Gratton Sentinel announces 1957 publication details
The Grattan Sentinel notes publication information for Bundey, with editor Elisabeth Hayhurst and W. T. Lectard as office manager. Subscription rates are listed for West Virginia and Virginia areas, plus out of state mail options. Carrier delivery areas include Taylor Barbour and Preston Counties with pricing. Publication date is Wednesday June 19 1957.
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W. T. Lectard
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Virginia
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Mirage of Riches and the Wage Price Spiral
A financial writer argues that automatic wage increases feed a price spiral, turning prosperity into a house of cards. He notes that rising wages push prices for transit, goods, and services, while farmers see incomes fall. tax cuts and deficit budgets offer a flawed outlet, failing to halt the cycle.
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Mirage of Riches
House of Cards
Boston
Main Street 1969 and the National Planning Vision
Civic planners and engineers foresee a coast to coast Main Street by 1969 as the interstate system finishes. At the 1957 National Citizens Planning Conference in Little Rock Arkansas, delegates debated traffic, urban form, and public support for bold reforms shaping future cities with pedestrian centers and strategic highways.
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Little Rocky Ark
Victor Green
Fort Worth
Experiment in Youth Shines in New York Adolescent Court
An experiment in youth adjustment helped 24 boys aged 16 to 21 avoid reformatories by studying their birthright and freedom. Guided by a cooperative judge district attorney and parole officer the program had each student write an essay on citizenship to graduate from parole. The boys, with minor offenses, kept clean records and gained chances for jobs marriage and family.
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New York
Jesus speaks on wisdom, light, and inner purity
A gospel excerpt recalls a woman praising Jesus, then warns generation seeking signs. Jesus comparesJonas to the Son of Man and Solomon's wisdom being present. He notes the light within and condemns outward cleanliness without inner virtue. He dining with a Pharisee, rebukes outer ritualism and urges generous almsgiving.
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Solomon
Ninive
Hammerstein in London Calls Broadway Pace Suffice
Arst West End producer Timmy Hammerstein son of Oscar Hammerstein II talks long while touring the London Coliseum. He notes the tempo gap between London and New York and says he envisions staging The Children’s Comedy in New York with Joshua Logan next spring. He discusses the shift toward versatile musical performers who sing dance and act, and mentions adapting a book with Stanley Prager for a new musical.
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West End
Lewis Cranston
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James Leo Herligh
New York
Joshua Logan
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46Th Street
Stanley Prager
Docetur Mortesta
L Alan Harrington
Mao Tse-tung Emerges as Top Spokesman for Independent Communism
Mao Tse-tung, leader of the Red Chinese, is positioning himself as the chief spokesman for independent Communist doctrine. His Peiping radio speech, delivered February 27, criticizes Soviet control, hints at tensions with Moscow, and supports a growing urge for autonomy in Red-ruled countries including Poland.
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Senate Hopes To Speed Up Civil Rights Measure
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland predicted the Senate will pass a bill to speed action on President Eisenhower's Civil rights measure. He said Republicans aim to outpace northern and Western Democrats and move the House approved bill directly to the Senate calendar via a parliamentary maneuver. The plan faces opposition from Senator Eastland and southern foes who blocked a similar bill in the Judiciary Committee.
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Senate ratifies atom for peace treaty by 67 to 19
The Senate overwhelmingly approved President Eisenhower's atom-for-peace treaty in a 67 to 19 vote after a long delay. The pact would create an international atomic energy agency to promote peaceful uses and supply non military nuclear materials to nations lacking them.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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Seven W Va Cities Marked For Sewage Aid
The West Virginia Water Commission selected seven cities Weston Madison Moorefield Williamson Williamstown Glendale and New Martinsville for federal aid to build sewage treatment plants. Final approval rests with the U S Public Health Service regional office in Charlottesville Virginia. The 1956 57 allocation totals 891 525. A separate note says 32 017 farmers and ranchers participate in soil conservation districts in South Dakota.
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Moorefield
Williamson
Williamstown
Glendale
New Marlinsville
Senator Javits Calls Halt on Court Criticism
Senator Jacob K. Javits urged stopping denigration of the Supreme Court over recent Communist cases. In Washington he defended the court while critics attack its wartime era rulings, arguing for restraint and respect for judicial decisions. In Milton Massachusetts a diagonal crosswalk labeled Horses Crossing was painted on Route 28 near Blue Hills to protect riders on bridle paths.
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Supreme Court
Ber Horses
Milton
Mass
Blue Hills
Lace shirts spark spotlight on Lew Magram’s fashion impact
Brooklyn tailor Lew Magram, famed for lace front shirts, collaborates with stars like Sinatra and DiMaggio. His creations include lace neckties and cufflinks, with clients worldwide and a Vincent Lopez shirt amid bolstered demand as flamboyant style trends spread.
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Texas
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Oklahoma's Semi Centennia Exposition Highlights State History
Oklahoma marks 50 years since statehood with a grand Semi Centennia celebration titled Arrows to Atoms. Governor Raymond Gary touts the event as the nation’s largest, featuring pow wows rodeos Indian heritage and a panorama of progress across cities, highways, and lakes.
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