Brazil Faces Soviet Trade Offer Amid Communist Influence
The article notes a strong Communist presence in Brazil with an estimated 40,000 card-carrying members and 150,000 fellow travelers, along with a large treasury. It reports Moscow's oil for coffee barter proposal and Brazil's cautious stance due to possible entanglement and anti-American sentiment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Dulles
Brazil
Argentina
Moscow
Rio de Janeiro
Khrushchevy
Poland
Rumania
Russia
Rio
U. S
Latin America
South America
Mexico
Harding- Coolidge
Mexico City
Caribbean
Central
Roosevelt-Truman
Buenos Aires
Iron Curtain
PCA
Telegraph Monthly Archive Entry for Hugh Ike Shott 1866 1953
The item appears as a historical newspaper masthead and advertising text from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. It lists publication details including date range 1866 1953 and notices about subscription rates and circulation representative. No event or news content is present.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluetitla
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency, Inc
Morning Echoes of Faith and Eternity
Poetic reflection on the soul and eternity cites a biblical verse and a theist meditation. The lines invoke mortality and divine preservation, framing morning as a spiritual bud between life and the hereafter.
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Nathaniel Culverwell
Suitcase bomb threat and diplomatic immunity debate
An article discusses risk of a suitcase atomic bomb entering the United States via clandestine means and the challenge of diplomatic immunity. It notes rewards for information on nuclear material, cites embassy immunity, and suggests negotiating immunities with ally capitals to deter such attacks.
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Civil Defense Administration
Congress
C.D.A
U.S.S.R
United States
London
Paris
Moscow
Tents Grow as Summer Music Scene Expands in 1958
The musical tent business enters its tenth summer with St John Terell's Lambertville operation launching The Most Happy Fella. About 22 to 25 tents will tour, mostly on the East Coast, drawing an estimated 34.5 million attendees and a gross around seven million dollars for the season. Major festivals like Tanglewood at Lenox and Berkshire Music Barn in nearby Berkshire open in late June.
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Musical Tent
St. John
Sinjin) Terell
Old Stand
Lambertville
N. J
Terell
Variety
N.Y
Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Music Barn
Beef prices rise but consumer cheer from long view noted
Radford Hall of the National Cattlemen's Association says a long range view shows consumer relief amid inflation. In 1948 Americans spent 2.9 percent of income for 63.1 pounds of beef, taking 33 minutes of work, while last year 2.7 percent bought 81 pounds in 20 minutes. Pastures are lush and feed is promising, keeping cattle producers confident.
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Radford Hall
National Cattlesmen’s Association
Williamson Fire Destroys Two Buildings in Fourth Major Blaze
Fifty years ago the Daily Telegraph reported Williamson suffered a fourth major fire in two years that leveled two buildings. Samuel H. Pedigo, a long time Bluefield resident and Civil War veteran, died at his home in South Bluefield.
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Williamson
Samuel H. Pedigo
Bluefield
South Bluefield
Miner Clifton Jennings Killed in Pocahontas Mine
Thirty years ago Clifton Jennings, 25, of Pocahontas, died in a state fall at a Pocahontas mine. The item notes other historical incidents including a 20 year old liquor store robbery and a large wartime maritime disaster near Kattegat.
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Clifton Jennings
Pocahontas
T. H. S. Curd
Circuit Court
McDowell County
Kattegat
Senators Push Monument For Wisest Pig War Truce
Washington column notes Senators Magnuson and Jackson seek to honor the pig war incident on San Juan Island by designating a national monument. The piece recalls the 1846 treaty dispute and the 1859 hog killing that sparked tense troop movements before peace, led by a turning point under Emperor Wilhelm I.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Wilhelm I
Germany
Warren G. Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
San Juan Island
Washington State
The Pig Boundary Pact of 1871 Monuments Proposal
A cartoonish recounting of how a pig sparked a long diplomatic saga between Britain Canada and the United States ending in the 1871 Treaty of Washington. It notes a proposed national monument marking a “victory for peace” and questions the officials who mishandled the boundary.
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Britain
United States
Canada
Senate
House
Porker
Washington
Great Britain
Padre Island
Weirdsville Machines and a Dreary Poppy Market Scene
A satiric sketch opens in the overmortgaged house of Rafe Rackstraw where underpaid genius Rafe returns from a dreary day. The piece notes a market scramble for narcotic poppy supplies, the presence of switchblades, and a tension between technology and human control.
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Interists
Rafe Rackstraw
Rafe
Machine Has Him Clutching The Ropes
In a dated dialogue between RAFE and UNIVAC a tense home scene unfolds. The father complains of a bad day in the heroin market while the machine scolds him for neglecting duties and chasing other devices. The exchange hints at evolving technology and a strained relationship.
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Rafe
PTA
Univac
Thomas Edison
Watson
Hollywood chatter links Rock Hudson to Time Of Our Life role
Sheilah Graham reports Rock Hudson being considered for Tom in The Time Of Our Life at the American theatre in the Brussels fair, with Henry Willson to inform if available. Other Hollywood names swirl around Langley and Europe, including Eva Gabor and Paul Newman drawing Europe’s attention.
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Hollywood
Rock Hudson
Jean Dalrymple
U.S
Rock
Henry Willson
Jean
Tom
Mr. Willson
Sydney Chaplin
New York
Switzerland
Wyn Club
Ed Hands
Gussie Moran
Janie Taps
Columbia
Cecil Beaton
Eva Gabor
Bob Evans
Big City
Manhattan
Nicky Hilton
Bob Neal
Paramount
Tybee Afra
Paul Newman
Europe
Brando
Humphrey Bogart
Paul
Warners
Willie Syler
Sheim
Hollywood Flashes From Rome and Israel Scenes
Hollywood news notes tension with Wyler over Israel trip and delays on a John Paul Jones film. Fred Zinnemann and Renee grow their family in Rome while Pat Farrow joins Bonhomme Richard voyage. John Farrow scripts and directs. Bette Davis enjoys Rome with her daughter and sister.
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Wyler
Israel
Jane Dorsey
Tommy
London
Willie
Rome
Fred Zinnemann
Renee
Tim
Pat Farrow
Italy
John Paul Jones
Spain
Alan Villiers
America
Pat
John Farrow
Bette Davis
Bee Bee
Barbara
Cornell episode prompts debate on university role and morals
The piece argues U S universities face a conflict between student life and moral education. It cites Cornell unrest over sex driven student protests, trustees power, tenure, and the need for universities to impart moral traditions while handling modern campus freedoms.
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United States
Cornell
de Gaulle
Europe
Theresa Humphreyville
Senator Soaper Stirs Talk On Humane Weapon Plan
Silly Senate chatter and campus mischief mix in a North Carolina carnival scene. A gorilla incident mirrors chaotic headlines while NCAA rules scrutiny lingers over a college player. The piece closes with a light roast of French fashion pronouncements and government choices.
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North Carolina
Prissy New N.C.A.A
Eisenhower Backed Into Kennedy Aid Amendment Row
The article depicts a fierce clash over a Kennedy amendment to allow the president to aid Soviet satellites behind the Iron Curtain. It details Knowland pressuring the State Department, Dulles away, Herter retreating, and Kennedys late appeals to senators amid partisan maneuvering. It ends with Kennedy questioning who runs foreign policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bill Knowland
USA
Ike
Knowland
California
State Department
Russia
South America
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Massachusetts
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Toto
Senate Committee
Executive Branch
William Macomber
Dulles
Ontario
Christian Herter
Herter
Stassen
Doug Dillon
Congress
Green
Rhode Island
Macomber
White House
Gen
Tadeusz Kosciuszko
Lafayette Park
George Washington
Yorktown
Kosciuszko
America
Capitol Hill
Vermont
George Aiken
Iowa
Bourke Hickenlooper
Foreign Relations Committee
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Senate
Denny
Chavez
Nevada
Alan Bible
Bible
Lyndon Johnson
Clint Anderson
Poems Annual Garden A Plow's Broad Swipe
A short verse notes how a plow may erase last year's middling garden results and reveal fresh loam with pink blue or chrome blooms, suggesting the current entry could be a rarity by Esther Leibrand.
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Esther Leibrand
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