Satarliabed 1893 Daily Telegraph Morning Edition
Fragmented 1893 Daily Telegraph page text discusses United Nations reform and Truman administration critique. Mentions Palestine conflict between Jews and Arabs, ongoing fighting, and calls for a stronger UN with military power to pacify nations. References to publication details and subscription rates appear in scattered form.
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The
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bluefield
Associated Prasa Bith
U.N
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Truman
Palestine
Friendship Train and atom bomb spark Italian hopes
Drew Pearson reflects in Italian on the Friendship Train’s goodwill, Italian reactions, and a hope for peaceful postwar cooperation. He recounts Naples hosts, Udine and Bologna greetings, and Gorizia’s sympathy, then argues the atom bomb must be abolished with UN inspection. He notes American taxes, Marshall Plan aid, and a wish to avoid an iron curtain after April 18.
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Washington
Italy
Naples
Premier de Gasperi
Campidogno
Rome
Bologna
Udine
Padua
Gorizia
America
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
United Nations
Amewspaperman
Hiller
Milan
Turin
Europe
Marshall Dilan
Hollywoods Air Force Film Rush to Beat Similar Productions
Hollywood news notes Metro rushing Command Decision after paying 525000 for film rights. John Payne remains on Metro contract. Gloria de Haven still with Metro. Details about pay, roles, and other stars across studios, with personal updates on Rooney, Kelly family, and upcoming productions.
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Gable
Air Force
Ry Sabilaw
Graham
Hollywood
Clark Gath
S “Command
Metra
Fmajor
John Payne
Gloria de Haven
Metro
John
20Th Century-Fox
Universal - International
Green Garson
Italy
Bruges
Belgium
Betty Garrett
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Rudy Waltee
Rudy
Gospel Message Be Published Among Nations
A religious message cites Mark 19 10 and praises the gospel for all nations. It emphasizes God's grace reaches every creature and can forgive even the most desperate.
Confused Opinions on International Situation Spur Call for Clarity
The public voices frustration with mixed signals from officials and media. Readers urge clearer, explicit information on the global tension and current war risk, noting reports of Russian vessel activity and wartime materials moving through American ports. They seek a fair, precise picture of events.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Anxious to Abandon Ship Before It Sinks
A editorial warns that calls for President Truman to withdraw from the Democratic race are a sign of defeat and infighting within the party. It argues the proper move is to stay and fight, faulting the high command and officeholders for helping create a split with the Wallace wing and the solid south.
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Truman
Roosevelt
Wallace
Solid South
Democratic
Jews Plan Provisional Palestinian Government May 16
Jewish representatives announce they will establish a provisional government in Palestine on May 16, taking over Holy Land administration after British withdrawal. They warn of Arab Jewish war if trusteeship is rejected and say partition plans fail without an international police force.
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Palestine
Holy Land
United States
State Department
General Assembly
Palestine Commission
Flocks Of Candidates For Public Offices In West Virginia
A broad look at political candidacies shows unprecedented numbers of individuals seeking nominations in May primaries and the November election. The piece praises public involvement and urges capable men and women to serve, while noting a desire for stronger law enforcement and crime reduction. It also calls for larger newspaper date-line type and comments on midcentury fashion The closing lines reference 1847 and 1948 fashion remarks.
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The
Woods
West Virginia
Readiness Trumps Potential in War Strength
Editorial argues that readiness matters as much as industrial strength in world conflict. It contrasts U S speed of production with Soviet steadiness, noting American forces are understrength for long war while Russia keeps ready heavy industry and combat power. The piece warns current European deployments and limits in Europe, urging substantial ready troops and air power.
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America
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Japan
Austria
Europe
Great Britain
Cincinnati Enquirer
Shooting Star in a Poem by Margaret P Hansel
A reflective verse from Good Housekeeping contemplates a shooting star as a chalk white spectacle in the night sky. The speaker recalls glances, quiet thoughts, and rural imagery of rabbits deer and pastures, pondering the star's disappearance and its eerie pull on the imagination.
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Margaret P. Hansel
Good Housekeeping
Greeks Celebrate 127th Anniversary of Freedom Fight
Across the Mediterranean, Greeks mark the 127th anniversary of their forefathers struggle to live free or die fighting for freedom. The article recalls ancient democracy and the enduring quest for independence against an aggressive ideology and external threat.
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Mediterranean
Greeks Honor Historic Step Toward Freedom on March Twenty Fifth
The piece reflects on Greek revolts against centuries of Turkish rule, praising heroism and sacrifice from March 25, 1821 to the present. It links historical anniversaries to national duty, urging continued patriotism to defend freedom against communism and honor forefathers with steadfast action.
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Europe
Weist's Aviation Career Interwoven With Dramatic Roots
Dwight Weist flying master of ceremonies for We the People recounts a near misadventure when an emergency landing on a water supply at Tuxedo Park avoided arrest. Born 1910 in Palo Alto, he pursued aviation since 1939, flew about 100 hours annually, and balanced seaplane life between Tommyhawk Lake and New York amid a lifelong trek through theater and stock company work.
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Janis Paize
Sal
Franciscs
Frank Martinelli Jr
Janis
Arlene Dah
Prince Raymond Lanzi di
Trabia
Italy
Angela Lansbury
Metro
Tha
Annie
Hollywood
New York
Dwight Weist
Weist
al Thost
Tuxedo Park
Tommyhawk Lake
I New York
Akre
Palo Alto
Calif
Pennsylvania
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cleveland Playhouse
Jersey
Ohio
Scranton
Welst
Radio M C Finds Flying Restful After Program
Weist, a radio M C who once pursued the stage, moved to New York and became heard on three programs. He remains drawn to acting but chose radio as his stable field, while still enjoying the stage. He cut a Bermuda vacation to appear in Hedda Gabler at Bar Harbor, flies between gigs, and pursues photography and carpentry with his children Gretchen and Richard.
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Mickey Rooney
Beverly Hills
Tim Gallagher
Chicago
Mickey
Gene Kelly
Kerry
Walter Pidreon
New York
Edmund Gwenn
Porgy
Rvs Gardner
Venus
Lena Turner
Bob Topping
Three Musketeers
Hollywood
East
Lana
Welst
Westchester
Weiss
Welsz
WAIU
Columbus
Ohio
Weist
Bermuda
Jessie Royce Landis
Hedda Gabler
Bar Harbor
Maine
Tommyhawk Lake
Gretchen
Richard
Elizabeth
Television and the Face of Politics in the Video Era
An essay argues that television will redefine campaigning as the living room screen becomes decisive. It jokes about candidates wearing theatrical expressions and suggests using visual stunts to appeal to voters, warning that statesmanship may lag behind the new optical age.
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Corcoran
PGA Hall
Fifty Years Reflection and Mining History Snippet
Daily Telegraph notes past events from Bluefield and surrounding areas. It recalls HN White of Bluefield as a state Pharmacy president at a Huntington meeting, Maj. HFlesher of Welch traveling to Charleston, and a Charleston investigators’ mine tour. It mentions a prison escape capture near Red Bush, and a 1940s police shootout involving bootleggers. Mining, electric line work, and local festivals are touched.
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H.N. White
Bluefield
State Board of Pharmacy
Huntington
H. C. Flesher
Welch
Charleston
John Bailey
State
Red Bush
W. Va
Keys Planing Mill
Jesse
Utlenback
Pocahontas
Coopers
Simmons
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