Bluefield Daily Telegraph Editor Volume and Rates
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents its editorial masthead with Hugh Ike Shott as editor and notes it is an Associated Press member. It lists subscription rates by carrier at 36 cents per week and $15.00 per year for West Virginia residents, with advertising representation by The Rate Agency, Inc.
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Hugh Ike Shott
The
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Blandstreet
Bluefield
Maltin First
Sones
West Virginia
Personal Savior Quote Reflected in Faith Message
A quotation contrasts biblical and personal faith, noting David before Saul and the idea that salvation comes not from nations churches or families but through a personal relationship with a savior. The excerpt blends scripture with a John James attribution.
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John James
Housing starts in 1951 barely trails 1950 despite curbs
Analysts say new housing begins in 1951 may reach about one million despite October 1950 credit restrictions aimed at defense production. Senate approved $12 billion FHA mortgage insurance and funds for water and sewer lines, while new regulations seek to limit construction by space and cost.
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Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Woods
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Production Authority
King Leopold III resigns throne to Prince Baudouin
King Leopold III of Belgium announces his resignation in favor of his son Prince Baudouin. The move ends a tumultuous episode after Leopold’s wartime surrender to Nazi forces sparked a deep political crisis and public unrest. Kansas harvest workers receive fifteen dollars per day amid ordinary country fare.
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Leopold III
Belgium
Prince Baudouin
Leopold
Senate hearings may restore bipartisanship in foreign policy
Washington observers say the joint senate armed services and foreign relations hearings on the MacArthur case reveal broader issues in foreign policy. The testimony challenges administration claims and could shift policy toward stronger UN support, a clearer Korea plan, and a tougher stance against Red China, with bipartisan implications for 1952.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
MacArthur
Senator Morse
Oregon
General MacArthur
George
Georgia
Gillette
Town
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate of the
United States
Acheson
State Department
Formosa
Far East
U.N
Korea
Congress
China
Joint Chiefs of Or
National Security Council
Senate
United Nations
Japan
Red China
Marshall
Truman
Democracy in Schools Brings Theory to Living Practice
The Christian Science Monitor argues democracy grows from daily life not textbooks. It notes schools teach ideas and governance through student activities and government, citing the National Association of Student Councils fifteenth annual conference at Wellesley Massachusetts and a local town’s strong school system and Teachers Week celebration.
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National Association of Student Councils
Wellesley
Mass
Christian Science Monitor
The Way Of A Mother Poem Excerpt
A poem by Katherine Edelman reflects on a mother's changing years and enduring care. It recalls a childlike comfort in a mother’s touch and voice, and gratitude for a mother who remains loving while the speaker grows to adulthood in Kansas City.
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Katherine Edelman
Kansas City
President playfully counsels Margaret on foreign trip
Drew Pearson notes President Truman joked about briefing daughter Margaret before her trip and calls her “a better ambassador” than any in Washington. The remark came during a chat with AMVETS leader Harold Russell.
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Washington
Margaret
Harold Russell
Amvets
Russell
Truman
Professor Lloyd of UNC remembered as rugged country physician
Robert Ruarks recalls Dr Brack Lloyd of Chapel Hill who died last year leaving a gap at the university as it builds a four year medical school and a 400 bed hospital. Lloyd was a colorful, unconventional doctor who treated pneumonia with sulfa before official sanction and delivered babies without charging a bill.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Brack Lloyd
University of North Carolina
State Medical Association
Lloyd
Last of Country Doctors Remembered
The obituary recalls Dr. Lloyd famed for a blunt bedside manner and a lively talk with women. His past includes a celebrated education and leadership, a denigrating take on late study, and a funeral attended by three preachers who debated his faith.
Betty Hutton's Laryngitis Tied to High Protein Diets
This & That reports Betty Hutton's frequent laryngitis attacks traced to high protein foods and eggs and steak must be avoided. The column roams Manhattan with notes on Lipsticks priced around 40 cents, Mrs. Harrison Williams' lavish wardrobe cut, and Linda Darnell touring Europe with daughter Lola. It also mentions Alfred Hitchcock and Pat, John Carradine in New York, and social pockets around celebrity sightings and quirky street encounters.
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Betty Hutton
Harrison Williams
Linda Darnell
Lola
Manhattan
Jean Mertens
Christine
Bay City
Alfred Hitchcock
Pat
Bob Monroe
Bill Tabberts
South Pacific
Penguin
Mary Martin
Ezio Pinza
Rodgers and Hammerstein
John Carradine
West Forty-fourth Feet
This and That on Gotham Main Stem Headlines
A collage of pop culture notes from mid-century showbiz and life in New York. Mentions include William Eythe Glen Langan Herb Shriner Binnie Barnes Robert Preston Stepin Fetchit Marlon Brando and a West Forty-sixth Street pet shop window display. Also references Sing Sing and a tiny record shop sale.
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The
William Eythe
Glen Langan
Herb Shriner
Binnie Barnes
Robert Preston
West Forty-sixth Street
Stepin Fetchit
Hollywood
Donald Richards
Sing Sing
Legal Eagle
Marlon Brando
Hollywood Stars Mix Personal News and Film Plans
Hedy Lamarr plans reunion in Acapulco and Mexico City after a Carmel honeymoon while remaining active in films. Orson Welles will play Noah in a biblical epic financed in England. Betty Grable faces suspension at Fox as Mitzi Gaynor gains notice, and Rita Hayworth shifts to a romantic drama instead of a musical. Esther Williams stars highlighted in Redbook profile.
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Hollywood
Nana
Hedy Lemarr
Ted Stauffer
Acapulco
Mexico City
Hedy
Ted
Carmel
Mexico
Orson Wells
Noah
England
Donald O'Connor
West Point
Francis
Academy
Betty Grable
Big Noise
Betty
20Th Fox
Mitzi Gaynor
My Blue Heaven
Rita Hayworth
Nevada
Rita
Hedy and Others Tied to Mexico and Hollywood Plans
Readable items note Hedy Lamarr plans a move to Mexico with Andrew J. Lex and Arlene to live in her apartment while catching up on debts and alimony. Jane Russell Adopts plans. Elizabeth Taylor offers a temporary bed and sublet while abroad. Joan Crawford lines up blouse and shoe merchandising.
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Elizabeth
Taylor
Lizzie
England
Burgess
Meredith
Paulette Goddard
St. Clair McKelway
Joan Crawford
Joan
Henry Penn
Enly Plehno
Peter Pan Foundation
Lana Turner
Look
The China lobby and American anti communism debate
The piece analyzes propaganda by foreign and domestic groups in the United States. It discusses legal registration for foreign agents, volunteer American supporters, and clandestine government outreach, praising Alfred Kohlberg and opposing anti American smears while urging open discussion of anti communist activity.
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Senate
China
United States
Kuomintang
Bund
Central Executive Committee
Communists
Congress
Washington
Nationalist
T. V. Soong
David Corcoran
Tommy
Ludwik Rajchman
Soviet Russia
China Lobby
Allied Syndicates, Inc
Allied Syndicates
Democratic Party
John Sullivan
Navy
Clark Clifford
Russell Committee
MacArthur
Chiang Kai-shek
Alfred Kohlberg
Kohlberg
Joe McCarthy
State Department
Kohlbergs
Soviet
Russia
Burma
Siam
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Timemarked reflections from five decades of local events
The item reviews past milestones from fifty to ten years ago including C E Prancis visit to Salem and Lynchburg J M Baldwin’s Atlanta trip George V’s coronation in London Col S M Smith Washington trip Dr Daniel A Poling talk Bluefield W E E Koepler business trip Columbus a major 1910s to 1940s fire in St John New Brunswick and Prince of Wales birthday noted alongside Russian actions and a historical conductor meeting keynote remarks
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C. E. Prancis
Salem
Norfolk
Lynchburg
J. M. Baldwin
Atlanta
George V
United Kingdom
Emperor
India
Westminster
Abby Col. S. M. Smith
Washington
Daniel A. Poling
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Atate Christian Endeavor
Bluefield
W. E. E. Koepler
Columbus
St. John
N. B
Prince of Wales
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