Baily Telegraph Establishes 1893 Publication Details
The Baily Telegraph announces its 1893 establishment and daily publication by the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. at 412 Bland Street, uefield, Va, with Associated Press membership. Subscription rates: 35 cents by carrier. 8 weeks. $15 per year by mail for first and second zones and all of West Virginia. other zones upon request. Telephone 6171. Advertising representative is The Rate Agency.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Uefield
Associated Prees
Mall Tm
West Virginia
Haweis Echoes on Hell and Heaven Within
A 19th century reflection cites Revelation’s casting of death and hell into the lake of fire and argues that true reform comes from inner goodness rather than fear of damnation. Hugh R. Haweis expresses that only goodness can expel hell within and establish heaven.
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Hell
Hugh R. Haweis
Maximum Over All Income Tax Rate Is Higher
The forthcoming tax bill would cap federal income tax at 94 percent of net income, with loopholes listed. It notes high earners could split income between spouses and use long term capital gains rates, municipal bond interest exemptions, and varied planning. Experts estimate some top earners with incomes over 1.9 million pay about 70 percent overall.
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Croesus
Congress
Russian Arms Aid to Chinese Reds in Korea
The article reports Russia supplying modern weapons to Chinese forces in Korea. Thousands of captured Russian arms, including recoilless rifles and Browning-type machine guns, reveal heavy Soviet equipment aiding the Reds. It quotes a Chinese prisoner claiming prefront outfitting and notes alleged Soviet training and command roles as part of a broader Russian Far East aggression plan.
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United States
Russia
Korea
Far East
Electric Power Demands May Exceed Supply
The interior department says there is only a 50 50 chance that enough electric power will be available in the coming months to meet demands from the defense program industry and private households. Past shortages and low snow packs on the West Coast raise concerns as utilities push expansions to avert a shortfall.
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Interior Department
Defense
Pacific Coast
West
Truman
Congress
United States
Kremlin
Senate
MacArthur
Omar Bradley
al Wedemeyer
War Plans
Berlin
Bradley
Joe Collins
Forrest Sherman
Hoyt Vandenberg
Iran oil dispute nears workable contract with Britain and Tehran
Walter Lippmann notes cautious progress as British reps prepare to negotiate with Iran over the nationalized oil fields. He credits Prime Minister Mossadegh, praises a new partnership approach, and urges a swift, mutually beneficial contract backed by an Iranian government independent of foreign satellites.
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Tehran
Iran
Mossadegh
Asia
West
United States
Britain
Middle East
Dr. Mossadegh
Tran
Turkey
A Dollar Well Spent and the Church’s Role
Editorial argues a dollar given to the church yields great public good. It cites national church spending averages and benevolences, comparing church contributions to government costs and liquor and cigarette spending. The piece asserts church donations are crucial for social welfare and national security, amplified by voluntary labor.
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Changing Times
America
Fern Hour Awakens Forest in Green Music
Ferns surge from mould in whorls and leafy springs, arching upward like fountain spray. They rise in wind as a living green music, filling shadowed hollows and amber pools with quick life and ancient beauty. Observed in dark woods near Senne, the scene recalls Christian Science reflections.
Testimony on GM steel favors fuels backlash in NPA
Col William S Knight, internal NPA official, testified to Congress about 4563 tons of steel allotted to General Motors while other applicants for steel, including locomotive makers, were reportedly lost or delayed. Knight faced forced resignation after his disclosure and colleagues warned of industry influence inside war agencies.
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Washington
Congress
General Motors
William S. Knight
Colonel Knight
National Production Authority
Manny Cellers
NPA
Knight
Congressional
Melvin Cole
Bethlehem Steel
Henry Rankin
Republic Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
Baldwin Locomotives
NPR
Franz Stone
Columbus McKinnon Chain Co
Stone
Herschell Snead
Lyndonville
WOC
Princeton Voters Reaffirm GOP Lead Under Crockett Charm
Princeton election outcomes reaffirm the GOP strength despite a Democratic-leaning registration. Mayor elect John C. Crockett praised as capable and trusted, shaping two years of municipal leadership. Joy Rosenfeld to wed Lawrence Stross in Charleston. Michigan alumni connections noted. A humorous wartime tale about a boy’s eating choices closes the item.
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Princeton
John C. Crockett
Joy Rosenfeld
Rose) Rosenfeld
Charleston
Lawrence Stross
Michigan U.grads
Rabbi Cashdan
Virginia Street Temple
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Larry Stross
Apprenticeship Gripes and Young Workers’ Burden
A veteran columnist laments easy job access for graduates and argues for disciplined apprenticeship. He recalls personal trials from earlier trades, criticizes smug careers, and warns that early success dulls drive while hardship builds character.
What Makes A Soldier Tick By John Wheeler
General Chesty Puller toured the West Coast after Korea and discussed training methods with hopes of reforms. The piece recalls 1930s morals and wartime anecdotes showing how recruits learned to hustle, salute, and aim for staff roles, including horse remounts and front-line routines.
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Chesty” Puller
Marine Corps
Korea
Washington
Chicago
Formosa policy and Voice of America in 1949 50
The article discusses U S Formosa policy as stated by Acheson and the Voice of America. It notes claims that policy shifted and was contradicted by testimony from generals and officials, including Truman, Hoover, and Taft, amid Russell committee findings.
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Voice of America
United States
Dean Acheson
Senate Committee
Soviet Russia
Russell Committee
MacArthur
Marshall
Bradley
Collins
Vandenberg
Admiral Sherman
Acheson
Formosa
China
Asia
Tokyo
United Press
Earnest Hyberecht
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Sei Haruman
State Department
Fifty Years Ago Postmaster Appointed at Burke's Garden
Daily Telegraph recalls past milestones with notes from fifty forty thirty twenty and ten years ago. G W Atkinson returned from Gooddman i y and was named postmaster at Burke's Garden. Bluefield hosts Cincinnati visitors to learn from the trip. A Mexico amity treaty was proposed. W J Cole left for Richmond on business. Fire damaged waterfront property in Norfolk. S Aaron visits his daughter Mrs Abe Schlossberg. Germans massed on the Russian border and U S battleship South Dakota launched early to prevent wars.
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G. W. Atkinson
Gooddman
Burke's Garden
Mexico
Obregon
W. J. Cole
Richmond
Norfolk
S. Aaron
Bluefield
Abe Schlossberg
Bulgaria
Moldavia
Romania
U. S
South Dakota
Knox
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Chesnut
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Russell Snodgrass
Jesse Jones
Junior
Robert Roarke
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Fitzgerald
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Washington Star
Germany
Navy
John Wheeler
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Plattsburg
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Adam
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