Bluefield Daily Telegraph masthead and publication info
The fragment lists the Bluefield Daily Telegraph details including publication schedule, subscription rates, and advertising representation. It notes association with the Associated Press and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions within West Virginia and other regions. It references a December 18 83 date and March 3 1878 governance as part of its masthead notation.
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West Virginia
Bluefield Primary Voters Urged to Choose City Directors
Citizens are urged to cast ballots in Bluefield today in the city primary to nominate five directors for the city board. The top two vote getters will become official candidates for the general election on July 5, with one to be designated mayor by the board.
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Hope For Peace Remains High In Best Of Us
Despite Paris talks yielding no clear agreement the public remains hopeful the cold war can end peacefully. The piece notes patience in government and among Americans, urges peaceful relations with all nations, and emphasizes the value of outdoor recreation for all ages despite pressures of modern life.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Europe
United States
Russia
Germany
America
Flag Day history of the Stars and Stripes
A historical overview traces Flag Day and the evolving design of the U S flag. It notes 1818 act adding a star per state, the 1912 flag proportions set by President Taft, debates over Betsy Ross myths, Hopkinson's flag claim, and future design questions as new states join. The piece also observes roadside litter and parental hopes for sons' success.
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Arizona
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Washington
Betsy Ross
Francis Hopkinson
New Jersey
Vermont
Kentucky
Sports Lovers Spend Millions For Equipment
A census bureau report shows fishermen spent 58.7 million dollars on rods reels lines and lures in 1947, more than a quarter of all sporting goods. Golfers buy 14.3 million dollars worth of golf balls, more than their iron clubs, illustrating the high annual cost of equipment for popular sports.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Happy Days Along the Mountain Path
A nostalgic verse recalling childhood friends and springtime joys. The speaker fondly notes wildflowers, robins singing, and games like building forts beneath pines on a mountain path. A lyrical meditation ends with the line Araminta Walk.
Mao and Russia clash over Dairen in Manchuria
The article reports rising Sino Soviet tension after Dairen was split under the big four accord. Mao Tse-Tung seeks Chinese control of the Chinese half, while Russia resists, signaling a dangerous power split in north China and Manchuria.
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Diamonds and luggage at the customs house tale
A humorous account of Billy Rose and Eleanor facing customs checks at LaGuardia. They fear smuggling while inspecting two suitcases with Rome and Paris purchases. An inspector jokes about a false bottom of diamonds and recalls a past case of a jewel dealer evading detection before a potential deal.
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Smuggler Plans Escape After Customs House Offer
A smuggler sought a final loan from a dealer to retire by arranging one last cargo. He promised to hide jewels in his ship’s state rooms and escape when docked in New York, trusting inspectors and a farewell voyage to conceal the loot.
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New York
Hollywood Stars and Ventures Amid Sputtering Combustion Rumors
Hollywood gossip centers on John Steinbeck scripting Cup of Gold with James Mason and Paulette Goddard as leads in a Mexico shoot, while Franchot Tone seeks Paris rights for Offenbach and Betty Hutton expands her Malibu family setup. Orson Welles is reportedly leaving Hollywood and registering in Italy.
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Safeway
Louis Hayward
Tyrone Power
Sunset Strip
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MacMurray
Orson Welles
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Canisius graduate with seven children hailed for achievement
War veteran H J Phillips earns a college degree as his wife and seven children celebrate. The home front pride, amid exams and long nights, sparks playful family plea for recognition.
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John F. Rudich
Canisius College
Lines To Dad Of Seven Getting College Degree
A garbled report notes a call to support a college degree for a father of seven. It mentions a proposed tax or license and references government actions, cabinet filings, and local officials including Mayor O Dwyer.
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