The Daily Telegraph Editorial and Mailing Details
The Daily Telegraph edited by Hugh Ike Shott lists its establishment in 1693 and routine publication by the Daly Telegraph Printing Co. at 419 Bland Street Bluefield VA with Associated Press news use. Rates show 36 cents weekly by carrier and 15.00 yearly by mail in West Virginia. other rates available.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Daly Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Bluefield
Madin
West Virginia
Comfort in Tribulation The Holy One Refined Souls
A devotional excerpt urges turning to God in sorrow and tribulation. It cites Job 6 10 and Miguel Molinos praising endurance as a path to purification and spiritual beautification. The tone is reflective and exhorting.
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Holy
Job
Hou
God
Miguel Molinos
Consumer Goods Shortage Seen With Government Rationing Likely
Observers warn a coming shortage of consumer goods as metals are rationed for defense needs. The government orders a 37 percent cut in metals for motorcars starting July 1 to fuel armored production, signaling tighter supplies across clothing and other items and risks of black markets if demand remains high.
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Washington
Nationwide Extension Of Rent Controls Looms
Congress advances a nationwide extension of rent controls beyond June 30 for nine or twelve months. The Senate favors a year, the House nine months. The bill ties control to the total mobilization program and allows automatic rent increases of 20 percent above 1947 levels for new housing.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Secreot Defense
Defense Mobilizer
National Association of Real Estate Boards
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Segur Harris
Harvard
Harris
Washington Moscow Cease Fire Talks Move Forward in Korea
The United States and Soviet Union quietly advanced peace feelers over a Korea cease-fire. Officials stressed diplomacy, not immediate military decisions, with Gromyko Kirk and Malik figures shaping indirect talks. Kremlin interest grew after U S statements favored political negotiation and stalemate on the 38th parallel.
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Washington
Russia
Korea
Washington Administration
Moscow
United States
White House
Jacob Malik
India
Peiping
Kirk
Gromyko
Paris
Mr. Gromyko
Ambassador Kirk
United Nations
State Department
Europe
Acheson
MacArthur
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Warren Austin
North Korea
Marshall
Bradley
Collins
38Th Parallel
Kremlin
Wholesome Novels Debate Reader Impact
A Wheeling Intellingencer letter cites Dr. Ben Karpman of St Elizabeth's Hospital stating that reading salacious novels makes readers less likely to become sexual offenders. The piece contrasts modern sex stories with classic favorites and urges homes to stock Tom Sawyer and Little Women to influence children positively.
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Ben Karpman
Journal of the American Medical Association
Karpman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington, D. C
Wheeling
W. Va
Intellingencer
They Prefer The Greek for pleasing pigeons
A compact, evocative verse about Greek influence in ornament and the natural sight of pigeons. Clare Murray Fooshee notes the cement work with Corinthian and acanthus motifs. The poem blends architectural detail with feathered life above the street.
Moody Challenges Capehart Over Price Drive He Lied
Senate clash arises as Blair Moody challenged Homer Capehart for voting behind closed doors to strike price and wage controls. Moody cited records showing Capehart backed the motion while delivering a public attack blaming Truman. Moody independently verified the roll with the committee clerk.
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Washington
Blair Moody
Michigan
Senate
Homer Capeart
Indiana
Capehart
Illinois
Dirksen
Moody
Campuitea
Brooklyn Bulfighter Faces New York Spotlight
Robert Ruark discusses a Brooklyn born bullfighter Julian Paria under the mentorship of Senior S ney Franklin. The piece satirically contrasts American matador culture with old world icons as Paria’s navy background and lineage are noted.
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New York
Brooklyn
Spain
Mexico
Flatbush
Julian Paria
Navy
S Ney Franklin
Gowanus
Franklin
Joselito
Cagancho
Gaona
Belmonte
Manolete
Cape
Young Matador Faria Seeks Path To Bulls
The writer notes Sydney remains alive at forty-something and praises bull fighting talent while describing rookie matadors like Faria who advance from calves to cows to bulls. In Mexico he cut three ears in four performances, drawing acclaim, while facing financial hurdles and plans to travel to Spain for better opportunities.
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Sydney
Matador
Faria
Mexico
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Spain
Julian
Promoting Bullfighter Becomes a New Venture in Town
The piece portrays a young bullfighter backed by a bond issue to cover passage money. Faria is described as the first bullfighter to wear colors of Sherman Billingsley, a saloon keeper, with plans to attribute his arrival to a stork. The narrator jokes about syndicate involvement and insurance obstacles while praising the rising matador.
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Faria
Sherman Billingsley
Spain
Billingsley
Shill
Faria’es
Flatbush
Justice Robert S Jackson Testifies on Government Ethics
Supreme Court justice Robert S Jackson joins a Senate subcommittee hearing on ethics in government. He notes most officials are honest and discusses the difficulty of educating cabinet officers before they reach high office. The exchange highlights challenges in enforcing ethical conduct across agencies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert S. Jackson
Senate
Ethics
Matthew M. Neely
D-Wova
Humphries cites distrust in federal officials and bureaucracy
Senator Hubert Humphries argues that many Americans dislike federal officials and complain the system is too large and hard to access. Justice Jack Jackson agrees and notes public service ethics exist among lawyers and judges despite public frustration.
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Hubert Humphries
Minn
Jack Jackson
Senator Humphries
Justices Lively Even in Face of Pressure
A Supreme Court discussion reveals Justice Jackson denying the impact of pro Communist telegrams from New York. He calls the tactic stupid and notes respect for the judiciary from the public, while a senator questions such pressure as ignorance.
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New York
Humphries
Justice Jackson
Hollywood Stars and Romances Fill Showbiz Headlines
Sheilah Graham reports on Elizabeth Taylor and Kent Warmden in London while Richard Thorpe debuts Ivanhoe on set. Stanley Donen to direct Singin in the Rain for three months in Hollywood as Celeste Holm weighs Broadway leads. Celeste turns down Lana Turner’s The Merry Widow and plans a fall return East for a new play. Cornel Wilde earns 100000 for three weeks in California Conquest. Teresa Wright and Niven Busch relocate to a ranch near San Francisco while Anthony Quinn stars in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Charles Boyer
20Th Century-Fox
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Kent Warmden
Richard Thorpe
Stanley Donen
Lizzie
Bettees
Briskin
Chicago
Ted
Pete Rugulo
Betty
Tufts
Sylvia
Celeste Holm
Lana Turner
Celeste
Benny Venuta
Korea
Jennifer Jones
Ivar
la Jolla Clayhouse
Dale Bunson
Cornel Wilde
Cornel
California
George Jessel
Charles Morrison
Teresa Wright
Niven Busch
North Hollywood
San Francisco
Teresa
Anthony Quinn
Sights And Sounds Around Film Studios
A collage from film and stage notes highlights Streetcar Named Desire in New York and on tour in Mexico City. Danny Kaye and Judy Garland headline a Palladium benefit in London for Sid Field’s family. Katharine Cornell tours with The Constant Wife. Lena Horne embarks on a six month tour ending in Boston.
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New York
Mexico City
Danny Kaye
Judy Garland
London
Sid Field
Brian Aherne
Katharine Cornell
Chine
Norma Shearer
Marty Arrouge
Katherine
Hollywood
Lena Horne
Copley Plaza
Boston
Harry Cohn
Lena
John Derek
Aerty Lewis
Cabole
Senator Soaper Considers Eight Year Old Case in Leisure Committees
Senator Soaper says committees on uses of leisure could consider the case of the eight year old. He is urged to stop kicking the can down the alley and states there isn’t anything else to do.
McCarthy Speech on Marshall Through Quotations Examined
A historian analyzes Senator McCarthy’s 60,000 word speech on General Marshall, contrasting reporting of highlights with the full text. The study relies on a partial bibliography and memoirs, arguing Marshall favored Stalin against Churchill and shaped wartime policy through cited sources.
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Joe McCarthy
George Marshall
McCarthy
Winston Churchill
Admiral William Leahy
Cordell Hull
Henry L. Stimson
James F. Byrnes
Sumner Welles
Edward Stettinius, Jr
Roosevelt
Robert Sherewood
Life Magazine
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Jonathan Daniels
Frea Utley
China
Henry Wallace
Robert Payne
Mao Tse- Tung
Red
Marshall
Senator McCarthy
General Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Inquirer
Kremlin
Churchill
Stalin
Europe
Yalta
Welles
Hanson Baldwin
Sease
Daily Telegraph Retrospective Five Decades Snapshot
A dated survey recalls events from fifty to ten years ago including visits by E M Lilly of Caperton and H McIntyre of Salem, a business trip to Bluefield, a Harding era conference, De Valera’s Irish proposal stance, searing heat across the Ohio valley, the Post Gatty Alaska flight, a Wright Field speed record, and a large Army cash allowance bill.
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E. M. Lilly
Caperton
H. McIntyre
Salem
Harding
Ramon de Valera
Lloyd George
Northern Ireland
Central States
Ohio River Valley
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Solomon
Nome
Alaska
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Congress
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