Daily Chronicle: 1870 Founded Paper Delivery Details
The item lists founding year as 1870 with publication seven days a week except Sunday and outlines national advertising reps, multiple city addresses, and subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes entry as second class matter at Grafton West Virginia post office under March 8 1870 act, date June 1 1956.
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Bottenelli-Kimbell, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Phila
Slphia
Cheatnut Street
Detroit
Lafayette Street
Chicago
Michigan Street
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Mall
West Virginia
Virginia
Utside
Virginias
Taylor, Barbour
Praston
Grafton
W. Va
Congress
Safe Driving Message for Holiday Weekends
After a deadly three day holiday weekend the article urges caution on the roads. It highlights traffic accidents and drownings as holiday killers and urges drivers to treat others as potential hazards while promoting safe travel and restraint during upcoming four day breaks.
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Pressway
Silent striker ruling alters labor relations in court ruling
The Washington Court of Appeals upholds that a silent union member who does not disavow a strike can be deemed to acquiesce and participate in the strike action. The decision, supported by the CIO as amicus, broadens agency liability for labor actions across labor unions.
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United States Court of Appeal
Washington
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CI0
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Truth for Today Let Us Ask The Bible pastor reflection
A 1955 Globe Syndicate column urges obedience to parents and authorities, linking faith and love of Jesus to keeping His word. It warns that defying parents or guardians leads to spiritual harm and punishment, praising humble obedience as true heroism.
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Jade
Jesus
Globe Syndicate
Grafton Commits to Public Support in Progress Drive
Continued discussion outlines why the Committee For a Progressive Grafton earns backing. Members highlight Red Cross Salvation Army Heart Fund and support for school activities bands football trips and Little League financing. Voters urged to see ad on Page 6 for member names.
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Grafton
Carr China Company
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Heart Fund
Yes Voters of
Committee
Progressive
Air Force Academy plans redefine college look in Colorado Springs
Architects Skidmore Owings Merrill unveil a futuristic campus layout for the new Air Force Academy seven miles north of Colorado Springs. The design centers on a dramatic modern chapel and a quadrangle plan amid Rampart Ridge. Projected costs total about 140 million dollars with 56 million for scholastic and housing structures, 36 million for utilities and roads, and 31 million for the airfield. Construction starts soon as the academy aims to ease West Point and Annapolis workloads, with initial cadet classes beginning at Lowry AFB in Denver.
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Air Force Ac Cadet Social Center
John F. Sembower
Central Press Association
Chicago
United States
Army
West Point
Navy
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Rockies
Colorado Springs
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
United Nations
New York City
Rampart Ridge
Academy
AIR Forces
Air Arm
Lowry
Air Force Base
Denver
Secon
House of Representatives
Pigeons Hatch During Blizzard in Chicago Window Nest
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Edna Whaley, watched four eggs hatch amid a blizzard with winds up to 61 mph. By morning the eggs had disappeared and four healthy pigeons remained, hatched during the storm.
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Chicago
World's largest eagle is the wedge tailed eagle
The wedge tailed eagle is the world’s largest eagle, building nests about eight feet in diameter and nearly as deep, with sturdy construction observed in its habit.
March of Events Inside Washington
Inside Washington a roundup shows clouds on a rosy economy with CIO Steelworkers seeking higher wages across major steel firms and UAW locals threatening strikes at Ford and General Motors. Eisenhower reassures on air strength while intelligence warns of Soviet heavy bombers and fast fighters. Democrats attack Salk vaccine handling as atom submarine Sea Wolf advances the A-sub fleet and minimum wage debates loom at 75 to 125 cents per hour.
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Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Pentagon
Air Force
Congress
Wayne Morse
Richart L. Neuberger
Oregon
United States Navy
Senate Labor Committee
White House
Italy Rejects Neutralist Stance on Austrian Treaty
Italian Foreign Minister Dr Gaetano Martino told the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee that Italy will not be bound to neutrality. He cited Stalin’s view on neutral Italy and noted postwar Soviet policy now pursues neutrality and alignment, while Germany remains a key factor in the changing stance.
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Italy
Gaetano Martino
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Martino
Stalin
Germany
What is American Strength Dr Henry Mo Wriston Speech
Dr Henry Mo Wriston, president of Brown University, spoke at the American Lyon and Steel Institute dinner describing American power as stemming from vast territory, large population, resources, industry, wealth, ingenuity, and spiritual heritage. He urged restraint and self discipline to sustain power and protect spiritual resources.
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Henry Mo Wriston
Brown University
American Lyon and Steel Institute
Couuney
Postmaster Puts First U.S. Stamp On Display In Postoffice Exhibit
Hundreds visit the Gratton U.S. Postoffice lobby to view Loren A. Hoffman acting postmaster’s philatelic displays. The exhibit features early U.S. stamps including a 1847 issue on a cover and a mint 5 cent Franklin, with related parcel post and special delivery stamps.
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U.S
Postoffice
Gratton U.S. Postoffice
Loren A. Hoffman
United States
Are Express, Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Smith & Mallonee
Fetterman
Benjamin Franklin
George W. Howard & Co
Jad I. Smith
Fetterman, Taylor Co
Hoffman
U.S .Parcel Post
Mollonee
William Morlonee
Meadland
Tose
Washington
Franklin
Madison
Grafton
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