Shott Family Newspaper History and Circulation Note
The Bailey Telegraph and Press announces its establishment in 1893 and lists Hugh Ike Shott as part of its historical lineage. It notes morning publication by Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Lane Street, West Virginia circulation details, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising representation.
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Morning Ag Telegraph Printing Co
Lane Stree
Associated Press
West Virginis
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Rats Agency
Lord's Supper Reflections From Rev Gerard Hallock
The excerpt cites Luke 22 19 on Jesus giving his body and commanding remembrance. It also mentions the Lord's Supper as central to the Kingdom of our Father attributed to Rev Gerard Hallock.
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Jacob
Gerard Hallock
Threats to U S overseas bases stir Cold War tensions
The piece outlines how Iceland Morocco Saudi Arabia and Okinawa face base disputes as elections and nationalist movements reshape alliance leverage. It notes Keflavik and Morocco bases’ high costs and Saudi and Okinawan tensions amid broader Arab nationalist pressure and regional instability.
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Iceland
Saudi Arabia
Morocco
Okinawa
U.S
Japan
Western Pacific
Dhahran
Keflavik
Air Force
Navy
New York
Moscow
Greenland
James H. Walsh
7Th Air Division
Strategic Air Command
Social Democratic Party
Althing
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
N.A. T.O
France
Libya
Egypt
Britain
Cypruss
Singapore
Ceylon
Aden
Regrets To Venus Aims For Future Space Visits
Scientists track Venus as it comes within Earth’s reach, noting a continuous radio signal and a hiss caused by thermal energy. They estimate surface temperature above the boiling point of water, using radiometers and a 50 foot radio telescope to gather data for future knowledge.
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Venus
Earth
Political tremor grips 1952 party hopes as Ike falters
A wave of doubt hits both parties over President Eisenhower’s health and ability to govern. Republicans rally behind a line of possible successors led by Nixon and Humphrey while U S. diplomats and governors weigh substitutes. Democrats fracture over strategy with Harriman challenging Stevenson, Kennedy asserting Bay State control, and debates over civil rights and party unity intensifying ahead of the convention.
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Washington
San Francisco
GOP
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Ike
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Harold E. Stassen
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Supreme Court
Averell Harriman
New York
Hudson
Adlai &. Stevenson
Roosevelts
Dubinskys
Wagners
Finletters
Stevenson
Albany
South
Illinois
Stuartston
Balota
Oe Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Bay State
House
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
Kefauver
Tennessee
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Studio Talks
The column sketches assorted showbiz items: Sheilah Graham on a star not leaving his family, Grace Kelly writing a book, Lemmy Clift’s auto crash and a Metro ban on wheels, Robert seeking a singing chance, Gary Cooper traveling, Maurice Chevalier playing Hepburn’s father in Airline and moonlighting as a detective, shortages of hotels for Huston’s Typee unit, Gregory Peck training for a comeback alongside wife Veronica, Zsa Zsa Gabor’s Johannesburg diary from diamond country, Marilyn Monroe’s 20th Century cover gripe, and Frank Ross eyeing a major screen project Kings Go Forth to shoot in France.
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Grace Kelly
Lemmy Clift
Metro
Robert
Gary Cooper
Gary
Athens
Istanbul
Maurice Chevalier
Audrey Hepburn
Huston
Gregory Peck
Veronique
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Johannesburg
South Africa
Zsa
Marilyn Mon
You Magazine
Frank Ross
France
Hidden costs behind a shirt sale revealed by consumer research
A university study outlines how a simple shirt marked at 34.68 conceals a web of markups. It breaks down as 2.89 to sellers, 2.06 to stores, 1.90 to buyers, and a small tax bite, totaling 16 cents per shirt in hidden expenses.
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Troy
FedeSee
Silas Pertames
Atta
H . Ee
Speelang Otro Peatmmense
Shopper Puts Many People To Work
A 1955 summary notes stores with 16 cents profit on a 4.95 shirt and 38.2 gross margins while mail order giants command 44 percent of sales. It cites higher margins, a 6 percent sales rise, and rising advertising costs since 19 percent.
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Despit Department
Fairchild News Service
Federal Reserve Action
Has & Bradstreet
Cams
American ‘N Co
Institute
Us.a
UNC bids farewell to a century of journalism teaching
Robert Ruark recalls the University of North Carolina ending a long era as a group of seasoned journalism educators retire after about a hundred years of service. Skipper, the Philos, Coffin, and Nubbins are cited for shaping writing, editing, and reporting with insight and humor.
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Gn Ae
University of North Carolina
Oscaree
Skipper
Tna
Philos
Mentors Coffin and Russell Shaped a North Carolina Press Line
The passage recollects Coffin and Russell as skilled workers who shifted from commercial craft to teaching, shaping countless writers. Coffin’s patient editing and Russell’s eye for material helped transform raw copy into polished work, with lessons in drama and rhetoric threaded through their teaching and print careers. Oscar’s reading and sarcasm added stagey bite to their methods, while the Skipper’s rough edged presence underscored their dynamic.
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Russell
Coffin
Carolinas
Virginia
Abraham
Isaac
Oscar
Phil
Public Thank You To His Retired Tutors
Russell honors his retired tutors in a vivid tribute. He recalls how both mentors shaped his mind through tough critique and gentle guidance, calling their collaboration a benevolent conspiracy against ignorance. He credits them with guiding his first job and lifelong learning.
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Russell
Coffin
Hamiet
Ranch A Trout Haven Tied to Oil Boom in Wyoming
The narrative centers on Ranch A in the Black Hills of Wyoming owned by Peter Smith, a cattleman who struck oil and now contemplates selling. Built by Moe Annenberg, the rustic retreat features glass bathrooms and carved furniture, once valued at $900,000 and estimated to cost over $3,000,000 to duplicate. Smith operates a trout hatchery and sells rainbow trout at a dollar per pound, with potential annual net earnings near $50,000 if income from the trout business is fully realized. Sand Creek, rising on Ranch A, provides a premier trout stream feeding the operation.
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Black Hills
Ranch A
Moe Annenberg
Chicago
Ceienare
Peter Smith
Smith
Newcastle
Annenberg
Sand Creek
North America
Capaty
Ranch- A
Millionaire Ranch For Sale Amid Quirky Luxury Decor
Readable remnants describe a Smith's cattle ranch with fishable streams and a pastoral lifestyle. Annenberg era owner faced income tax evasion charges and died soon after. the property features luxe cabins with animal motifs and elk horn decor across eight bedrooms and guest areas.
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Smith
Ee Annenberg Reser
The Constitution and Presidential Health in a Century
Geo Sokolsky argues the Constitution governs presidential succession and incapacity, then critiques guarantees of health in office. He recalls past presidents Taft MacArthur Truman and others, noting experts' limits, and points to the uncertainty of life and the need for a competent, broad‑spirited leader.
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Wilson
Franklin
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Setis
Bob Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Harry Truman
Beethoven
Helen Keller
Thomas Edison
Milton
Stevenson
Harriman
Johnson
Symington
Thirty Years Ago Visit Refers To Williamson Trip
The Daily Telegraph notes Mrs John P Weiser returned from Williamson. Mrs C L Cruise and daughter left for North Carolina. Also mentions Hampden Sydney college planning a Bluefield summer school ten years ago and a second CPB application for a parking building. The US offered to destroy its atomic bombs.
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H. P. Allen
Giles Street
Wytheville
John W. Phelps
Virginia
John P. Weiser
Williamson
C. L. Cruise
North Carolina
Hampden-Sydney College
Bluefield College
Mercer County Farm Bureau
Civilian Production Board
United States
Senator Soaper Sparks Honor Tradition Debate
The piece critiques a proposed job offer that would end a long standing American custom of summer leisure. It questions humorists reaction to changes and notes the US membership in 46 international groups while cartoon depictions of Uncle Sam lack lapel buttons.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower Health Questions Stir Public Debate
In a critical analysis, Drew Pearson argues the public should know the full health status of President Eisenhower beyond medical bulletins. He details intravenous vitamin K, the anticoagulant Dicumarol, and expert testimony on thromboembolism, brain arteries, and potential recurring attacks, urging transparency over rhetoric.
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Washington
Roosevelt
PDR
United States
Eisenhower
Denver
Ike
Dicumaeral
Onvy
Thomas Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Cornell Medical School
W. T. Foley
Irving
Wright
American Heart Association
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Senate Appropriations
Twilight on Toll Roads Editorial
The piece argues toll roads work well in dense regions like New Jersey but fail across vast, sparsely populated US expanses. It cautions against overreliance on tolls and suggests the era of toll roads may be peaking.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Unclear Soviet Leader Memory Debates Reemerge
The remark questions how long it will take for a new Soviet leader to downplay Bulganin and Khrushchev while erasing reminders of Joseph Stalin. It reflects a meta-political debate on legacy and historical emphasis in Soviet leadership.
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Bulganin and
Khrushchev
Joe Stalin
Calls for broader executive authority to face Russian threat
The piece argues America should grant leaders wider latitude in foreign relations to act quickly. It warns executive power is dangerous but notes the people can curb misuse through elections.
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Worthington Daily Globe
America
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