Grafton Sentinel Advertising and Rates 1959
The Grafton Sentinel lists national advertising representatives and mail subscription rates for West Virginia and Virginia. It notes carrier service availability, regional pricing, and a postal entry statement dated Friday December 16 1959.
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National Advertising
Bottenelli-Kimball, Inc
Pulitieners
New York
Lexington Avenue
Fluhia
Chestnut Street
Detroit
Lafayette Street
Chica
Nehicau Street
Fattsburgh
Prarth Avenue
West Virginia
Vircina
Virginias
Taylor, Harbour
Wreston
Grafton
W. Va
Congress
Question and Answer on Eisenhower’s Convalescence Pace
Doctors discuss President Eisenhower’s recovery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. They caution against overexertion while noting his dedication to duties. A physician says a firm pronouncement on fitness will take about two months. analysis remains cautious, given his workload and responsibilities.
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Eisenhower
Welter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Longevity Trends Highlight Long Lives Across Generations
Population Reference Bureau reports Americans can expect longer lives. Babies born now may outlive parents and grandparents, with mid century cohorts reaching the new century aged and still alive. Western states, white women in rural areas show longest lifespans, while migration factors remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Population Reference Bureau
Oraska
National effort urged to save bright high school graduates
A College Entrance Examination Board report estimates about 200,000 top graduates yearly lose access to higher education. It calls for 100,000 new scholarships and revitalized guidance to ensure another 100,000 capable youths pursue advanced studies, aided by Charles C. Cole Sr. and supported by the National Science Foundation to boost American science leadership.
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College
Charles C. Cole, Sr
Columbia College
National Science Foundation
$100,000 Winner Faces Tax Grim Reality
Mrs. Ethel Park Richardson, a 72 year old Los Angeles grandmother, wins a $1000 television giveaway contest but faces heavy tax implications. Her life on the road in a homemade trailer seeking folklore highlights the gap between prize windfalls and financial burden, as income taxes erode most of her prize.
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Ethel Park Richardson
Los Angeles
Richardson
Bemelmans in New York Exibition Opens on 57th Street
The return of Ludwig Bemelmans from Europe to attend his painting exhibition at Hammer Galleries on 57th Street is noted. The review recalls a past interview in Gramercy Park and contrasts Bemelmans with era’s regimental dapper writers.
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Europe
Ludwig Bemelmans
57Th Street
Hammer Galleries
Madison Avenue
Mr. B
Gramercy Park
Bemelmans
Fernanda Montel
John O'Hara
Union League Club
Ludwig
Army Reader helps many through six weeks of testing
The text notes that about 17 118 men entering service form an infantry division and many poor readers are identified. Army Reader tests offer simple courses with illustrations to help those lacking basic education while most misfits are sent home before they qualify as veterans.
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Nando
Aly
Howe
Investigations Highlight Conflicts of Interest Claims
Investigations are reported in both parties over alleged conflicts of interest involving officials and use of official influence. The drive centers on ethical concerns, public interest ties, and potential political pressure amid ongoing inquiries and responses from affected offices.
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Eich Tier
Etnere
Democrats
Oseties
Pere Sandater
Straiel
Beth
Alice
Tim
Lutherans Mull All-Out Merger Of All Denominations
In Chicago representatives for about 2.75 million Lutherans from 15 groups met to plan a full union. A 21-member commission from the United Lutheran Church in America and the Augustana Church prepared a joint invitation to the remaining 14 bodies, while noting four denominations already pursuing an overarching merger to form The American Lutheran Church by 1960. Others expressed interest in unity talks.
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Chicago
United States
America
United Lutheran Church In America
Augustana Luteran
American Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Free Church
United Evangelical Luthern Church
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
Suomi Synod
Benson predicts lower net farm income in 1956
Secretary Ezra T. Benson forecast that 1956 net farm income will reach about 10.2 billion dollars, down 0.4 billion from 1955 and 1.6 billion from 1954, with a two year drop near 14 percent. He cautioned the average 1956 income would fall relative to 1955 despite presenting a cautiously optimistic outlook on prices and hog markets.
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Washington F
Ezra T. Benson
Saas
Ja Eensen
Henson
Agriculture Department
Besson
Benson
Community Visitors and Homecomings in Clarksburg Area
Local residents and relatives visit family across Ohio Michigan West Virginia and beyond. Names include Rosa Gobel Mary Ventern Joseph Jerard Ray Smith Starrs of Bridgeport and Cleveland and many others with hospital and homecoming mentions.
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Mary Ventern
Joseph Jerard
Detroit
Michigan
Rosa Col
Josie Layman
Ray Smith
Bridgeport
Henry Watson
George Rob Joe Kemensky
Charley Sobolsky
Lennie Brown
Homer Brown
Howard Caldwell
C.R. Garrett
Minnie Fawley
Andy Dewart
Howell
Charley Sterling
Marco
Busienss
Naomi Gordon
Hepzi
4 G Hospital
Joint Services Held In Patchwork Palatine Church Building
In Petoskey Michigan the First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches conducted joint services in the Methodist building during the installation of a new pipe organ. Ministers from both churches alternated leading the services.
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Petoskey
Mich
If — Mems First Presbyerian Church
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Top Cowboy Named Denver W. Casey Tibbs All Around Champion 1959
Fort Pierre South Dakota rodeo star Casey Tibbs was claimed the all around champion of the 1959 Rodeo Cowboys Association event. Tibbs, widely known as Denver W, earned top honors in the annual contest amid a strong field from western circuits.
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Denver
Casey Tibbs
Fort Pierre
S. D
Vowoly
Bhy Rodeo Cowboys Assn
Veteran actor Harvey dies after heart attack
Veteran character actor Harvey, a longtime leader in Nollywood and the motion picture industry, died Thursday of a gas attack. Sir Harry H. Lawson, age 74, wholesale command executive and civic leader, died Thursday from complications after surgery ten days earlier. Canadian bacon is described as rounded meat loins along the pig’s back.
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Ntil Harvey
Bluefield
Harry H. Lawson
March of Events: Eisenhower Eden Talks and ICC News
Washington diary notes a planned January 30 White House meeting between President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Anthony Eden to align Anglo American policy amid Soviet pressure. The column also covers congressional backlash over past Korea court martial limits, ICC leadership changes, and GOP tensions over unions and potential 1956 political dynamics.
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Ashington
White House
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Russia
London
GOP
Senate
William #. Knowling
California
Rey Goldwater
Arizona
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
Goodwin Knight
McKeldine
Knight
Hisenhow
GOP Vs, Unions
Doctors' Dean Retires After a Long Career
Winchester veteran Dr Emmett C Stuart Sr ends 68 years of active service after beginning in 1887. plaque honors his work at Memorial Hospital and his early life spans Baltimore Pittsburgh and Winchester. peers note long tenure may trace to Civil War era beginnings.
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Winchester
Emmett Christopher Stuart
Stuart
College of Physicians and Surgeons
University of Maryland Medical School
Baltimore
Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Dart
White Post
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. Burkhart
Parkersgilly
Weembe
C. Stuart, Jr
Edmund B. Montgomery
Quincy, II
Hta
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