Grafton Sentinel May 22 1957 edition details
The Grafton Sentinel announces subscription rates and staff details. It lists editor Monte F Bourjaily publisher, Elizabeth Bayhurst as office manager, W T Lockard as business manager, and rates for various regions and time frames. The paper was entered as second class matter at the post office in Grafton West Virginia.
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Monte F. Bourjaily
Elizabeth Bayhurst
W. T. Lockard
West Virgins
Virginia
Virginian
Gratton
W.va
Mean to Surpass Life Span of 120 Years Decreed in Genesis
A column discusses aims to extend human longevity beyond Genesis 120 years, citing Dr. Edward L. Bortz of Philadelphia who links aging policy to longer, healthier lifespans. It notes retirement as a barrier, predicts medical advances, and envisions maturity at 25 with 180 years life potential, plus broader toll road safety and color vision studies.
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Khrushchevs
Abdul Nassers
Noah
Methuselah
Lamech
American Medical Association
Edward L. Bortz
Philadelphia
Bortz
Lankenan Hospital
Twelve Apostles Named In Jesus Sea of Galilee Sermon
In Luke twelve Jesus chooses twelve apostles Simon Peter Andrew James John Philip Bartholomew Matthew Thomas James son of Alphaeus Simon called Zelotes Jude brother of James Judas Iscariot among the twelve. A vast crowd from Judea Jerusalem Tyre Sidon seeks healing and to touch him for virtue.
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Apostles
Simon
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Philip
Bartholomew
Matthew
Thomas
Alpheus
Zelotes
Jude
Judas Iscariot
Judea
Jerusalem
Tyre
Sidon
Too Late For Ike In Congress This Year
Washington column notes congressional leaders say President Eisenhower’s plea for his $71.8 billion budget comes too late to sway the House or Senate. Democrats had earlier supported many proposals but now doubt reversal of the fiscal trend. A State Department briefing covers Richards and the Eisenhower Doctrine trip. The stamp trading campaign draws grocers and housewives into a debate over price effects and proposed controls.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Congress
Ike
James P. Richards
Washington
The
Middle
East
Richards
National Airport
South Carolina
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Agriculture Department
Aurney
Denver
Unmatched noodle style and grape eater portrait noted
Central Press reports a fashion authority cheers noodle bowl styling and photogenic trends. An astronomer notes earth slows while photographers chase red eye depictions. A visitor describes South Sea islanders with decorative tattoo designs as possible wardrobe inspiration amid TV era marvels.
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Washington
Europe
South Sea
Incidents Abroad Push Courts Jurisdiction Issue
United States faces court jurisdiction disputes with allies over US military personnel abroad. In Japan, sergeant William Girard is to be tried for manslaughter after a fatal shooting on a firing range, with Tokyo seeking Japanese court jurisdiction despite an American agreement. In Formosa, a Master sergeant faces a court martial for killing a Chinese civilian, with broader questions about jurisdiction under Nationalist governance.
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United States
Formosa
Japan
William S Girard
Ottawa
Tokyo
Girard
iDefense
Charles E. Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Citizens-for-Eisenhower funds aimed at GOP bids
The Citizens-for-Eisenhower group, active since 1952, plans to spend heavily in next year’s congressional campaigns to back Republican candidates aligned with the White House program. It will raise money beyond regular party channels and channel dollars to aid favored incumbents like Senators Bricker Jenner and Malone, while potentially freeing regular party funds for other GOP races.
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Washington
Citizens-for-Eisenhower
C-For-E
United Press
Eisenhower
John W. Bricker
Ohio
William E. Jenner
Ind
George W. Malone
Nev
White House
Bricker
Jenner
C-Fore
Television growth hits Poznan gap in first quarter
The Warsaw Radio said Poznan has no registered TV sets in Q1 while Katowice Province has 417 registered sets but no station. The note recalls that under William the Conqueror cutting timber in forests was a crime.
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Washington
Warsaw Radio
Poznan
Katowice
William the Conqueror
Reorge Does It but Good By Art Crockett
George McCormack of Fair Lawn New Jersey who warned of a heavy early winter and blizzard in 1947 founded the General Long Range Weather Service after his forecast gained traction. He studied 43 years and authored a self printed Textbook of Long Range Weather Forecasting. He credits planetary considerations and seasonal cycles though he acknowledges occasional misses.
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Art Crockett
General Long Range Weather Service
Newark
McCormack
United States Air Force
Hick
Almanda
Galveston
George
New York ‘Telephone Company
Washington, D. C
Wether
U. S
Buster Keaton Sees Quiet Farm Life Amid Hollywood Echoes
The stocky silent film star Buster Keaton, now 40 years after his peak, recalls his rise in theater and film. He discusses his battles with alcohol, his love of moviemaking, and a life transformed by fame. He dreams of reviving The Navigator with Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball, then notes his small San Fernando Valley farm and nine walnut trees.
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York
Manhattan
Danny
Buster Keaton
Buster Keat
Buster
Desi Arnaz
Lucille Ball
Dinter Keaton
San Fernando Valley
The English Lake District Around the World Travel Piece
Temple Manning maps the English Lake District with its 35 square miles of hills and ten mile lakes. Windermere Kendal Ullswater Keswick and Carlisle anchor ties to Wordsworth Coleridge and Southey while Levens Hall and ancient castles dot the landscape.
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Manning
Italy
Switzerland
Como
Maggiore
Garcia
Minnesota
Pacific Northwest
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Lancashire
Kendal
Katherine Parr
Henry VIII
Levens Hall
Windermere
Newby Bridge
Furness
Kikstone
Old Market Lown
Oenrith
William Wordsworth
Lake District
Grasmere
Wordsworth
Thomas de Quincey
Keswick
Derwentwater Lake
Coleridge
Southey
Shelley
Harriet Westbrook
Carlisle
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