Telegraph House Masthead and Notice from 1893
Baily Telegraph 1866 Hugh Ike Shott 1953 published 1893. Issued every morning by Telegraph Co. 412 Bland Street Birefield West Virginia. Associated Press member and exclusive rights to publication of news dispatches and local news. Subscription rates by carrier and fees listed. Advertising representative Kats Agency and telephone 617.
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the Telegraph Co
Bland Street
Birefield W. Va
Associated Press
Asm
Audit Bureau +t
Kats Agency
Ine Telephone
Fragmented Prayer Message from Readers
A damaged verse fragment expresses greeting to Israel and urges trust in the Lord with archaic phrasing and biblical allusions. The text includes religious exhortation and marginal references to names and sources, reflecting a devotional or literary column fragment.
International Coffee Bureau aims to steady world prices
The article reports drops in retail and wholesale coffee prices from 1954 peaks and outlines plans for an International Coffee Bureau in New York. Delegates from the Americas form a committee to draft a constitution, seek Asian and African participation, and propose quotas to regulate supplies and stabilize prices.
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International Coffee Bureau
New York
Santos
International Bureau
Alkindar Monteiro Junqueira
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Central
South America
Caribbean
Brazil
Colombia
Mexico
el Salvador
Pan American Coffee Bureau
United States
Senhor Montiero
Richard M. Nixon
Bureau
Washington
Congress
Commodities Exchange Act
Federal Trade Commission
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
U.S
F.T.C
New York Exchange
New York Coffee and Sugar Clearing Association
Exchange
Gustavo Lobo, Jr
Senate Banking
Lobo
Soviet ratifies War saw pact to build Eastern bloc command
The Soviet Union ratifies the Warsaw Pact creating a united Eastern Europe military command. Premier Bulganin defends the alliance in a long speech, framing NATO as aggressive and urging opposition to Western plans. Moscow escalates propaganda to fear Western defenses and block Western plans.
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Soviet Union
Eastern Europe
Moscow
Bulganin
Russia
Presidium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin Tred
Red heckling and political talk in postwar era letters
A column surveys Cold War era debates and opinions. It discusses Soviet influence, Nixon and California politics, Budenz and press conformity, plus calls to support or resist Soviet and Chinese actions and debates over Quemoy and Matsu. The piece centers on public figures and ideological tensions of the era.
Hammock Health Talk Provokes Ordinary Man’s Misfortune
A man in McLean Virginia vents about a doctor’s hammock health column and a harmless rest under a maple tree ends with a hornet sting. He notes the bite swelled his forehead and jokes about his bride applying baking paste for relief.
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Mclean
Hold Hammock Misadventure Ends With Blindness Claim
A patient recounts a severe eye injury blamed on a hammock sheltering a mysterious poison. The narrative details swelling, eye damage, and attempted treatment with unusual remedies. The speaker plans legal action against a dubious physician as the swelling persists and vision remains compromised.
Plastics Industry Seeks New Markets in Everyday Goods
Elmer Roessner notes plastics could transform packaging from milk cartons to diapers by bonding Bakelite with other materials. Intemann cites cost and efficiency gains, including heat sealing and reduced need for paraffin wax, while outlining capital and logistics advantages for manufacturers.
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H. K. Intemann
Pavins
Molotov Nearing End Of Soviet Foreign Drive
Washington reports say Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, a key Stalin era figure, is nearing retirement. Observers note reduced influence, with Bulganin disavowing his stance on Four Power talks and Tito's sharp rebuke signaling a Kremlin power shift.
Molotov Believed Ripe For Removal
The article discusses leadership power struggles in the Soviet Union after Stalin and compares Kremlin dynamics to historical shifts in France under Napoleon. It notes Lenin’s dictatorship, Stalin’s purges of rivals, and rising uncertainty about who may seize strong leadership to advance Marxist plans amid Kremlin suspicion.
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U.S.S.R
Lenin
Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Kremlin
Khrushchev and Bulganin at a Four Power Conference
The article argues Khrushchev should attend the Four Power Conference as a representative, not Bulganin, to reflect party supremacy over state. It notes Tito’s awareness of Soviet methods, the need for an agenda and minutes, and fears a continued cold war if peace shelves fail. It also cautions on Soviet demand to extend influence and stop Marxist penetration.
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Steve Cochran
Ocean House
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London
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Tito
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Congress
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Beria
Malenkov
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Great Britain
France
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Red China
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Korea
Indochina
Russia
Fifty Years Ago Notes in Charleston Visit
Daily Telegraph Said Fifty years ago Stuart M and Bramwell visited J C Turley loft in Charleston on business. Thirty years ago the West Virginia Medical Association planned sessions with Edwin Fox of New York visiting relatives in the city. Blufield is mentioned with Prank Gibson described as a state former official. Pvt Rex Lambert, a liberated German war prisoner, reached Blue.
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Stuart M. Me
Bramwell
J. C. Turley Loft
Charleston
West Virginie Beat Mdical Association
Edwin Fox
New York
Paul E Prasier
Worth
Ger
Mans
Rex Lambert
Blue
Senator Soaper Says on Air Power and Home Economics
The speech argues Russia may lead in air capability and stresses building more planes to regain and preserve superiority. The piece also notes the rising popularity of the double purpose room like a father's study serving as a TV space and sewing nook for TV three.
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Father
Michigan State TV license deal linked to secretary's son draws scrutiny
A plan for an educational TV license at Michigan State College tied to Charles E. Wilson's son stirs political debate in Michigan. John Hannah arranged the deal with Edward E. Wilson as concerns grow over potential profits, salaries, and GM lobbying influence.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Michigan State College
Michigan
John Hannah
Wilson
Edward E. Wilson
Deans
Wilson Motors
Sobastien
Cadillac Co
Wilson Cmc Co
Windrow
Nelson Manufacturing Co
General Motors
Federal Communications Commission
Secretary + Defense
Michigan State
FCC
Poems and Old Things Echo in Quiet Reflections
A collage of lines from Madge Carson Powell and R. H. Grenville offers lyrical meditations. It juxtaposes a coyte’s cry and calming willow imagery with reflections on aging objects, craft, and memory, suggesting healing through beauty and time.
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Madge Carson Powell
R. H. Grenville
New York Times
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