Eden and Churchill The Rise of a Britain Defining Pair
The piece recalls how 41 year old Eden quit foreign affairs in 1938 in protest against appeasement, drawing Churchill to mentor him. It notes how they then led Britain through World War II and how Eden later inherited leadership, with Churchill describing Eden as the life hope of the nation amid looming perils.
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Hitler
Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Empire
Churchill-Eden Partnership
Chartwell
Editorial Review and Thought for Today
Opinion note quoting Carlyle on experience and teaching earns respect. Thought for Today suggests experience brings high wages yet valuable instruction remains unique. Brief reflection on educators and value of skilled teaching in schools.
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Carlyle
A Symbol Retires Churchill the British Courage Icon
The passage honors Sir Winston Churchill as a symbol of resolve who led Britain through perilous times. It recalls his post World War I isolation in the Commons, his warnings about Germany and Italy, and his leadership during World War II. The text praises his steadfast realism and his status among heroes of the century.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Italy
Senate hearings praised for objectivity on stock market
The Banking Committee hearings on stock market conditions proceeded with cooperation from brokers and businessmen. The public questions aim to curb dangerous practices, reassure investors, and strengthen confidence in Wall Street as the market remains at healthy, record highs.
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Senate Banking Committee
Wall Street
Senate
Churchills Clothes a Symbol of Stability at Dinner
The text notes Churchill wore traditional court dress at a royal dinner, bowing to the Queen in rain, seen as a symbol of stability. It contrasts Churchill as conservative, not a revolutionary, focused on preserving the British Empire and linking past to present. It mentions hopes for a peace conference with Eisenhower and the Russians fading as time passed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lenin
Hitler
Brief airline production and service patterns in the United States
Six of seven world airliners are built in the United States. Local service airlines average a landing every 74 miles, trunk lines every 234 miles.
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United States
Governor Marland Faces Appointments Crisis and Senate Clash
Governor Marland returns to a packed desk of problems including nine unconfirmed interim appointees from the 52nd session. He shuffled, fired, and renamed officials, risking Senate confrontation as a special session looms. The future of the statehouse machine depends on how he reshapes his administration and handles educators pay.
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Marland
Florida
Senate
Frank B. King
Mines
Liquor Control Commission
King
Luther H. Carson
Carson
The
Liquor Commission
Probation and Parole Board
Turnpike Commission
Racing Commission
H. Keith Griffith
Joe F. Burdett
State Board of Control
Statehouse
John G. Fox
Del
Herbert Schupbach
Ralph J. Bean
Kanawha
William Casey Marland
Beckley Daily Rates and Delivery Notice
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Rabiah Register evenings and Sunday morning. Subscription rates and home delivery options are listed for Beckley and Hinton West Virginia with carriers and distributors treated as independent contractors.
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Pusdhe Lee
West Virginia
Eaccee
Abe
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Jimmy Cagney’s country dream and farms abroad
New York figure Jimmy Cagney and a pair of farm boys discuss their love for country life. Cagney boasts two farms a 200 acre estate near Martha’s Vineyard Massachusetts and another by Los Angeles with Morgan horses. He envisions barnless farming and a rural lifestyle.
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New York
Jimmy Cagney
Hayshaker
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Los Angeles
Stars Turn Producers a New Path for Film Deals
Hollywood insiders note a wave of actors forming production ventures with United Artists guiding finance and subject choices. Robert Blumore explains stars seek stable earnings as tax rules push creators to own projects. A.A. funds films while stars control content with UA oversight on budget and marketability.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Durante
Burt Lancaster
Marilyn Monroe
Marlon Brando
Joan Crawford
Rita Hayworth
Jane Russell
Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz
Cornel Wilde
Henry Fonda
Kirk Douglas
Robert Mitchum
Frank Sinatra
Robert Blumore
V.P
U.A
Mario Lanza
A.A
Penthouse Farmer Cagney Hosts His Own Barn Party
A breezy profile of Jimmy the Farmer Cagney, filming in Durango, Colorado, recounts his farm life and dance routines on set. He jokes about cattle heat and his barn workouts, while a montage of showbiz notices follows, highlighting Debbie Reynolds, Nina Foch, Joe DiMaggio, Marlon Brando, and others with quick, punchy items.
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Cagney
Jimmy
Durango
Col
Central Park
Bill Robinson
Steve Allen
Galveston
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie
England
Nina
Cancer Check Takes Just About Two Hours
A New York University Bellevue cancer detection center uses a mass screening approach to find cancer early and beyond. The author undergoes a two hour exam with blood tests X rays and physicals and receives reassurance from Dr. David H. Goldstein that only about one in 200 tests reveals cancer while many other conditions are detected.
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New York
New York University-Bellevue Hospital
America
Prayer text from James C. Kinard signals Holy Week reflection
A short devotional prayer asks merciful God for forgiveness during Holy Week. The blessing pleads for salvation through Jesus Christ and ends with Amen, attributed to James C. Kinard of Newberry South Carolina, an insurance executive.
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Calvary
James C. Kinard
Newberry, S. C
Insurance Executive
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
A week’s leave in Tokyo from his Korea unit was Pfc. Grover J. Brady son of Joseph Brady Shady Spring He entered the Army in July 1953 and arrived overseas in February 1954 Brady formerly attended Shady Spring High School Stationed at Norfolk Va after returning from a Mediterranean cruise Charles W Stanley machinist's mate fireman son of the Rev and Mrs Landon W Stanley East Beckley Serving aboard a naval destroyer he has visited several ports Valeria B Jones seaman son of Mr and Mrs Guy W Jones Whitby The Salem returned to Boston Mass after a month of operations in Caribbean waters two weeks of practice operations began in the North Atlantic Early in May the Salem will depart for the Mediterranean to serve as flagship for the United States Sixth Fleet A member of the First Marine Division's First Regiment in Korea is Cpl Dorn E Broyles son of Mr and Mrs W E Broyles Mullens He wears the Arctic parka and fur lined cap for protection against the freezing Korean winter before entering service in March 1953 he attended Mullens High School
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Tokyo
Korea
Pfc
Grover J. Brady
Joseph Brady
Shady Spring
933Rd
Brady
Shady Spring High School
Norfolk
Charles W. Stanley
Landon W. Stanley
East Beckley
W. Stanley
Lisbon
Portugal
Algiers
Marseilles
France
Genoa
Italy
la Spezia Valencia
Spain
Kanella
Greece
Boston
Mass
Caribbean
Valeria B. Jones
Guy W. Jones
Whitby
Salem
North
Plantic
Mediterranean
United States Sixth Fleet
Cpl. D. Broyles
Mullens High School
Sanitary Board Meeting Silence Prompt Questions
Audrey Wood notes ongoing questions about Beck ley Sanitary Board lacking meetings for a year and potential new member. The column also comments on Raleigh County Park Board terms expiring since 1953 and a proposal to install a lounge near the courthouse after observing Fayette County Court's lounge setup.
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Fayette County Court
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf nonsense dialogue
A collage of humorous snippets features Lincoln legend quips about breeding and outside interests, a town square crash between two foreign sports cars, Sheriff Knopf taking notes, and a playful exchange about a character named Tony who knows risqué songs and whistles them.
Jericho’s fall blamed on jerrybuilt construction theory
William Ritz Ritch posits that Jericho collapsed repeatedly not by fate but by shoddy workmanship. Kay argues the city’s walls failed due to a series of substandard builds and careless design choices.
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Ritch Kay
Jericho
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