Baily Telegraph Publishing Details and Rates
The Baily Telegraph announces Hugh Ike Shott 1953 and founding 1893. It lists publication by the Bluefield printing firm and Associated Press news use rights. Subscription rates are 400 per week by carrier and 16.20 per year by mail plus West Virginia zones. other zones on request.
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Lished
Eemereye Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
Hil
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kata Agency, Inc
Calvary and Olivet Reflections from Henry Giles
A devotional note contrasts crucifixion and ascension scenes with an exhortation to spiritual hope. The passage cites scripture and references Henry Giles to frame faith through troubled conscience and the promise of heavenly opening.
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Henry Giles
Debate Heats Up Over Presidential Disability Laws
The Eisenhower disability issue prompts renewed congressional debate on how to transfer powers if a president is incapacitated. Senate backed a joint committee study, but House committees balked to avoid election-year strife. Proposals would allow the Vice President to act with cabinet approval and presidential revocation in writing.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D N. Y
Celler
House
Judiciary Committee
House Speaker Rayburn Reflects on Presidential Proposal
May 29 reports quote Speaker Rayburn expressing limited support for the President's constitutional amendment idea. He cites 168 years of governance and suggests few significant dangers in the plan. President Eisenhower had described the amendment path as a partisan issue requiring cabinet assent and a body appointed by the President.
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HOUSE
Sam Rayburnd
Congress
Rayle
Eisenhower
Keans
Presidential debate on constitutional line of succession
President Eisenhower notes the Vice President would decide when a disabled President cannot discharge duties under the Constitution. He cites Article I, Section 5, and warns against speculations that he might resign following a March proposal. The April 3 press conference labels such rumors as the worst he has heard since taking office.
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Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Khrushchev
Hagerty
Khrushchev Flops Plan to Shift Soviet Economic Control
American production experts say Khrushchev’s proposal to hand control to regional economic councils will not fix the cour tely state planned economy. They warn decentralization brings confusion, loyalty shifts, and strained hierarchy, risking political fallout.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchevs
Khrushchev
Mississippi Man Finds Snake Behind TV Tubes
A Mississippi resident discovered a live snake concealed within the TV area rather than on the screen. The intruder was found among the output tubes and did not appear to have caused damage. Local wildlife officials advised caution and safe removal procedures.
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Mississippi
Bureau blunders over Missouri River project face Senate floor
Ray Tucker’s abandonment and the Oahe project waste are highlighted as the Bureau of Reclamation plans a shift to federal control. The Missouri River Basin costs, including 22 percent wasted on the Oahe unit and rising annual waste, would burden electricity and water users nationwide. A Senate Committee review and Interior Department explanations are cited as justification for the ongoing reforms.
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Bureau
Hell’s Canyon
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power Company
Reclamation
Senate
Dahe
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Ben Jensen
W. A. Dexheimer
Jensen
Missouri Valley
Dexheimer
Interior
Hollywood gossip and star casting hints in cinema circles
British actress Joan Collins tests for the Jean Harlow role in a Fox biopic while Jayne Mansfield and Marilyn Monroe figure in whispers. Victor Mature amid Hollywood talk while Mike Todd heads to Spain for Don Quixote chatter. Gary Cooper and Berlin film festival plans recur with Sinatra and Janet Leigh tied to ongoing celebrity cycles.
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Hollywood
Jayne Mansfield
Joan Collins
Jean Harlow
20Th Fox
Jayne
Marilyn Monroe
New York
Harlow
Miss Collins
Victor Mature
Ann McCrea
Dorothy
Todd
al Rackin
Roy Rogers
Roy
Del
Hugh O'Brian
Denver
Omaha
P. A
Gary Coopers
Berlin
Gary
Missus
Sinatra
Cary Grant
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Tony
Janet
London
Kelly
Norway
Gloria
Savoy
Wall
Alecess
Daphne du Maurier
Shan Pos
Eces
van Johnson
Martine Carol
Martine
Van
Soviets Guilty Of Constantine Brown Soviet Thievery
Washington denounces Soviet theft of Spanish gold worth about 722 million dollars from the Loyalist government of Spain. The article cites a 1936 transfer, a Negrin receipt, and Kremlin admission, arguing that coexistence proposals mask long-standing looting and parallel to gangsters.
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Constantine Brown
Washington
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Free Nations
Spain
Madrid
Juan Negrin
Paris
Centor Romologen
Tocisco Franco
Caan
France
Hitler
Germany
Amsterdam
National Bank of Spain
Banque de Prance
United States
Ussr
Moses Rosenberg
Moscow
Odessa
Negrin
Economic optimism and rising U S living standards
A. W. Zelemek argues Americans can raise living standards by buying more goods. He notes postwar production growth, growing home construction, more radios per home, and expanding consumer ownership. He cites marketing as a fault and suggests stronger retail and industrial buying guidance.
Higher Standard Of Living Waiting
A speaker argues that development lags behind production and pricing knowledge. He cites a booklet showing women hosiery price drops since 1946 with flat unit sales since 1950. Merchants need to understand prices better and consumer buying relies on rising purchases and savings, while firms cut transport costs via in-house fleets.
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Dun
Stiehe Cote Cael Ee
Derby sweepstakes winner among $140000 haul
The piece notes H. J. Phillips as an elevator man among Derby sweepstakes winners totaling $140,000. It also riffs on TV news, Ogden Nash, Khrushchev on American TV, and the changing landscape of baseball franchises and public awareness of Soviet leaders.
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Chet Huntley
Ogden Nash
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Local Youth Teams Relocate and Notable Names Mentioned
In our town's Junior Baseball League the Specials aged 10 and 14 moved from Mulligan's to Gar gens Quarries. Skinny omes captains the Blue Dragons of Room Six in Hickory Heights Grambleberry Hollow. Porfirio Rubirosa noted in hotel orders. A Mike Wallace program link mentions stock promotions tied to a hair tonic with a free treatment on $5 shares.
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Mulligan's
Gargens Quarries
Omes
Blue Dragons
Hickory Heights
Grameberry Hollow
Porfirio Rubirosa
Ord
Rubirosa
Mike Wallace
Ventures Limited and interlocking ties loom in new treasury role
The new Treasury secretary Robert B. Anderson will take office after leaving Ventures Limited, a major Canadian mining and holding company chaired by T. Lindsley. Ventures and its subsidiaries control Geoil Limited and Frobisher Limited with extensive links to oil interests in the United States and Canada.
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Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Ventures Limited
United States
T. Lindsley
Canada
Sidiary of
Frobisher Limited
Geoil Limited
R. B. Anderson
Geoil
Trans Border Limited
Williston Oil and Gas Limited
Arte
George Humphrey
Mark Hanna
London
New York
Toronto Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Legacy Notes Mark Time In Local History Snippets
The Daily Telegraph revisits past decades with brief mentions of T. T. Turnelle’s Richmond trip, C. H. Nelson heading to Ingleside, Prince Alexander A Lilly’s former attorney role, and Methodist church ties. Ten years ago reports cover Rockies weather shift and a life underwriters meeting in West Virginia.
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T. T.turnelle
Richmond
C. H. Nelson
Tug River
Ingleside
Prince Alexander A. A. Lilly
Attorney Methodist Church
Frank P. Jones
Jones
Jenkin Jones
Mary Sue Tynes
W. P. Amaed. Pemer
Bund Sees Methods Church
Rockies
West Virginia Association of Life Underwriters
Pioneer woman jokes and drought relief humor in American life
A columnist riffs on frontier stereotypes and rural hardships noting that pioneer women faced toughness while jokes about a southwest farmer missing a flood mail call reflect broader American conditions. The quip hints at humor shaping views of resilience and infrastructure.
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Southwest
American
State Dept blocks fluency in cultural exchange with Russia
Drew Pearson reports on the U S push for people to people cultural exchange with the Soviet bloc, noting fingerprinting blocks by Congress and State Department delays. He cites Khrushchev and Western attempts, including failed Russian ballet visits and limited Romanian farm exchange, while U S figures show growing student and tourist exchanges with the USSR.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Khrushchev
Communist Party
CBS
United States
America
State Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Ike
Hutchinson
Kans
Russia
Rumania
Middle West
Matskevich
Voice of America
William Lacey
Korea
Lacey
Poland
USA
Francis Walter
FBI
U. S
Moscce Ballet
Moyseey
Eddie Dowling
Moscow
Moscow Ballet
Sol Hurok
Billy Rose
Europe
Asia
Porgy and Beas
I Met a Giant in a Wayward Poem
A fragmented verse recounts meeting a giant and trading lines with him. The speaker recalls ornate imagery, pride, and vows of love, then leaves a pygmy behind. The poem hints at shifts in decor and family life, ending with a vague May timeframe.
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