Subscription rates for Grafton Sentinel and Latrobe State
The notice lists advance payment rates for home delivered and mail subscriptions in West Virginia and Virginia, noting carrier service limitations outside Virginia. Rates include three months, six months, one year, and special terms for Barbour and Preston Counties, with pricing shown in monthly and yearly figures. Second class matter at the Grafton Post Office, dated Tuesday June 11, 1957.
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Virginia
The
Virgins
Ysor
Barbour
Preston Counties
Grafton
W.va
A Good Doctor Still Is a Friend in Need
Dr. David B. Allman, Atlantic City surgeon and new AMA president, argues medicine must blend sympathy with science. He recalls free operations, warns against mass production, and urges balance between human values, medical realities, and God’s will. Clean Air Sparks Civic Gain highlights St. Louis progress in reducing smog under Mayor Raymond R. Tucker and the city’s revitalization after pollution abatement.
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American Medical Association
David B. Allman
Atlantic City
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Raymond R. Tucker
Forecast predicts higher federal spending despite cuts
Six private economists told the Joint Economic Committee that federal outlays will exceed Eisenhower's 71.8 billion budget by at least 1 billion in the current fiscal year and rise by 2 to 2.5 billion in 1958. They cited defense costs, farm supports, housing, and veterans benefits as drivers, warning Congress to choose between generosity and economy.
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Eisenhower
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Congress
Gerhard Colm
National Planning Association
Seventy Disciples Sent To Preach And Heal In Luke
The passage describes Jesus sending out seventy disciples two by two to prepare cities for his arrival. He encourages humility, warns of dangers, and instructs them to rely on hospitality, offering peace to welcoming homes and returning it otherwise. The scene emphasizes prayer for workers, humble service, and outreach.
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Christ
Martha
Mary
Ed Webster paints fame from postal path in Manhattan days
Ed Webster once delivered mail on the West Side for 30 years and is now gaining notice as a painter. The 57 year old Greenwich Village resident has held a first solo show at Pancras gallery on 56th street and is compared to Grandma Moses. He works 50 to 60 hours on canvases depicting religious scenes and seeks a world wide calendar distribution. His heart attack nine years ago spurred a life shift from mail sacks to easel.
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York
Ed Webster
Manhattan
Babe Ruth
Heywood Broun
Roberta Peters
Harry K. Thaw
Nora Bayes
Mal Heimer
the Pancras
56Th Street
Grandma Moses
Greenwich Village
Florence, D. C
Pittsburgh
Lansing
Mich
New York
Webster
Riverside Drive
West End Avenue
Sergei Rachmaninoff
St. Patrick's Cathedral
van Dyke
Christ
Lebanon Setback for Nasser as Pro-Western Bloc Wins Seats
Lebanon's pro-Western government captures 19 of 22 seats in a national parliamentary vote, signaling a major setback for Gamel Abdel Nasser's influence in the Middle East. The result follows Jordan's victory over leftists aligned with Nasser and strengthens anti-Communist sentiment in the region as Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and other Arab states distance from Nasser and the Baghdad Pact. The Lebanese election leaves 42 seats to be decided in upcoming Sundays with observers anticipating continued momentum for the pro-Western camp.
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Lebanon
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Karachi
Pakistan
Baghdad
Raq
Saudi
Arab League
Yemen
Sudan
Libya
Saud
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Middle East
United States
Sami el Solh
Rankiny
Solb
Ike's Illness Spurs Fresh Moves on Presidential Disability
In Congress the House Judiciary Committee began discussions on disability measures after President Eisenhower's stomach illness. Proposals seek to empower the vice president to act or create a bidirectional commission to decide incapacity, reflecting renewed urgency amid his health.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Sworn In Washington Former Sen Bender Joins Interior Team
Former Ohio Republican Senator George H. Bender was sworn in today as special assistant to Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton in Washington. The move adds veteran congressional experience to the department's policy group.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Secretary of
Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Fair to Give Free Tickets Dumped in River Waters
About 2000 polyethylene bottles containing free tickets to the Chicagoland Fair will be dumped into the St Lawrence River and Great Lakes waterways said the fair director. Most bottles will be tossed from a ship departing Chicago for Dublin Ireland.
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Chicago
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes Region
Dublin
Ireland
Mend Tear In Lace Curtains With Waxed Paper Backing
Use waxed paper as a backing to stabilize a lace curtain tear then stitch with a sewing machine. After stitching the waxed paper is removed, leaving the sewn repair to hold the tear.
General Store Returns to Modern Retail Stage in U S
Chicago reports a revival of the general store concept in supermarts and drug stores as nonfood items dominate shelves. Merchandisers say portable goods like shirts and hardware fill carts while cashing and payment services expand, echoing early general stores.
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Arlene Thayer
Chicago
John F. Semzower
Central Press Association
Lester Olshansky
Morrison Hotel
Olshansky
Olanansky
OF & Sj
Abraham Lincoln
Plymouth II aims to rival colonial shrines with replica Mayflower site
Ground was broken May 4 for Plymouth II to anchor a 100 acre replica village near Plymouth Rock. Plimoth Plantation Inc plans a million dollar, yearlong project to recreate 1620 houses, a museum, trading post, and Indian village, with 18 houses and a Mayflower II berth, drawing on heritage and expert shipbuilding methods.
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Franklin Johnson
Ntral Press Association
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth II
Eel River
Plymouth Rock
First Street
Alan Villiers
Warwick Charlton
Plimoth Plantation, Inc
Upham
Devon
England
Linsey
Woolsey
Aymouth
Williamsburg
Jamestown
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Sciont Order
Strial
Eros Ency
Jesus Christ
Luke
Normal Jolliffe
Bureau of Nutrition
New York City
Bureau of Health
Mideast
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Ike
Girard
Richard B. Russell
Dga
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Red Radio
Soviet Union
Radio
General Store
U.S
Chariton
Henry Uornblower
Orst
Blower II
Plymouth Village
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