Atomic policy debate echoes in Collier's feature
David Lilienthal former TVA chief criticizes U S atomic policy urging vigor in American business and industry. He argues against 100 percent government ownership and financing, advocating a diversified approach to one of history's most technical ventures while outlining generalized reform ideas.
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David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley ‘Authority
Atoms: Energy Commission
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Competition in private enterprise and government limits
The speaker argues government commissions and private contractors cannot fully cultivate progress. true growth comes from competition. Lilienthal, a trusted figure, endorses learning from private enterprise and reducing government monopolies. The piece cautions that growing dependence on government is a dangerous trend.
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Lilienthal
Birthday golfer beats odds with steady play
A reader notes Dr. Spangler, a relative newcomer to golf and bowling, who took up the hobbies about six months ago. On his birthday he performed notably, averaging in the high eighties despite his short time in the sport, and completing 166 holes in 221 strokes.
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Saty
Dr. Spangler
New York cops and the law at work in the city
A reflective piece traces the broad reach of law enforcement in New York, from traffic lines and signals to the Police Athletic League, with figures from 1947 showing burglaries robberies and murders. It notes cop decorations and casualties, plus a fictional interlude about a sheriff and a jailed man contemplating escape and mercy.
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New York
Manhattan
New York City
Law
United States States
Howdah
Police Athletic League
Mary Election Shows Baker Leading Reed by 104 Votes
The tally indicates Baker ahead of Reed by 104 votes in the Mary election, reflecting a narrow margin. The result underscores a tight race as ballots are counted and certified by election officials.
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Mary
Baker
Reed
Mrs Eddie Kennedy Dies Yesterday in Grafton
Edith May Kennedy 60 of Route 1 Grafton died at home at 2 30 pm after a six month illness. Born November 25 1880 in Michigan she was the daughter of the late Reese Parsons and Susan Mayle Parsons. Husband Jefferson Kennedy survives along with daughter Roberta DeCost at home and brothers Orlan Parsons and Clyde Parsons both of Grafton Route 1. She belonged to Wesleyan Methodist Church Knottsville and had lived in the area 20 years.
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Edith May Kennedy
Route 1
Grafton
Kennedy
Michigan
Reese Parsons
Susan Mayle Parsons
Jefferson Kennedy
Roberta DeCost
Orlan Parsons
Clyde Parsons
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Knottsville
Record Set on 66-Hole Tour At Morgantown Country Club
Professional Albert Spencer of Morgantown Country Club said the 66-hole tour of the club's fairways and greens set a record for a single day. Charleston residents will pay more for milk beginning today with a 1 percent increase per quart after distributors announced the rise yesterday.
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Morgantown Country Club
Albert Spencer
Charleston
Shadow on the Range on the Sombra
Doctor Ives is jailed by Benedict after a tense confrontation amid feuds on the Sombra Range. Elisha Lund arrives, declares Ives innocent of murder, and the two men discuss vengeance, duty, and the uneasy peace between rival factions as the narrative follows Benedict, Lund, and the town’s looming conflict.
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Sendisis
Sombra
Rammet
Carradine
Bnao Ives Ts Ehot
Marybelle Lund
Brian
Gant
Cory Luna
Marco
Halmer
Ives
Ois
Cory Lundim
Dreama
Sheri Benedict
Tana
Doctor Pie
Simbusd
Maryoelle Lund
Colupel Carradine
Arnvaine
Cory
Tnt Yenta
Ives Pega
Ole
Cory Lana
Avesip
Young Bhentt-Benedict
Tove
Mrs. D Paynter Dies In Uffington
Mrs Delia Paynter aged 24 died yesterday in Uffington West Virginia at the time of her daughter Mrs Edna McBee she was born in Monongalia county May 27 1865 Her husband Willard Paynter is deceased Surviving children include Edna McBee Homer Paynter Ralph Paynter Lottie Kuhn Grace Rogers sisters Mollie Shingleton and Lottie Carruthers Two brothers Charles Trickett Perry Trickett The piece also notes local bingo tax controversy and a state law bingo illegality reference.
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Delia Paynter
Edna McBee
Uffington
West Virginia
In Memoriam Myrtle Zumbro A Beloved Wife Remembered
In memory of Myrtle Zumbro died one year ago today the family shares a gentle note she is not dead but away. The husband and daughters ask readers to think of her still and smile at the love they shared.
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Ives
Lund
Marco Stoll
Stoll
Cory
Seome
Benedict
Hammer
Broll
Kansas
Doc Ives
Doc
Myrtle Zumbro
Reed defeats Baker in district primary canvass
Charles E. Baker of Ravenswood conceded he lost to E. Ray Reed of Clay for the nomination. The official canvass across five counties shows Reed 3,032 votes to Baker 2,019, a margin of 1,13 votes. Unofficial returns released the day after the primary.
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Charles E. Baker
Ravenswood
E. Ray Reed
Clay
Reed
Baker
Margi
Funeral notice for Edith May Kennedy in Prichard
Edith May Kennedy, funeral to be held Saturday at Prichard. Associated minister Reverend Fred DeCast. Interment at Prichard Cemetery. Friends may call at Bartlett Funeral Home. Bartlett Funeral Homes.
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Edith May Kennedy
Prichard
Fred
Bartlett
Classified rates and sample ads from Sentinel
Classified section outlines four cent per word first insertion three cents for three or more consecutive insertions and two cents for twenty six or more consecutive insertions with a five cent minimum. It notes cash in advance and that errors limited to one incorrect insertion. Sample items include for sale autos a baby stroller and a mortgage loan offer from Shale Incorporated Mor gantown West Virginia with address and telephone.
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National Representatives
Sinland
Newspaper
Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd Street
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Sentinel
Public Buildings Service bids for Grafton P O exterior work
Public notice announcing sealed bids due by Aug 30 1960 for exterior painting and repairs at the U S Post Office in Grafton West Virginia. Details include specifications PB-Div-2 June 26 1950 and addenda up to May 15 1944 with data from Washington offices.
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Public Buildings Service
U.5
Customs House & Appraisers
2Nd
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S P.O
Grafton
West Virginia
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General Services Building
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Washington
D.C
Whitam A. Miller
George F. Simmons
Parrish Building
West Main=Street
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Taylor County
Homer Marple
Grafton Banking and ‘Trust Company
Sis
William P
County of
Taylor
Charles G. Corbin
Charles CF. Corbin
Court House
Main St
Richard B. Bord
West Virgin
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