Grafton Sentinel details and staff listing
The Grafton Sentinel founded 1870 is published each weekday by Sentinel Publications on Latrobe Street. The managing editor is Roberta Lee and office manager is Mrs Elizabeth Hayhurst. Subscription price listed as 1.30 and 1.80.
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The Big Lie Threat To America And Its Refugees
The piece argues the Big Lie cost lives in World War II and warns of Soviet propaganda as Hungary refugees in the United States reveal differing lifestyles. It notes fear of Red influence in France and urges American publicity to counter propaganda. It also describes a New York bomb case stressing counter-intelligence needs to deter saboteurs.
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Hitler
J¢ Goebbels
Soviet Union
Hungary
Raiiy
New Jersey
Camp Kilner
Electrical Local Union
France
Red
United Nations
New York
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Profitable Tax Reform Study Backs Local Property Tax Reform
A twenty man committee from business labor industry and agriculture endorses sweeping real property tax reforms. The study urges better assessment by trained local assessors and stricter enforcement to reduce personal taxes and boost state revenue. Political debate centers on filibuster reform and civil rights integration.
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Shire of
Minnesota
Cox Orville Prevman
Barle
Mass
Judge Not Lest You Be Judged In Sermon On The Mount
The passage from Matthew chapter seven warns against hypocritical judgment and urges self examination. It urges asking seeking and knocking as means to receive, and cautions about casting holy things before swine. It ends with the call to enter the narrow gate and find life.
March of Events Inside Washington
Republican strategists push a liberal legislative agenda with more federal aid for schools health insurance and reclamation projects. Nixon expected to lead new Republicanism while opposing more dissent within the party as Dems split behind Johnson and Rayburn. Relations between White House and Capitol Hill show strain over disarmament and refugees. Tito visit prospects hinge on Nehru’s talks. officials debate inviting the Yugoslav leader as US aims to address satellite issues.
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Ashington
GOP
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Choies
Nixon
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
White House
Capitol Hill
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
NATO
Francis E. Walter
Georgia
Pennsylvania Avenues
Tito
United States
Yugueslavia
Jawaharlal Nehru
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Muncow
Nehru
Ne Wales
West Virginia Year in Politics Ends GOP Upset Sweep
Republicans swept major races in West Virginia in 1956, breaking two decades of Democratic wins. Chap Mann Revercomb won the U.S. Senate seat, Cecil H. Underwood captured the governorship, and Virgil Rohrbough became state school superintendent. Eisenhower carried the state electorally. A first budget session and a zoning law for a $30 million radio astronomy center marked the year. A Democratic primary battle and the Kilmore death accelerated events, reshaping WV politics.
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West Virginia
Bill Barrett
United Press
Charleston I
GOP
U.S. Senate
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard N. Nixon
U.S
Chapman Revercomb
Charleston
Cecil H. Underweed
Sistersville
Virgil Rohrbough
Grafton
Pocahontas County
Robert H. McKehan
M. M. Neely
Harley M. Kilmore
Beckley
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Revercomb
Statehouse
William C. Marland
Underwood
Future Of Cyprus Negotiations May Begin Soon
Britain Greece and Turkey may open talks on Cyprus future with Britain offering home rule and potential Commonwealth options. Greece rejects the constitution but may join talks after UN debate. Turkey demands protection for TurkishCypriots and favors keeping shift to negotiation. The United States supports a negotiated path toward a peaceful solution.
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Great Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Britain
Mediterranean
Ant
Athens
United Nations
U.N
United States
Washington
United Kingdom
Waitresses Aboard Mariposa Claim Sea Duty Equal to Men
In San Francisco the Matson liner Mariposa debuts women dining room staff, first in Pacific service, as the Monterey follows. Marine Cooks and Stewards union backs the move amid staff selection from hundreds of applicants. Waitresses live aboard, wear gray uniforms, and earn $259 monthly base pay while touring Tahiti and Australia.
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Central Press Association
San Francisco
Old Salts
Embarcadero
Ity
Matson Lines
South Pacific
Portland, Ore
SIP Line
Mariposa
Monterey
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
C. L. Christian
Pacific
Alma Beck
Melbourne
Australia
Tim Gray
Tahiti
Fiji
Samoa
New Zealand
Katherine Kalafate
South Seas
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