Haily Telegraph 1866 Hugh Ike Shott 1953 1893
Publication data from the Haily Telegraph includes dates for Hugh Ike Shott and 1866 to 1953. It notes daily morning issues by Telegraph Printing Co at 412 Bland Street, Birefield, and lists Associated Press affiliation. Rates and subscriptions are described along with circulation bureau and advertising agency.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Birefield
Associated Press
Matin
West Virginia
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulation
Katz Agency
Ine
Kindness as a Virtue in Faith and Life
A reflective note cites II Samuel 2 6 urging kindness and truth as divine guidance. It asserts kindness has greater power to convert sinners than zeal or learning and attributes the idea to F W Faber.
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F. W. Faber
Debating foreign policy not to be muzzled says Rusk
The piece argues against Dean Rusk's suggestion of restricting public debate on foreign policy. It contends free and open discussion is essential for genuine democracy, warning that muzzling voices could erode confidence and consistency in policy.
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Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Rusk
Clipmat
Fact-Finding Fumbles An American statists view on data use
A discussion on government statistics asserts they guide policy poorly when used for future forecasts. The piece argues for better projections on spending, private contracts, inventories, and consumer intent, while noting widespread errors and overreliance on past data. It also touches on civic and wartime memories, highlighting concerns over national direction and the role of data in policy.
Union Funds in Politics Face Kennedy-Ives Ballot Clash
The Kennedy-Ives Bill faces hurdles as unions employ political education programs to influence elections. COPE finances and activities show a persistent effort to sway national contests, while the Potter amendment seeks to recover union dues used for politics though it failed.
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Aun
Anuccess
Afl-Cio
Supreme Court
Truman
Eisenhower
Cope
ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James L. McDevitt
Washington
Republican
Democratic
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
McDevitt
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Michigan
Charles F. Porter
Secretary of Labor
Kennedy
McClellan
Senate
Potter
Senator Soaper Sees Tourism Backlash in Quaint Campaign
In a playful critique, the piece imagines towns near historic shrines launching a quaint-up campaign as tourism rises. It muses on licensing walkers and asks if baby naming habits, like Elfrida, reflect nationwide political trends not improving with cost of living.
The Sweater Politics of Shoulder Pads and Identity
A narrator notes men and women wearing bulky shoulder padded sweaters with bold stripes causing gender confusion. He recalls a wife resembling Yale student Dick Stover, jokes about outfits, hair obscuring faces, and says love wanes as fashion blurs identities and arousal.
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Dick Stover
Yale
Nancy
Nancy and the Hair Business Spar Over Glamour and Two Eyebrows
A writer vents at length about Nancy’s transformation into a fashion icon, criticizing cosmetic trends and magazine influence. He recalls past behavior and laments the shift from beauty to pretension, arguing societal pressures harm authentic femininity.
I Don’t Want to See a Woman’s Face in Disguise
A male speaker vents about women’s appearance and fashion obscuring beauty. He references fashion trends from Paris and mocks hats and makeup, urging freedom from the “sheep” following trends. He ends with a quip about preferring a game of post office over football.
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Paris
Dick Stover
Yale
The Hair Grower That Didn’t Grow Any Hair
Frederick Othman recounts a Denver era tale of an infrared scalp device sold for 18 dollars that promised hair growth. The hat-like contraption failed after FTC findings labeled it fraudulent, leaving the authors amused at their misguided hopes and the industry in decline.
Commissioner Rules Wybrant Hair Products Do Not Halt Baldness
The Wybrant System Products Corp of New York was ordered to stop claiming it can stop baldness or grow hair. Commissioner Edward T. Tait ruled the firm misrepresented its treatment for male pattern baldness, noting many cases cannot be halted by their medicine though some scalp conditions might respond. The article reflects on hair loss with humorous asides about personal appearance.
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Mary Martin
South Pacific
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commissioners
Commission
Wybrant System Products Corporation of
New York
Edward T. Tait
William, Wade
Adel Wybrant
Hollywood Tonight: Polly Bergen’s 100000 Substitution and A-List Talk
Hollywood gossip notes Polly Bergen earns 100000 substituting for Red Skelton as his nightclub deal falls through. Tony Curtis tops screen earnings at 1000000 this year after Some Like It Hot. Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner move into a new 42 foot boat amid trio of showbiz updates.
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Hollywood
Polly Bergen
Red Skelton
Polly
Hollywood Studios
Tony Curtis
The
Bronx
Marilyn Monroe
Tony
Bill Perlberg
George Seaton
New York
Frank Sinatra
Monaco
Marquise de Portage
Linda Christian
Frankie Boy
Richard Egan
Rafhel Trujillo
California
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Bob
Hollywood Flashes and Ascot Encounters
News flashes note Kirk and Tony Curtis miss Vik ings premieres. Douglas Fairbanks reacts to Virginia Field and Willard Parker in Ascot royal enclosure via American Embassy. Coral Browne headlines Old Vic visit for Auntie Mame. Shake the Old Vic plans three fall plays.
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Kirk
Tony Curtis
Douglas Fairbanks
Royal Enclosure
Ascot
Virginia Field
Willard Parker
Parkers
Willard
Coral Browne
London
Old Vic
Repertoire Theatre
Shake the Old Vic
Global gold race drives U S and Soviet aid war
The article argues the United States and Soviet Russia compete for foreign money via gold and aid. It notes U S allocations for 1958 totaling 3400 million across military aid development technical cooperation and other programs. It warns of a Tepid War using economic power to shape outcomes and questions gold as global leverage amid shifting currencies and reserves.
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United States
Soviet Russia
NATO
Kremlin
Charles A. Beard
Timeline of notable local events from the Telegraph historical notes
Fifty years ago Swift and Company built a distribution house at Nov. Forty years ago E. H. Easley of Bluefield became president of the West Virginia Insurance Agents at Charleston. Thirty years ago Roy Witt, formerly of Bluefield, died in New Mexico. Twenty years ago the Memorial Building courts in Princeton opened. Ten years ago James G. MacDonald was named the United States first envoy to Israel. H. W. Shields of Pocahontas Land Corp retired.
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Swift and Company
E. H. Easley
Bluefield
West Virginia Insurance Agents
Charleston
Roy Witt
New Mexico
Memorial Building
Princeton
James G. MacDonald
United States
Israel
H. W. Shields
Pocahontas Land Corporation
Eisenhower faces Stump anger over Pacific policy at Quantico
President Eisenhower confronts Admiral Felix Stump in a tense Quantico session over Pacific defense, Asia strategy, and funding. Stump accuses Asia of fragility, urges stronger naval arms and use of atomic weapons. Ike generically rails against narrow priority views and calls for teamwork among services.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pacific
Geninahe Adm
Felix Stump
Quantico, Va
Marine Base
Ike
Stump
Far East
United States
Asia
Iran
America
State Department
Koreas
Defense
Donald Quarles
Quarles
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