Baily Telegraph Details and Advertising Note 1866 1953
This fragment lists publication details for the Baily Telegraph with name Hugh Ike Shott and references to the Baily Elegans Printing Co. This item notes subscription rates and distribution in West Virginia, and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation and an advertising representative.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Baily
Elegans Printing Co
Biané Streets
Bluetielé
Associated Press
All News
Ieee
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency
Ins
Red China policy and missing U.S. servicemen debate
The piece argues for hard lines against Red China amid Britain’s trade shift and Western calls for recognition. It notes missing American service members from the Korean War and cites diplomat A Alexis Johnson, warning that red China remains among the world’s most barbaric regimes and should be kept at arm’s length.
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Great Britain
China
France
United States
Peiping
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
Korea
U.S
Washington
United Nations
State Department
A. Alexis Johnson
Geneva
U. S
Red China
Heart disease no longer incurable say experts
A U S heart authority says many heart diseases can be alleviated or cured with early treatment yet national statistics show rising deaths. Health groups explain more people live long enough to die of heart disease, with 70 percent of deaths after 65, as progress shifts the fight to a broader field.
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U. S
Heart Association
U.S
American Heart Association
Health Information Foundation
Sermon
Univac Fails Test as a Matchmaking Tool
The article notes Univac failing a test in a matchmaking role. It contrasts human soft flatteries and ear-pleasing words with electronic impulses, suggesting human charm outperforms the machine in social matching.
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Univac
Battle on Capitol Hill Over Public Opinion on Policy
Congress and the White House wage a high stakes clash for public influence on federal finances and foreign affairs. Veteran lawmakers press President Eisenhower, using radio TV panels, letters, and regional press sessions to shape opinion and counter pro aganda as they push for changes toward China policy.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Senate
Hollywood gossip mixes stars and plans for Rome trip
The column skims job updates and rumors about Mario Lanza in The Seven Hills of Rome with weight jokes and Lana Turner and Tyrone Power alimony details. It notes Diana Dors lookalikes, Russ Tamblyn’s beach house, Selznick and Jones in Rome, and Francesca Hilton's publicity push.
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Hollywood
Mario Lanza
Italy
Marisa Allasio
Rome
Lana
Wight
Marisa
Sunny South
Tyrone Power
Annabella
Vera-Elien
Diana Dors
Dennis Hamilton
Tommy Yeardye Duryea
Peter
Giulietta Masina
Quinn
Vis Presley
Russ Tamblyn
Charles Vidor
Selanick
Zta Zea Gabor
Francesca Hilton
Moppet
Barney Ross
Mitchell
Modern dentistry eases pain with new drilling tech
A narrator describes advances in dentistry led by Robert Ruark era methods that reduce torture in tooth procedures. A fast water cooled drilling rig, patient participation, and better communication lessen fear, while dentists display new confidence and social talk during treatment.
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Ethica Department
Ivary
Leo Berman
Leo
Marvels Over New Dental Techniques in Modern Medicine
The speaker praises modern dental methods and anesthetic advances. He admires Dr. Arrowsmith and emphasizes speed and practicality, noting personal experience of four hours of surgery and quick recovery with pain relief, followed by a craving for food afterward.
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Meri Ee
Houston
New York Bakers Toast Max Kralstein With Gifts
Washington reports New York bakers celebrated Max Kralstein, VP of the International Bakers and Confectioners Union, with a mink coat valued at $1.69 and a fund totaling $357 818.94 allegedly to buy a house, amid a gala at the Waldorf Astoria and questions about financing and publicity.
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Washington
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Max Kralstein
International Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Union
Max Bakers
Testimonial Dinner Donations Probed
A New York testimonial dinner for Max Kravstein draws payments from bakers who say they supported him to avoid trouble. Joseph Kramer, a Second Ave bakery owner, gave $100 after Sen. John L. McClellan displayed a program ad praising Max. Other bakers testified to contributing, while Kravstein noted gifts included a Chrysler sedan and watches, with about $20,000 raised from dinner money.
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Joseph Kramer
Second Avenue
Max
John L. McClellan
D., Ark
Kramer
New York
Max Kralstein
Robert Kennedy
Cadillac
Kennedy
Mone &Porina
Bronx
Monetary dropsy hits nations as dollar falls worldwide
Studies show currency declines across the globe with only a few exceptions. Iraqi dinar Lebanonese pound Cuban peso Panamanian balboa Syrian pound Philippine peso rise while US dollar drops 15 percent. other currencies fall 5 to 34 percent. Chilean peso Paraguayan guarani Boliviano and Korean won plunge near 99 percent.
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United States
Pick
Franz Pick
Juvenile Courts Debate in De Smet News
The piece argues against splitting courts for criminals and urges using juvenile court only for minor matters while serious offenses by youths belong in regular courts. It notes Harry Truman has earned many honors including president and grandfather.
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de Smet
Harry Truman
Law and crime files spar over Brennan ruling and rights
A reader argues the Brennan decision to open law enforcement files threatens justice avoiding murderers and predators. The writer cites the Vic Riesel case and Jencks precedent, warning that universal access could empower lawyers to pressure witnesses or solicit informants.
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Sabeh
Vic Riesel
Adam
Riesel
Saat Wontoth Naa
Police Department
Lucky Luciano
Justice Brennan
Brennan
FBI
Jencks
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Dave Beck Jr
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Lawes
Fifty Years Ago in Princeton and Atlantic City
A retrospective list notes events from 50 to 20 years ago. Rev. D. Emory Hawk and Rev. Thomas Priddy were in Princeton on business. Dr. Frederick Cooper attended an Atlantic City meeting.
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D. Emory Hawk
Thomas Priddy
Princeton
Frederick 8. Cooper
Giotto
Atlantic City
William Barger
Welch
E. Payne
Washington
Gettysburg
J. F. Willis
Henry Rodgin
Senator Soaper Comments on Channel Tunnel Study
The senator notes England and France study a tunnel under the channel while criticizing public projects for practicality. He mocks European mindsets and urges balancing costs with worth while, warning against impractical plans and careless travelers.
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England
France
Gas bill fight moves through Congress led by Harris
Drew Pearson reports Rep. Oren Harris of Arkansas drives the natural gas bill through the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee amid opposition from Rep. Wolverton and manipulation of witnesses. The piece details tactics to stall Mayor Wagner and testifying mayors, plus favors to lobbyists and a shift in defense budget timing to suppress hearings.
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Washington
Superior Oil
Senator Case
South Dakota
Arkansas
Oren Harris
Sam Moses
Arkansas Power
Harris
Krbb-Tv
Fl Dorado
Ark
House Interstate Commerce Committee
FCC
Charles Wolverton
Camden
N. J
Europe
Wolverton
Sam Friedel
Baltimore Democrat
Baltimore
D’allesandro
Friedel
Charles Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Robert Wagner
New York City
Wagner
House
Rules
Conference Committee
Commerce
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
New York
Randall le Boeuf
Consolidated Edison
John Heselton
Mass
Torbert Macdonald
D. Mass
John Heyke
Heyke
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Massachusetts
Rep
William H. Avery
Kan
Heselton
Macdonal
Dabney White
Greensboro
N. C
David Andrews
Treasury
Bracken Lee
Utah
Joe Martin
White House
Kenneth Keating
N. Y
Rochester Republican
Ah Union
William M. McCulloch
McCulloch
Cong
Patrick Hillings
Calif
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