Grafton Sentinel Established News Daily 1955
The Grafton Sentinel weekly publication details the newspaper’s address, telephone contacts, and advertising representation. It lists subscription rates for West Virginia and Virginia regions, out-of-state pricing, and service policies. The notice marks the paper as a second class matter at the post office and is dated Tuesday December 6, 1955.
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Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel Publications
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
National
Bottenelli-Kimb Hora Representtative
New York
Delphia
Chestnu Rivoil
Detroit
Michigan Street
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Virginia
Virginias
1. Inc
Nur Hinet
Chicago
Currier
Io Taylor, Marbour and Sweek
Ching M Gratton
Berlin Blockade Reignites East West Tension
The article portrays Berlin as the focal point of renewed East West conflict with Soviet claims to Berlin's sovereignty under East German law. It warns the United States Britain and France against any loss of resolve as the West faces a potential legal and later physical blockade, urging firm action and possible displays of force to deter aggression.
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Berlin
Russia
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
Germany
Geneva
West Germany
Who Started World War II A Khrushchev View
The text presents Khrushchev claiming that the United States and Britain started the second world war by aiding Hitler’s Germany to attack Russia. It contrasts the Molotov Ribbentrop pact of 1939 with Bolshevik leadership touring India and Bulgaria ready to engage India and Burma with Mao Tse-tung’s China, while Stalin’s Poland division is noted.
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Hitler
Poland
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
India
Nikolai A. Bulganin
United States
Britain
Germany
Russia
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Burma
Mao Tse-tung
China
Stalin
DeSapio Looks for Harriman Nomination in 1956
Tammany Hall leader Joseph DeSapio argues that history may repeat itself and Harriman could be the Democratic nominee in 1956. He cites past New York governors who became president and warns against pledging un-nominated delegates while noting Adlai Stevenson’s lead. The piece also covers White House Conference on Education round tables and discussions on aging and geriatric medicine.
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DeSapio
Stevenson
Harriman
Tammany Hall
State
White House
Issur
Ehirnin
Ohuitian
The Role of Church Related Colleges in Moral Leadership
Church related colleges carry dual obligations beyond tax supported schools. They shape students with a moral base through curriculum and life on campus, guiding inquiry into truth, virtue, and social responsibility. The text cites Saint Louis University as an example, linking faith and intellect to public service and national well being.
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St. Louis University
Aristotle
Plato
Bocrates
Velion
da Vinci
Newton
Seromee
Eet O Ofalwelling
Sint Louis University
Tsing
Hiern
Ujuiers
Rover
Eth
Papeete
Earth
Peave
Farm Women's Council Elects New Year Lineup
Taylor County Farm Women's Council approved committee appointments for 1956 at a meeting last Saturday at the Extension Service office in Grafton. Officers and chairmen named include Orval Devers Projects, Iva Culp Homes, George Post 4-H, Alma Thompson Health, Ruth Sturm Music, and Kathleen Cropp secretary. Members and attending presidents listed. training and parliamentary procedure discussed for future club duties. Rio de Janeiro and Panama Canal notes appear as items in the page.
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Taylor County Farm Women's Council
Grafton
Orval Devers
Wickwire
Sretary
Ralph Watkins
Haymond
Leo Withers
Hepzibah
Homes and Housing Committee
Iva Culp
Pruntytown
Roy Vandergrift
Hubert Armstrong
Johnson Fleming
Simpson
Keith Cornwell
Charles Laren, Jr
Ira Culp
Paull
Bartlett
Paul Klepfel
Prunt
Farm Women’s Club
Extension Service
Grafton Post Offic
Duaiey
Yai County
A.A. Couley
Monongahelia County
Better Living Projects
Anna Post
George Flohr
William Higer
George Colebank
Helen Fleming
County Committee
W.R. Turner
Wickewire
Raymond Bartlett
Lee Cooper
Eugene Flanahan
Country Club
Ela Frum
Webster
Paul Davis Haymond
Carl Ludwick
Vthe
Almer Thompson
Charles Larendr
Arthur Stevens
Stanley Davis
Willis Devers
M Luther Reese
Hartford Haller
George Post
Paul Bartlett
Harry Bummer
Sherman Haselden
Dorsey Stutler
Theodore Poling Wickwire
J. Paul Murphy
Music and Recreation
Claude .Auzadder
Kounsville
James Travis
Oficers
Robert Thorn
Buy Yule Tree Early Advises County Agent
Christmas trees appear in markets signaling early shopping. County agent urges early purchases to ensure selection, freshness, and needle retention. Consumers should check size shape and density and store trees cool if bought early. Local names and groups noted in county club and home demonstration activity reports.
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Buy Yule Tree Early
Farmer's yawns close eye for six weeks stunned by yawn
Wellington England reports Farmer Jim Langford unable to close his left eye for six weeks after a massive yawn. Doctors warned the condition may last that long. Egypt’s size and population are described, along with guidance on selecting Christmas trees amid market disruptions.
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Wellington
England
Jim Langford
Langford
City Slicker Gaps Invading Rural Districts
A Central Press report by Grover Brinkman warns rural Americans of rising city crime patterns. Ageing farmers face gyp artists in home repairs, cement charges, and fake telegraph line claims, with Melrose of Plum Hill a case in point.
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Grover Brinkman
Central Press Association
Plum Hill
America
Fred Melrose
U. S. Highway 460
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