Advertising Fragments From 1870 Daily Paper Listing Rates
The excerpt lists Rational Advertising Representatives with addresses in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Pittsburgh. It gives subscription rates by mail for West Virginia and Virginia, plus home delivery by carrier in Taylor Barbour and Preston counties, with prices per 3 months 6 months 1 year and weekly rates. The item notes entry in Grafton West Virginia post office under the 1876 act, dated June 3 1955.
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Rational Advertising
Bottenelli-Kimball, Inc
Repraeentative
New York
Lexington Avenue
Phila
Delphia
Cheatnut Street
Detroit
Lafayette Street
Chicago
Michigan Street
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Virginia
Mall
Virginian
Taylor, Barbour and Praston
Grafton
W. Va
Republicans Find Second Term Clincher
Arthur Krock argues Democrats have handed Republicans a clincher that will force Eisenhower to seek a second term. He notes Dems seeking nominating bids soften Stevenson’s odds, while Republicans point to a Washington dinner speech and Senator Knowland’s campaign. Overall, the race leans uncertain with a fifty fifty feel on a second term.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Krock
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Washington
America
Stevenson
William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Amish Seek Removal From Social Security Rolls
Amish elders testified before Congress urging removal from social security while pledging to pay taxes without seeking benefits. They argue self-reliance and oppose federal welfare, warning of moral decline if dependence continues.
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Congress
America
Strawberry Reception Planned
Los Angeles teachers spend two weeks in summer working in business and industry to learn the job market and bring back practical guidance to students. The Guidance Workshop in Business and Industry started in 1946 with 30 teachers and 30 firms, providing real work experience and a channel for employers to recruit graduates through teachers.
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Joseph Stocker
Central Press
Los Angeles
Hng
Hoss
Queen Elizabeth XIV Fete Opens With Reception at Agnes Howlard Hall
A two day Central West Virginia Strawberry Festival features the Queen Elizabeth Logan Roberts reception at Agnes Howlard Hall. Miss Carol Ann Ewers represents Taylor County as maid of honor with officials and guests in attendance. The event includes a piano solo, coordinated color schemes, strawberry punch, and decorated cakes.
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Central West Virginia
Agnes Howlard Hall
Carol Ann Ewers
Taylor County
Elizabeth Logan Roberts
Elkins
Myron B. Hymes
Ralph Brown
Newton Anderson
B. J. Reger
A. L. True
James J. Ling
Joe Franquiz
W. A. Hallam
William Young
Jerrold Heddix
Paul Gay
Charles H. Fenton
Phe Lips
Gussler
Andét
Dana Deane
Anderson
Hymes
Truth For Today Lets Ask The Bible
The piece urges Christians to love all believers and reject church hatred. It cites Acts 2 and calls for unity, shared faith, and mutual respect among Christians, regardless of church affiliation, under Christ’s new commandment to love one another. Copyright 1955 Globe Syndicate.
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Christ
Christ Our Lord
March of Events Inside Washington and Labor Unity Notes
Republican Senator William Jenner attacks Eisenhower policy amid Asia tensions and Bandung reaction, challenging postwar U.S. aid to China. Labor unity talks downplay changes in AFL CIO merger, preserving union integrity while reorganizing councils. Crockett in Congress recounts four terms and defeat, then two more terms under Jackson. Eisenhower era defense notes claim rural barns offer shelter against a hydrogen bomb, with caveats on direct hit and fallout protection.
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Ashington
William E. Jenner
Eisenhower
State Department
Truman
Jenner
Asia
GOP
ériWves
China
Chou En-lai
Bandung
Indonesia
Indiana
Crockett
Congress
Davy Crockett
America
Washington
Pardner
Shore
Davy
Andy Jackson
Mississippi
Ike
Big Fen
Gettysburg
Val Peterson
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Petersson
Peterson
Saad
Ehatiehy
Seth
Daily Crossword Across Clues and Oddities
A compact list of crossword clues with scattered words and phrases, including references to paipus rut and exchange prema, plus a miscellany of cryptic items such as Chills and fewer Mexican Indian Leg joints and Ta Mahal location. The jumble also mentions islands, mountains, tokens and measurement hints, indicating a puzzle page with scattered entries and unresolved answers.
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Peter
Jerusalem
Acar
Pac
Reuss
Stocks Rise Near Bull Market Highs In Moderate Trade
New York stocks climbed about 10 points in steady trading, nudging close to the bull market highs reached on April 26 as investors watched for further momentum amid a cautious session.
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New York
Monthly Report Shows Police Probed Six Wrecks
A May police activity summary reports six vehicle wrecks with no serious injuries and light property damage in most cases. Notable incidents include autos connected to James Nestor Anna M Foster Charles Sinsel James Robinson Raymona d Stemple and Charles Lake with varied damage estimates from 40 to 60 dollars. One incident lacked a damage estimate and another involved Robert N Colt Clyde Henderson.
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James Nestor
Anna M. Foster
Charles Sinsel
James Robinson
Raymonad
Stemple
Charles Lake
Edna E. Cloyis
Leo J. Liteman
Robert N. Colt
Clyde Henderson
Retired Grafton C and P Pioneers To Attend Outing
Two of Grafton's former telephone pioneers James R. Jalta and Lena Inaston will join the West Virginia Chapter of Telephone Pioneers for its annual outing at Jack ons Mill. A. Laskey, former C P Companies executive in Washington, will accompany Mrs. Jalta. Chapter officers for the year were named as Eugene Penn Charleston president and Carty Prestingham vice president. District Council heads include Alma D. Martin Beckley C T King Jr Charleston J Hirts Jr Clarksburg T R Marsh Wheeling.
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Grafton
Jackons Mill
West Virginia
Telephone Pioneers
James R. Jualta
Lena
Inaston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
A.laskey
C&p Companies
Washington
Jule
Eugene Penn Charleston
Carty Presthingham
Charleston St
Marion B. Gillett
Charleston
Alma D. Martin
Beckley
C.T. King, Jr
J. Hirts Jr
Clarksburg
T. R. Marsh
Wheeling
Red Magazine Links British Rail Strike to Expenditure
The magazine Literary Gazette states the British rail strike results from unbearable military spending. It argues the strike reflects British public dissatisfaction with the economy and the cost of defense amid ongoing financial hardship.
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Red
Moscow M
Literary Gazette
Britain
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Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel
Latrobe Street
Grafton, W. Ve
J. Robert Oppenheimer
The
Atomic Energy Committee
Paris
Atomic Casualty Commission
Hiroshima
Robert H. Holmes
Commission
Corbell University
Fay
Morgan Throwback
American Institute of Banking
J.P. Mary
Price
Chase Manbatean Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Howerd
Bimbs
Business
L. A
Margaret
Globe Syndicate
Labor Unity
AFL
CIO
APL
Daily Crossword
Egypt
Festerday
Grafton C&p
Graton City
Graf
Priv 100
Rent
Fery
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