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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1950

Page

4

Grafton Sentinel Publishing Details and Rates

The Grafton Sentinel lists publishing details for weekday editions, address at 102 Latrobe Street, Grafton West Virginia, and contact numbers. It outlines subscription rates with carrier 30 cents per week, mail prices including one year nine dollars, six months seven eighty, and three months three ninety, with outside Virginia and West Virginia at fifteen dollars and sixty cents per year.

Grafton Sentinel Grafton Publishing Company, Inc Latrobe Street Grafton W. Va Torial and Advertising Office Telephone Virginia West Virginia

National Representatives Inland Newspaper Representatives Inc

A brief notice from Inland Newspaper Representatives Inc announces operations at New York address 41 East 42nd Street. The item lists corporate name and street location with no further details on activities or deadlines.

National Representatives Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc New East 42Nd Street

Americans Snub Socialized Medicine

A survey by The Psychological Corporation across 25 cities shows 65 percent favor the present medical system over a government run plan tied to a 3 percent payroll tax under the Wagner Murray Dingell bill. The data counter claims that broad public support for state health care exists, suggesting opposition stems from vested interests.

The Psychological Corporation

Public opinion on government medicine remains divided

A survey shows 6 percent favor government medicine and 9 percent uncertain, with lower income groups not overwhelmingly in favor. The Psychological Corporation finds 37 percent support and 51 percent oppose. Past surveys show similar results, indicating little impact from government propaganda on public desire to cede medical care to bureaucrats.

Psychological Corporation

Ramsey Seeks Army Cemetery Site Support During Visit

Congressman Ramsey discussed turning over a cemetery annex to the Army quartermaster corps and urged government officials to assist. Local veterans and civic leaders pressed to secure fish for Tygart Lake and promote memorial activities. About 45 people attended a luncheon after a reception committee meeting, with graduates and diplomas to be awarded by the Taylor County board of education president William A. Collins. The event closed with a hymn, benediction, and Mendelssohn’s Priests March recessional.

Ington National Cemetery Bord Jack R. Nuzum Ramsey Tygart Lake Mackey Taylor County Board of Education William A. Collins

Memorial Day massacre cited by safety council head

President Ted Dearborn of the National Safety Council condemns Memorial Day celebrations marked by mass indifference and deadly mishaps, describing the holiday as a massacre due to reckless driving and deadly explosions.

Ted Dearborn The Natonal Safety Council

Ming Horse Crash in Shanghai House Dinner Tale

A wealthy Shanghai host shows two American visitors a rare Ming horse, one of four remaining. After a drunken guest fails to mount it and shatters the porcelain, the host calmly notes the mishap increases the relic's value. The anecdote reflects courtesy amid upheaval as Red Army advances engulf the city.

Shanghai Bennett Cerf King Features Syndicate

Studio Space Sparks Fresh Start for Brent and Nat

Brent pleads to rent workspace in Natalie Mayhew's studio as he eyes a big art commission. Natalie, Jenny and Diane debate space, funding, and capacity while family ties and a lively household set the scene for a pivotal collaboration. Diane's sudden withdrawal signals unseen family tensions as the morning sun highlights a welcoming home.

Isony Mayhew Natalie Youse Lgner Diane Saarey Rent Bvane James Brent Jenny Aulben Abe Him Jenny Jerome Mayhew America Jessup'a Séraup Immy Jenny Seid Green Ridge Hazeltine Natale Thetitroom Cochrane Nat

Grafton VisitorDr Metzner Speaks To Schools

Dr Metzner, superintendent of schools, is familiar with Grafton and will address local students. He plans to speak on a topic titled The inspiring address aims to encourage academic achievement and civic involvement among pupils during his visit to the community.

Metzner

Trainside Meeting Sparks Nighttime City Romance

A Baltimore to New York journey reveals two couples sharing a crowded car. One couple just married, the other a striking, sleep-deprived young woman with husky voice and hothouse beauty, while the man appears amiable and slick. The scene shifts to Jersey farmland as the train speeds on.

W York Baltiemore North Philadelphia Baltimore Society Duke of Windsor Ted Williams New York Lindy Washington Baltimore Jersey

Diane Is In Love With Her Own Beauty

Fred confronts Jenny with a bitter confession that Diane values appearance over home and marriage. Diane’s narcissism drives a quarrel, while Jenny contemplates how to handle the fallout and protect the family’s future. Diane returns home ready to help, seeking a balance between vanity and domestic duties.

Fred Jenny Diane Natalie

Girl in Black Crepe Sees New York Ambitions in Train Dream

A narrator recalls a night trip from Philadelphia to New York where a poor girl in a black crepe dress captures attention. She longs for the city’s vast reach, leaving behind a just-married couple and a lonely traveler who yearns to tell her to seize the moment. The scene ends with her departure into the New York night as the train pulls into Penn Station.

Diane Jenny Mary Fred Shia Philadelphia New York North River Penn Station

Quiet Hollywood Wedding With Proxy Vows Noted

Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini reportedly held a hush proxy ceremony in Mexico. Only four lawyers attended, and reports question if the vows were binding while noting the rarity of proxy marriages and a light aircraft discussion alongside real estate trends.

Mexico Ingrid Bergman Hollywood Star

Classified Advertising Rates and Sample Notice

Classified ad rates stated for first insertion four cents per word with tiered discounts for multiple insertions. Example ad describes a six room house for sale on Barrett Street with contact telephone 1052 W, timing between 4 and 6, owner leaving town, sell reasonable, page reference p. 6.

Pechene Crite The Sentinel Barrett Street

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