False friends as shadows in sun and shade
A reflective line notes that false friends stay near in brightness but vanish when shade appears, comparing human loyalties to a shifting, unreliable presence behind a witty aphorism from Bovee.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1957
Page
2
A reflective line notes that false friends stay near in brightness but vanish when shade appears, comparing human loyalties to a shifting, unreliable presence behind a witty aphorism from Bovee.
The Kohler strike, now three years old since 1954, dominates labor headlines as UAW benefit cuts, a $10 million payout to idled workers, and Kohler Co president Herbert Kohler estimate a $20 million cost to the union. The plant runs at about 85 percent capacity, profits persisted, and 400 of 4,000 workers walked out in 1934 amid contract disputes.
Washington dispatch reports that the Senate rackets committee will pursue lurid disclosures in the management phase of the probe into labor leaders and underworld ties. Alleged $100-a-night call girls, lavish entertainment, and huge liquor bills are among items investigators may unveil as Chairman McClellan pledges full exposure of wrongdoing. Robert F. Kennedy, as chief counsel, may gain political prominence if he seeks office, with Massachusetts possibilities noted. Rumors also claim Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson plans to quit, possibly after summer action on defense funding, a move his supporters reportedly welcomed.
Stuart L. Wright son of Herbert F. Wright residing at 406 S Fayette St graduated Stratton High School in 1953 ranking 12th of 109 over four years Now senior at Hampton Institute editor of The Hampton Scrip He discussed teaching in integrated schools praising open doors but stressing only the best teachers will be used and grades should not be the sole measure.
By C. I. Needy' McQuade argues that integrated schools offer chances to advance in civic and classroom work and to demonstrate Negro capability. He stresses values beyond grades, pupil collaboration, unbiased grading, open teacher student communication, and avoiding rigid goals. He believes these changes will prepare capable young citizens for tomorrow.
Washington debates the future of United States foreign aid after a decade of programs costing about 56 billion dollars. Military aid dominates spending while economic aid prompts sharp partisan debate on efficiency, self sufficiency, and American leadership as Congress contemplates deeper cuts and policy shifts.
New York gossip notes launch an I Love Ludwig button campaign by Yale freshman Ed more Goldsmith and artist Bob Cendel la Jr. aimed at provoking Elvis fans and sparking a national mood shift. They printed 1000 buttons selling for profit after initial 40 dollar print run. The piece blends Broadway chatter, TV panel jokes, and celebrity sightings in a rapid, period voice.
Case notes about Herman D. aged 25 married six years facing divorce while loving his son. The text urges marriage as teamwork, cites jealousy and attentions issues, and promotes self tests for couples. It promotes a 200 point Test for Husbands & Wives with a small fee via the newspaper.
A satirical roundup notes spring exhibition games serve evaluative purposes for roster decisions. It ponders U S policy proposals and odd international remarks, then contrasts Chicago sports fans with spring training criticism. It ends by observing many cities wrap their seasons letting fans critique team antics.
House Speaker Rayburn shows impatience with Eisenhower over leadership and budget fights. Republicans and Southern Democrats teamed to slice millions from labor, welfare, and NLRB funding, while Fogarty taunts GOP for past praise of Eisenhower and demands party loyalty to his program.
The passage presents a prayer invoked by Russell Hutchison of Musk ingum College Ohio asking for eyes to see wonder in both good and bad and to ease pain, face ugliness, and practice understanding like Jesus in whose name the prayer is offered.
Ed Haupt of Yonkers is hailed as America's fastest reader through the Luce Clipping Bureau. He scans up to 20 000 words a minute and marks mentions of about 8 000 people products and companies in the material he processes daily. The clipping service serves business clients and even collaborates with the FBI to check security clearance on certain requests. Haupt says most subscribers are practical businessmen and notes occasional odd requests while maintaining calm focus.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 46 10 and 1 Kings 19 11 12 RSV. It contrasts God’s stillness with natural upheavals, acknowledging a quiet, intimate encounter with the divine amid wind, earthquake, and fire.
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