Grafton Sentinel founders and staff details listed
The Grafton Sentinel founded in 1870 is published daily by Sentinel Publications from 102 Latrobe Street Grafton West Virginia. The issue lists editors publishers and staff including Montef Bourjaily, William Turner, F Lockard, Elizabeth Hayhurst, Lee Roberts, William Cockrell and others. It notes postal policies and advertising representatives across multiple cities.
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Sentinel Publications
Latrobe Street
Telephone
Grafton
W. Va
Dawn of a New Civilization Forecast by Tech Institute
A California Institute of Technology speculative study predicts a century of rapid machine-driven growth with world population multiplying up to fourfold. It argues technology will supply food, housing, and clothing, even after current resources are exhausted, ensuring universal well being without fear.
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California Institute of Technology
Future energy and food from rock seas and brains
A California Institute of Technology study foresees an industrial future where energy derives from rock processing and sea water, with nuclear methods powering distillation and metal extraction. Food potential remains vast via plant production, oceans, and chemical synthesis, limited mainly by skilled manpower.
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California Institute of Technology
Caltech study urges early nurturing of talent to meet future brain power needs
California Institute of Technology researchers warn that half of capable minds and a third of exceptionally talented youths do not pursue higher education. They call for early identification and support to continue studies and train the next generation, ensuring global brain power for decades.
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California Institute of Technology
Earth
Debts rise as 1955 total reaches 658 billion dollars
The May survey of current business shows total US debts at 658 billion, with per person owed about 4000. Federal debt up 1 billion, state and local up 5 billion for schools and construction, while private debt rose 45 billion driven by auto, housing, and appliance purchases. The nation continues to live beyond its income.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Interstate Highways Plan Aims 40,000 Mile Network Across 42 States
Washington lawmakers pushed a vast highway bill to create a 40,000 mile interstate network linking 42 state capitals and major cities with a federal $25 billion share and $2.5 billion from states. Other items include atomic power opposition, Social Security widows benefits, NATO rearmament debates, and NBC accusing syndicators of shoving cheap films onto networks.
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Washington
Senate
Tne
Tom Picket
National Coal Association
Pickett
House
Senate ‘Atomic Energy Committee
Social Security
Irving M. Ives
Nyc
Congress
Richards
James P. Richards
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
The
National Broadcasting Co
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
NBC
Headlines From Around The World This Week
U P correspondents survey ahead of news likely to headline globally. Dulles rethinks foreign policy to counter charges of weakness and reassure Western allies. Talks of inviting Russian officials to visit the United States surface amid a broader thaw. King Hussein of Jordan fires a commander amid rumors of a plot, while GI home loan extensions loom. Britain expects strikes. crude oil prices may rise, raising costs for consumers. In golf, Joe Conrad faces slim odds to repeat as defending champion. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was founded by Franklin D Roosevelt.
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John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United States
Soviet Russia
Washington
Kremlin
Russia
Mr. E
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
London
Finland
New Atlantic Treaty Organization
Olin E. Teague D-Tex
House Veterans Committee
Labor
Britain
Sports Outlook
America
Joe Conrad
Garntomo
Tex
Life voyage of faith guides GHS graduates forward
Henson urges graduates to chart life with anchors of patience love kindness and wisdom from God. He emphasizes spiritual power through Bible study prayer and church, warns against chasing pleasure or money, and highlights following Jesus as the true path. Commencement marks rising responsibility as students seek worthy destinations and God’s guidance.
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Paul
Sweitzer
Lincoin
Washington
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Heavenly Father
Prayer for Blessings and Everlasting Partnership
A heartfelt prayer asking for divine blessing and guidance. The speaker seeks Christ’s presence in times of struggle and joy, asking to be shown mercy, faith, and the strength to continue life’s journey as lifelong partners in faith.
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Jesus
South Carolina Inland Water Size Reported
A historical note states South Carolina contains 461 square miles of inland water.
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South Carolina
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