Baity Telegraph 1866-1953 Advertising and Publication Note
The Baity Telegraph notes its long history from 1866 to 1953 and mentions its morning publication by e's.raph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Riverside, with Associated Press membership and circulation details. It lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail, and notes advertising representation by the Kata Agency Inc.
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E'S.raph Printing Co
Bland Street
Associated Press
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kata Agency, Inc
Divine imagery and reflections from Zechariah and Guthrie
A biblical verse from Zechariah 9 14 speaks of the Lord delivering with power and trumpet blasts. Thomas Guthrie follows with a meditation onGod's equal ease in supplying great and small desires and in creating vast systems from the smallest acts.
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Zechariah
Magna Carta anniversary marked by new memorial
Two Freedom Anniversaries today honor the 742nd anniversary of Magna Carta. A $35,000 simulated temple funded by U.S. lawyers will be dedicated July 28 by the American Bar Association and British attorneys at a joint meeting, commemorating the oath that influenced colonial rights and later the U.S. Bill of Rights.
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American Bar Association
U.S
A.B.A
Britain
John
Runnymede
Virginia
France
Clarence Streit
Freedom & Union
Auto Makers Ban Racing
The Automobile Manufacturers Association plans to sever ties with auto racing, signaling the first such split in decades. Manufacturers cite higher costs and rising consumer confusion from race claims, leading to racing becoming an unsubsidized sport with no industry backing.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Dionne Girl to Marry Soon Says Report
Readers asked if the Dionne sisters would wed. The report states one of the sisters is set to marry, answering longstanding questions with a forthcoming union.
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Dionne
Ray Tucker Answers Readers on U S Overseas Spending
Ray Tucker addresses questions on U S expenditures abroad from 1940 to 1956 totaling about 109.9 billion dollars with round figures showing 115 billion including current year funds. He notes loans and aid totals, repayments, and other non treasury forms of assistance.
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Ray Tucker
Tg Hillcrest Place
Chevy Chase
Washington
Treasury
United Kingdom
Russia
China
Britain
United States
Rye
N. Y
International Labor Organization
Hollywood gossip and industry chatter around stars and moviemaking
The column notes Shelley Winters as a likely replacement for Jeanne Crain in The Whole Truth but she won t commit to abroad work without husband Anthony Franciosa. It mentions Lin da Christian reuniting Tyrone Power in Paris and Mai Zetterling visiting him. Hedy Lamarr scolds a gallery for portraits, Tallulah Bankhead linked to a government husband s circle, Tony Curtis misbehaving with oversized sea boots, Fred Zinnemann scouting for The Nun s Story with Audrey Hepburn, and Audrey and Mel Ferrer traveling to New York Paris and Switzerland amid Ratso Rizzo s heart condition and altitude issues in Mexico City.
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Hollywood
Shelley Winters
Jeanne Crain
Stewart Granger
Zaza Zza Gabor
George Sanders
Shelley
Anthony Franciosa
Jimmy Woolf
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Paris
Mai Zetterling
Hedy Lamarr
Universal-International
Hedy
Miss Lamarr
Tallulah Bankhead
London
Tony Curtis
Fred Zinnermann
Belgian Congo
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey
Mel Ferrer
New York
Switzerland
Mel
Gregory Ratoff
Ave Gardner
Ratoff
Mexco
Cuernavaca
Blueberry Pie Woes Spark Food Safety Sketches
In a witty Boston anecdote F C Othman discusses blueberry pie causing stomach upset and tongue discoloration. He cites a baker from McLean Va and warns about adulterated pies with starch or glue, urging honesty and scrutiny from diners amid budget jokes and health inquiries.
Blueberry Pie Diet Debate Confounds Doctor
A narrator recounts questioning a doctor about the health effects of blueberry pie on diet watchers. The doctor defends pie as similar to other foods, noting a 600 calorie slice and that the crust, rich in shortening, bears most of the grease. He recommends junket for the narrator’s friend.
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M.D
Predictions From the Roessner Column on 1958 Trends
The column foresees higher advertising costs due to rising paper and wage costs, with long term rates offering bargains for advertisers. Travel advertising shifts to conventions and trips for businesspeople and their wives. Borrowing costs rise, savings rates edge up, and egg prices stay firm as farmers cut flocks. Overseas staff reductions loom as Congress debates aid and bases. Highway growth slows with road-rights issues and steel limits. Synthetic soaps expand as manufacturers test detergents in markets.
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Census Bureau
U. S
State Department
United States Information Service
Congress
Jan Repsien
Predictions Of Changes In Soap And Electronics Markets
The piece notes a coming year with a surge in synthetic cleansers and new 1958 TV models featuring gadgets and selling features. It suggests gains from upturns in demand and product development after a prior sales dip, while referencing a Father’s Day date change idea and budgeting strains from family weddings and gifts.
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Joe Glick
Auto industry shifts from speed to safety in new Detroit call
The piece reports the American auto industry shifting emphasis away from speed toward safety in a Detroit announcement. It notes earlier motoring hype tied speed to danger and portrays public reaction as mixed cheer and concern while urging advertisements that promote reliability and family-friendly driving.
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Detroit
Autos To Be Less Like Guided Missiles
An editorial urges automakers to prioritize safety and comfort over speed and spectacle. It argues cars should aid daily life, not encourage reckless stunts, and cautions against linking purchases to racing glory or high society perks. The piece rails at sensationalism and calls for responsible engineering and genuine consumer protection.
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Daytona Beach
Auto Indusmo
Dulles Sets Air Travel Mileage Record
The latest official figures show John Foster Dulles has flown 389,829 miles since becoming secretary of state. The tally sits well below the jokes and quips about the secretary’s frequent peregrinations.
The Girard Case and Extraterritoriality in Japan
Geo. Sokolsky argues the Girard case reveals dangerous limits on American sovereignty under the Status of Forces Treaty in Japan. He contends only American courts can try American soldiers, critiques postwar occupation policies, and warns against sacrificing constitutional rights for political expediency.
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Girard
Japan
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Kobe
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
United States
Secretary of Defense
Goverment
Salem visitors and notable names amid city notes
Daily Telegraph item lists D. Taliaferra of Salem as a Dusinese visitor, H. S. Brown of Bramwell on business, Rev P P Pratt pastor, H S White of Matewan visiting, and reports a damaging cyclone in Beckley. A local prisoner on bread and water diet for refusing chain gang work and Louia A. Johnson named Assistant Secretary of War are noted amid past events and golf playoff hints with Sam Snead and Lew Worsham in a recent National Open context.
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D. Taliaferra
Salem
H. 8. Brown
Bramwell
P. P. Pratt
The
One
Ated
Henry
H. 8. White
Matewan
Beckley
Senator Soaper Promotes Iced Tea Season Parade
The Iced Tea season is celebrated with public press mentions as part of a centennial Civil War commemoration. A suggested mock battle pits Eisenhower against Montgomery to reenact Gettysburg.
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St. Louis
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Canada moves to divert Columbia River water
Drew Pearson warns the conservative Canada government plans to divert part of the Columbia River through British Columbia to the Pacific, potentially starving Washington and Oregon of power. The move strains treaty rights and could jeopardize Northwest power development while American delays on joint planning and private utilities resistance shape the dispute.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Columbia River
Oregon
Columbia
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Grand Coulee
Howl
Eisenhower
St. Laurent
Bonneville
Roosevelt
Hells Canyon
Ike
Len Jordan
Idaho
International Joint Commission
Jordan
Bonneville Dam
Northwest
Richard Neuberger
Ore
A. G. L. Macnaughton
Rockies
Fraser River
Pacific
Social Credit Party
Conservative
Ottawa
Liberals
Poems Hearing Aid Poems Hearing Aid
A humorous verse piece about a person who ignores tips for changing his department until a joking line suggests better listening. The speaker declares a playful moment about making someone hear by pinning back his ears.
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Junior
Essentials for Growing Children Demand Patience and Support
As children grow their needs rise requiring patience love strength wisdom faith and money from caregivers to keep their spirits bright and secure their development.
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