Baily Telegraph 1866 to 1953 Public Notice Fragment
Publicized daily by the Datl Telegraph Co. Bluefield address and AP membership details appear. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail options within West Virginia, with mentions of circulation auditing and contact numbers.
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Datl. Telegraph Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
First Second Sones
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kats Agency
Inc
Biblical Verses and Historical Quotations Featured
A collection of religious citations and scholastic remarks. The passages include a Bible verse from Ezekiel and a quotation attributed to Blair, reflecting exhortations to speak truths despite obstinacy and error.
Boxing Takes Beating at Annual Medical Association Meeting
An English eye specialist led a sharp critique of boxing at the American Medical Association annual meeting. He cited serious physical injury risks and questioned boxing's future, noting a recent 90 day suspension in Pennsylvania and calling for broader changes to the sport.
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American Medical Association
Pennsylvania
Early admissions for gifted youth reshape high school exit
University programs and Ford Foundation scholarships mark a shift in how gifted students are treated. Early entrants show stronger academic performance at colleges like Goucher and Ph Beta Kappa members among the recipients. Teachers praise the approach and urge continuation of the program.
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University of Chicago
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford
Goucher College
Ph. Beta Kappa
Annals of Education
Name Play and a Giant Surname in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia father proudly names his son Hubert Blaine Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergderoff Jr. and notes the boy can pronounce the long surname at age three. The piece wryly contrasts name changing with aliasing and comments on lawyers and witnesses.
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United States
Philadelphia
Hubert Blaine
Hubert Blaine Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergderoff, Jr
Wolfeschlegel Isteinhausenbergderoff
Radio Free Europe questioned by anti Communist bias network
The piece notes Ray Tucker pushing Amier a license from Bonn to broadcast, and lists a pro American committee led by Allen W. Dulles with Eisenhower Farley and other figures. It questions Radio Free Europe operations and cites Peroutka's writings linking capitalism and capitalism’s critique in a broader anti communist context. It also mentions aging veterans in Congress including Barratt O Hara and Carl Hayden and Edward Martin.
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Bonn
House-S
Adenauer
West Germany
Europe
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Allen W. Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Eisenhower
James A. Farley
Lucious D. Clay
William J. Donovan
Perowtka
Prague
Intelligentaia
Democracy
Douglas MacArthur
Barratt O'Hara
Chicago
Congres
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Martin
Hollywood Notes and Rumors From Tinseltown
Sheilah Graham reports on bongo tuning by Joanne Wood Ward, Freddie Brisson eyeing NBC spectaculars after a Rosalind Russell film, Cleo Moore denying a hospital stay, and Dean Martin scheming a new act. Generals Ridgway Taylor and Army favors for Peck Holden appear alongside production chatter from Martha Texas and George Stevens crew schedules.
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Hollywoods
Joanne Woodward
Marlonando
Freddie Brisson
NBC
Rosalind Russell
Freddie
Cleo Moore
Ridgway
Taylor
Richard Widmark
Army
Gregory Peck
Bill Holden
Henry Ginsberg
Texas
Martha
George Stevens
Elizabeth Taylor
Rock Hudson
Mercedes McCambridge
Peron Faces Church Clash as Argentina Teeters on Dictatorship
The article analyzes General Juan Peron's moves to restrict the Roman Catholic Church in Argentina while maintaining a democratic facade. It notes church power, arrests of priests, and a public referendum as strategies, with Peron crushing a military rebellion and seeking legitimacy amid rising opposition.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Asia
Guatemala
Banana Republic
Latin America
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Buennos Aires
Peronista Party
Congress
Hitler
Church
Ept
Peronistas
Hosile
Cardinal Cappello
Tholic
A Citizen’s Toppled Nuclear Shelter Worries
A resident muses on his underground shelter plans amid Civil Defense advice during an atom bomb dispersal test. He notes a kitchen basement with massive appliances and a leaking fuel tank, fearing collapse and blasts. He questions the practicality of a buried refuge under his home.
My Bomb Shelter Full Of Gimmicks And Skunks
A columnist recounts discovering a leak from a root cellar bomb shelter repurposed with a water line and occupied by a resident family of skunks. He jokes about Civil Defense officials and President Eisenhower, noting the shelter’s inaccessibility and his wish for experts to evict the animals.
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Skunk
Eisenhower
Civil Defense Adminisistration
Battle Creek
Mich
Val Peterson
SBA Extension and Loan Expansion eyed by Congress
Observers expect Congress to extend the Small Business Administration for two years and to raise maximum loan size to 250000. The SBA has approved 1511 loans totaling 77671000 since late 1958, with 5330 applications for 301634532.
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Washington
Congress
Small Business Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
SBA
RFC
California
Los Angeles
Conservatism and change in American political thought
The author argues that New Deal liberals have adopted conservative traits through prosperity and social movement, while protesters become conservatives over time. He notes dynamism in a non static society driven by equality of opportunity and the pursuit of a better life, disputing Hofstadter’s idea of pseudo-conservatives and stressing national survival amid ideological clashes.
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Hofstadter
United States
New England
New York
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pacific
Rio Grand
William Jennings Bryan
Norman Thomas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Reuther
Edward Everett Hale
America
Mayors clash over gas bill as oil lobby presses
The fight pits Philadelphia Mayor Joseph Clark Jr. against Indianapolis Mayor Alex Clark as the oil lobby pressures Congress to exempt gas from federal regulation. Mayors across 30 million consumers rally against higher bills, while some city leaders align with industry.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Clarks
Philadelphia
Joseph Clark, Jr
Indianapolis
Alex Clark
Harris
Clark
Senate Commerce Committee
W. A. Hensley
Bartlesville
Oklo
PLA
J. W. Clark
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Hensley
Hansel
Standard Oil Company
South
Meyers
Jack Scott
Las Vegas
Fort Wayne
Arthur Walz
Wilmington
Del
Carl Wise
Canton
Ohio
Arthur Meehan
Spokane
Wash
Robert Morgan
Peoria
Ill
New York City
Pittsburgh
Dave Lawrence
Lawrence
Tulsa Clark
Fifty Years Ago in State Board of Trade District
Daily Telegraph notes J. W. Ruff named to represent the Fifth district on the state board of trade. R. J. Staton of Bramwell in Bluefield. Leo M. Prank begins life term for slaying 14 year old Mary Phagan. Okinawa casualties tally 6,990 with reports of Wake Island raids.
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A. Jones
Edgar de L. Davies
FDA
Guatemala
Veterans Administration
Somerville
N.J
J. W. Ruff
State Board of Trade
R. J. Staton
Bramwell
Bluefield
Leo M. Prank
Mary Phagan
Fair Association
Okinawa Island
Wake Island
Foreign Sports Car Sales Dip In 1954 Figures
Senator Soaper notes many modern car buying methods while official 1954 data show a drop in foreign sports car sales in the United States, signaling concern for the beret and suede-shoe industries.
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United States
Poems A Souvenir Of Life
Poem excerpt reflects on death and memory from Virginia Lyne Tunstall as published in The Lyric. The speaker contemplates what to keep when dying and favors the tears of a loved one over pride faith or hope.
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Virginia Lyne Tunstall
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Sheilah Graham
Dean Martin
Hawaii
Jerry Lewis
Jean Martin
Dewey Martin
McCoy
Constantine Brown
U.S
F_C.Othman
McLean
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Administration
Oothman
Washington, D.C
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Foreign Admini
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Geo. Sokolsky
Drew Pearson
Gas Lobby
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Ike
Geneva
McCarthy
Knowland
Calif
Thye
Minn
Bender
Joe
Dulles
White House
Secret Service
Springfield
Brownell
Sidney Yudain
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Daily Telegraph
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