Telegraph Printing Co. circulation and advertising note
Notice describes publication details for the Baily Telegraph 1866 1953 including morning issue, mailing rates, and carrier and mail delivery zones. It mentions subscription costs per week and by mail for West Virginia and other zones, plus advertising representation and circulation bureau membership.
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Mali
West Virginia
Bureau of Circulation
Ine Kala Agency
Ine
VA Ieli
Wisdom in Patience and Pastoral Reflection
A short reflective note citing Colossians 4 5 and Wordsworth. It contrasts walking wisdom with lofty aims, urging gentleness toward outsiders and timely actions. The meditation blends scripture with literary insight on humility and restraint.
Eisenhower urges wage price restraint as inflation looms
President Eisenhower calls for statemanlike wage and price policies urging labor to limit wage demands to productivity gains and necessary raises. He asks management to hold pricing to essential increases to fund expansion, while noting the broader public interest in price stability.
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Eisenhower
Snake legends surge in old days and distant lands
A compilation of historic snake tales recalls a Batson Maryland giant up to 20 feet long, a Tennessee hoop snake rolling through hills, and a Dakota hunter drawing rattlers with harmonica tunes until a companion’s fire saved him. The piece notes a quiet snake-news decade with a seasonal surge of sea and land serpent lore.
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Batson
Tennessee
Dakota
Cold War Shifts Signal Easing Amid Global Tensions
Diplomats report a subtle shift in international balances as the United States expands its Middle East role and strengthens forces in Asia. Nasser’s pro Russian stance wanes while Western access to strategic seas grows. Soviet disarmament talks gain pace and Warsaw Pact ties stay intact.
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Washington
United States
Middle East
Liles
Nassar
South Korea
China
Japan
Okinawa
Eisenhower
Nasser
Syria
Dulles
Gulf of Aqaba
Ath
Suez Canal
Cairo
Ike
Kremlin
Russia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Warsaw Pact
NATO
Moscow
Britain
France
Egypt
West Germany
Europe
England
Hollywood stars flee illness and feverish gossip
Vivien Leigh flies to London amid a recurrence of illness linked to Elephant Walk and Titus Andronicus. Mervyn LeRoy meets Hoover in Washington over The FBI Story while Loren and others shoot Desire Under The Elms.
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Hollywood
Vivien Leigh
Warsaw
London
England
Miss Leigh
Titus Andronicus
Laurence Olivier
Vivien
Ingrid Bergman
Mervyn le Roy
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Burl Ives
Loren
Carlo Ponti
Italy
Gary Grant
Frank
Signorina Loren
Charlton Heston
Orson Welles
Sabrina
Ascot
Elizabeth Taylor
Prince Aly Khan
Careith
Mike Todd
Aly
France
Clark Gable
Kay
Joan
Clark
Bunkie
Nick and Nicknames at Bluefield Banquet Recalled
Ruth French, former Northside principal, recalls Nick a shy pupil amid tales of Cal Houchins. The anecdote contrasts harsh language with Nick’s quiet demeanor and a cautionary attitude toward an old policeman's memory.
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Bluefield Auditorium
Ruth French
French
Old Northside School
Nick
Mrs. French
Houchins
Cal Houchins
Cal
Nicky
Mr. Houchins
A Lively McLean Lions Club Night and Machinery Woes
F C Othman recalls a Lions Club gathering at the schoolhouse in McLean Virginia where a injured member joked about a rotary mower while repair tales dominate his household. He details battles with garbage chopper uppers automatic dishwashers water pumps and several power lawnmowers now finally functioning as promised after years of effort.
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Mclean
McLean Lions Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rotary
Othman
Will Tell Readers Of Farm Crisis
A writer recalls farm machinery woes from a water pump crankcase full of oil and ice to aging tractors and lawn mowers. He notes seven prior mowers, current rotaries, and giving others to neighbors. He promises further reports amid rural trials.
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Farm Crisis
Pittman
Gaslight Club described as cultured New York speakeasy
Robert Ruark extols a New York New Orleans Chicago culture blend at the Gaslight Club a discreet Park Avenue saloon entered by a personal key. He highlights the 19th century decor the griffon back bar Sarasota light oil fixtures and the demeaning but stylish service with models as waitresses and a quiet library end while noting strict membership and limits on entry.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Gaslight Club
Park Avenue
56Th Or
Ame Gravier
de Luxe Arlor
New Oreans
United States
Saratoga Springs
Ms Joint
Jess
Beauregard
Scully
Joe
Lyle
Jinny
Profesor Lyle
Happy Aspects Of Writing A Column
A reflective note on a Chicago origin bar that imports beer and ages spirits. The writer praises its success in New York and hopes for broader access, suggesting a private club vibe and the idea of starting a similar venture in hometowns.
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Chicago
New York
Washington, D. C
Senator Soaper on Washington Birth Timing and Road Litter
The piece critiques early birth timing for George Washington and jokes about identifying a tree topper culprit. It mixes reflections on roadside litter and quirks of travelers with foreign cars, out of state plates, and a dog seen on a long trip.
Relaxation chairs spark debate on executive stress
A feature on H. J. Phillips and the three motor electronic reclining chair cites benefits for business leaders while noting possible drawbacks. The piece envisions a Senate probe into executives using office massages during work hours amid rising concerns over productivity and stress. It also references medical talks linking arthritis to personality traits and mentions public figures and events, including Hank Bauer, Jim Norris, and President Eisenhower.
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Buster
Senate
B. Otis Grumpett
Steel Works
International Congress On
Hank Bauer
Delicatessen
Hank
Jim Norris
Art Wirtz
Ryan
New York
Madison Square Garden
International Boxing Club
Norris
Kayo
Wirtz
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Washington
Sherman Adams
University of Maine
Adams
California
Big Bill Knowland
Bridges
New Hampshire
Knowland
GOP
Dave Beck
Maurice Hutcheson
Carpenters
Beck
White House
Hutcheson
Walter Reuther
Labor Movement
Reuther
CIO
AFL
Ang 4
Executive Council
David Bruce
France
Germany
Fifty Years Ago Daily Telegraph Snippet
Reports from Pulaski and nearby towns recall visits and separations. Capt Robert Smith visits daughter. Mr and Mrs W T Payne take an extended trip through eastern Virginia. Mrs W B Johnson and Edwin return from Pembroke. Judge H H Stallard departs for Pikeville Kentucky after a city visit. Two American fliers completed the first mainland to Hawaii flight. N W band planned fourth concert at Princeton avenue bandstand. A July Fourth celebration at Glenwood Park is in planning. Mrs Blanche Charlton of Narrows returns from city visit. Mrs I E Scott returns to Forenns after relatives visit. Mrs B H Linebeck departs for New York.
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Robert Smith
Pulaski
W. T. Payne
Virginia
W. B. Johnson
Edwin
Pembroke
H. H. Stallard
Pikeville
Pacific
Hawaii
Princeton Avenue
Glenwood Park
Blanche Charlton
Narrows
City
Modern marriages and hobbies match good for lasting unions
The passage compares marriage compatibility to shared religion and identical honeymoon time, and notes changes in children’s games, travel habits, and car choices. It argues that public desire for expensive cars conflicts with practicality, suggesting a solution of getting less car for more money.
Swing GAO findings spark GOP impeachment of vouchers
Washington column accuses Immigration Commissioner Joseph Swing of extravagant travel at taxpayers expense to Mexico from 1954 to 1956. GAO report critiqued for focusing on Swing while omitting hunting trips. calls for fuller congressional action and notes a $73.85 reimbursement overcharge.
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Washington
Joseph Swing
General Accounting Office
Congress
Swing
Mexico
U. S
Don Simon Garcia
Robert Mollohan
W. Va
Immigration and Naturalization Service
GAO
Accounting Office
General Swing
West Point
Eisenhower
John Blatnik
Minn
Mollohan
Blatnik
Brownsville
Texas
Immigration Service
Florida
Immigration
Forida
Beauty's Bread and Wine Nourish Adelaide Love
The poem describes beauty feeding the speaker as bread and wine, fulfilling hungers with rich imagery of April dusks, lapis blue mines, summer rain, and golden leaves. The speaker, Adelaide Love in Kaleidograph, reflects on nourishment found on earth through beauty, hinting at future worlds with uncertain longing.
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Beauty
Lapis
Adelaide
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Birefield
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William Wordsworth
George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Ewan Clague
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Truman
Snake Stories
Ray Tucker
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Jordan
London Express
United Nations Committee
Tunisia
Ceylon
Africa
Asia
Nehru
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Sheilah Graham
Trend of the Times
Carl Haynes
Scott Litton
F. C. Othman
Robert Ruark
Soaper
G. Washington
H. J. Phillips
Daily Telegraph
I. E. Scott
Forenns
Os City
B. H. Linebeck
Why
Drew Pearson
Accounting
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Logan Ritchie
FDIC
Ritchie
Byrd and Robertson
Chaif
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