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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1955

Page

4

Neutral Belt Debate Frames Cold War Europe

A May 1955 analysis reviews Eisenhower comments on a proposed neutral belt through Europe. It discusses Yugoslavia Austria Switzerland and Germany as potential neutralized zones, the risk of a military vacuum, and how such neutrality would interact with Allied defenses and the Western alliance. It also notes Italy's stance in the Yugoslav visit context and contrasts with ongoing U.S. and NATO-oriented security priorities.

Soviet Union Eisenhower Europe Nikita S. Khrushchev Communist Party Nikolai A. Bulganin Yugoslavia Austria United States North Africa Switzerland Germany Sweden Italy Mario Scelba West Giovanni Gronchi Scelba Oveta Culp Hobby Department of Health Education and Welfare Mrs. Hobby Frances Perkins Franklin D. Roosevelt Anna M. Rosenberg Defense Truuian Jose Hobby Margaret Chase Smith Maine Congress Frances P. Boligay Ohio House of Representatives South

Elkins Legion Pipers to Lead Grafton Memorial Day Parade

The Elkins Legion Post Pipe Band, known as the West Virginia Highlanders, will headline Grafton’s Memorial Day parade on May 30, wearing MacLeod tartans and marching to the cemetery. The 10 pipers plus drum-major and drums have a long record of performances and awards, including appearances for Governor Patteson and at national conventions. The band is under a seven-member Elkins Post committee, with Chester Phillips as chairman and David Dare Brown as instructor, and sources note extensive overseas-made equipment.

Grafton West Virginia Highlanders Legion H. W. Daniels American Legion Elkins Highlanders Elkins Post Chester Phillips David Dare Brown Post West Vitinia Legion Hartington The MacLeods Scotland Canada England United States

Modern Artists Mad Fames Irish Visitor Irish Visit

Lord Dunsany the Irish poet and actor arrives for a visit in Palos Verdes. He mocks modern art and poetry while noting he writes best in prose. He has lived worldwide, loves America, and hunts big game, claiming a novel is a curse and that poetry resides more in prose. He has written three stories since arriving in America in late February.

Vera William Central Press Palos Verdes Callf Lord Dunsany Keats Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron of Dunsany London County Meath Dubl Kent Africa America

Truth For Today Lets Ask The Bible

Bruce works in the meat department of a large chain grocery and dates a girl at the checking counter. He rejects religion and boasts against faith. The piece urges humility, prayer, and seeking knowledge of God through religious instruction, citing John 15 16 and 6 44. Copyright 1955 by Globe Syndicate.

Bruce Gut John Jesus Globe Syndicate

Controversy Over Natural Gas Regulation in Congress

Washington witnesses a looming fight over whether natural gas should be price regulated by federal controls or left to free competition. Independent producers argue competition stabilizes prices and exploration incentives, while cities and utilities push for regulation to lower consumer rates despite fears of higher field prices. The debate centers on the Phillips Supreme Court ruling and new bills by Rep. Harris and Sen. Fulbright to restore competitive status for independents.

Adlai E. Stevenson Tocn Democratic Party Trojan Horse Byrds Byrnes Shivers Ike Federal Trade Commission Ashington Con- W Cresa Congress United States Supreme Court Phillips Federal Power Commission Wellehead FPC Jerome Kuykendahl Joseph Clark, Jr Philadelphia Robert F. Wagner, Jr New York David Lawrence Pittsburgh House Senate Oren Harris Arkansas J. Willam Fulbright

B and O plans limousine link Morgantown to Grafton

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will start a nighttime limousine service between Morgantown and Grafton to connect patrons with eastbound trains 24 and 2 and westbound train 1. The Morgantown departure is 11 p.m. with a Grafton arrival around 12:05 a.m. and 12:36 a.m. for the two eastbound trains. Return trips from Grafton to Morgantown begin at 1:45 a.m. for ticket-holders.

B&o Morgantown Grafton

Driver with learner's license crashes into CHP DMV office

In Marysville California Helen Roy practicing driving with a learner's license lost control at a risky spot as her foot slipped causing the vehicle to strike a building housing the California Highway Patrol and the Division of Motor Vehicles.

Marysville Calif Helen Roy California Highway Patrol Division of Motor Vehicles

Uncle Sam seeks German Shepherds for Air Force service

The Air Force seeks German shepherds aged one to three for sentry duty at installations. Planes will visit communities that can gather 10 or more dogs meeting service qualifications. Dogs of either sex may apply, with females required to be spayed at least 120 days before enlistment.

Uncle Sam Minneapolis Air Force

Ordnance No 215 designates Watkins Lane in Grafton

The City Council of Graf ton designates a street from Maple Avenue between Walnut and Spruce to Gould Alley, previously known as Watkins Alley and Moran Alley, as Watkins Lane. A public hearing will be held June 21, 1955 at 8 00 PM.

Watkins Lane City of Grafton Maple Avenue Walnut Street Spruce Street Gould Alley Watkins Alley Moran Alley Homer Garrell Dorothy R. Beavers

Puzzle of Words and Numbers in 1950s Almanac

A scrambled crossword style entry lists numbers and clues across several categories. The note references coal production in the United States, 1954 versus peak in 1947, and odd phrases about penguin bill stones and courtship phenomena.

United States

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