Daily Telegraph 1866 1953 Bluefield Ad Prospectus
Publication profile for the Daily Telegraph, 1866 1953, detailing morning issues, address at 412 Bland Street, Bluefield, and Associated Press news rights. Includes subscription rates by carrier 40 cents weekly and by mail in zones, and mentions circulation audit and advertising representation.
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Ag Vores Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Associated Preso
West Virginia
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency
Quote Fragments from Religious Texts
The passage presents scriptural and historical reflections on Christian suffering and obedience. It juxtaposes 1 Peter 2 21 with J A Froudes view of a God of infinite goodness and a service grounded in obedience rather than form.
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God
J. A. Froude
U.S. Policy on Lebanon Ties to UN Judgment
President Eisenhower signaled that action in Lebanon would depend in part on UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjold and the UN observation team. Secretary Dulles outlined possible U.S. military steps, noting a Mansfield amendment guiding Ike doctrine and possible contingencies beyond a UN call.
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Lebanon
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Arab Republic
Eisenhower
Dulles
U.S
Eisenhower Doctrine quoted mandate debate in Congress
The document details Sec. 2 language offering military aid to Middle East nations or groups facing aggression from communism. It notes a proviso aligning with treaties and the U.S. Constitution. An added Humphrey Mansfield amendment requires a request from the attacked nation. Dulles cites a supposed mandate tied to preserving Middle East independence and integrity for world peace.
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United States
Middle East
U.S
Congress
Dulles
Hubert H. Humphrey
D Ming
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Lebanon backs Eisenhower Doctrine amid regional tensions
Ambassador James P. Richards reported broad Middle East support for the Doctrine, with 13 of 15 countries visited accepting its aims. Dulles affirmed the Doctrine respects presidential and congressional powers, comparing it to 1955 Formosa action and 1950 Korea dispatch. Eisenhower pledged to use the Doctrine to shield pro Western states as Syria aligns with the United Arab Republic.
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Lebanon
Middle East
James P. Richards
U.S
Dulles
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Truman
Korea
Congress
Eisenhower
Syria
United Arab Republic
Fitness Revival Urged For American Men Amid Ivy League Critique
Editorial urges push ups and physical training to restore national fitness. Blames Ivy League fashions for soft standards and recalls old days when jackets were paired with built hardware of muscles.
Khrushchev Says He Played Half Back in Soccer
The remark notes Nikita Khrushchev recalling past sports roles. Observers compare his claim to the more common image of him promoting Soviet football and its different positions.
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Khrushchev
If De Gaulle Were Red as a Slit Throat Criticisms Rise?
The remark asks whether harsh judgments of General de Gaulle would mirror the same level of critique here if he were as “red as a slit throat.” It implies American reactions to French leadership styles and the era’s political sensitivities.
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General de Gaulle
Ray Tucker on Defense Reform and Atomic Power Debate
Ray Tucker discusses congressional control over a defense reshuffle under Eisenhower and the balance of executive power. He cites fears of legal insubordination and praise for civilian oversight while noting the need for regulatory rules. He also analyzes private versus public atomic power, favoring private ownership with government role in early experimentation and possible cost-sharing mechanisms.
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Ray Tucker
Hillcrest Place
Chevy Chase
Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Congress
B. R
Albuquerque
N. M
Ftrms
Uncle Sam
Fifty Years Ago Visit and Notable Remembrances
Daily Telegraph notes events from the past: W R Whitman returned to Ash land North Carolina fifty years ago, D R Wood of Martinsburg visited family forty years ago, the Presbyterian church Woman's Auxiliary met thirty years ago, funeral services for Troy Arnold were twenty years ago at Jewel Ridge Union hall, and General Julius Howell last of Gen Longstreet’s men died ten years ago in Bristol Tennessee.
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D. R. Wood
Martinsburg
National Bank Examiner
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Jewel Ridge Union Hall
Troy Arnold
Julius Howell
Gen. Longstreet
Bristol
Tenn
Overcoat Tale and Textile Sleuths Hit Washington
Frederick Othman reports on Sherm Adams facing questions over a supposed vieuna overcoat given by Bernard Goldfine. FTC charges of misrepresentation arise from mislabeled fabric, later dropped after Adams aided an inquiry. Mrs Adams provides a living room portrait as the story unfolds in a Washington setting.
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Adam
Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
FTA
Adams
FTC
Sherm
Still Worries About Sherm's Overcoat
Goldfine's 14 room mansion at Chestnut Hill is cited as the source of a generous overcoat and a $2400 Oriental rug lent to Adams. Sherm says the coat was common among governors, and Goldfine bought a new rug for Adams but Sherm declined to keep it in a rented house. Adams regrets his choices as he travels with Congress members.
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Washington
Sherm Adam
New Hampshire
Benny
Bernard Goldfine
House
Alger Hiss
Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Page One
Chestnut Hill
Mase Sherm
Sherm
Hawaii
Adam
Adamses
Westchester
Putnam
Hall
Long Island
Rochester
Farley
Tammany
Carmine de Sapio
Averell Harriman
Alfred E. Smith
Harriman
de Sapio
David Dubinsky
Liberal Party
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
New York County
Ives
Conservative candidates vie for governor and Senate seats
Raymond Moley notes two cross party hopefuls for New York governor and U S Senate. Leonard Hall seeks the Republican nomination for governor while James A Farley runs Democratic for the Senate. Other contenders include Walter J Mahoney and Nelson Rockefeller with influential party backing and regional pledges. Farley’s stance strains liberal Democrats and could redefine NY political alignments.
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New York
Irving Ives
Leonard W. Hall
James A. Farley
U. S Senate
Will H. Hays
Hall
Farley
Corhmen
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
Upstate
Nelson Rockefeller
Park Avenue
Thomas E. Dewey
Hollywood gossip round up from Sheilah Graham column
Brigitte Bardot dislocated jaw from a slap during a scene with Antonio Vilar in The Woman and The Jumping Jack and cannot speak easily. Julie Harris owns Wind From The South rights and will star in the TV adaptation. Reconciliations among Betty Hutton and Alan Livingston are hoped to last. Gary Cooper praises Carl Foreman after a private screening of The Key. William Holden vacations in Ischia with producer Charles Feldman before touring with The Key. Sophia Loren plans fewer films to rest, while Anita Ekberg travels to London and lauds a younger Anastasia than Ingrid Bergman. Anne Baxter to star on stage in The Joshua Tree in London.
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Hollywood
Brigitte Bardot
Antonio Vilar
Brigitte
Vilar
Julie Harris
Betty Hutton
Alan Livingston
Gary Cooper
Carl Foreman
the Key
Carl
William Holden
Ischia
Charles Feldman
Australia
Paramount
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Italy
Sophia
Anita Ekberg
London
Anastasi
Ingrid Bergman
Anita
Anne Baxter
Value
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Joanne
Paul
New York
Hollywood Couples Shun Big Roles for Family Plans
Natalie Wood declines a top acting offer to stay with husband Paul in the east and finish her BA while Joanne Wagner steps in as Paul acts. Bob Wagner explains the couple will prioritize marriage over choosing film projects and Natalie aims to complete college courses. Charlie Chaplin and Bing Crosby weigh future projects as plans for space adventures surface.
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Paul
Joanne
Bob Wagner
Natalie
England
Japan trade woes mirror a global market shift
The piece argues Japan must shift from exporting silk to manufactured goods as American demand softens and rivals like Germany and Czechoslovakia expand. It cites Harold F. Wendel of Lipman, Wolfe and Co. and critiques U.S. policy under Roosevelt for favoring Soviet Russia over Japan, predicting Japan may lean toward Red China to sustain sales in Asia.
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Japan
Japan External Trade Recovery Organization
Jetro
Harold F. Wendel
Lipman, Wolfe and Co
Portland
Oregon
Wendel
America
United States
Italy
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
China
Manchuria
Russia
Roosevelt
Red China
Soviet Russia
Asia
Senate remarks and camp farewell reference noted
Senator Soaper condemns manipulative scenes while a 14 year old boy bids his mother goodbye at camp. The piece ridicules advertising hype and calls for documentation of quotes and sources. It also mentions Pugwash as Cyrus Eaton’s retreat for deep thinkers and jokes about a future reunion with Purple People Eater music.
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Cyrus Eaton
Lebanon crisis sparks U S Britain airlift prep and Cyprus alert
Explosive Lebanon crisis prompts U S Air Force C-124 troop lift readiness in Germany to move Turkish and Iraqi forces to Beirut if needed. The Sixth Fleet could control airlift under joint U S Britain operation while British paratroopers stand by in Cyprus amid French naval moves and regional oil and Cyprus fears.
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Washington
Lebanon
Mediterranean Sea
Korea
Germany
U. S
Arab Republic
Cyprus
United States
Britain
Turkey
Iraq
Middle East
Air Force
Tripoli
Sidon
Nasser
Mediterranean
Suez
Syria
Western
Europe
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Sixth Fleet
Raymond Hare
United Arab Republic
Moscow
Cairo
Greece
Tuukish
U.S
Lebanes
Egypt
United Nations
Dulles
Adm
Charles Brown
Near East
Poems Past Misunderstanding The Words Of Friend And Friend
A compact verse note reflects on miscommunication between friends and the fragility of shared words. The text explores how meanings blur and loyalty may waver in quiet, reflective language.
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