Baily Telegraph Publication Details and Rates
The snippet lists publication dates 1866 to 1953 for the Baily Telegraph Bluefield edition, notes Associated Press membership, and gives subscription rates and circulation details including weekly and annual prices, office address at 412 Biandre Street, and representative agency contact.
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Why Americans Buy Cars and the Parking Problem
A Keystone Mot orist survey shows 71 percent buy new cars to drive to work, 42 percent for business travel, and 16 percent to drive children to school. Cars are viewed as a tool of necessity, with 60 million registrations and many families owning more than one vehicle.
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U. S
United States
Keystone Motorist
Opposition to UN food program feared centralization
The Farm Bureau News and allied groups warn Congress against FAO and WHO moves entwined with UN treaty law. They allege a 12 year plan to centralize agriculture and control essential functions with heavy US funding, arguing it harms national sovereignty and food policy.
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United Nations
Food and Drug Organization
Farm Bureau
United States
American Farm Bureau
National Grange
Naal Council of Farmer Co-operatives
Public Debate Grows Over Atomic Power Monopoly
The article outlines a looming clash over federal control of peaceful atomic development. Liberals push for a national monopoly, unions warn that a government take over would make workers government employees and curb their right to strike. It cites Coolidge’s police strike doctrine as preface to public safety concerns. An economist quips about gendered clothing spending as a closing aside.
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Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Seine
Adenauer Faces West German political headwinds
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer, visiting Washington, failed to secure a decisive strategy or strong support for reunification terms with Russia. Eisenhower's neutrality stance undercut his position, while NATO cohesion wavers and neo Nazi activity grows as domestic politics shift toward greater public interest in policy and East German relations.
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Washington
Kent Adenauer
Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
Denauer
Congress
Naional
Tito
Moscow
Adenauer
Social Democrats
NATO
West Ge
Alfred M. Gruenther
Salose
London
Germany
West Germany
Hitler
Otto Strasser
Puehrer
Churchill
North Rhine-Westphalia
Free Democrats
Bonn
Eesace
Boonashington
America
Rs Muanese
White House
United States
Egypt
Middle East
Ussr
Nasser
Req
Britain
Esther Williams Wembley aqua spectacle sparks London debut
Esther Williams has set July 30 for a major Aqua show at Wembley Stadium in London. The piece recalls her 1939 San Francisco fair appearance for Billy Rose and notes other film industry chatter about residuals, salaries, and screen projects.
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Esther Williams
Wembley Stadium
London
Esther
San Francisco
Billy Rose
Hugh O'Brian
Wyatt Earp
Hugh
Walter Slesak
Joneses
Seth
Ray Hutton
Baan
Ina
Frank Devejoy
King Farouk
Vanessa Brown
Mr. Bigod _ ae
Gaoree Gobal
Ace
Vanessa
van Johnson
Parisian Homeless Rescue Bums Save Seinen Jumpers
A column recalls Parisian homeless rescuers who repeatedly intervene when despondent citizens threaten suicide by jumping into the Seine. Cases involve Moroccans and Algerians living by bridges, occasional hospital care, and rare recognition. The piece also praises Beaver High’s Dave Warden as a standout student and athlete.
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Paris
Seine River
Seine
Pont Neuf
Eiffel Tower
Cuff corps competition notes career moves and honors
Dusting Off The Cuff highlights personnel shifts in West Virginia and beyond. Chile L Steele Jr moves to Huntington after life insurance work. Ira C Bis Jr transfers to New Orleans district after years with Goodyear including stints in McAllen and Jackson. John Cosgrove named assistant district sales manager at Huntington. William J Stone of Yukon, brother of Mrs Harman Cole, graduates from Alabama.
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Chile
L. Steele Jr
Huntington
West Virginia
Crittle
Community Savings Company
Ira C. Bis= Jr
New Orleans
Goodyear
McAllen
Texas
Jackson
Miss
San Antonio
John Cosgrove
Bluefield
Goodman Grove
William J. Stone
Yukon
McDowell County
Harman Cole
University of Alabama
Bill Wos
Bama Crimson Tide
Steel union talks stall over wage rise and contract length
Negotiations between Lou Schneider and United Steelworkers falter as June contract termination nears. The dispute centers on contract length and a proposed wage boost of six cents an hour for five years, plus seventeen and two tenths cents in year one, which labor leaders reject in favor of a one year agreement. The union represents about 650,000 workers across the steel trade.
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Eng Yd Wnion
Victor Amiuso
Brooklyn
House Agriculture Committee
Anfuso
Agriculture Committee
United States
Moscow
Staly
Business Week
Russia
Steel wage talks stall as five year no strike offer stands
President McDonald hints at a shorter period and wage hike compromise while steel firms defend the five year no strike offer. The Eisenhower administration stays hands off on labor disputes and Federal Mediator Finnegan says no emergency is declared. If no near term deal, steel production could taper and banks may resume on June 28.
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McDonald
Washington
Eisenhower
Joseph F. Finnegan
Steel Industry
Bank Furnace
Steel Deadlock Hits Production And Costs Across Industry
The article discusses a steel industry deadlock with two basic causes causing 48 hours of halted production and similar restart costs. It notes hot weather vacations and reduced auto demand as slowdowns, with output dipping this summer. It also highlights ownership by about 820,000 stockholders, up from 768,000 two years earlier, and a rising number of employers versus workers.
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Aevel
Aod
Weeperden
Eisenhower illness shapes Western policies and Middle East stance
The wartime figure of President Roosevelt and the modern image of President Eisenhower influence foreign policy across nations. European editorials warn that Ike’s health could alter NATO unity and Western strategy, especially in Egypt and the Middle East, where regional actors weigh politics over governments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
America
Europe
France
Switzerland
Germany
NATO
Middle West
Theople
United States
European Powers Eye Shifting Alliances and Suez Footprint
The article outlines European nations leveraging the Reds Western bloc rivalry as Cairo’s visit signals a Soviet foothold on the Suez Canal and Eastern Mediterranean. It notes Britain’s arming leftovers in the Canal Zone and a new Nasser Shepsley accord casting doubt on British troop return, with Moscow seeking to neutralize US bases in North Africa and the region.
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Cairo
Ussr
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Canal Zone
Russia
Nasser
Shepsloy
United States
Moscow
Egypt
Morocco
Libya
Refugees and the emotional pull of homeland in a divided world
Geo Sokolsky discusses the global refugee crisis focusing on about 3500 Chinese students in the United States and the pressure on émigrés from communist countries. He notes Archbishop Yu Pin’s aid, the role of Sino American Amity, and the politics of forced return through emotional blackmail and propaganda.
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Peking
Formosa
Paul Yu-Pin
Nanking
United States
Europe
New York
Red China
Penenelily
Veris
Australia
Canada
Africa
Israel
Soviet Russia
Historic Bluefield timeline items recalled
A colonial era and mid century summary recalls events from 40 to 10 years ago. Notable notes include a 40 year old report of a 100000 militiamen deployment to the Mexican border, a 30 year old Byrd polar flight welcome, a 20 year old Alcatraz stabbing incident, and local civic actions on store licenses and taxi operations.
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Tazewell
Bluefield
Navy seeks sale of 107 warships
Senator Soaper voices a request for permission to dispose of 107 warships. A neighbor’s rowboat filled with nasturtiums is humorously contrasted with plans to plant a heavy cruiser. A Illinois farm family takes Hereford calves and chickens to a movie, while their pet lamb stays home reading. Three industrialists each earned over $700,000 last year in a tongue in cheek column.
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Navy
Tuscaloosa
Zinnias
Illinois
Joe Martin
Nixon
GOP
Len Hall
George Murphy
Hollywood
Louis Johnson
Truman
Symington
Missouri
Johnson
Pentagon
Air Force
White House
Eisenhower
Eisenhower health rumors and political maneuvering linger
Drew Pearson reports Mamie Eisenhower clashed with Jim Hagerty over pressuring Ike to run again amid health scares. The piece notes Congress debates Hell's Canyon dam and describes attendance gaps, Nixon and Johnson matters, and cabinet planning for 1957 campaign messaging.
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