Moley
Papas
Soaper
Sal Maglie
National League
Kid Stalin
Santa Claus
California
Geo. Sokolsky
Empire
Danubian
Drew Pearson
Sosuhower
Office of Small Business
Merry
Charles Taylor
London
Taylor
England
Mueller
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph P. Adams
Civil Aeronautics Board
Adams
U. S. Marine Corps
Massachusetts
Saltonstall
Kennedy
Senate Republican Conference
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican National Committee
Reed Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Benson
Nixon
House Ways and Means Committee
Russell Harrington
Congressmen
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Arabian-American Oil Company
Saudi Arabia
Sidon
Aramco
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of California
Ewn Company
Socony
France
Winthrop Aldrich
Standard of N. J
Douglas Dillon
Dillon Reed
Daily Telegraph
Herbert H. Asquith
Dr. Martin
Tazewell
Giles County
T. R. Smoot
Miami
Florida
Russell Farley
Jimmy Young
Jefferson
Los
Ginger Rogers
Walter S. Newman
V.P.I
Bluefield Post
Riley West
American Legion
Atlantic News-Telegraph
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