West Virginia Virginia carrier rates in 1957 edition
Marketing details for home delivery by carrier appear across counties and regions with rates listed. The notice notes a new post office in Grafton West Virginia and confirms circulation as second class matter under federal law. The date shown is Wednesday June 5 1957.
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Taylor, Barbour
Preston Countie
Grafton
W.va
Younger Technicians Cabinet Shapes Up for Second Term
The article notes President Eisenhower is assembling a younger, technician driven cabinet for a second term. Hubert B. Anderson, 47, is named Secretary of the Treasury, with a career as Secretary of the Navy and Under Secretary of Defense. It highlights a shift toward administrative experts over big businessmen and cites other cabinet moves and Humphrey’s influence.
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Hubert B. Anderson
Mitchell
Marion B. Folsom
Uniter
Wilson
Donald A. Quarles
Air Force
Eisenhower
Georgia
Humphrey
Connecticut bill expands free school transport after child deaths
The Connecticut Legislature passed an option bill to fund free transportation for all school children, private and public, after two children aged nine and fifteen were lured to a killer's car en route to school. The Republican controlled body signed by a Democrat. Meade Alcorn backed the measure, arguing safety over church-state concerns.
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Connecticut
Meade Alcorn
Ston
State Lobbying Costs and Registration Gaps Across States
State lobbying costs run into millions with many states requiring registration and expenditure reporting, yet compliance and enforcement are weak. The piece notes extensive, often well funded, influence by interest groups in capitals, citing New York as a high end example and speculating totals from tens of millions to billions in related lobbying activity.
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Inhiy Os
Nepar Dew
Reuters
Jesus Feeds Five Thousand and Sends Disciples News
Luke recounts Jesus sending the apostles to preach and heal, Herod’s curiosity, and the miracle of feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fish. The crowd sits in groups, Jesus blesses the food, and twelve baskets remain as leftovers. Herod wonders who Jesus is and the disciples report their works.
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Christ
Herod
Herod the Tetrarch
John
Elias
Bethsaida
Kingdom of God
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A fragmentary book item noting Bennett Cerf in a humorous column. Mentions Try and Stop Me and a Columbia University instructor Charles Van Doren with quips about a TV quiz show and a joking classroom exchange. Sparse readable bits discuss a visit to Los Angeles and casual remarks about literature and culture.
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Bennett Cerf
IFE
Columbia University
Charles van Doren
Columbia
Joseph Addison
China Trade Policy Change Signals Global Shifts
United Press reports Britain's decision to relax trade restrictions with Communist China marks a major world development. The move could encourage diplomatic recognition of Peiping and potential UN membership, with Red China seeking greater trade and political independence from Soviet Russia amid careful U.S. scrutiny over Korea and Vietnam conflicts.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Great Britain
China
Red
Peiping
United Nations
Russia
Red China
Britain
Perpine
Mao Tse-Tung
Chou Enthai
United States
Korea
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Formosa
Soviet Russia
Poland
Mao Tse
Big Business Label Faces Scrutiny in Supreme Court Case
United Press report notes the Supreme Court ruling that Du Pont owning 23 percent of General Motors stock violated anti trust law. The piece argues the Truman and Eisenhower DOJ efforts show bipartisan roots and suggests Brownell pursues major antitrust actions, drawing Republican criticism of overzealous prosecutions of big business.
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Washington
Truman Administration
Department of Justice
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
High Court
Eisenhower
Justice Department
DuPont-General Motors
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eisenhown Justice Department
Brownell
Bar of Justice
Truman
Turman
White House
Tice Department
Justice Deparianmen
New York Debutantes to Diane Barrymore and More
In Manhattan chatter a mix of social gossip and cultural notes unfolds. Diane Barrymore—once Joan Blythe Barrymore—faces a fragile life while readers are urged to explore Too Much Too Soon. Hyacinth displays at Rockefeller Center as 3,200 bulbs bloom, and Will de Paris sends greetings from Nigeria._亚洲
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York
New Yorker
Joan Blythe Barrymore
Tony Duke
Barrymore
Social Register
Ed Sullivan
Miss Barrymore
Diane
Channel Gardens
Rockefeller Center
Manhattan
State Labor Department
New York
Nigeria
Gold Coast
Will de Paris
52Nd Street
New Orleans
Newcastle
Sigmund Spaeth
Hohner
Don Elliott
Jackie Gleason
Don
Sigrid Undset
Kristin Lavransdatter
Hollywood
Brando
Erlend
Kathryn Grant
Kristin
West Side
Hal March
Candy Toxton
Hamlet
Burton Rascoe
Ben Hecht
Erik Dorn
Tristan da Cunha Lonely World’s Edge in the Atlantic
The Tristan da Cunha group lies mid Atlantic between Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope as a remote volcanic cluster with Tristan as the main island. Edinburgh is the sole permanent settlement. 251 inhabitants mainly of European descent live there with limited contact, subsistence farming, and a tiny fishing trade under a distant British administration.
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Steve Libby Pritten
Centra Press Association
South America
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Union of South Africa
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic Ocean
St. Helena
Tristan
Gough Island
Inaccessible Island
Edinburgh
Thalau da Cunha
Cape ‘Town
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