Grafton News Adopts 1870 Founding Name and Rates
Grafton West Virginia founded 1870 announces its daily schedule with Sunday omissions, national advertising reps Hottenleit Kimball Inc and publishers’ offices in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Pittsburgh. Subscription rates vary by region with four months at 3.00 and full year at 12.00, home delivery by carrier as available in Taylor Barbour and Preston counties.
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Hottenelit-Kimball, Inc Publishers
New York
Lexington Avenue
Philadelphia
Cheatnut Street
Detroit
Lafayette Street
Chicago
Michigan Street
Fittsburgh
West Virginia
Virginia
Ismot al ‘Alls
Mali
Virginiae
Taylor, Barbour and
Preatoncountiga
Grafton
W. Va
West Berlin Mayor urges united Germany under Western pressure
Dr Otto Suhr of West Berlin, visiting for the United States Conference of Mayors, argues that sustained Western pressure will force Germany's unification with the West. He cites Berlin blockade experiences, Molotov statements at Vienna, and Adenauer’s cautions against neutrality as reasons the unified, Western-aligned Germany can prevail.
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Otto Suhr
West Berlin
United States
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Suhr
Soviet Union
Germany
Molotov
Vienna
Berlin
Ernest Reuter
Adenauer
Britain
Fran
Suhre
West
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad
Moscow
Truth For Today Lets Ask The Bible Reflection
Louise works at a soda fountain and laments conversations about the same old topics. The piece frames Jesus sending the Holy Spirit to guide believers, transforming dull moments into joyful, inspired living, with emphasis on finding truth and moral clarity through faith.
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Louise
Uranium Talk Sparks New York Mining Bet
Mel Heimer recalls meeting Sam Masiello of James Anthony Securities who pitches uranium as the future oil and coal successor. A Geiger counter clicks near a uranium ore sample as Masiello touts strong profits, while Heimer notes the North American plateau rising as a uranium producer.
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NE York
Sam Masiello
P.A
Geddouda
Sam
James Anthony Securities
America
Mel Heimer
Idlewild
Masiello
Sam Hill
American
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Canada
Belgian Congo
Pick
Atlantic
New York
Pleasant Avenue
116Th Street
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Be Say
United State
Belmont
Strawberry Show Free To Public At City Hall Graf ton
Taylor County Extension Service and Grafton High School host a free strawberry exhibit at City Hall Graf ton on Friday June 3. Exhibits of eight quarts enter by 10:00 a.m. with divisions for 4 H PF A and Adults, judged 1 3 p m by Mal Kolbe. Grand and Reserve Champion ribbons awarded. auction of the berry display at 7:00 p.m.
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Taylor County Agricultural Extension Service and Vocational Department of
Grafton High School
Taylor County
Grafton
Monongahela Power Company
Mal Kolbe
West Virginia University
Woodbridge Stout
Taylor Farm
F. C. Waggoner
Vo-Ag
Scalding and Chilling Rules for Safe Food Plans at WVU Day
WVU hosts the Animal Husbandry and Home Economics Field Day on June 1. The program covers alfalfa, fly control, pig feeding, calf creep, sheep research, meat handling, and freezing tips. Extension agents stress scalding vegetables before freezing to preserve flavor and color, with thorough chilling essential for quality storage.
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West Virginia University
Helen Fleming
Milk Price Gets Commission Study
Charleston report outlines initial tasks for a new seven member West Virginia milk marketing and pricing commission. It will study consumer price, producer earnings, and origin and classification of milk. The meeting included WVU agriculture faculty James Clark and Dr W W Armentrout and industry rep J H Randolph of Parkersburg.
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Charleston
State Commission On Milk Marketing
West Virginia
J. B. McLaughlin
West Virginia University
School of Agriculture
James Clark
W. W. Armentrout
J. H. Randolph
Parkersburg
McLaughlin
Tractor overturns kill farmer near Lewisburg
Walter F. Doesek, 59, a farmer, was killed Monday when a tractor he was operating overturned and threw him to the ground near Lewisburg. He suffered a broken neck.
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Lewisburg
Walter F. Dosek
Here
Five Of Family Pick Careers In Medicine
East Lansing Michigan report notes a rising pickle popularity linked by Michigan State College research. Dr F W Fabian cites growth from a few million bushels in 1930 to 12 million in 1952 with projections for further gains. Michigan supplies 31 percent of cucumbers used for pickling and MSC work improved many varieties. The piece also traces A W Berghill’s 10 children at Iowa University with five pursuing medicine, starting in 1951, including Boyd now a pediatrician in Eugene Oregon and siblings entering nursing and medical fields.
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East Lansing
Michiga
Michigan State College
F. W. Fabian
MSC
Fabian
Michigan
Iowa City
A. W. Berghill
University of Iowa
Medical Professon
Boyd
Taylor County ACS Office Closes for Avanelle McCauley Leave
Taylor County ACS will be closed May 27 through June 6 as Mrs Avanelle McCauley takes her annual leave. The notice urges contacting offices before the closure and notes the temporary staffing plan.
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Taylor County
ACS
Avanelle McCauley
Domestic scene in Westbrook with unusual white hiker dog
Mrs Harold G Thompson a local farm wife in Westbrook Minnesota displays a white dwarfish hiker dog on her front porch. The dog carries three toys on its front feet as curious neighborhood watchers observe the scene.
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Neifer Westbrook
Minn
Harold G. Thompson
Brevity and Wit Sprung From Shaw and Wilson
An anecdote recalls George Bernard Shaw dismissing a writer as brevity after a London Embankment stroll. Woodrow Wilson quips about rapid two hour speeches, then claims two hours online, and a two hour talk takes longer. The dialogue hints at time and craft in public discourse.
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George Bernard Shaw
Embankment
London
Rothschild
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
Mr. Rothschild
Woodrow Wilson
Eeele
Tit for Tat Pepperell horse incident ends in bite
Lionel Comnellier accused of reacting angrily after Red Remedy bit his shoulder prompting a counter bite on the nose. Red Remedy is a four year old stallion reported in Pepperell Mass with the incident noted.
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Pepperell
Mass
Lionel Comnellier
Red Remedy
Soil Conservation Farm Tour Listed For Knottsville
A farm tour arranged by County Agent Wooccitee Stout and Harry C Summers Jr showcases pasture improvement meadow grass seedings with alfalfa straw berry varieties watering troughs strip cropping diversion ditches and other practices. The tour starts June 6 at 1 30 p m at the Fred Drennan farm Knottsville five farms will be visited and all farmers and their families are invited.
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Wooccitee Stout
Harry C. Summers, Jr
Fred Drennan
Knottsville
Drennan
Junieeth
Oklahoma scientist analyzes blackjack tree for value
Dr Arthur G Shead associate professor chemistry says he disassembled the blackjack wood near Norman molecule by molecule finding potential value. He burned the wood and used ashes as garden fertilizer helping potatoes grow despite drought. He notes a possible use as fuel for rain distilling in home industry but warns federal tax authorities frown on moonshine stills.
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Norman
Sesgep Fodany
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Arthur G. Shead
Sald
Noman
da. Shead
Rovenuers
Lewisburg Auction Nets Five Thousand Dollar Return
In Lewisburg a stock sale realized a total around $17,000. Cows and young stock sold well with notable activity. The prize bull fetched about $2,000, and other farm stock contributed to the strong showing as buyers gathered for the rural auction.
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Lewisburg
William Ritt Tells About Tours And Tales
A witty column excerpt discusses the Metropolitan Opera possibly touring abroad and quips about humor in baldness, a German dentist comment on toothaches, and a Leap Year fact. It also mentions U S bachelors over 35 and a rookie New Jersey catcher, with light political satire referencing Senator Estes Kefauver.
Ambiguous OCR Fragments Reported in Archival Notes
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page shows scattered terms including architecture, monetary figures, days of week, and coded clues. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent event or named entities to form a clear news item or summary.
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