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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

4

Public Notice Rates and Publication Details 1957

The Grafton Sentinel announces subscription rates for home delivery and mail options, listing prices for 3 months, 6 months, and yearly plans, with carrier delivery available in Taylor Barbour and Preston Counties. The notice is dated Monday June 3 1957 and includes editorial staff and address details.

Virgins Virginia Taylor Barbour Preston Grafton W.va

Peace in Kremlin Opens Chance for Disarmament Talks

West German Chancellor Adenauer and President Eisenhower press a joint path to peace by linking disarmament with German reunification. They argue that reducing armament while pursuing political concessions could lower world tensions, with Moscow’s response shaping the era’s future.

Luke Gospel Scene of Storm and Healings on the Lake

Jesus calms a violent storm at sea and asks for faith. He frees a demon possessed man in Gerasa, casts devils into a herd of swine, and returns to his ship as crowds react with fear and awe.

Geraseasm Galilee Jesus Famiy Sussex Battle Abbey Wiliam the Conqueror Hastings

Toll express highway tolls in New Jersey sighted

A damaged OCR fragment notes Gardenite Parkway as a coastwise toll express highway in New Jersey with eight exit toll points. It mentions an honor system and mail back envelopes for 10 15 or 25 cents depending on the rate, and questions about attendant salaries and dishonesty costs.

Gardenite Parkway New Jersey

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf literary note

A garbled excerpt notes Benett Cerf and David Belasco on Eugene Walter's The Easiest Way with Frances Starr and an onstage scream. It references Belasco’s directing choice and a shouting moment, plus a clipped London Times ad fragment about bottle makers and a misplaced pledge.

Bennett Cerf David Belasco Eugene Walter Frances Starr Relie Ter Belasco Miss Starr Bren London Times

Adenauer Victory Visible in West Germany diplomacy

West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer emerged with a marked victory from his Washington visit. He linked German unification to any Soviet disarmament deal and positioned West Germany to be excluded from a first step agreement until unification is achieved. Dulles signaled Adenauer can block inclusion, while Moscow lashed out through Tass, Izvestia and Pravda.

Konrad Adenauer West Germany Washington Germany Soviet Russia Adenauer Russia London John Foster Dulles Dulles United States Great Britain France Bonn Adenauler Tass Moscow Izvestia Pravda Eisenhower

Republicans face money troubles threaten campaign funds

Washington report outlines GOP finance woes with the Republican National Committee nearly broke and donors hesitant. Eisenhower’s spending, liberalism accusations, and possible split fundraising plans stir party leaders, while Schaeppel and Simpson weigh solo campaigns to salvage support.

Washington Republican National Committee Eisenhower Senate House Republican National Committee Republican War Congress White House Andrew F. Schoeppelman Republican Campaign Committee Richard M. Simpson Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Schaeppel Simpson

Steel Output Rises to 86 Percent of Capacity

Steel magazine reports first production uptick since March boosting weekly ingot and casting output to about 2,201,161 net tons. Reduced consumer inventories and expected mill price rise in July cited as factors behind the rebound. wage costs seen rising 20 cents per hour on July 1 and a price increase of $5 to $7 per ton anticipated. Mills show open tonnage for shipment this month with inventories in sheets, strip, bars, and wire products.

Cleveland Ohio Steel Magazine Metalworking Weekly

New York Leads Nation in Beer Drinking Per Capita

The States Brewers Foundation notes New York state tops the country in per capita beer consumption, with Pennsylvania California and Ohio following. National average is 15.7 gallons. The report mentions prompt deliveries possible due to stockpiles of steel processed beyond semifinished stage and references Mishigaraw meaning Great Water.

Cincinnati States Brewers Foundation New York State Pensylvania California Ohio

Butler Eyes Senate Run in Indiana Amid GOP Split

Special to Central Press Association reports National Chairman Paul Butler weighs a bid for the Senate against William Jenner, citing Indiana GOP fractures and Eisenhower-era opposition. He draws encouragement from Adlai Stevenson Truman and Gov. Williams. Also notes Defense Secretary Wilson’s uncertain tenure and plans, and Panama Canal nationalization rumors fading amid treaty issues. Concrete missiles may use prestressed concrete to resist heat and stress, with weight as a key hurdle.

Central Press Association Paul Butler Senate Indiana William Ei Jenner Butler Jenner Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Harry S. Truman G. Mennen Williams Michigan California Paul Ziffren Aea R Wilson Defense Charles E. Wilson Wilson Congress Pentagon Defense Department Ike Charlie

The Curse of Cowdray Legend Returns to Ruined Castle

A long discourse on Midhurst and Cowdray park recounts the Curse of Cowdray tied to the 16th century Cowdray House. It traces the Montague lineage, Elizabeth I’s visit, a fatal fire and drowning, and the succession’s decline into a ruin and later use as a girl’s school.

Cowdray Steve Libby Central Press London Midhurst Sussex Cowdray House Henry VIII Henry Edward VI Anthony Browne Viscount Montague Elizabeth I Johnson Thhe Rhine Laufenberg Aldswick Bognor Battle Abbey Hastbourne Cowdray Park Battle Abbey Anthony Ted Browne

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