Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertising Rates and Office Details
Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists its editor Hugh Ike Shott and the publication details. It notes established 1893, morning issue, office at 413 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, and Associated Press membership. Rate card shows carrier 35 cents a week, mail rates 16.00 per year, with Kate Agency as advertising representative.
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Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Wea
W. Va
Associated Press
Morning scripture verse echoes on hopeful note
A biblical quotation invokes Luke 21:88 and a reflective line about souls and remedy as a medieval style reflection appears. The fragment blends religious exhortation with archaic phrasing about redemption and fate. The text reads like a devotional meditation referencing forfeited souls and remedy.
Adapting Atomic Energy To Civilian Use Still Question
The atomic energy program leader in the Atomic Energy Commission warns civilian use may never prove practical. He cites high power plant costs, even with plentiful uranium, and compares $11,750 to $14,000 per kilowatt for reactors versus $100 to $200 for coal plants. A toy kit hints at public interest but cannot drive adoption yet.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eastern Toy Manufacturing Company
Public Should Know Facts Of Amerasia Case
Public interest centers on the 1945 Amerasia documents case and access to testimony. Key events include FBI arrests, plea deals, and later senate scrutiny with figures such as P. J. Jaffe, Forrestal diaries, Lattimore, Service, Hansen, and Budenz cited in hearings spanning 1945 to 1950. The narrative tracks charges, defenses, and investigative actions across government and Congress.
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Amerasia
P. J. Jaffe
Jaffe
Defense Forrestal
FBI
New York
Washington
U. S
Andrew Roth
Office of Naval Intelligence
E. S. Larsen
State Department
Far East
John S.S. Service
Kate L. Mitchell
M. J. Gayn
House Judiciary
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Service
Haldore Hansen
Owen J. Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
India
Lattimore
Senator Tydings
Louis F. Budenz
Fordham University
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Field
Hansen
Frank Bielaski
U. 8
Editorial Comment on Mail Slowdown Affects U.S. Service
Cincinnati Enquirer notes U. S. News roundup on mail delays after post office funding cutbacks. Critics blame House for insufficient appropriations and warn businesses and households face higher telecom costs as some turn to pickups or private couriers.
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U. S. News and World Report
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
Andorra
San Marino
United States
Cincinnati
O. Enquirer
Great Is the Lord Psalm 111 Praise in the Assembly
The psalmower proclaims praise to the Lord with the whole heart in the assembly. It extols the Lord’s mighty deeds, wisdom, mercy, and faithfulness, noting His righteous judgment and covenant forever. Sthel Riner Sublette signs the fragment.
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Sthel Riner
Wire tapping in Washington tied to Brewster Ferguson
A sensational report on wire tapping in Washington, now with the justice department, accuses Senators Owen Brewster and Homer Ferguson of tapping Howard Hughes. The probe details a Mayflower hotel wire tap and an air vent microphone, with recordings of Hughes and lawyers.
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Washington
Justice Department
Metropolitan Police
Washington, D. C
Europe
Owen Brewster
Maine
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Brewster
Ferguson
Howard Hughes
Trans-World Airlines
Hughes
Senate
Mayflower
Capital
Senators
Mike
Morris Fay
U. S
District of Columbia
Joe Shimon
Metropolitan Police Force
District Attorney's
Fay
Robert Barrett
Shimon
Nathaniel Luttrell
Nina Lunn
White
Remarino
Argentina
J. Edgar Hoover
Armed Forces
Central Intelligence
Brewster and
Pan American Airways
Pan American
TWA
Vision Pay TV Dream From Dr Faught At Chicago Club
Dr Millard Faught argues TV can serve more than ads and must be funded beyond advertisers. He sketches Phonevision a pay as you see it box office tested in Chicago, allowing free 99 percent and 1 percent via phone to fund stations programs and major events. He predicts large gains for studios and sports and a strong educational impact.
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Washington
Harry Cain
Fred Vinson
Washington, D. C
Senator Cain
Vinson
Washington Post
Eugene Meyer
Dr. Faught
Phonevision
Chicago
Red Cross
Hollywood
Good Doctor
Premium On Foresight In Television's Future
The speech argues pay as you see revenue for home extension courses could fund new university buildings labs scholarships and teacher salaries. It warns TV could become a cultural pygmy if funded only by ads and stresses bringing the classroom into the home for scalable courses while cautioning against political appointees in education. The closing line extols foresight in the communicative arts.
Put Ring in His Nose Early Brides
Robert Ruark critiques Ruth Millett's piece on marriage advice calling it coercive and demeaning to men. He describes prescriptions of control as a prisonlike contract and urges readers to recognize harmful gendered guidance that harms romantic equality.
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Ruth Millett
Gee
Bill Tell
Arthur Godfrey
Dizzy Dean
Robert Montgomery
Mike Quill
Stormtroopers Offer Marriage Advice and Predictions
A quoted commentator critiques gender roles in marriage and society. He argues American women pursued supremacy after Puritan settlement, warns against pretended virtue, and predicts men will rebel if controlled. He also notes loneliness and a desire for companionship at home.
New York to Air TV Programs Debating City Leadership
The article discusses Mayor O'Dwyer and the LaGuardia era of television addressing residents by voice and screen. It references proposed programs like Gracie Mansion Camera and Howdy Billy and suggests titles such as This is Your New York and Stop the Opposition's Music.
Mayor O Dwyer as TV era public figure praised
A civic column lauds Mayor O Dwyer as a fit video politician highlighting public appeal, appearance, and showmanship. It warns that voters increasingly judge candidates by camera presence, wardrobe, and personality, with video shaping future campaigns and public trust.
Lobbying Rights and Buchanan Committee Critique
The piece argues lobbying is a constitutional right but warns of risks of corruption and improper investigations led by Rep. Buchanan. It highlights omissions in a request for corporate travel records and criticizes unilateral committee actions and scope.
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Congress
Frank Buchanan
Buchanan
miscellany of odd notes and local curiosities
A collage of quips about a Maine senator, the Kitty Hawk plane, New England bridges, a bookmaker’s confession, concerns about intellect, Hopalong apparel sizes, a watermelon’s sex life, and a century old historic home with unchanged furniture.
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