Daily Telegraph 1866 1953 Publication Details
The item lists publication history for the Daily Telegraph from 1866 to 1953, noting it is printed by De Printing Co, 412 Bland Street Bluefield. It states Associated Press news rights and local news publication, plus subscription rates for carrier and mail and advertising representation.
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de —— Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
West Virginia
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency, Inc
President Eisenhower Defends Continued Nuclear Tests
The article recounts President Eisenhower’s press conference remarks defending ongoing atomic bomb tests. He cites security needs and a potential global war risk if tests stop, noting scientists disagree on fallout scope but national safety requires continued testing. It references Churchill’s wartime restraint and Quaker pacifism.
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Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Churchill
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Scarsdale Club mobilizes unused books for reading rooms
The Scarsdale New York Women's Club since 1954 has moved over 45000 volumes from closed shelves to reading rooms in hospitals nursing homes prisons veterans centers and some public libraries. Damaged books are discarded and rare volumes sold to fund dictionaries and encyclopedias for beneficiaries. The article urges similar nationwide efforts to reclaim unemployed books and assign them to readers.
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John
Scarsdale
N. Y
Communist Witnesses Questioned on Alleged Ties
A fragment suggests a claim that American communists are highly asocial and will deny knowing any other federal agents when on the witness stand, implying testimony bias or secrecy.
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Amercian
Refugees Flee Russia Amid Unexplained Moscow Criticism
Refugees continue to flee Russia as Moscow stays silent on why such unpopularity is undeserved. The text contrasts modern blessings with those who refuse simple comforts like paper towels.
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Russia
Moscow
Music to Listen to the Photograph by
The phrase suggests a poetic album concept blending imagery and sound. A striking title promises experimental songs that evoke moments captured in images, inviting listeners to hear memories as music.
Nixon and Knowland Face 1960 Presidential Contention
The Republican contenders Nixon and Knowland face intraparty strain as Ike-era loyalties and foreign policy divisions shape 1960 prospects. Nixon profits from Ike’s strength but risks liberal-conservative clashes. Knowland’s staunch Chiang Kai-shek stance and bold Oslo Hungary trade ideas undermine his bid. Both grapple with party unity and voter mood ahead of the convention.
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Washington
California
Richard Nixon
Wiliam F. Knowland
Nixon
Eisenhower
V. P
Ike
White Hi House
Capitol Hill
Bridges- Goldwater
Modern
GOP
Knowland
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Kaishek
Seventh Fleet
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
Taipei
China
Norway
Hollywood and Broadway Gossips on Casts and Censorship
Donna Reed appears likely to replace Jeanne Crain in The Whole Truth while Ginger Rogers plans a Vienna move ahead of divorce. Cary Grant and the An Affair to Remember cast face a New York Constitution event, and Anne Francis trains for The Hired Gun but riding scenes are cut. Censorship affects Elsa Martinelli and Manuela, with Brig
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Hollywood
Donna Reed
Jeanne Crain
Stewart Ean Sere
Jimmy Woolf
Ginger Rogers
Oregon
Jacques Bergeracht
Ginger
Vienna
Fred Finklehoffe
Cary Grant
Cathleen Nesvitt
Constitution
New York
Anne Francis
Rory Calhoun
Henry Fonda
Paramount
Dorothy McGuire
la Jolla Playhouse
Brenda Forbes
Elsa Martinell
Manuela
Scissors Boys
Bill
Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd
London
Cary Cooper
Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Billy Wilder
Ariane
Gary
Chevalier
Gibberellin craze reaches Fairfax County farmer
Fairfax County farmer Othman questions gibberellin after observing unusually tall trees and rapid grass growth in his yard. He cites reports of a fungus from Japan that allegedly triggers extreme plant growth, with prices dropping from five dollars a can to under a dollar as regulators probe imitators.
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Mclean
Ofessor
Othman
Fairfax County
Plant-nappers and towns try to lure industry with costs and promises
The piece argues communities spend billions to attract plants and workers and shows Logansport as a cautionary tale. It cites slums, taxes, and service levels as critical factors and lists seven executive failings from Dr. Gaudet as barriers to retention and growth.
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Intelligent Management
Frederick J. Gaudet
Stevens Institute of Technology
McClellan Committee Faces Union Politics and Funds
Raymond Moley argues the McClellan Committee will soon tackle union violence secondary boycotts and officer control, with focus on union political funding and its impact on government. He cites Reuther and key unions, urging scrutiny of pension funds and potential reforms.
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Beck
Hutcheson
Collins
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Senate
Teamsters
Carpenters
Portland
Oregon
Garment Worker
Steelworkers
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Senate Sudcom
Ae Mreolinns
Railway
Democratic Congress
Detroit
White House
Congress
McClellan Committee
Senator Soaper Points To Burglaries Daily At 71
A satirical column notes a 71 year old senator claiming two burglaries daily, questions about enduring capability past 65, and mocks gadgets that dispense worms or promote the two car lifestyle. It fodders humor about aging, technology, and wariness of modern conveniences.
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St.oney
Secret Swiss trusts threaten SEC enforcement in 1930s inquiry
A defense of Swiss banks and foreign holdings reveals how anonymity, numbered accounts, and nominee registrations hinder the application of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Exchange Act of 1934. Armstrong warns that 35 percent of U S public company shares may be held by nominees, brokers, or fiduciaries, masking beneficial owners and risking evasions amid possible inflationary pressure.
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Tians
James O. Bastland
J. Sinclair Armstrong
SHC
Navy
Commission
Switzerland
United States
Armstrong
Europe
Nassau
Canada
Local Happenings Through the Years
A digest of past events notes visits and movements from 50 to 10 years ago. Mr and Mrs Wright visited relatives in Salem while Rev D H Carr returned to Gary as pastor after visiting friends in the city. R M Turner returned from Roanoke and Wytheville. Rev J H Baeton of Oakvale passed through en route to Honaker. Mercer and McDowell Medical Societies plan a joint picnic. H Bane of Princeton was in Bitrlaid on business. Mercer Centennial committee advanced plans for the celebration. Mrs John Roberts returned from Waynesboro Ga. Seamen tied up in many seaports. Lions club dignitaries attended the convention.
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R. M. Turner
Roanoke
Wytheville
J. H. Baeton
Oakvale
Honaker
Mercer County
McDowell County
H. Bane
Princeton
John Roberts
Waynesboro
Canada
Columbia River
Pacific
United States
Taft
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Alaskan Panhandle
Yukon
British Columbia
Laurent
England
Rio Grande
Mexico
Judson Harmon
Columbia
U. S
Fraser River
Canadian
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Congress
National Committee
Senate
Congressional
Republican Committee of
Pittsburgh
Sam Rayburn
Wright Patman
Texas
Ed Pauley
California
Joe Davies
Trade with Red China
The piece argues that Britain, Japan, and other nations rely on foreign trade and face US tariffs and barriers. It notes Eisenhower’s view that allies must seek relief via economic aid or expand exports or trade with all areas, including theists, to avoid economic strain or falling to communism.
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China
New York Times
Britain
Japan
United States
Free World
Eisenhower
Premier Kishi Meets U S President in Historic Talks
Nobusuke Kishi, Japan's prime minister, travels to Washington for unprecedented meeting with a U.S. president. The discussions cover Japan's democracy aims, postwar ties with the United States, and potential shifts on Okinawa, Hyomb tests, and trade with Red China. The piece notes other global figures and related defense and river-diversion intrigue shaping diplomacy.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
United States
Commerce
Japan
Tojo
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Douglas MacArthur
White House
Pacific
Okinawa
UGA
Red China
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Kishila
Poems Sea Farm Vision of Seas and Fields
The poem speaks of smooth stones and a sea that once touched land. It mingles sea memory with meadowlarks and gulls, describing winds, scents, and fertile spray. Eileen McClay notes in the New York Times.
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Eileen McClay
New York Times
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