Grafton Sentinel Details Publication and Circulation
The Grafton Sentinel, daily except Sunday, serves West Virginia and Virginia with subscriptions listed by period and region. Advertising offices are in multiple cities, and home delivery is available in Taylor Barbour and Preston counties at varying rates.
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Eisenhower hints at self liberation for satellites
In a press conference President Eisenhower commented that America hopes for self liberation of peoples in communist satellite nations. He suggested neutral positions could be negotiated for Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria within a broader East European buffer, noting Austria’s neutrality and questioning Soviet peace aims.
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Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Germany
Soviet Union
America
East
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bomania
East Germany
Baltic
Black Sea
Austria
Aid for Yugoslavia risks as Tito backs Soviet policy
Aid plans propose 440.5 million in economic aid plus undisclosed military aid to Yugoslavia. The move risks aiding a potential or avowed enemy and could prod France and Italy to align with Russia. Emphasize firmness toward Tito rather than concessions to communist aims.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Russia
France
Italy
Fallout effects after Pacific H bomb detonation study
Five naval medical men described fallout from a March 1 1954 Pacific detonation. Radioactive material covered Marshal Islands ground eight hours after the blast, affecting 267 Marshallese and U.S. servicemen. Hair whitened, skin affected, decontamination at Wajalein reduced harm.
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Naval
American Medical Association
Pacific
Marshal Islands
United States
Wajalein Island
Atomic Breakthroughs Signal Nuclear Propulsion Promise
The Atomic Energy Commission reports progress toward atomic powered flight and submarines with atom propulsion envisaged for ships. Analysts see war deterrence through nuclear buildup, peacetime prosperity, and an optimistic five year economic outlook with lower unemployment and rising capital expenditure.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Pike Head Asks Gets Pay Cut At West Virginia Turnpike
West Virginia Turnpike Commission reduced General Manager Okey L Pattesons salary from 20000 to 15000 annually and Assistant GM Rosalind Funk from 7500 to 6000 effective July 1 until further order. Patteson cited ongoing losses and planned applying the 6500 saving to advertising while noting break even is projected for 1957 with potential further extensions seen as key to profitability.
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Charelston
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Turnpike
Okey L. Patteson
Patteson
Fort
Rosalind Funk
Go slow tactics of exploited workers plaguing red China's industry
A Central Press report from Hong Kong cites diminished worker zeal under Peiping rule. It attributes stagnating production to exploitation, long hours, and poor pay, detailing cases of idleness in Sichuan cement, Tientsin steel, and Shanghai cotton mills, plus a fatal bus incident blamed on political factors.
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Red China
WU Central
Hong Kong
Peiping
Nome
United States
Jen Min Jih Pao
Szechuan Cement
Chungking
West China
Tientsin
Shanghai
Sian
MD Tien
Hunan
China
Daniel the Prophet Prays Even in Adverse Camp Setting
Bert prepares for summer camp and is urged by parents to keep up daily prayers and church routines despite peers. The article cites Daniel 6:10 showing Daniel praying three times daily, protected by God from the lions. It stresses parental guidance, reverence to God, and remembering The Angelus.
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Bert
Daniel
Jerusalem
Globe Syndictee
United States Army Uses Soviet Refuges as Instructors
A cadre of over 1,000 veterans from the Russian Red Army and other satellite forces trains United States soldiers, providing first hand data on Soviet tactics while keeping names secret to protect relatives behind the Iron Curtain. They assist in lectures on Soviet government, morale, terrain, and combat methods. Some GIs can pursue U.S. citizenship after five years.
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United States Army
Red Army
United States
Playgrounds Workshop Set For Thursday
A playground recreation workshop for supervisors and Taylor County Youth Planning Council Play ground program participants is scheduled for 1 p m tomorrow at Grafton High School. Professor Patrick Tork of West Virginia University will lead the session with Bart J. Culp directing assistance from council members. Six supervisors will be hired and rotate among Beaumont East Grafton Fetterman Flemington Maple Avenue and South Side playgrounds.
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Taylor County
Youth Planning Council
Grafton High School
Patrick Tork
West Virginia University
Bart J. Culp
Eugene Weese
Thornton School
John Isabella
Flemington
Ray Shaw
WVU
Lowell Mason
Mary McKinney
Linda Woodyard
Beaumont
East Grafton
Fetterman
Maple Avenue
South Side
Grafton Woman's Club
Tork
West Virginia Fire School set for July 25 in Morgantown
Municipal and industrial firemen from across the state will gather for the 25th annual West Virginia State Fire School at West Virginia University July 25 29. The program includes basic courses demonstrations lectures and panel discussions for fire protection and control with sponsorship by the university School of Mines and Technology the state fire marshal's office and the West Virginia Inspection Bureau. Work on grounds equipment and grounds maintenance is underway and supervisors will meet to finalize plans.
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Morgantown
West Virginia State Fire School
West Virginia
Univerity
R. Hanna
University School of Ices
State Fire Marshal’s Office
West Virginia Inspection Bureau
Snoring Doctor Says Snoring May Be Inherited
A Glasgow physician, Dr A H Douthwaite, told a British Medical Association meeting that snoring could be based on race memory and that afflicted males may snore at night to deter raiders. He suggested snoring is evidence of deep love and the protective instinct. Additionally a hotel room mixup during a June convention week involved a drummer who was told rooms were unavailable despite a December reservation confirmation.
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Glasgow
British Medical Association
Mrauders
A. H. Douth
Waite
Sopreigat
Bennett Cert
King Features Eyndicate
Television ads lure viewers in a chaotic collage
A quirky column riffs on ads, labor strikes, science news, and a beachside movie mishap. It mentions New York garbage collectors facing a monopoly probe, Australian radiation tests on flowers, a popular Dixie drink with mixed spirits, Chicago judges playing baseball, and a Northwestern sandstorm blowing down an outdoor theater screen for The Living Desert.
DAILY ACROSS AND DOWN CROSSWORD CLUES MIXED
A scrambled list of crossword clues with various across and down entries and typos. It includes hints for words like Begone Nickname for cheater possess and other fragmented items, suggesting a puzzle page with scattered letters and incomplete phrases.
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Ireland
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