Bluefield Daily Telegraph Log of Late 1893Notes
The notice provides publication details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph including publication schedule under the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia and legal post office entry as of December 15 1893. It notes Associated Press rights and subscription terms by carrier and mail with regional rates and advertising representation by The Katz Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
West Virginia
Western powers must prepare to meet the communism threat
The author argues China may turn communist under Soviet influence, risking a global shift in power. He urges a strengthened Western alliance, rearmament, and economic rehabilitation in Europe to outpace the Soviet bloc and avoid a possible new world war, praising American capitalism and democratic freedoms as proof of success.
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China
Russia
United States
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Red
Europe
Asia
Washington
Soviet Union
Western
Soviet Bloc
Red China
America
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Donald Hiss
State Department
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Communist Party
Issac Don Levine
Adolf A. Berle Jr
State
State and Justice Departments
Amerasia
Dies Committee
Department of Justice
Harold Ware
Biddle
FBI
Congress
Pat Hurley
Joe” Stilwell
George Marshall
Chiang Kai-shek
Neville Chaberlain
Munich
Hitler
Chambers
Prince Konove
Japan
Unite
Cairo
Yalta
Germany
Kurile Islands
Korea
Manchuria
Harry Truman
United States of America
Enterprise And Capitalism Make World Worth Living In
A statement from AT T New York notes the United States with 6 percent of world population holds almost three-fifths of global telephones 60 600 000. US has 34 867 000 telephones in service at year start one per four persons with three million installed since. American dominance spans motor vehicles sanitation and home comforts highlighting bath tubs running water furnace heat and electric power.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
United States
America
European Rehabilitation Faces Critics of Its Aid Plan
The piece argues the United States faces criticism of its foreign aid program as European nations and others suspect motives behind rehabilitation efforts. It notes Soviet propaganda portrays U S aid as imperialistic while beneficiaries value the relief provided.
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United States
Editorial Attacks Santa Claus Myth In Psychology Talks
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes Dr Ludolf Bollmeier of Dallas urged ending little white lies about Santa at a Southern Psychiatric Association talk. It recalls past critics in 1929 1936 and 1945 linking Santa myths to delinquency and even atomic fears.
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Santa Claus
Ludolf N. Bollmeier
ST. Nick
Southern Psychiatric Association
Dallas
Bollmeier
Michigan
Kris Kringle
I. E. McDougle
Goucher College
DR. Bollmeier
Santa
S. Claus
Harry Truman
Dewey
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Discontented Lady Nags and Demands Respect
A critical portrait describes a perpetually dissatisfied woman who nags from dawn to night. She rejects her family's affection and her few friends, insisting she is more important than others and seeking constant bowing and scraping.
Truman and Dewey meeting at Idlewild Airport notarized remark
Washington gossip recounts the only Truman Dewey exchange during the campaign at Idlewild Airport last June when Whalen introduced them. Mundt Nixon push to reform un American Activities Committee and the microfilm pumpkin caper unfold with secrecy and missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grover Whalen
New York
Truman
Dewey
Idlewild Airport
Whalen
White House
Parnell Thomas
Gendee
Baltimore
Robert Stripling
un-American Activities Committee
Jerry Klutz
Washington Post
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
UN- American Activities Committee
Westminster
Stripling
FBI
Justice Department
Veterans Administration
D. M. Ladd
Campbell
House
Mundt
Nixon
Lizzie Rose thanks piano icon Maryla Jonas at Carnegie Hall
A column reveals Billy Rose plans a playful thank you to pianist Maryla Jonas. He describes sending red ribbons and vintage champagne to a blonde pianist, noting Jonas’s celebrated status and dramatic life story.
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Eleanor
Carnegie Hall
Maryla Jonas
Jerome Bohm
New York Herald Tribune
Teresa Carreno
Hemingway
Sigmund Freud
Maryla
Jonas
Warsaw
Champagne Caviar To A Brave Polish Pianist
The Polish pianist Maryla, a Berlin and Warsaw star, survived Nazi terror after fleeing to Portugal and Brazil. She lost family in Poland, faced trauma and guilt over piano playing, and briefly paused her career before a famed pianist urged a return.
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Berlin
Beaucoup
Warsaw
Hitler
Poland
Germany
Marvna
Maryla
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Artur Rubinstein
Rio
Medico
Burt Lancaster Replaces Boyer as Sirocco Lead
Hollywood gossip notes Burt Lancaster slated to star as the top boy replacing Charles Boyer in Sirocco. Jane Greer seeks release from RKO contract while Greer Garson and Buddy Fox celebrate a March wedding trip in Pebble Beach. Eve Arden endures earthquake scare. Jennifer Jones and Robert Walker wedding talk resurfaces.
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Burt Lancaster
Top Boy
Boyer
Hollywood
Charles Boyer
Burt
Jane Greer
Howard Hughes
RKO
Jane
Jack Benny
Music Corporation of America
Jules Stein
Jules
Greer Garson
Buddy Fogelson
England
Pebble Beach
Farley Granger
Geraldine Brooks
Roseanna McCoy
Farley
Pat Neal
Joan Caulfield
Europe
Ingrid Bergman
France
Eve Arden
Palm Springs
Eve
Joan Fontaine
Olivia de Havilland
Joan
Mrs. Goodrich
Goodrich
Olivia
Peter Lawford
Janet Leigh
Ciro’s
Janet
Stanley Reams
Robert Walker
Topeka
Kansas
Jennifer Jones
David Selznick
Mr. Walker
Jennifer
Robert
Unity and cooperation from below as well as above
A letter from H J Phillips to Charles Sawyer argues that prosperity relies on mutual loyalty to employers and responsible effort from workers. It laments distrust of bosses and calls for renewed commitment to the success of business amid advances for workers.
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Charles
Washington
Transition From Worker To Employer Drawback
A letter from Elmer laments the shift in attitude as workers become employers. He notes the distrust between new business owners and former colleagues, stressing that small businesses face the toughest struggles to hire and operate. He argues self reliance and mutual respect are crucial in the old American tradition.
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Karl Mundt
South Dakota
House
American Activities Committee
Mundt
House Committee On un-American Activities
Nixon
California
Thomas
Elmer
Christmas Dinner Plans and Toy Bargains Highlight Holiday Shopping
A reader mentions hosting a dozen for Christmas dinner this year while shopping for gifts. Advertisements tout children’s toys at fifty cents and up with a stop at the local Five and Ten for a present for Junior.
Sokolsky Questions on State Department Red Scare
Geo Sokolsky raises a series of pointed questions about the State Department during the wartime and postwar eras. He attacks alleged communist influence and the handling of espionage cases while challenging President Truman's stance and loyalty debates.
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Presbyterian Church
Vivian
Edward Emmett
Red” Bevydurn
Hom Moses
Harry Moses
Gary
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Fifty Years Ago Nominated Postmaster At Bluefield
The Daily Telegraph notes J E Martin was nominated to succeed D Howe Johnston as Bluefield postmaster. Joseph Evans and local meat dealers returned from Montgomery County with steers for the Christmas market. The item also records other historical notes from forty to twenty years ago including marriages, deaths, and local events.
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J. E. Martin
Bluefield
D. Howe Johnston
Joseph Evans
Montgomery County
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The
Katz Agency
Samuel Johnson
Drew Pearson
Merry
Defense Forrestal
Forrestal
Margaret Truman
Matt McCloskey
Arthur Greenfield
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Democratic County Committee
Luther Hart
Isadore Ostroff
Stanley Wohl
Billy Rose
Warsaw Philharmonic
Paderewski
Fuehrer
Fraulein
Bassy
Sheilah Graham
William Holden
Lona Hanson
Rita Hayworth
Marshall Thompson
Barbara Long
Richard Long
Clark Gable
Clark
Beverly Hills
Fred MacMurray
Kathryn Grayson
Mario Lanza
Katie
Hubby
Johnnie Johnston
Paulette Goddard
Anna Lucasta
Margaret Lockwood
Johnston
Paulette
Mitch Leisen
Gloria de Haven
John Payne
Gloria
Charles Sawyer
Secretary of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Junior
Geo. Sokolsky
Hiss
Daily Telegraph
Ruby Claire Roberts
East Radford
A. F. Cannady
Richlands, Va
Radord
T. E. King Insurance Company
Matoaka
Clovis B
Tobe” Wilson
William E. Albright
Bertha L. Thompson
Grace Methodist Church
Ruby Tibbs
West Graham
John H. Mason
Mississippi
Weaver Stowers
Sunny Point
Norfolk and Western Railway
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