Raily Telegraph 1866 1953 Publication Details
The notice lists the Raily Telegraph publication dates from 1866 to 1953 and states it is published daily by the Telegraph Printing Co in Pittsburgh West Virginia area. Subscription rates are given as 40 cents per week by carrier and 14.20 per year by mail for West Virginia.
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Ay Telegraph Printing Co
Piaafield
CHE Associated Pregs
Maline
Second Sones
West Virginia
Aones
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Katz Agency. Inc
Commandments and teachings in the promised land
A devotional note cites Deuteronomy 6 1 and Jacques Bossuet on Jesus life as a model of obedience. The text frames enduring laws and humility in Scripture. A brief reflection on guidance for life in a new land and the hidden years of Christ.
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Jacques Bossuet
Aiding Gifted Students See Boost After Sputnik
Ten years ago few high schools offered advanced facilities for the above average. The Sputnik launch jolted public concern and spurred revisions in the last 18 months. Now over half of schools provide greater challenge to gifted students, described as an intensive treasure hunt for talent driving national competitiveness.
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U. S
United States
Lesson From History Free Enterprise Over Communism in Colonial America
The piece argues the Pilgrims experimented with communism for two years, faced famine and debt, then adopted free enterprise leading to prosperity and national strength. It contrasts historical lessons with present unrest in Cuba and a Waukegan stagecoach wreck involving an automobile.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Resorts Report Strong Summer Business Ahead of Last Year
Multiple summer resorts report business ahead of last year and anticipate even higher figures as the season progresses.
Ray Tucker Answers readers on censorship and Strauss
Ray Tucker discusses Postmaster General Summerfield's ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover and broader obscenity issues. He notes the law's limits, Congress's inertia, and a 1927 Smoot anecdote. He also weighs the political impact of the Strauss confirmation fight on Democrats and Eisenhower.
Fifty Years Ago Dr W R Williams Plans Abroad Study
Daily Telegraph notes W R Williams of Rich lands prepared to go abroad for post graduate work. The item reflects a historical bulletin style with concise biographical note.
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W. R. Williams
Richlands
Senator Joe O'Mahoney Faces Stroke After Strauss Vote
The Wyoming senator, 74, suffered a stroke after a grueling week culminating in his anti Strauss vote. He pushed through committee work and floor speeches despite fatigue, then was hospitalized the morning after his late night Senate triumph.
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Washington
Joe O'Mahoney
Bethensa Naval Hospital
Wyoming
Lewis Strauss
Joe O’mahoney
Strauss
Senate
Sen. O'Mahoney
O'Mahonney
Sheraton Park
O'Mahoney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Senators Under Terrific Pressures Amid Busy Schedules
The article notes a Democratic Senator who seldom rests, returning from a three week Ireland trip in 1955 and continuing to work at home nightly. His wife Agnes suffered two strokes last year yet he maintains a relentless pace with eight piles of mail and papers twelve inches high in his private office. Joe O Mahoney is cited as another example.
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Smoot
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Lady Chatterley
Senator Smoot
Strauss
Ireland
Agnes
Joe O'Mahoney
Clare Lace
Lewis Strauss
New York
Robert Moses
Forecast on US Japan ties shapes future for business and defense
The analysis argues the U S and Japan are wed in a marriage of convenience with no divorce in sight. It highlights Japan’s need for U S trade and imports, the risk to U S markets if trade slows, and the role of Japan in U S defense from Alaska to Australia.
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United States
Japan
U. S
Alichir Fujiyama
U.S
Alaska
Aleutians
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
South Korea
Japan and U S To Stay Fast Friends Amid Trade Strains
The article argues that despite frictions over textiles sewing machines cameras plywood toys fish and pottery US and Japan will remain allied. It notes Alaska’s defense vulnerability and the strategic need for Japan as a buffer against a western Pacific front stretching from Alaska to Australia.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur II
Japan
Pacific
Hawaii
Australia
Gregory Peck and Wyler feud over The Big Country
Hollywood notes detail Gregory Peck blaming director William Wyler for wasting a million dollars on their Western The Big Country where Peck starred and co produced. The film underperformed at the box office despite Peck calling it among the best westerns.
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Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Willie Wyler
Greg
Wyler
Mervyn le Roy
Marlon Brando
Paris
Joan Crawford
Hope Langeon
Peck Wyler dispute over weekly picture costs
A gossip note reports Peck and Wyler clashing over salaries with a sponsor blocking higher pay. It mentions a Westport Conn mansion rental by Mike Todd and Elizabeth Taylor at 30 000 for a year, plus Alexander Knox moving to England after Darryl Zanuck’s Wilson.
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Price
Westport
Conn
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike
Switzerland
Liz
Connecticut
Alexander Knox
Darryl Zanuck
Wilson
England
Alex
Canada
Unitland
London
The Founders and the Costly Drift of American Government
Sokolsky argues that checks and balances weakened, presidential deals and mass rule rise, while elected officials, business leaders, and entrenched civil servants struggle over competence. He cites Strauss, Taft, Willkie, Lamont, and Eisenhower era dynamics, warning of rising government waste and potential decline.
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Lewis Strauss
Quip about Soaper Bell Vacation and theater idea
The text jokes about Senator Soaper thanking Alexander Graham Bell for vacations away from his invention. It notes a movie theater manager in the old hometown proposing a program featuring old television shows. It quips about trust in a man who avoids butter on radishes and hints at a man who dislikes rat cheese with apple pie.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Governor Earl Long Faces Tax Prosecution Amid Turmoil
Washington reports Governor Earl Long of Louisiana faces probable income tax charges tied to political donations described as campaign funds. IRS scrutiny centers on a Baton Rouge home and a $100,000 plus account from various sources, including stevedores who backed a vetoed bill.
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Washington
Farl Long
Internal Revenue
Mississippi Bar Pilots
Louw Rousell
New Orleans
Earl Bennings
Bennings
Baton Rouge
Rousell
Intelligence Unit of
Earl
Huey
Capitol
Earl Long
Blanche
Arthur Long
Galveston
Long
Bow and Table Carved from English Yew
Poem notes seven English yew trees that once supplied bows for Henry's era and now appear as a light wood table in a New England room. The lines tie the historic weapon to a modern round top table with three legs, both made from yew, symbolizing service across eras. Poem by Fanny DeGroot Hastings.
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Henry
Robin Hood
New England
Fanny Degroot Hastings
Origin of Art A Sculptured Curve In Marble
Poem-like reflection on art and time. The speaker describes a sculptor shaping marble as light and eternity, tracing metamorphosis from earth to statue in midflight. Larry Rubin.
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Larry Rubin
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