Haily Telegraph History and Publishing Details
The Haily Telegraph 1866 Hugh Ike Shott 1953 established 1893 is published daily by Telegraph Printing Co at 413 Bland Street Bluefield. It is a member of the Associated Press and prints local news and notices with carrier and mail subscription rates and advertising contact details.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Oy. Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
Mall
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Katz Agency, Inc
Passage on death and faith by Beecher quoted verse
A short religious reflection contrasts life and death with a Beecher quote and a Bible verse. It asserts dying as entering life through Christ the door and notes blessings for those who pass in faith.
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Christ
Henry Ward Beecher
U.S. Tornado and Hurricane Season Timing
Tornado activity peaks in April through June with June strongest. Hurricane season spans June to December with September as the peak month.
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U.S
Tornado Season Opens With Wisconsin Devastation
The Weather Bureau notes a rough start to tornado season with 53 events in early 1958 and nine fewer than the previous year. A June 4 outbreak in Wisconsin killed at least 28 and damaged over $1 million in farm and town property.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Rockies
United States
Kansas
Nevada
Hurricanes and Tornadoes: Warnings and Forecasts
The Weather Bureau defines hurricanes as tropical cyclones with 100 to 200 mile spans, capable of widespread damage and occasional tornadoes. Since 1873 a warning system has saved lives via evacuations, while tornado forecasts now reach about 50 percent accuracy with radar enabling 70 mile distant detection and prompt protective action.
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North Atlantic
Equator
American Meteorological Society
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau drops long range hurricane forecasts for year
The Weather Bureau announced on May 31 that long range hurricane probability forecasts would not be issued this year due to inaccuracy and misinterpretation. Last year's experimental predictions stirred Florida tourist interests, drawing criticism from Rep Len S Holland who noted forecasts of 45 hurricanes in 1957 but none occurred.
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Weather Bureau
Florida
Len Spessard L. Holland
Fla
Brooklyn Mother Vies for Cash Prize on TV Show
An expectant Brooklyn mother competing on a TV show was informed her winnings would be doubled if she gave birth to twins. Her husband said he preferred pursuing the single jackpot.
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Brooklyn
Television Westerns Promise Marshals Always Ready
Describes how televised horse operas consistently feature marshals ready to deliver justice to villains, ensuring a definitive come-uppance.
Vacation travel weighs on wallets as parks draw crowds
Traffic to national parks and tourist spots climbs after a year with more visitors. Families face higher costs during peak vacation season as lodging meals and fuel strain budgets.
Supreme Court splits on labor cases sparks liberal conservative clash
The ruling upholds state court penalties on unions over picketing and membership actions, sparking AFL-CIO fears of chaos and increased labor unrest. Critics warn against inconsistencies with Nelson and warn of potential Right to Work bills and broader limits on federal labor power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
High Tribunal
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Alabama
California
Nelson
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
Warren
Hugo L. Black
Labor
United Automobile Workers
Senator Soaper and the High School Annual Autograph Moment
The piece recalls a high school annual signed “To a great algebra student” with playful quips about edge over the Russians. It mentions Uncle’s memory tied to a bottle opener and notes a brush with a B47 involving Senator Knowland on an airliner. Scotmen compare Prime Minister MacMillan to Eisenhower in golf.
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Knowland
Dulles Defends Language School in France and Whisky Fund
Robert Ruark notes strong support for Secretary of State John Foster Dulles amid Congress battles over a language school in Nice France and the so called whisky fund. He argues the school distracts students and questions the need for a million dollar representation allowance while acknowledging broader budget cuts.
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John Foster Dulles
Congress
State Department
Nice
France
Carol Burnett
Foreign Service Officers
Dulles Fracas And Diplomacy Demand Reform
A columnist attacks congressional travel at government expense and criticizes foreign service perks. The piece argues diplomacy hinges on courtesy, language, and local customs, calling for restraint in foreign grants and better living conditions for diplomats and consular staff.
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Nnal
Creepsetter
Consular Corps
Toots Shor's
United States
Spain
Congress
Sixth Fleet
Counsul-General
New York
Washington
Washington, D. C
Foreign Service
Nice
Dulles
France
Simpatico
Businessmen Split On Tax Cuts In Congress Many Opinions
Raymond Moley surveys varied views among business leaders on tax reduction this session. Automobile makers favor excise tax cuts, bankers seek relief for investors, Kaiser backs more spending, small business wants growth rules eased, and Cordiner resists cuts. He emphasizes political context in tax policy. Congress is swayed by lawmakers fearing stimulus through lower taxes for small incomes may not boost spending. exemptions may ease federal tax liability for many.
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Congress
Henry Kaiser
Ralph Cordiner
General Electric
Cordiner
Tax Cuts and Political Calculus in a Deficit Era
The piece argues tax cuts mislead voters by masking inflationary costs and warns against new tax revisions amid large deficits. It notes the danger of inflation as a hidden tax and urges business leaders to consider politics in economic decisions rather than chasing immediate tax relief.
Hollywood Notes on Stars and Stage Rumors
Sheilah Graham reports Gary Grant as a leading star for Roar Like A Dove and Mike Wilding nearly set for Broadway. Katharine Hepburn is seen at Rome airport with companions, while Cary Grant's appearance draws attention to his knees. Janet Leigh tours with Tony Curtis for The Vikings and Marie McDonald headlines Geisha Boy for USO with Jerry Lewis. Rays Milland’s cook visits a cooking school on her day off. Gladys Robinson and others donate paintings to the Sun.
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Gary Grant
Mike Wilding
Cary
Katharine Hepburn
Rome
Katie
George Burns
George
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Marie ‘McDonald
USO
Jerry Lewis
Ray Millands
Gladys Robinson
Claire Trevor
Reginald Gardiner
Benny Venuta
Gadabout's Diary Promotes Hollywood Strip Art Charity
Gadabout's Diary notes a Hollywood strip art festival this month with proceeds for Variety Clubs charity. Gwen Verdon finishes a film, heads to New York and Fire Island for a three month vacation with her son James. Tony Randall comments on when an actor knows he is a star. Lerner and Loewe decline a musical Sherlock Holmes project due to similar period as My Fair Lady and Gigi. Alan plans to reside there for two years.
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Gwen Verdon
New York
Fire Island
James
Tony Randall
Lerner and Loewe
Metro
Gigi
Billy Wilder
Harold Mirisch
Alan
Labor unions face graft scandals and policy reform
The piece argues unions suffer when leaders overreach amid 800000 unsold cars and recession. It cites graft disclosures and calls for strict enforcement, comparing union and corporate law, urging vigilant press and public opinion to steer reforms. It also notes the INS-UPI merger as costly media consolidation.
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Walter Reuther
Reuther
C. Faeties
A. J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio
McClellan
ICC
FCC
FTC
SEC
United Press
International News Service
INS
Daily Telegraph Reminiscences and Local Happenings
Fifty years ago calves were slashed in BH Cooper’s Monroe street yard by unknown persons. Forty years ago Ernest Witt of Bluefield enlisted in the U S Marine Corps as delegates arrived for the 2nd annual gan. James Pritchett 18 drowned in a pond near Wir. The senate passed a draft bill for men 19 to 25. Floods drove hundreds from the Pacific Northwest.
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BH. Cooper
Monroe Street
Ernest Witt
Bluefield
U. S. Marine Corps
James Pritchett
J. C. Pritchett
Wir
Senate
Pacific Northwest
De Gaulle faces right wing pressure and global overtones
The piece notes Algerian committees of public safety disapprove of De Gaulle’s moderate approach and hints at a secret push to organize such groups in France. It describes tensions with the right and feared drift toward a Franco dictatorship amid Communist watch. Senator Green and Senator Anderson are highlighted for other political theater and votes.
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Washington
DeGaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Ferdinand Mitterand
Interior
Paris
Croix de Feux
the Kerensky
Poems First Call Movement Echoes in Quiet Landscape
The verse recalls a still scene where movement eludes the ear and slips from sight. Dry winter branches, a wind rattling through, and a hilltop’s hint of life imply earth’s quiet stirring like a mother waking to aid and protect.
Social exchange as reflected in a shared dining culture
An brief peculiar reflection suggests mutual reciprocity in dining, where social ties hinge on shared meals. The text references Martha Manhelm and a casual tone implying commentary on social analysis and mutual obligation within everyday life.
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Martha Manhelm
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