Grafton Sentinel May 23 1957 front pages details
The Grafton Sentinel weekly edition lists publication elements and pricing. It notes the newspaper operates from Latrobe Street with offices in Grafton West Virginia and delivers in Taylor Barbour and Preston counties. Subscriptions are shown for up to one year with mail rates for West Virginia Virginia and outside areas. The notice marks second class mailing status under the 1870 act and lists staff roles and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Virginia
Virgins
Cantuer
Taylor, Barbour and Prenton
Grafton
W.va
Stassen warns on Soviet promises in disarmament talks
Harold Stassen, U S representative in London talks, urges cautious optimism but warns that disarmament without ironclad controls and self enforcement risks our existence. Eisenhower and Dulles demand verifiable terms and a quid pro quo, while British partners view Soviet willingness skeptically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold EK. Stassen
United States
Soviet Union
Mitler
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Stassen
London
No Substitute for Urban Living in a Growing City
An in depth discussion on urban growth highlights that cities will keep expanding and require new planning. Senator Joseph S. Clark urges federal action with a Department of Urban Affairs to fund housing, renewal, and facilities. Education and popular support are essential to implement zoning and future city designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Architects
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Department of Urban Affairs
Problem Children and Long Term Psychiatric Risk
A 1925 1930s study finds youths from psychiatric referrals are now largely mentally ill adults, while 60 percent of matched controls remain free of psychiatric ailments. Dr Patrick O Neal and colleagues warn parents to address early behavior problems to avoid lifelong damage.
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Patrick O'Neal
Washington University Hospital School of Medicine
Reward Hospital
St. Louis
Blessed the poor and hungry gospel sayings from Luke
In Luke chapter 6 20 30 Jesus speaks to his disciples proclaiming blessing for the poor hungry and weeping and warning woes to the rich full and laughing present commands to love enemies bless those who curse and give to those who ask. He also instructs turning the other cheek reclaiming theft mercy generosity and steadfast prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of God
Mel Ferrer’s globe trotting life and New York home
The interview traces Mel Ferrer’s worldwide travels with stops in Marrakech and Switzerland, his Los Angeles ties, and his love for New York. He notes New York as the world’s greatest city, his marriage in Burgenstock, and his preference to work where films shoot on location. Health care gaps and insurance stats are touched on by Marion B. Mole com.
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Ferrer
Marrakech
Morocco
Switzerland
Los Angeles
Sardinia
Tasha
Natasha
Santa Barbara
California
Mark
North Pole
Mel
New Jersey
New York
Europe
Africa
Central Park
Mayerling
Old Park
Mosgues
Manhattan
Jean Renoir
Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Burgenstock
Hollywood
The
Sahara
Adenauer fears on Russia questions during Washington talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer plans three day talks in Washington with Eisenhower Dulles and others amid worries over possible U S Russia disarmament deals. He seeks assurances Germany would not be sacrificed in any Western plans and may press for guarantees at a potential Big Four summit while stressing unification remains Germany s top issue.
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Russia
Adenauer
West Germany
Great Britain
United States
Abnauer
Germany
Bonn
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Europe
Christian Democratic Party
Hamburg
Eisen
Britain
France
Dulles
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Harold Macmillan
United Nations
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gas Bill Fatecloud Hangs Over Congress This Year
National gas bill prospects dim with Senate Commerce Committee not acting this year. House action could move next January if passed, but administration support erodes and industry opposes amendments. President Eisenhower’s stance cited as weakening chances. Brunswick report notes Bowdoin professor Moulton awarded grant. study of sound in fish behavior. Colonial era mourning custom noted with black gloves.
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Washington
Chaiman
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Brunswick
James A. Moulton
Bowdoin College
Treasury Secretary Plans Exit From Eisenhower Cabinet
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey intends to resign by July 1 to reenter private life as chairman of the National Steel Corp in Pittsburgh. He would stay in Washington until Congress completes the peacetime budget and then back to private business as his replacement, reportedly Robert B. Anderson, is said to be cleared for the post.
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York
Mel Ferrer
Africa
Marie Vetsera
Atlantic
Libya
Sahara
John Wayne
Ferrer
Harry Vandernoot
United Press
Washington
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Humphrey
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Texas
Eisenhower
Anderson
W. T. Waggoner
Ventures, Ltd
New
Navy
Jock
Ike To Carry On Budget Fight
Washington budget battle continues as President Eisenhower vows to defend his budget in every speech before Congress finishes. Secretary Wilson to urge retention of most military cuts. Senator Russell questions draft impact but opposes ending aid. In Worcester Massachusetts, two sisters share a hospital birth within 24 hours of each other.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Cara
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
House Appropriations Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
U.S
Russell
Worcester, Mass
Joseph Pratte
Hahnemann Hospital
John Suwan
Youre Telling Me A Brit Professors Odd Theory
A British professor of mathematics at Duke jokes about long flying saucers being controlled by ceilings from space. The column mixes whimsical quips about crime in Butler Pennsylvania, a Michigan man charged with damaging an airplane, and a Chicago medic who says he hates pilots. It also notes a dairy truck driver in Illinois claiming 3,300,000 miles without a chargeable accident and a Duke of Edinburgh trail.
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Duke
Butler
Michigan
Chicago
Jusso
London
Iam
Duke of Edinburgh
Fascinating Hideaway of Eire Around the World
A travel piece extols the Dingle Peninsula from Killarney, detailing access by rail and road, sights at Slea Head and Dunbeg, the beehive elodian huts, Mount Brandon and Sybil Point, and the Gallerus Oratory as a superb ancient Christian site on the Iveragh peninsula near Blasket Island.
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Eire
Killarney
Dingle Peninsula
Tralee
Knock, Michael
Scotia
Pharaoh
Ireland
Fenit
St. Brendan
Atlantic
Glengalt
Dingle
Spain
Slea Head
Finn McCool
Dunbeg
Dingley
Stes Head
Iveragh Peninsula
Great Blasket Island
Blasket
Europe
Coragh Mountain
Sybil Point
Mount Brandon
Gallerus Oratory
Fishybacking Starts a Revolution in Transport
Irwin Masters reports on fishyback a new system where loaded truck trailers roll onto ships and are driven off at destination. TMT Trailer Ferry Inc began with one trailer three years ago and now operates twelve ships. The method cuts handling, warehouse need, and pilferage while speeding delivery from cities like Dayton Philadelphia Richmond to Europe. The concept expands with new ships like the Carib Queen and industry changes at ports to accommodate trailerships.
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Irwin M
Tress Central Press Association
Miami Fla
TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc
Dayton
Philadelphia
Richmond
New York
Europe
Alaska Steamship
Mattwice
Son Navigation Company
Ames
Matson
West Coast
Pacific
Florida
TMT
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Beaumont
U. S. Army
Nazaire
France
Chip
Rath
Pan Atlantic
Ship Corporation
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Charles M. McCann
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Ike
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