Bluefield Daily Telegraph Motto and Address Notice
The Bluefield newspaper announces its establishment in 1893 and 1893. It is published by the en e severage Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Bluefield and is a member of the Associated Press. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed along with audit bureau and advertising details.
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En E Severage Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
Malin
West Virginia
Her Audit Bureau of Circulation
Katz Agency, Inc
Faithful Sunflower
A devotional reflection urges the heart to seek God with all diligence, comparing true devotion to a flower that constantly faces the sun. The quotation cites Jeremiah 29:13 and emphasizes persistent spiritual focus beyond reception of blessings.
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Richter
Experts and professionals shift burglary to high reward jobs
An analysis notes that seasoned burglars target high payoff crimes like bank robberies and safe crackers. It describes pre job surveys, victim habit studies, and a new silent one way mirror film system that helps police spot would be robbers casing a bank.
Policy by Straw Vote: Fed Board Under Political Pressure
The Federal Reserve Board, created as a non political agency, faces mounting complaints from Congress and the White House as discount rate hikes tighten credit. Critics accuse the board of yielding to outside pressure, turning policy into money management driven by vested interests in an election year.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Congress
White House
Martin
Lumbee Tribe Emerges as Official Name for Robeson Indians
In Robeson County North Carolina about 4000 people with roots among English settlers and native tribes have long lived without official recognition. The Senate in Washington has moved to designate the group as the Lumbee Tribe, ending years of nameless anonymity and awaiting formal acknowledgment.
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North Carolina
Robeson County
Walter Raleigh
America
Senate
Washington
Paris
National Assembly
China Rising Under Moscow Aid Reshapes Far East Policy
Ray Tucker reports that China under Mao Tse-tung, aided by the Soviet Union, is rapidly modernizing its economy, military, and infrastructure. The shift could alter Asia's balance, challenge U.S. aims, and influence nearby nations, including Pakistan, India, and Southeast Asia, amid a Franco-British and American context.
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Washington
China
United States
White House
State Department
Russia
Mao Tse-tung
Japan
Korea
Indo- China
Hollywood Wraps and Weddings Glitter in Celebrity Gatherings
Reporter notes at a Hollywood event reveal writer Phil Warnes suing Jack Wagner, Mario Lanza, and Tony Mann for damages tied to a shelved Warner project The Golden Voice. Guests admired gifts and guard protection as Terry Moore and others discuss future plans and unhindered union.
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Hollywood
Toni Warnes
Phil Bewares
Agues
Jack Wagner
Mario Lanza
Tony Mann
Warner
Lanza
Golden Voice
Yordan
Warner Brothers
Steuben
Ald Hughes
Poppa Wayne
Terry Moore
Terry
Bever Hills
Caracas
Venezuela
New York
Bob Hope
Palm Springs
Cerin
Ann Blyth
Ray Milland
Henry Hathaways
Henry Fonda
Ward Bond
Robert Stacks
Loretta Young
Tom Lewis
In Case You Find Mistakes This Is For A Purpose
A long note on newspaper mistakes and the vanity of accuracy. The piece recalls a hospital executive complain and a front page anecdote about a forgotten story, plus another tale about spelling errors after moving to a new building. It notes the danger of burying mistakes as records.
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New England
Bluefield Hospital
Jerry Me- Devitt
Jerry Mc- Devitt
Jerry
Jennings
Congress
Capitol Airlines
Elins
Huntington Athletic Club
Cam
Cam Henderson
Dusting Off The Cuff In Town Humor and Gossip
A salon of snippets where editors tease each other about city editors and Elks club scenes. The piece lampoons a sports editor missing in action while the clothier gifts humorous underwear and readers send odd pant styles to the paper.
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Society
Elks Club
Wage talks under way in steel industry possible midsummer strike
Lou Schneider reports wage negotiations between management and steel labor began with preliminary talks through June 21. A July 1 strike remains a possibility but production is expected to dip in summer with output possibly below 1955 levels. Arguments hinge on 20 cent per hour raises versus an 18 cent cap.
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Steel Industry Management
Armco Steel
W. W. Sebald
Losure
Free trade debate and steel strike avoidance in 1955 context
The article discusses efforts to avoid a steel strike and notes 1955 sales improving amid concerns over a new cancer scare. It cites cigarette advertising totals, questions about free foreign trade among free nations, and reader inquiries on firm sales gains and mergers, highlighting competitive labor costs and brand retention.
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Washington, D. C
Springfield
Bob Moses shakes New York skyline in Spain funded plan
H J Phillips notes the explosive impact of planner Bob Moses as he returns from Spain with a bold project to remove 18 blocks and redraw Columbus Circle area. The colorful commissioner faces mixed reactions as he touts sweeping changes while critics warn of overreach and tree removal.
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New York
Columbus Circle
Bob Moses
Spain
Christopher
Paine
Moses
Fannie Hurst
Central Park
Mr. Moses
Robert
Redhot Bobbie
Bob
Radio City
Manhattan Island
Skyline changes stun visitors amid hopeful prisoners plea
Visitors are astonished by city skyline shifts while calls persist to free American prisoners in Red China. Frank Merriwell, praised as a spotless hero, is set for film and TV work, though Hollywood may alter his image. Clinton, Connecticut funds air conditioning for its summer theater, and Art Carney signs for Seven Year Itch. A Dubuque warden suggests prisoners receive daily news to aid contentment behind bars.
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Red China
Frank Merriwell
Hollywood
Connecticut
Clinton
Art Carhey
Gleason
Dickens
Runyon
Ambassador Clare Luce may resign Italy post soon
Washington reports say Clare Boothe Luce is recuperating in New York and expected to resign her Italy post. Aspirants to succeed her include Wiley Buchanan. Luce may seek another overseas assignment or join Eisenhower's re election campaign once cleared medically.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
New York
Italy
White House
Dulles
Wiley Buchanan
Luxembourg
E Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Paris
London
State Department
India
Connecticut
United Tes
Luce
Rome
Wheeler
Trieste
Foreign Office
Gronchi
America
Brownell grilled on civil rights by Senate committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Attorney General Herb Brownell over civil rights policy and delays. Senators Hennings and O Mahoney faulted four years of inaction while Brownell cited lack of invitations to testify and incomplete records. The sessions highlighted disputed letters and requests for a department position on voting rights and a civil rights commission.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Ike
Herb Brownell
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brownell
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyom
Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Hennings
Henings
Department of Justice
Subcommittee of Constitutional Rights
Rownell
Department of Justce
Rogers
Southwest Virginia Dental Society Holds Annual Meeting Here
Capt William Bradburn National Good Roads Association survey of roads and streets in the city as the Southwest Virginia Dental Society meets for its annual gathering. A mixture of local and visiting figures attends events at Bland Street Methodist church and Berea College commencement in Kentucky.
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The
Southwest Virginia Dental Society
William Bradburn
National Good Roads Association
West Virginia Bakers Association
Germany
Squirrels Targeted in Washington
Lincoln Star satirizes a plan to round up capital squirrels to the National Zoo amid alleged political dodges. Editors claim officials use disease fears as a pretext to rid the city’s furry residents and warn the move will backfire.
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Lincoln Star
White House
Little Furry Brethren
National Zoological Park
Washington
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