Daily Telegraph masthead and imprint notice
The snippet provides the Daily Telegraph masthead, editor Hugh Ike Shott, 1893 publication note, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for carriers and mail in West Virginia with contact details for advertising. It functions as a front-page imprint and service information block. The text lacks a distinct news event or narrative.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Press
Sones
West Virginia
Hezekiah’s Illness and Divine Sign Recited
A biblical verse from II Chronicles 32 24 notes Hezekiah’s illness and prayer to the Lord who answered with a sign. A Lowell line asserts ultimate possession of God as unrelinquishable and unique to heaven.
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Hezekiah
Golden wedding anniversary celebrates 41 couples in New York
In New York, 41 elderly couples marked their collective golden anniversaries with 2,250 years of marriage and 288 descendants. They report few marital difficulties beyond ordinary disputes, highlighting constructive, stable lives often overlooked by media focused on the eccentric or sensational.
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New York
Educational experiments seek new paths for youth
The Ford funded program at Columbia Yale Chicago and Wisconsin will admit 400 male scholars under 16 in a broader test including a girls college and smaller institutions. It aims to give two years of liberal arts study before draft age to unusually young students while noting two thirds lack high school graduation and questioning loss of secondary schooling years.
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Omar
Columbia
Yale
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ford Foundation Fund For the Advancement of Learning
Investigation Opened Into Government's WOC Men
Hearings before the House monopoly subcommittee chaired by Representative Celler examine the practice of working for the government while drawing private pay. Critics say WOC men favored their firms in contracts and materials, with legal bans on dual pay suspended during wartime and by the 1950 Defense Production Act. Senator Truman shifts from condemnation to endorsement of using top businessmen to supervise private industry for the government.
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WOC
Washington
Treasury
House
Representative Celler
Sen
Harry 8. Truman
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
Truman’s Korea Remarks Draw Fire Over Casualty Compare
The article critiques President Truman for likening Korea battle casualties to highway deaths. It notes 140 000 total American casualties in Korea and argues the comparison downplays families’ grief while stressing that political blame and morale concerns shape congressionally debated casualty figures.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Congress
General Bradley
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Editorial Comment NEW ATOM DEVELOPMENTS
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes no abatement in debate after a joint Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission release on new Eniwetok Atoll fusion tests. William L. Laurence calls the Pacific experiments a milestone, likening them to the 1942 Chicago squash court test that birthed the atomic age. He argues the tests mark first small scale hydrogen bomb experiments, with a trigger temperature now achieved and theory yielding to practice.
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Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Pacific
U. S
New York Times
William L. Laurence
Eniwetok
University of Chicago
Laurence
Pacific Proving Grounds
Tosk
Alamogordo
N. M
Hiroshima
AEC
Wheeling
W. Va
Cardinal Reigns in Apple Tree in Riner Poem
Poem portrays birds in fruit trees with vivid colors and contrasts. The speaker names Starlings Robins Sparrows and a dominant cardinal in the apple tree. The author is Ethel Riner Sublette.
China lobby funds and power centers exposed in 1940s links
Drew Pearson outlines a broad China lobby network led by Dr H H Kung and T V Soong at the Bank of China in New York with ties to U S Senators and the Truman era government. He cites campaign cash and lobbying by figures such as Alfred Wohlberg and Myron Cowen, plus former officials shifting posts to aid Chiang Kai-shek.
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Washington
China Lobby
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Party
China
Bank of China
New York City
Chiang Kai-shek
H. H. Kung
Riverdale
N. Y
Generalissimo
T. V. Soong
Long Island
Dr. Kung
Central Bank
Ees
Truman
Kung
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Defense
Formosa
State Department
Johnson Law Firm
Myron Cowen
Australia
Philippines
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Alfred Wohlberg
New York
Dr. King
Wohlberg
Sen
Worth Clark
Idaho
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
U.S
Clark
Chiang Kaishek
U. S. Senate
Chiang
Senator Bridges
al Wedemeyer
William J. Goodwin
Christian Front
Goodwin
Inc
Tom Connally
Texas
Hitler
America
Germany
Bend over Bud and the Remedy Rush
Robert Ruark riffs on overreliance on quick cures in medicine. He mocks diagnostic shortcuts where doctors label any ailment with a single “cure all” and warns the ease of treatment may dull clinical scrutiny. The piece critiques media and medical arrogance in seeking fast fixes.
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New York
Bud
John
Discourse on These New Miracle Treatments
A physician questions the overuse of panacea antibiotics and miracle drugs. He warns such cures may obscure symptoms and that the body can develop resistance, preferring rest and cautious use to preserve effective treatment for serious illness.
Hollywood Bids and Bets On Stars For Upcoming Films
Sheilah Graham reports Mrs George Sanders may debut in Thy Neighbor's Wife for Hugo Haas amid Europe plans with George for Ivanhoe. Audie Murphy rides high as Haas eyes Gabors. The Riding Kid follows Cimarron Kid with Ted Richmond. Katharine Hepburn lands Scalpel for Hal Wallis post African Queen. Sally Forrest and Milo Prank discuss long engagement. Tyrone Power rumors at studio. Jackie Cooper to star in Remains To Be Seen on Broadway. Boris Karloff and Jean Arthur chat on The Door set.
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Hollywood
George Sanders
Hugo Haas
Europe
George
Haas
Gabors
Audrie Murphy
Riding Kid
Ace
Ted Richmond
Audie
Texas
Ted
Pamela
Katharine Hepburn
Africa
Hal Wallis
Burt Lancaster
Sally Forrest
Milo
Sally
Richard Stapley
Tyrone Power
Bill Goetz
Tony Curtis
Lydia Bailey
Jackie Cooper
Lindsay and Crouse
Opus 9
Jackie
Jesse White
Harvey
New York
Jesse
Boris Karloff
Jean Arthur
Peter
Boris
Sights And Sounds Around Film Studios
A column notes rising stars and aging stars in Hollywood. Rocky Hudson shines in The Iron Man while Frank Sinatra previews Meet Danny Wilson. Garbo draws attention at a private Streetcar Named Desire showing as she arrives hatless and dressed casually.
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Rocky Hudson
Frank Sinatra
Danny Wilson
Rita Hayworth
Cornel Wilde
Cornel
Garbo
H J Phillips CBS to color telecast June 25 with Arthur Godfrey
H J Phillips CBS begins color video on June 25 with Arthur Godfrey as first performer, placing him among epoch makers alongside Barnum's elephant and other historic firsts. Program from 4 30 to 5 30 features Godfrey in full color, with Berle, Jerry Lewis, Ed Wynn, Jimmy Durante, and Fred Allen noted for color readiness.
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CBS
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Barnum
Shannon
Edison
Jolson
Berle
Jerry Lewis
Ed Wynn
Jimmy Durante
Fred Allen
Color Video Adapters Bring Godfrey to TV Test
Report notes Sid Caesar fuss over color test and Godfrey in color plans. Dialog blurs identity rumors about Godfrey and the Teaball, while engineers warn of test risks. A lighthearted preview hints at telecast impact on living rooms and national figures.
Debate on Diplomacy and a One World Vision
George Sokolsky argues the UN stance and a globalist foreign policy weaken U S diplomacy. He contrasts American leadership with Soviet aims, warning that universalism benefits the Kremlin and harms national interests.
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Albert Wedemeyer
MacArthur
State Department
Trousseau
Acheson
Wedemeyer
Soviet Russia
Washington
United Nations
Kremlin
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
West Virginia officials named for federal posts and local business notes
B F Keller of Bramwell appointed judge for the southern district of West Virginia with Ex-Gov George W Atkinson named district attorney and John K Thompson marshal for the new district. An ad urges Bluefield Mercantile warm weather suits at 3 dollars.
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B. F. Keller
Bramwell
Federal
Southern District
West Virginia
George W. Atkinson
John K. Thompson
Bluefield Mercantile Company
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