Baily Telegraph History and Circulation Notes
The Baily Telegraph 1866 publishes daily, with circulation details for West Virginia and other regions. The paper, produced by Telegraph Printing Co., lists 1595 as a founding date with standard subscription rates and advertising arrangements.
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A Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Birefield
Iam
Subburiplion
Garrier
Mall
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kale Agency, Inc
Quotations of Duty and Faith from Classic Authors
A short devotional collage citing Ephesians 3 15 and lines from Emerson on humility duty and resolve. The text contrasts dust with divine proximity and urges the youth to answer duty with action.
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Ralph Waldro Emerson
25 Months Progress On Disarmament
A historical summary detailing staged progress in disarmament talks from 1955 to 1956. It notes Russia accepting limited inspections, Eisenhower proposals for mutual blueprint exchange and unrestricted aerial photography, Stassen elaborating, Bulganin seeking broader data, and a U S plan to designate sample inspection areas alongside reductions plans.
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Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
H. E. Stassen
U.S
Bulganin
Germany
Europe
U.N
Disarmament Talks Open With Mixed Proposals and Plans
The report outlines Soviet and U.S. initial disarmament ideas including three year gradual force reductions, ground and aerial inspections, and zones for arms bans. Khrushchev signals a first small step. Stassen previews further plans as talks unfold with U.N. involvement discussed.
Nickel Diplomacy at Polish Fair Winds Dollar Returns
Four hundred nickels worth twenty dollars are credited as propaganda. Five-cent coins were used in Poland inside American coin vending machines at the International Fair. Poles used the nickels for candy bars cigarettes soft drinks phonograph records and mail order catalogs, turning nickel diplomacy into lucrative dollar diplomacy.
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U. S
Poland
Pronounced U.S. stance urged on Caribbean dictators
Ray Tucker reports calls for a strong U.S. statement against Batista in Cuba Trujillo in the Dominican Republic and the Haiti regime. Supporters seek a public denunciation and a push for free elections while denying Marines intervention. The piece notes potential Latin American and business backing for such a policy shift.
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Washington
Caribbean
John Foster Dulles
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
United States
Banana Republics
Herbert Hoover
F.D.R
Eisenhower
Dulles
Batista
Trujillo
San Domingo
Army Cabal
Organization of South American States
Ike
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Earl E. T. Smith
Havana
Arthur Gardner
Professor Galindez
New York
Murphy
U.S
Charles Porter
Oregon
Porter
Latin America
San Jose
Gerald Murphy
Jesus Galindez
Columbia University
State Department
Galindez
el Teimpo
Bogota
Colombia
Panama
Canal Republic
Costa Rica
William Hieland
Mid-American Affairs
Robert Woodward
Figueres
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Piqueres
Canada
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Hollywood Star Moves and Cast Talks in 1950s Buzz
Anita Ekberg returns to Hollywood to star in Screaming Meemies at Columbia, backed by Robert Fellows. Anthony Steel accompanies her as he eyes British fame, while Red Skelton plans a Mexico City rest. Frank Sinatra leads Peggy Lee’s The Man I Love session as Lena Horne and Ricardo Montalban eye Broadway in Jamaica.
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Hollywood
Anita Ekberg
Columbia
Robert Fellows
Anthony Steel
Europe
Anita
Bob Hope
Paris
Michael Wilding
Steel
England
Mke Wilding
Mike
Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Red Skelton
Mexico City
Sinatra
Peggy Lee
Man
Vikki Dougan
John Wayne
God's Little Acres
Erskine Caldwell
Hhandre Sophia Loren
Ray Milland
Lena Horne
Ricardo Montalban
Lena
Heather Sears
Joan Crawford
Palmer House
Chicago
Roosevelt name politics and family ties in New York satire
Robert Ruark critiques political dynasties and the lure of family name in New York. He lampoons Elliott Roosevelt and the Roosevelt legacy, notes sons rarely outshine fathers in politics, and questions John Roosevelts party shifts and ambitions amid local mayoral intrigue.
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New York
Roosevelt
Maser
Johnny
United States
Elliott
Jimmy
Congress
Frankie Jr
Margaret Truman Daniel
Bob Taft
la Follette
Lands Decision To Get Out Of Race
The piece critiques political ambitions within the Roosevelt lineage, arguing that without practical experience in politics or business, pursuing office would be presumptuous. It questions the value of additional Roosevelts in high places and urges restraint in declaring candidacy.
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Ane
John Ruark
John Jones
John
Roosevelt
Government report signals no overloading but warns of price-led boosts
The report cites a total inventory value of 90.1 billion dollars up 4.4 billion from last year driven by higher replacement costs. It notes risks if prices decline and forecasts a third quarter spending peak for factories and facilities driven by costs, with reduced summer outlays in autos textiles stone clay and glass and a flat fourth quarter. It also says no tax cuts before 1958 and potential defense demand with 600 to 615 million shoe pairs forecast if pace holds.
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Washington
Congress
Ustry
Reports Show No Inventory Pileup In 1958
The article notes no inventory buildup expected as manufacturers raise prices and improve quality. It cites a $20 men’s shoe that soaks through after ten minutes, with a reply offering a $10 price level. It also reports carpet industry gains under Alfred J. de Gonzaldi amid rising imports, plus Tariff Commission projections on red uidewater Oil profits and dividends.
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Carpet Institute
Alfred J. de Gonzaldi
Tariff Commission For Red
Diplomatic push over armistice changes in Korea era
After protracted talks among 16 nations, allies inform North Korea and China at Panmunjom of plans to abolish a section of the 1953 armistice on weapons replacements. Korea and UN forces warn of vulnerability as opposing buildup continues and Western allies债 tension over precautionary measures. Dr You Chan Yang’s bold diplomacy disrupts norms, drawing Queen Elizabeth’s long reception.
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Washington
Alfter
Panmunjom
Republic of Korea
United Forces
Seoul
38Th Parallel
South Korea
U.N
ROK
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
State Department
Britain
You Chan Yang
Rhee
Yang
Boston
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Selwyn Lloyd
Reds Build Up Korean Forces
An article notes Reds build up Korean forces after cordial reception for Yang, with Dr Yang warning that Korea cannot stand idle while the enemy strengthens north of the 38th Parallel. It suggests plans for a possible personal crisis action if needed to counter the growing threat.
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Dr. Yang
Rhee
U.N
Korea
Pee
Controversy Over Education Moral Bounds in New York
A skeptical critique targets Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. for views on teaching morality in schools, communism, and teacher conduct. The piece questions curricular control, dissent over church state separation, and the risks of informers and tattletales in education.
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James E. Allen Jr
New York
New York State
James Joyce
Hammurabi
Moses
Flest
Jesus
Syria
Greece
Allen
Supreme Court of
State of New York
City of
Board of Education
Local notes and travel mentions across decades
Collage of brief items cites visits and moves: L M Pettyjohn to San Francisco and El Paso. Luther Mustard at Pocahontas. R B Harry in Saltville. W H Thomas in Richmond and Roanoke. Bert W Ellis Welch Chamber of Commerce secretary. Hunter McClung Billy Hancock in Appomattox. about 25 Southern Pioneer Post 578 VFW delegates to Morgantown. Joe Louis title win over Jim Braddock. Mrs Leonard J Hildebrand returns to Louisville. Mr and Mrs James W Gwaltney formerly of Bluefield visiting. Rock Rapids Reporter notes after rain drought, urging acceptance of moisture this year.
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L. M. Pettyjohn
San Francisco
el Paso
Luther Mustard
Pocahontas
City
Bert W. Ellis
Welch Chamber of Commerce
Hunter McClung
Billy Hancock
Appomattox
Sothern Pioneer Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Morgantown
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Leonard J. Hildebrand
Louisville
James W. Gwaltney
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Bluefield
Congressmen endure Navy review at Jamestown anniversary
About 125 senators and representatives endured heat and crowded conditions during a Hampton Roads naval review marking Jamestown's 350th anniversary. They faced steamy buses, deck seating on cruisers, and restricted access to captains cabins while diplomacy and Latin American visits drew attention to Porter and Somoza connections.
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Washington
Navy
Hampton Roads
Jamestown
Senate House
Norfolk
U. S
Rayburn
Capitol Hill
Boston
Thomas Gates
Rep
Vinson
House
Armed Services
Canberra
Defense
Wilson
Capehart
Ind
Smith
N. J
Porter Hardy
Congress
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