Public notices and rates from Grafton Sentinel
The Grafton Sentinel prints Associated Press news and letters to the editor with signatures. Subscription rates are 30 cents weekly by carrier and 9.90 annually for in state, with six and three month options. National representation by Inland News and the paper is entered as second class matter in Gratton, West Virginia.
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Inauguration Day Reflections On Democratic Permanence
The parade moved past the Capitol as the President-elect faced the oath ceremony and the new administration began. The author praises democracy, the orderly transition, and the enduring cycle of elections, urging unity and diligent work toward future goals.
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Capitol
Saving Tax Dollars in Hoover Commission Report
The Hoover Commission urged an immediate government reorganization to save about 3.25 billion dollars yearly. It warned that such a overhaul could determine whether the coming year yields a deficit or surplus, and stressed starting the process now though full restructuring would take time. The piece argues against wasteful practices and advocates swift progress on fiscal reform.
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Bible Thought for Today Reflects Service to the Weak
A devotional note cites Luke 20 28 and Matthew 20 28 about Jesus serving others and giving himself as a ransom. Courtesy from Press Radio Bible Service Cincinnati Ohio.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mischievous canines and wartime wisdom headline a humorous page
A British bulldog and a Russian wolfhound stroll Regent Street trading jibes about meat, Moscow riches, and dogs. Mrs Erlanger explains her success with a quip about birds and fleas. The page also offers vintage culinary tips for Italian spaghetti sauce and banana fritters as part of a lighthearted feature.
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London
Jakes
Barian Agata
Mrei“Kik” Erlanger
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Atomic Age Submarine Shapes Naval Future in Maneuvers
Special to Central Press describes the atomic age submarine as the Navy’s most potent postwar project. It notes streamlined hulls, schnorkel use, stronger engines, and a drive toward true underwater cruising. Various specialized subs exist, including troop transport, cargo, radar picket, guided missile, and submarine oiler.
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United States
North Atlantic
America
Looks Like a Political Toll in Drive for 1950
Central Press reports a bustling political scene with mixed forecasts. Washington leaks suggest Democrats may gain strength in the 1950 elections while economic talk centers on postwar spending and postage cost shifts.
West Virginians to dine and dance at inaugural events
West Virginians will have a dinner reception and dance Saturday night tied to inaugural activities. The dinner is sponsored by the board of governors of the West Virginia society for the state's congressmen and their wives. Howard Starling, formerly of Parkersburg, will preside at Fell dinner as executive vice president of the society. Petit noted from page one February 2. State vs Edmond Norman Hunt appeal misdemeanor. State vs Emerson Boice appeal misdemeanor.
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Page One
Edmond Norman Hunt
Emerson Boice
Marriage and mothers in a family crisis
In this excerpt Gail Brad and Alexandria debate a plan fearing a newspaper reveal about Gail's mother leaving Brad and the family. Alexandra worries about social fallout while Gail confronts personal guilt and Brad’s steady restraint. The scene pits duty against desire as intimate strains test loyalties and future plans.
Faith Baldwin story excerpt reveals Sturm crisis and Helena’s dilemma
Brad explains Sturm's emotional collapse provoked by wounds and love tied to Helena. Doctors offer sedatives and debate whether hospitalization is humane. Helena resists commitment, believing confinement would ruin him, while Brad supports staying by his side. The scene shows fragile relationships, hope, and moral conflict amid illness.
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Faith Baldwin
King Features Syndicate
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Sturm
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