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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1951
Page
2
The piece condemns excessive loyalty, labeling President Truman an extremist whose zeal harms public trust. It cites his State of the Union address and casual remarks at Key West, arguing the loyalty mindset distorts judgment and credibility.
The Beckley area emerges as a favored location for West Virginia University’s planned medical and dentistry school. Proponents cite Beckley’s clean air, adequate hospital facilities, and available land on Pinecrest Sanitarium farm, with backup options like the Black Knight Country Club property. The governor is urged to choose Beckley to avoid Charleston or Morgantown’s pollution and congestion.
Bug Dust by Thomas J. Stafford notes spring bloom across the countryside with daffodils and dogwood, and praises willows for their seasonal color. The column recounts two instances near Ireland in Lewis County and Flatwoods center, observes a family keeping eight cats, and humorously notes their persistence despite early-morning expeditions and a neighborly catnip club.
HAL BOYN reports from Korea on soldiers facing the 38th Parallel with cautious, weary mood. He notes UN forces have recaptured momentum but may stray toward a broader frontier, while the widening front demands thinner lines and risks as past attempts toward Manchuria showed.
Charles Molony reports on how a 63-year-old professional could retire early and take a lower paid job to secure higher lifetime benefits. By manipulating income tax rules and Social Security provisions, a shift to a $3,600 yearly position could yield $60 to $1200 monthly in later life, depending on marital status and eligibility, under postwar policies.
Hollywood column notes actor Richard Widmark studied his script to build a full character. It discusses OASI benefits for actors and compares careers in acting with other professions, outlining 18 months of covered employment and a $300 monthly wage yielding about $120 monthly, plus tax details.
Logan prepares for May Day completion of a long dreamed four lane boulevard funded by the State Road Commission. The new route runs from Stallings east of Logan along the Guyandotte River to Monitor Junction, crossing Main Island Creek and eliminating rail grade crossings. The project aims to relieve traffic, aid emergency services, and open a scenic coal region to travelers.
AP story recounts how Senator Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee and Senator John Bankhead secured federal highway funds in 1910s by arguing defense needs amid Wilson era politics. The tale ties to Tallulah Bankhead’s grandfather and a German submarine visit to Baltimore. McKellar recalls urging a starting fund of 5 million and Wilson approving 75 million, framing roads as national defense with 232,000 miles of primary roads today.
Belman Morin reports Middle West residents favor Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for president, praising his popularity across farms, factories, and offices. The piece explores isolationist attitudes, foreign policy thoughts, and regional views on military and economic questions, noting surveys show mixed opinions and strong curiosity about Ike’s stance.
Maine author Earle Doucette presents a guide blending lake stream trout and sea fishing with scientific tips. He explains streamer fly science, proper manipulation, and using a thermometer to gauge depth for better lake catches.
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