Grafton Sentinel masthead and publication data
The fragment lists the Grafton Sentinel staff and advertising reps including publisher William P. Turner and managing editor William Cockrell, with business manager W. T. Lockard, office manager Elizabeth Hayhurst, and other staff. It also shows advertising representatives and multiple city offices, plus mail and delivery rates and a notice of second class entry at the Grafton post office with a date line of Friday June 8, 356.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Turner
W. T. Lockard
Elizabeth Hayhurst
Jon
West Virginia
Virginia
Taylor Barbour
Preston
Grafton
W. Ve
Propaganda as Foreign Policy in Soviet Rise
The piece argues Soviet use of propaganda as a key tool under Dmitri Shepilov, noting Molotov's replacement and Khrushchev’s visits to Peiping Belgrade Cairo and Cairo. It contrasts Goebbels and Stalin era control with today’s method, while citing Adm Radford on military imagination and Eisenhower’s small business committee to curb anti trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Josef Goebbels
Soviet Union
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Pravda
Communist Party
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Shepilov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Stalin
Molotov
Bulganin
Nikita S Khrushchev
Peiping
Belgrade
Marshall Tito
Cairo
Egypt
Jamal Abdel Nasser
Near East
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Marines
Air Force
March of Events Signals Cold War Thaw in 1959
Washington officials predict Russia’s curtain will largely melt next year with high level visits to Moscow, Pan Am service to Moscow, a cruiser invited to a Jamestown anniversary display, and rising demand for package tours. Debate grows over farm price supports and a top level research push, while Democratic infighting deepens after chairman Butler accepts Roach’s resignation amid convention turmoil.
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Ashington
Russia
Kremlin
United States
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
Georgi Zhukov
Pan American Airways
Moscow
Hampton Roads
Jamestown Colony
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Paul M. Butler
Butler
William N. Roach
Roach
New York
Averell Harriman
Bailey Memorial Vacation Bible School Planned
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church Rosemont will host a Vacation Bible School from Monday June 11 to Friday June 15 each day 9 am to 11 45 am A closing program and a 730 pm program are planned The dean is Mrs Lawson Carder assisted by Mrs Clinton Mitchell Song leader is Mrs Stephen Simon with pianist Miss Jerry Rifle Teachers and assistants span kindergarten to intermediate grades with multiple staff named and more to be announced
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Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Rosemont
Lawson Carder
Clinton Mitchell
Stephen Simon
Jerry Rifle
Richard Haney
Donald Smith
Dewey Drainer
Jimmy Simon
Charles Jones
Howard Caldwell
Shirley Johnson
Harold Kelley
Charles Reed
Pauline Haney
John Limer
Frank Christian
Willian Nestor
Lance Shingleton
Birdell Jones
James Grey
Personal Notes and Local Visits In Flemington Area
Paul Fleming returned home Saturday from Grafton city Hospital. Guests of Mr and Mrs Joel Wiseman included Mr Wiseman's sisters Marie Howell and children Vietor Brenda and Sue and Frank Haney and daughters from Belington. Kay Bartlett of Simpson will work for Ace Adjustments in Clarksburg after graduating Flemington High School in 1956. Joel Wiseman and family visited Marie McDaniel and family. E Wagoner leaves for Washington where Mrs Wagoner vacationed with daughters Claire and Helen Marie. They plan to return home soon. Crimes rise in summer and property crimes increase in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fleming
Grafton City Hospital
Joel Wiseman
Wiseman
Marie Howell
Vietor
Brenda
Sue
Frank Haney
Fof Belington
Kay Bartlett
Simpson
Tyo
Ace Adjustments Company
Clarksburg
Miss Bartlett
Flemington High School
Marie McDaniel
E. R. Wagoner
Washington
Leading women colleges see tenfold job requests for grads
Employers split the work world into drudgery and brilliance while marriage remains the favored path for many women. The best start for alumnae is practical housekeeping or tailoring, with technical fields valuing science and other skills. In glamor sectors the secretary often wins the better openings, yet campus life prepares new entrants for adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriee
Polio cases down 26 percent as experts urge caution
Washington reports polio cases this year run 26 per cent below last year with 120 cases last week and 1,884 for the calendar year. Officials cite the Salk vaccine program as contributing to declines and note 1,931,121 more vaccine doses released for immediate distribution. Regional data provided for paralytic cases, and Taylor county parents urged to secure third Salk shots for children.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
I T
the Health Service
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
Ind
Health Service
Ladies Aid Elects Officers At Howesville Church Lawn Party
Methodist Aid of Howesville shares details of a lawn party at Mrs. Ruth Kirby's home in Grafton with many visitors from Canton Akron Dayton Detroit and Weston. The Ladies Aid held officer elections for the coming year at the Howesville Methodist Church Training School event with refreshments served.
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Methodist Aid of
Howesville
Clara Mitchell
Mark Stead
Canton
Ohio
Birdell Jones
Richard Haney
Lawson Carder
Katherine
Elizabeth
James Boring
Jimmy
Mary Jane
Dayton
Patty Devart
Ruth Kirby
Grafton
Mary Bakers
Albert
Akron
Boring
Familly
Lloyd Waller
Bruce March
Stanley Kurmelise
Detroit
Michigan
William Phillips
Howard Caldwell
Dora Harman
Gertie Christian
Stephen Simon
Charles Sterling
Minnie Fawley
Della Crouge
Carolyn
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Rey
George Stattion
Fairmont
Lester Tennant
Frank Christian
Charles Jones
Dewey McDonald
Charleston
Minnie Goodwin
Arnett Davis
Weston
Theodore Webb
Bridgepot
Theodipus Goodwin
Duke Gallo
Frankie Gallo
Andy Gallo
George Gallo
Howesvie Methodist Church
Opal Dewitt
Clara Johnson
Iris Weaver
Violet Rhodes
Catherine Hill
Bonnie J. Sheets
Nellie Miller
Cassedy
Carol Montgomery
Josephine Casteel
Joann Montgomery
Nellis Sheets Miller
Alma ‘Chedister
Etta Lines
Rosemont W S C S installs officers at church
At Bailey Memorial Methodist Rosemont church the W S C S held its installation. Rev J H Carson installed officers led by President Minnie Goodwin and Vice President Lawson Cardell with secretary Birdell Jones treasurer Della Crouse and others in church posts. The new president received a past president pin.
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W.S.C.S
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Rosemont
J. H. Carson
Minnie Goodwin
Lawson Carde
Birdell Jones
Della Crouse
Charley Sterling
Minnie Pewley
Howard Caldwell
Ricard Haney
Townsend Quits RAF Plans Solo World Tour by Landrover
Captain Peter Townsend, long known as the World War II hero and British air attaché in Brussels since 1952, resigns from the RAF and plans a 12 month auto circumnavigation before returning to civilian life. He had a romance with Princess Margaret that ended due to church remarriage rules. Townsend expects to leave the RAF next month and begin the trip in the fall.
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Brussels
Belgium
Wthe
Peter Townsend
Royal Air Force
Britain
Margaret
Church of England
Townsend
RAF
John Jacob Niles To Sing Ballads In WVU Concert
John Jacob Niles, famed American folk singer, will perform at Morgantown’s School of Music on Monday at 6 15 PM. The event follows a 1949 Morgantown appearance and joins other free summer term concerts by Janet Remington and the University Community Symphony Orchestra under Kenneth Wood.
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John Jacob Niles
Lexington
School of Music
Niles
Morgantown
Terriory
University- Community Symphony Orchestra
Weldon Hart
Reynolds Hall
America
Ronald D. Scofield
Santa Barbara News Press
Janet Remington
Harpi
University Community Symphony
Beechhurst Avenue
Cabbie Demands Fare After Fine in Chicago Case
Cab driver Frank Leonard paid a base fine without complaint on Thursday and then demanded a 56 cent fare before the policemen who arrested him. Leonard claimed he drove Officer Thomas Clifford to the start of the ride by idea, and he would have had to go to the station to pay the fine anyway. The next meeting is set for the second Wednesday in July at Mrs. Etta Sines’s home.
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Chicago
Frank Leonard
Leonard
Thomas Clifford
Bet
Etta Sines
York
New Yorker
Pan- American
Miami
Paris
Henry Trefflich
Trefflich
Manhattan
Henry
Frankfurt
Longchamps
Gypsy Rose Lee
PTA
Broadway
Little Red Schoolhouse
Gypsy
Gyp
Australia
RSVP
Annette Warren
Annette
Ava Gardner
Philadelphia
Bob Culp
Helmer
Theatre Magazine
Slx
Unis
U.S. Steel
Ralph Gardner
St. Moritz
Hoan Newswuck Dizar Noan Reads As Reading Material
An OCR fragment mentions Hoan Newswuck Dizar Noan and references Fullerton and Hog Fett Sy in a jagged line of text. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered place names.
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Dizar Noan
AL Schaadt Fullerton
Vaure
Uot
Hog Fett Sy
Boston's Music Goes To Moscow First American Symphony Visit
Burton wre abe suo Symphony Orchestra announced Thursday night it will give concerts in Moscow and Leningrad becoming the first American symphony orchestra to perform in the Soviet Union. The Ministry of Culture invited the 104 piece orchestra through the Soviet Embassy in Washington. The State Department approved the visit to Europe starting next August. Americans cut nearly twice as much ie ertem per person as they did 36 years ago.
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Burton Wre Abe
Suo Symphony
Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Ministry of Culture
Washington
State Department
Europe
Fragmentary excerpt about Joannie Fay and Presley in a dirty city
The readable lines reference Joannie Fay at Latin ois and Luis Presley in a tense urban setting. It mentions prisoners in Gre ce Village and fragmented commentary on crime and entertainment, with unclear sources and garbled phrases.
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Joannie Fay
Luis Presley
Mivis Presley
Grece
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