Newspaper Classified: AP Rights and Subscription Rates
The document states Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches. Subscription options include carrier 30 cents weekly, mail rates: one year nine dollars, six months seven eighty, three months three ninety, outside Virginia and West Virginia fifteen sixty per year. Also notes New York Inland Newspaper Representatives and post office filing in Gratton, West Virginia.
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Associated Press
AP News
Virna
West Virginia
National Representatives
Inland
Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd Stree
Inspection Report on Tunnelton Mine
July 22 report from Tunnelton notes Lick Run Coal Williams mine near here employs 14 men and produces about 80 tons daily. Rock dusting lacking in dry areas. inspector urges dusting to 80 feet of faces and improvements to ventilation safety devices and fireproof stoppings. Continuous pre shift and weekly hazard checks and use of permissible flame lamps recommended. roof testing and approved explosives praised.
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W. R.mankins
Lick Run Coal Company
Williams
Here
Bureau of Mines
P.M. Shay
Shay
Safety measures urged in coal mine inspection report
A federal mine inspector cites safety steps at Louis mine Openings 1 3 and 4 Tunnelton urging improvements in ventilation timbering loose roof control of haulageway and prohibiting open flame. recommends air lock permissible lamps eye protection and pre shift gas testing with alarms and better underground communication and first aid.
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Bureau of Mines
Louis
Tunnelton
Houck-Reidler Brothers Coal Co
P. M. Shay
Shay
Fashion notes on buttons and feather light tweed
A playful fashion tip encourages refreshing summer outfits with ceramic buttons and matching earrings. It highlights fall fabric trends with chiffon-weight tweed offering the texture of tweed but much lighter in weight.
Daily Crossword Cryptogram Quotation Analysis
A reader’s note explains how to solve a cryptogram by mapping letter figures to reveal a quotation. It hints that one letter stands for another and numbers indicate word lengths and positions, with a daily changing code. The sample cipher line TPVHGK V QGMS MSD TGLAHN MFGA NAH TGLAM GT XGGH IJFM FAX SGINE resembles a cryptogram puzzle solution prompt.
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Longrellow
Evansville Bible School Concluded
Evansville Bible School closed its two week activities with a Wednesday evening program and a Thursday picnic under director Ralph Childs of Albright. The piece notes visitors and local events including weddings, visits, and a remark about nylon T shirts offering quick laundry options.
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Mary Louise Sinsel
Evansville
The
Bible School
Ralph Childs
Albright
Helen Lewis
Baltimore
Maryland
Jay Nose
Junior Harvey
Tunnelton
Paul Ridenour
Fellowsville
Ridemer
Jennie Reed
Lottie Hebb
Ira Yost
Mattie Wilson
Bud" Flaharty
Fairmont
John Shafferman
Newbury
Thomas’ ‘Thorn
Morgantown
H. A. Snider
Steubenville
Ohio
J. W. Kellar
Candis Bolyard
William Goodwin
Linda
Wade Wolfe
Francis Shahan
Ida Runner
Politburo insiders named by American experts
A transcription highlights American analysts detailing the Soviet Politburo. It lists Stalin and Molotov among key members and describes internal unity after decisions. It notes changes in posts to focus members on Politburo duties and outlines other officials connected to agriculture banking and industry.
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Russia
Josef Stalin
Politburo
Politbno
Stalin
Molotov
Andrei Andreev
Lavrenti Beria
Nikolai Bulganin
State Bank of
Moscow
Lazar Kaganovich
Alexei Kosyein
Nikita Khrushchev
Uranian
Georgi Malerkov
Anasta Mikoyan
Nikolai Shvernik
Supreme Soviet
U. S
Klimenti’ Boroshin Loy
New York Return Shifts Beatrice's Quiet Awakening
Beatrice travels to New York and reconnects with Cecily as she faces growth and change. The scene contrasts Beatrice's memories with her evolving self while navigating the bustling city and Cecily's refined but cautious world. Beatrice senses a new, uneasy clarity about her life and its ties to family.
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Beatrice
Porter
New York
Cecily
Wilkabeth
Hilizabeth
Beatrice and Cecily in a revealing Paris drawing room
In a tense scene Cecily admits a distant, awkward bond with Beatrice while revealing her own flaws as a mother. Beatrice, dressed in a gray suit, sits pensively as Cecily confesses a detachment from parenting and pride in Beatrice despite past neglect.
Inside the built-in war of modern life
An outside observer describes the fear of opening cabinets in a host's home as new devices reveal unpredictable dangers. The narrator suspects a future where everyday furniture might erupt with laundry, X-ray lungs, martinis, a sofa bed, or a Chicago wrestling match, while dialing a phone can trigger complaints about air conditioning.
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Chicago
Political Diary Ties Hunt to Officials and Possible Suspensions
A fragment cites Huey Hunt claiming he may influence Maj. Geng, Feldman, Waitt, and Herry as President Truman's aide Hoy Hoey denies selling influence. Hoey notes many other names in Hunt’s diary but declines to detail. Senator Hoy hints diary pages influenced suspensions of Feldman and Waitt, though information remains incomplete.
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Herald Tribune
Hunt
Maj
Hoy
Feldman
Watt
Arztty
Senate bill expands penalties for secret government documents
Clare cited testimony at a trial to Henry Wadleigh a former state department employee. Wadleigh testified he had illegally abstracted documents for delivery to a foreign dominated dictatorship. The proposed act would impose a maximum fine of 10000 dollars and ten years in prison for passing secret government documents to Communist or foreign agents and extend the statute of limitations to ten years. Senator Mundt called the provisions additions prompted by Attorney General Tom Clark regarding internal security laws. Clark noted Algerias perjury trial developments and cited Wadleigh's testimony as justification for new security legislation.
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Rou
Clare
Henry Wacheigh
State
Department
Wadheight
United States & Beta
Mundt
RSD
Senate
Tom Clark
Judiciary Committee
Clark
Classified Rates and Payment Policy for Advertisements
Classified advertising details rates per word for first insertion three cents and discounted rates for three or more, six or more, or twenty six or more consecutive insertions. Minimum charge applies. all ads must be prepaid in cash. No telephone ads accepted. Errors reported promptly. Sentinel not liable for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Sentinel
For Sale Classified Items and Estate Notices
A mixed listing of for sale ads including cabinet bases, a 1934 Ford Tudor, a 1941 Chevrolet TD Sedan, and a 1946 Ford club coupe with contact numbers. Also included are many public notices about estates and creditors in Taylor County West Virginia with dates in 1949 1950, and office locations in Grafton.
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J. Combs
Tygart Dam
Kaiser Autos Mobile
Legal notice to creditors of Janke Pensonky estate
Creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Jack Penosky, deceased, are notified to present their claims with verification to the Bank Building office. This public notice invites all persons having claims against the estate to timely file and support their demands.
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Taly
William P
Accounts
Taylor
Notiqe
Jerie
William G. Ross
Parrish
Grafton
West Virginia
John K Burdett
Taylor County
Creditora Aya
Michael Bobela
Parristry
John K. . Burdett
Ef Accounta
Thomas
A. Anegan
Thomas A. Ancent
de Whiettir
Hungary
Janke
Pen~ Sonky
Jack Penosky
Velicy
Ais
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