Baily Telegraph 1866 1953 Publication Notice
Publication data for the Baily Telegraph notes establishment in 1893 and Hugh Ike Shott family lineage. It lists publishing details, morning edition, printing company address, and Associated Press news rights. Subscription rates are partially shown for West Virginia and other regions with auditing and advertising contacts noted.
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Egraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Biasnelae
Associated Press
Malin
Second Sones
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Cirtulawon
The
Asia Agence
Imc
Faith and Providence Prime the Morning Sky
A devotional reflection quotes Zechariah 9 14 and Thomas Guthrie on God’s power to meet all needs from the greatest to the smallest. It likens divine action to creating suns and vital forces, urging trust in providence amid life’s demands.
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Thomas Guthrie
Two Freedom Anniversaries Mark Magna Carta Event
On June 15 and a July 28 ceremony mark Magna Carta's 742nd anniversary and dedicate a $35,000 simulated temple by the American Bar Association at a joint ABA British lawyers meeting. The piece notes Magna Carta’s role in basic rights, Virginia’s Bill of Rights, and later influence on U.S. and world governance.
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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Association plans to divorce itself from auto racing, possibly the first time in decades that manufacturers have withdrawn. Racing remains popular with the public, but makers deem involvement costly and confusing to sales, so racing will operate as an unsubsidized sport without factory backing.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
One Dionne Girl Set to Marry Says Courier
Answer to readers inquiry on marriage prospects for the Dionne sisters is revealed as one wedding to occur. The report names one of the Dionne girls and notes the marriage decision has been finalized.
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Dionne
Ray Tucker and subsidies in wartime spending
Report details totals of American overseas spending from 1940 to 1956, with a rough overall figure near 115 billion dollars. It breaks down aid into lend lease and grants around 102 billion, loans at 17 billion, and 4 billion repaid, plus unlisted forms of assistance abroad.
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Treasury
United Kingdom
Russia
China
Britain
United States
Rye
International Labor Organization
Hollywood gossip round up from Paris to London
A collage of industry whispers covers Shelley Winters possibly replacing Jeanne Crain in The Whole Truth with Stewart Granger and George Sanders, Shelley's abroad plans, Tyrone Power’s Paris reconciling scene, Linda Christian's Paris meeting, Hedy Lamarr's portraits, Tallulah Bankhead linked to a government figure in London, Tony Curtis's boot jest, Fred Zinnemann and Ava Gardner, and Rat off commuting from Cuernavaca to Mexico City for altitude concerns.
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Hollywood
Shelley Winters
Jeanne Crain
Stewart Granger
Zaza Zz Gabor
George Sanders
Shelley
Anthony Franciosa
Jimmy Woolf
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Paris
Mai Zetterling
Lamarr
Universal-International
U l
Hedy
Miss Lamarr
Tallulah Bankhead
London
Tony Curtis
Fred Zinnermann
Gardner
Ratoff
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Blueberry pie blamed for stomach woes in Washington tale
A Washington reader blames stomach upset on blueberry pie not the fish dish served with baked beans. He jokes about the cost and craft of pies, the color of a navy tongue, and cites local bakers and a McLean VA cook warning against cheap blue fillings and starch additives.
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Washington
Boston
McLean
White House
Studies Blueberry Pie And Tummy Abe
A speaker questions blueberry pie’s health impact in the kitchen setting. A doctor argues pie crust fat content, grease, and shortening affect dieters, recommending junket as a safer alternative. He notes that the filling is less harmful than the crust for weight management.
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M.D
Mwnself
Trends in 1958 business predictions forecast higher ad costs
The report surveys rising advertising expenses across media due to higher paper, lead, and wage costs. It notes long term contracts may save money, a shift toward travel conventions, and stronger savings rates. Egg production may drop as farmers cut flocks, while overseas staff may shrink as U S agencies cut budgets and aid. Congress faces pressure on highway spending and foreign aid.
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Soere
United States
Congress
U. S
Predictions Of Coming Trends In Soap And Electronics
The article notes growing expectations for synthetic cleansers to expand soap sales while taking share from traditional bars. It mentions 1958 model receivers with new gadgets and features. Following last year’s sales dip, manufacturers pushed product development, with demand and upturn likely to boost the industry this year.
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Indus
Joe Glick
Ome
Auto safety clash with speed hype echoed in Detroit bold claim
The auto industry disavows reckless marketing while urging safer driving. Advertisements brag of acceleration and speed contests as critics warn the push risks public danger. The debate centers on balancing performance with caution as carmakers pledge responsibility.
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Detroit
McKinley
Autos and slogans clash in a fragmented report
A jagged excerpt argues autos should prioritize safe travel over speed and glory. It critiques risky marketing while noting a Bakers Union probe and possible relief efforts for a struggling baseball team, with disjointed lines about O'Malley and a public fund.
Dulles Mileage Figures Spark Lighthearted Jokes
Official figures show John Foster Dulles has flown 369,829 miles since becoming secretary of state. The travel tally is noted as roughly 100,000 miles less than the number of jokes about his peregrinations from comedians and humorists.
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Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Girard case sparks debate on extraterritorial rights in Japan
George Sokolsky defends American soldiers abroad arguing the Status of Forces Treaty improperly curtails U S constitutional rights. He blasts foreign courts and leftist pressure in Japan, warning of morale damage and dangerous precedent if Congress or the executive sacrifice liberties for politics. He cites Khrushchev broadcasts and warns Americans to resist subordination of rights.
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Girard
Japan
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
Kobe
Osaka
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
United States
Secretary of Defense
State Department
Khrushchev
Billy Graham
Cyclone strikes today amid port city damage claims
A cyclonic storm described as very strong caused heavy damage in Suanaes while a local prisoner faced food rationing for refusal to work. The CIO threatened to close a captive mine unless labor actions eased. Ten years prior a Capital Airlines crash near Leeshore killed fifty aboard. Lew Worsham and Snead contended in the National Open playoff.
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Capital Airlines
Leeshore
Ha Snead
Lew Worsham
Senator Soaper Promotes Iced Tea Centennial Tale
A humorous note suggests iced tea originated in St. Louis in 1904 and imagines a mock Civil War battle between Eisenhower and Montgomery at Gettysburg as part of a centennial celebration.
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St. Louis
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Gettysburg
Canada may divert Columbia River water harming northwest power
Drew Pearson warns the new Canadian conservative government could tunnel water from the Columbia River to the Pacific, reducing output from Grand Coulee and Bonneville. He cites exclusive treaty rights, slow U S action, and private utilities’ opposition as key factors shaping a possible power dispute with Canada.
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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
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Richard Neuberger
Ore
A. G. L. Macnaughton
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Fraser River
Pacific
Social Credit
Conservative Party
Ottawa
Liberals
U. A
Poems Hearing Aid
A fragmented verse depicts a speaker noticing improved hearing after applying a hearing aid to a deaf person, with a playful tone about changing his department and pinning back his ears.
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Junior
Essentials for Raising Growing Children
A reflective note on how children’s needs expand as they grow, requiring patience, love, strength, wisdom, faith, and financial support each day. The piece emphasizes ongoing parental commitment to meet evolving demands and nurture their well being.
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