Haily Celegraph Publication Details
The notice lists the Haily Celegraph establishment in Bluefield with address 412 Bland Street and 1893 founding date. It notes Associated Press use for news dispatches and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, including West Virginia zones and annual pricing. Advertising and circulation bureau details are also mentioned.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Ee Ae Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Atin Associated Press
Stansa Ee
Mali
West Virginia
Kats Agency, Inc
Vandals' Damage Huge Costs and Deadly Toll on Roads
A lengthy discussion warns that vandalism of highway markers causes billions in losses and deadly accidents. It cites incidents in Minnesota Louisiana Oregon and Colorado and urges stricter laws and enforcement to prevent further harm.
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Minnesota
Louisiana
Oregon
Jesse James
South Dakota
Milne
Texas
Colorado
Noise Nuisance Case Sets $65,000 Landmark Award
The Highland Park Company of Savannah Georgia won 65000 in damages over jet noise from Hunter Air Force Base adjoining the city. The ruling signals future lawsuits and urges developers to coordinate with federal authorities to avoid creating noise conflicts that hinder housing sales.
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Highland Park Company
Savannah
Hunter Air Force Base
France Deserves Award for Prolonged Crisis Standoff
The remark notes France has remained in a crisis longer than any nation in history, framing it as a point of endurance and critique of prolonged hardship without naming specific events or dates.
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France
A.B.C
T. G
Haverhill, Mass
Ray Tucker answers readers on wages and cost of living
Ray Tucker discusses unions seeking automatic raises tied to living costs and the impact on prices, production, and unemployment. He cites steel industry contracts and the Reuther program, weighing labor’s influence against economic stability and calls for congressional study with minimized partisanship.
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Ray Tucker
Hillcrest Place
Chevy Chase
Washington
G. H
New London
Conn
Organized Labor
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
William F. Knowland
California
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Cyrano de Bergerac
Congress
Afl-Cio
General Motors
Ford
United States Steel
Fifty Years Ago in Tazewell County Court Verdict
A past court report notes a jury verdict favoring Pocahontas Collieries in a suit by the late mine incident administrators. Also referenced are Bluefield Furniture’s Raleigh street purchase, Rev. H. C. Van Horn’s reelection, Confederate veteran J. O. Shorter’s death, a poll tax stance by the Senate, and President Benes’s resignation.
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Tazewell County
Pocahontas Collieries Company
J. O. Shorter
Bluefield
Senate
Edward Benes
Czechoslovakia
Meeting program for AP Middle Atlantic group at White Sulphur Springs
Yesterday mail brought a draft program for the Middle Atlantic AP members meeting in August at White Sulphur Springs. Belman Morin, a Pulitzer winning AP reporter, will speak, with memories of Bluefield and the West Coast journalism scene shared.
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Middle Atlantic
White Sulphur Springs
Belman
Pat) Morin
Star AP
Morin
Bluefield
Pat
West Coast
Pacific
San Francisco
Dusting Off The Cuff Of His School Baseball Game
A readable fragment reports on a school baseball game with a humorous exchange about score by innings and hits. The piece includes a light anecdote about the coach seeking a bigger story and mentions Rev. Frank Shaffer, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, transferring from Bluefield to Fairmont.
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Frank Shaffer
Trinity Methodist Church
Bluefield
Fairmont
Powell and Race Politics Spark Harsh Press Critique
Robert Ruark criticizes Rev. Adam Clayton Powell for using his pulpit and race to pursue reelection. He cites NAACP condemnation and a New York Times editorial as evidence of dangerous demagoguery.
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Hazel Scott
Dominies
Hazel
Adam Clayton Powell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York Times
Powell
Arkansas
Tammany Hall
Powell Critics Fire at Congressman Powell
A controversial remark by Congressman Powell about race and politics sparks accusations of bigotry and manipulation. The piece accuses Powell of seeking personal control over voters and portraying opposition as unsafe, while noting clashes with Tammany Hall and DeSapio.
New York Traffic Chaos and Transit Notes
In a city of sirens and speed, pedestrians stumble over the words klaw tnod and jaywalk dangers. Officials vow strict summonses for red light breaches while debate continues on no parking and tow-away rules. Robert C. Christenberry named New York postmaster, bringing hotel and athletic experience to the job.
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New York
National Health Week
T. T. Wiley
Idlewild
Livingstone
Stanley
de Gaulle
Robert C. Christenberry
State Athletic Commission
Gracie Mansion
Gotham Jaywalkers Tough Nuts To Crack
A fragment notes a TV interview with Adlai Stevenson or Stevenson by Mike Wal lace. It mentions fashion trends reaching Asia and a humorous line about De Gaulle. The piece also cites a FTC hair growth ban and Patterson’s threatened title challenge by September 30 with a possible lawsuit.
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Mike Wallace
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Mike
Asia
de Gaulle
Federal Trade Commission
World Boxing Committee
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Nehru
Senator Soaper Praises Smeilevision From English Inventor
The senator commends Smeilevision as developed by an English inventor but notes it could be a nuisance when moving upwind during commercials. The remark reflects mix of optimism and practical concern over ad exposure.
US press bias cited by Philippine envoy angering Manila
Gen. Carlos Romulo accuses Time magazine of half truths and insult over a Gridiron Club skit. He warns American reporting fuels anti US sentiment as allied nations grow wary of Washington. Observations note Algeria France Spain and Korea press coverage shaping policy and public opinion abroad.
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United
Carlos Romulo
Time Magazine
Carlos Garcia
Manila
United States
Japan
Huks
Paris
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Algeria
America
Viet Nam
France
National Assembly
Gen. de Gaulle
Spain
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Marshal Tito
Chiang Kai-shek
Nehru
Syngman Rhee
China
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Feliender
Louisiana
De Gaulle Assured on NATO by Socialist Talks
Anxious Secretary of State Dulles sought assurances from French Socialists that General de Gaulle would not disrupt NATO. They visited de Gaulle at Colombey les Deux Eglises and emerged confident he would honor France’s treaties, hinting NATO would stay intact. De Gaulle offered no firm course, yet vowed to honor existing agreements.
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Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
de Gaulle
Europe
France
Guy Molelt
Vincent Auriol
Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises
National Assembly
Paris
Mahomet
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Bluefield Furniture Company
Raleigh Street
H. C. van Horn
Lost Creek
West Virginia Christian Endeavor Union
Goldie Perry
Telegraph Society
Goldie
Robert Ruark
Harlem
Richard M. Nixon
NAACP
Politico
Tammany
DeSapio and Company
Paul Robeson
Papa
Lall
H. J. Phillips
Gotham
Jaywalkers
Soaper
C. Brown
Russia
Drew Pearson
India
BD. S. Sound
Far East
Marian
Villagg
Chhatalwadi
Punjab
Saund
Sound
Mrs. Sound
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Wright Patman
Texarkaha
Patman
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Central Banking
St. Louis
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Rep
House Banking and Currency Committee
Reserve Banks
Boston
Reserve System
Mississippi
Sendy Fastland
Orval Faubus
Eastland
Lee Lorch
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