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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1948
Page
14
Not to the swift or strong but time and chance
A reflection quoting Ecclesiastes 9 11 and Henry Van Dyke on how outcomes favor time and chance over speed strength or wisdom. The passage contrasts biblical and modern phrasing, urging humility before unpredictable fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
West Virginia Young Republicans Forecast Victory at Convention
Bluefield hosts the West Virginia Young Republican League convention with over a thousand expected attendees. The two day program includes speeches by Senator Revercomb and Senator Knowland with the aim of a sweeping Republican victory in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
West Virginia
Young Republican League
Senator Revercomb
William Knowland
California
Fathers Of The Year List Provokes Public Debate
An article notes various figures named as fathers of the year by national press and discusses the politics and pride in Father’s Day. It lists Eddie Cantor Bob Feller Gregory Peck David Wayne Van Wyck Mason and critiques the self congratulatory tone and inflated claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
White House
Eddie Cantor
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Gregory Peck
David Wayne
Mr. Roberts
van Wyck Mason
United Nations
United States
Five Great Powers Can Prevent All Future Wars
A historical editorial argues that five major powers can deter major wars through alliance and collective action. It cites Examples such as Germany Italy Japan and asserts any future world conflict would be unwinnable for either side. The piece emphasizes mutual defeat and the lasting costs of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Nazi Germany
Italy
Japan
Western Trip Reflects Political Hope for Truman Nomination
President Truman resumes campaign travel across the western states as pressure grows for renomination. The piece notes his resolve amid Democratic splits, cites pleas from new dealers to drop the bid, and discusses fallout from the New Deal era, including strains in the solid South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Roosevelt
New Deal
Henry Wallace
Harold Ickes
South
Editorial Comment PLAN OWN PLAYGROUND
Valley Forge children in Tennessee designed their own playground facilities as part of a city wide recreation needs study for a 22 000 population community. They tackled land use safety and maintenance while learning planning concepts and discussing schools streets and other facilities for present and future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Tenn
Association of State Planning and Development Agencies
Huntington Herald- Dispatch
Torch Of Faith Illuminates My Inner Peace
Aramines Walk writes of lighting a torch at the altar of faith. The steady light banishes darkness and brings radiant joy, happiness through day and night, a personal spiritual testament.
Pearson exposes Moore lobbying and Thomas commodity schemes
In 1946 Ralph Moore faced a Justice Department complaint for attempting to rig lard and fat markets via a phony press release after Ralph Moore threats to Pearson. The piece traces connections to Senator Elmer Thomas and a web of lobbyists and figures amid probe into commodity speculation and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moore
Washington
Drew Pearson
Moore
Pearson
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Harold Stassen
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Owen Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
Michigan
Detroit
Tom Clart
Brewster
Pan American Airways
Pan American
Thomas
Attoney
Clark
New York
Irving Kauffmar
Texas
Thoma
Mickey Rosner
Lucky Luciano
Marty Heflin
van Heflin
Tom Linder
Georgia
Duke Cullum
J. E. McDonald
Bob Harriss
Wall Street
Father Coughlin
Sena— Thomas
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hollywood gossip on Ava Gardner Lana Turner and others
Sheilah Graham reports Ava Gardner replacing Lana Turner in Great Sinner with Gregory Peck if Lana delays her Europe trip. Lan a plans a longer honeymoon, Ann Sheridan battles Warner Brothers over Flamingo Road, and Jack Warner takes control. Red Skelton fears mumps but it's nerves. Mary Pickford, Clement, and Pickfair concerns, Gloria Grahame wedding to Nick Ray, Judy Garland and Bing Crosby talks, Esther Williams switched into Take Me out to the Ball Game, Gene Tierney expects a winter baby, and Clark Gable helps Bert Kopperel with portrait work for Command Decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ava Gardner
Lana Turner
Metro
Lana
Gregory Peck
Bob Topping
Europe
Ann Sheridan
Warner Brothers
Ann
Jack Warner
Larry Parks
Harry Cohn
Columbia
Larry
Red Skelton
Red
Gramma
James Mason
Rudolf Valentino
James
Pamela
Mary Pickford
Clement
Mary
Buddy Rogers
Pickfair
Ghioria Grahame
Nick Ray
Las Vegas
Gloria
Stanley Clements
Gene Tierney
Gene
Bing Crosby
Judy Garland
Arthur Freed
Judy
Bing
Esther Williams
Esther
Neptune
Ginger
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Joseph Cotten
Joe
Clark Gable
Bert Koperel
Philippines
Celchair
Clark
Bert
van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
Lawrence Tierney
RKO
Kal O'Brien
Nele Martin
Martin
Paris
Suzy Solidor Dazzles Versailles Debut in New York Night
A cosmopolitan crowd fills Versailles for Suzy Solidor’s American debut. The French chanteuse, famed from Paris V Vie and wartime service, performs mostly French selections with one English number, drawing long applause and post‑show demonstrations from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart Versailles
Suzy Solidor
la Vie Parisenne
Paris
Chevalier
Piaf
Mlle. Solidor
American Debut Made By Mile Suzy Solidor
The article notes Suzy Solidor making her American debut at the Mile in June with vocalist Ginnie Powell Raeburn and Georgie Moran also debuting in the Century Room. It recalls Bergen's Hollywood tour film and Charley McCarthy wardrobe bits shown at a Sherry Netherland party before sailing for Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Suzy Solidor
Ginnie Powell
Raeburn
Georgie Moran
New York
Century Room
South Dakota
University of Chicago
Charley
Hollywood
My Popularity Rises With Television Set
A verse snippet describes a man whose social life improves as neighbors and locals start visiting him after obtaining a television set. The narrator notes friendlier neighbors and better neighborly interactions, highlighting a change in community dynamics brought by the new device.
Television alters a quiet home and social life
A speaker laments how owning a video system disrupts sleep, neighbors, and routine. Once peaceful, the home now faces constant noise and visitors, with dogs barking and calls increasing as the television becomes a visiting excuse. The poem contrasts past familiar friendships with present isolation.
Popularity Soars With Newest Television Set
A humorous rural column lampoons changing home life as a new television set shifts daily habits from beer to cinema. The country editor notes Mr and Mrs Clint Haverstraw feel blue as their five year old demands a radio audition while public envy ranks inventive gadgets high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeke Clay
Clint Haverstraw
Two Governors Pick Secretaries in Civil Service Debate
Senator Soaper critiques state actions as two governors appoint secretaries for brides. He urges upholding a civil service standard and warns against politicized appointments. He notes a new alarm about the nation’s need for freight cars amid calls to reform.
Spring revival opens at Happy Hollow church
Daily Telegraph Said! W. D. Ord manager of the Em pire Coal company visits the city. An annual spring revival begins at the Happy Hollow church. T. J. Kilgore, a Wise county coal operator, disappears from his Big Stone Gap home. Graham high school enlarging work begins. Helen Mitchell wins first in War Savings essay contest. Bluefield forms No Man's Land Club for ladies. Twenty years ago Bluefield's Burkes Garden water rights option challenged by J. BR. Meek. Lions clubs district conference opens. Allen T. Buchanan elected commander of the Bluefield Knights Tempar. A backyard zoo show at Mrs. H. E. Shedd’s home draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ord
The
Empire Coal Company
Happy Hollow
T. J. Kilgore
Wise County
Big Stone Gap
Graham High School
Helen Mitchell
Fairview Junior High School
Ladies of
Bluefield
Burkes Garden
J. BR. Meek
West Virginian Lions Clubs
Allen T. Buchanan
H. E. Shedd
Stowers Street
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