Grafton Sentinel Bellows and Delivery Details
Grafton Sentinel public notices delivery rates and carrier areas listed for West Virginia. Subscription prices shown for various regions including Virginia and nearby counties with weekly and annual options. Published Wednesday June 29 1955 by Sentinel Publications at 102 Latrobe Street.
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Grafton Sentinel
Sentinel
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Vs
Medonal Advertising
Bottenelli-Kimball, Inc. Pubiahers Representative
New York
Lexington Avenue
Phil Galphin
Chestnut Street
Detroit
Lafayette Street
Chicago
Michigan Street
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Malifa Weat
Virginia
Virginian
Taylor
Barbour
Praston
W. V
Right of Free Travel Upheld by United States Court of Appeals
The United States Court of Appeals unanimously upholding a right to travel abroad unless due process is followed. The ruling strikes down discretionary State Department passport refusals, requiring federal court evidence before denying travel. The decision cites the Fifth Amendment while defending due process and individual merit in passport cases.
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United States
United States Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
State Department
Court of Appeals
Ike
Truth For Today Lets Ask The Bible
Phineas resists civil defense advice and stays to read in faith while fearing atomic war. The piece cites Matthew 24 15 22 and Genesis to urge preparing for tribulation by prayer and spiritual readiness, urging personal elevation for God’s kingdom and caution in safety planning.
Congress Rejects Postal Rate Hikes Amid 1956 Elections
Washington bureau reports Congress will not raise postal rates this year or next despite administration pushes. Postmaster General Summerfield warned of a 166 million annual loss and higher rates, but lawmakers view any increase as political suicide during an election year. Other items note staffing fears among scientists, civil defense test criticisms, and polio vaccine remaining limitations as the season approaches.
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Arthur Summerfield
Eisenhower
Summerfield
Post Office
Congress
Legion Wishes 40 and 8 Best Luck in Split
In Indianapolis the 40 and 8 society and the American Legion face a potential break as the 40 and 8 rebels against Legion leadership. J Earl Simpson predicted a Miami Beach convention split by a large margin while Seaborn Collins signaled the auxiliary may exit if desired. The dispute centers on budget control, spending, and membership rules, with World War I veterans harboring grievances over leadership changes and parade policies.
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Indianapolis
Ind
40 and & Society
American Legion
J. Earl Simpson
Tulsa
Oklo
Legion
Miami Beach
Fla
National Legion
Seaborn P. Collins
Las Cruces
N. M
Collins
40 And 8
Auxiliary
Here
Simpson
40 and Gers
The
40 And 6
France
Molotov Ends 9-Year U S Visit Before Geneva Summit
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov completes his first U S trip in nine years, reports plans to report to the Kremlin on the Geneva summit preparations. He tours San Francisco for the U N anniversary and dined with Bernard Baruch at a Long Island estate before sailing aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
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New York
Vyacheslav M. _Molotov
United States
Kremlin
Molotov
Europe
Geneva
United Nations
San Francisco
Bernard M. Baruch
U.N
Baruch
Long Island
Churchill salutes Daily Telegraph and Morning Post on centenary
London Sir Winston Churchill marked the 100th birthday of the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post by recalling his early war correspondence that launched his rise to Parliament and later to world affairs. He said he was the eldest surviving former staff member and offered warm greetings.
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Prout
Firethower
New England
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
White House
London
Winston ‘Churchill
Daily ‘Telegraph
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Churchill
India
London Morning Post
South Africa
Russians Seek Air Conditioned Cars in Moscow Cadillacs
Soviet Foreign expresses interest in air conditioning for Cadillac limousines during a Chicago visit. Molotov replies no current air conditioning in Russian cars. The piece notes a contrast with Grace Hospital in Banner Elk, North Carolina.
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Chicago
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Myron Heyman
Molotov
Appomattox Surrender Painting Found After 90 Years Loss
Appomattox hosts a rediscovered historic painting thought lost for 90 years. The canvas depicts the Lee Grant surrender and was traced to Louis Guillaume of France, later housed at University of Michigan, then Lynchburg, and finally Appomattox Court House museum.
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Appomattox
Henry ¢. Nicholas
Central
Presa Association
America
United States
Lee
Grant
Marshall
National Park Service
Louis Guillaume
France
Henry C. Lewis
Coldwater
Mich
University of Michigan Ax
Lewis
Sane Strange
Clements Library
Lynchburg
Mattox Court House
Guillaume
Louis Mathieu Didier Guillat
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James A. Farley
Franklin D Roosevelt
Big Jim
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Holy Land
Okinawa
Korea
Brazil
Germany
Japan
Buzrsher
Phineas
Daniel
Judea
Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Jesus
Globe Syndicate
Washington
U.S
Sobolev
I Galt
Fie Usn
AckoOss
Viooda
Teate
Cain
Peru
Winnie
Grace 1
Banner Elk, N
Robert H. Lee
A. 8. Grant
Winston Churchill
General. Lee
Col
Charles Marshall
John Maratiatt
Wilmer McLean
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