Local News and Rates in West Virginia Paper 1866 1953
Fragmentary clipping notes subscription rates at forty cents per week for Dead y and Senger in West Virginia. Mentions audit bureau of circulation and a representative agency. Publication credits unclear but references Baily Telegraph and Associated Press.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Iciace
Esa Ae Eta de
Soca
Associated Press
PT Acdjesnd
Conse and al
Wes Virginie Ie
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kets Agency, Inc
Lord's doing and metaphor in religious thought
A compact reflection contrasts the Lord's marvellous acts with a broader view where metaphysical God is only an idea. It then asserts that the God of religion as Maker and sovereign judge wields genuine power over heaven and earth and human actions.
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Mark
Heaven
Earth
Joubert
Bathing Too Often Harms Skin Says Buffalo Doctor
Dr Earl Osborn a Buffalo dermatologist argues daily baths strip natural oils and harm skin linking low bathing rates with fewer skin disorders. He cites his publications and suggests modern convenience fuels excessive washing reducing skin health.
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Earl Osborn
Buffalo
Osborn
Mother
Dr. Osborn
Russia Tightens Grip in Austria Amid Occupation Shift
The Soviet Union tightens pressure in Austria after Moscow refuses to sign the Austrian draft treaty and orders subordination of Austrian authorities. The United States protests the May 17 summons of Chancellor Raab and escalated interference in Austria's internal affairs under Malenkov.
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Austria
East Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Julius Raab
U. S
Malenkov
Stalin
Breathing Spell Says No Immediate Indochina War Risk
US News and World Report predicts no immediate U.S. involvement in Indochina as observers note cycles of crises. They argue Washington will likely avoid a shooting war for many months due to the need for substantial military support and distant theaters.
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U. S. News and World Report
Indochina
Washington
U.S
McCarthy - Stevens - Cohn
Indo-China
Geraldine
Greenwich Village
Chris Jorgensen
Denmark
McCarthy Indictment Debate Frays Ike White House
Democratic critics press for legal action against Senator McCarthy citing sections of Title 18 Civil Code as a permanent safeguard. They warn that McCarthy has solicited 2,000,000 federal employees to aid his challenge to executive powers while Republicans split over how to handle the confrontation.
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Washington
Joe” McCarthy
John L. McClellan
Kart
Eisenhower
Herberne Jr
McCarthy
Brownell
United States
Canney
Army
J. Edgar Hoover
Ike
DeCarthy
Defense
State
Treasury Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Council
White House
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Republican Senatorial Co Committee
Victor A. Johnson
Senate
McLarthy
Joe
Powder Gourd Passed Through Bolling Lineage in North Carolina
The article recounts Benjamin Bolling trading a powder horn for a gourds only used to carry shot and powder during the American Revolution. The gourd stayed in the Bolling family from Benjamin to Jeremiah Amos Benton Bolling and is now held by Benton Bolling’s wife for seed beans.
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Benjamin Bolling
Wilkes County
North Carolina
Guesses River
Bolling
Virginia
Jeremiah Bolling
Amin Lling
Bolling Short
Flat Gap Cemetery
Jeremiah
Amos
John Bolling
Amos Bolling
Bullfighting Costs as Entertainment Bargain for Varadero Plan
A narrator weighs the economics of Latin American bullfighting to gauge a proposed Varadero arena. Costs include 20 000 seat stadiums with staff, bulls costing up to 1000 each, matadors earning 6000 to 21000 per show, banderilleros, picadors, and extensive logistics. Estimated per show outlay nears 30000 with potential 100 for front-row seats and 36000 takings for two bulls in Mexico City decades ago.
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Bill Liebow
Varadero Beach
Cuba
Bill
Varadero
Exce
Sidney Franklin
Torero
Latin America
Manolete
Mexico City
Ives
Ernest Hemingway
Hay
Roberts Ruark On Public Appetite For Gender Change Trends
Robert Ruark critiques the public fascination with gender transition and cross dressing, noting media sensationalism and social stigma. He argues for individual rights but condemns publicity-driven freakism and the normalization of surgical changes in society.
It Takes Very Little To Start A Trend
An opinion piece notes how a small change sparks public discussion and jokes about Christine gender transitions. The author defends traditional views, cites Chrissie-pie as a trigger, and jokes about medical changes while warning of broader social shifts.
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Willie Sutton
Joe McCarthy
Christine
Jorgensen
Chrissie-pie
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Steelworkers seek wage gains amid 1954 pattern talks
United Steelworkers press new contract demands on U.S. Steel as negotiations run at 70 percent output with 190000 jobless and 260000 under 40 hour weeks. Leaders predict a modest 7 cent per hour settlement, avoiding inflationary impact and continuing friendly talks.
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CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
American Iron & Steel Institute
Labor and Industry Trends Amid 1954 Outlook
Trade insiders expect freight costs to be absorbed as steel capacity remains idle. Labor gains a few hundred thousand jobs but 2,000,000 unemployed persists. Managers invest in modern labor saving machines to cut costs, raising future labor demand. Chicago forecast a 1954 dip in installment buying affecting appliances sales. Airline travel to rise about 10 percent, but earnings may dip due to costs. Russia’s merchant fleet counts 1,020 ships totaling 2,-]
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Chicago
T. H. Silbert
World Trade Intelligence
Russia
Steelworkers Set 1954 Pay Pattern Readouts
Steelworkers discuss a 1954 pay pattern tied to a shipment of 264000 tons with only 174 above 4000 tons. Most ships aged 5 to 10 years number 38, while 9 percent exceed 26 years. Japanese and European yards are active on Russian contracts.
Baltimore Oriole praise and aviation jests in spring notes
A playful nature snippet ruminates on Orioles lore and national symbols. It quips about aviation figures Lindbergh and Dizzy Dean, notes spring markers like robin sightings and baseball, and jokes about panty raids while poking fun at Petrov embassy incidents and shifting Soviet narratives.
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Dizzy Dean
Remembering Brownie a devoted dog's final days and love
A personal reflection on the bond with a dog named Brownie. The narrator recalls Brownie's life from her birth to her death, describing how she comforted, protected, and connected the family, including memories of Ward Bond and daily routines. The piece meditates on dogs understanding emotion and offering silent support amid hardship.
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Brownie
Ireland
Dammit
Igium
France
Germany
Brownle
Ward Bond
Brownlie
Hollywood
Ward
King Features
Sputleske
Fifty Years Ago North Fork Mayor Visits City
A retrospective note recalls North Fork mayor L G Toney visiting the city fifty years ago. Other items mention John Roberts returning from Saltville Virginia and a century old reference to political and military events.
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L. G. Toney
Northfork
John Roberts
Saltville, Va
Dewey Awakens Ike on McCarthyism and Wisconsin setback
A year and a half after Governor Dewey advised Eisenhower to confront McCarthyism, the President accepted the issue but faced internal GOP resistance. Dewey urged a Milwaukee speech, but Summerfield and allies redirected Ike to praise Marshall. McCarthy persists in cabinet opposition, with Hunt funding pro-McCarthy media in Illinois and Minnesota.
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Washington
Dewey
Eisenhower
Chicago
Illinois
Dwight Green
Curley Brooks
Senate
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Republican Party
GOP
Summerfield
Tom Coleman
Wisconsin
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Ike
Midwest
George Marshall
Joe
Marshall
Pere Marquette
Peoria
White House
Tom Dewey
Brownell
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Far East
Poems the Rescue
A shy boy recalls a tense school assembly in an old hall. Teachers and townspeople fill the room while the narrator stumbles at his turn, then spots a friend in the front row and finds his voice.
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Mar
Teacher
Prim
Harold Willard Gleason
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Trump
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West Point
Annapolis
Nelson Eddy
Dick Powell
Petrov
Australia
Geo. Sokolsky
Pet
Idaily Telegraph
Owen
Mexico
Pocahontas Coal Operators Association
William D. Ord
Isaac T. Mann
Jairus Collins
John J. Lincoln
Morriss Watts
James Elwood Jones
Floyd Cunningham
D. H. Barger
W.E.E. Koepler
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Republican National Committee
Walter 8. Hallanan
West Virginia
U. S. Senate
Rome
Fifth Rmy
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Sense
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Solution
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Facts Forum
Minnesota
Ilinois
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Bob Gros
California
Gros
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Castedine
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Henry Wallace
Agriculture
New Republic
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