Thought for today on tariffs and changing economic views
Editorial argues about protectionist tariffs in U S history contrasting Republican and Democratic stances. It notes Rep Cleveland Bailey’s opposition to lower tariffs, concerns for coal oil pottery and workers, and reflects on how tariffs helped build industry yet later widened inequality before calling for adaptive thinking as conditions change.
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United States
Cleveland Bailey
Clarksburg
Eisenhower
Bailey
West Virginia
America
Ancient healers and modern neuroses in review
The piece compares ancient skull drilling to modern chemically induced hypnosis in psychiatry. It notes the ancients suspected mental causes, while today psychiatrists aim to eradicate neuroses without harm, warning against idealizing progress until researchers curb acts that threaten civilization.
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American Medical Association
Truth at Last FDR knew about Pearl Harbor attack beforehand
A new book by Rear Admiral Theobald claims President Roosevelt failed to warn Pearl Harbor commanders, withheld intercepts, and influenced events to gain public support for war. Blames Kimmel and Short as scapegoats. Halsey endorses forewords. book cites decoded Tokyo Honolulu dispatches and a 1941 diary note.
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FDR
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Theobald
USN
Halsey
Kimmel
Roosevelt
Admiral Richardson
Mr. Roosevelt
Admiral Kimmel
United States
Honolulu
General Short
Admira
President Roosevelt
General Marshall
Admiral Stark
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Trans- Pacific
Pacific
Henry L. Stimson
Japan
Hitler
Kevin Adair
New York
Backseat Drivers Earn Respect With Gentle Guidance
A reflective column praises backseat drivers for their potential value. It cites a Pennsylvania doctor noting their constructive talking can reduce accidents by keeping the driver alert. The piece pokes fun at the habit of correcting the driver, then argues these passengers may deserve recognition for perseverance and wit.
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Pennsylvania
MacArthur Ministers Light Up Small Town Faith
In MacArthur a 1650 resident town lists 14 ministers, nearly one per hundred people, including W. O. Cadle and others. Woodrow Wilson High School band praised by Congressman Bob Byrd for Cherry Blossom Festival parade. Fire leaves Crawford family homeless. aid requested. A Florida poem from Alan Wein highlights weather jabs. Buckhannon game farm adds buffalo and elk from Oklahoma. aims to become a rustic North American wildlife spot along the Sutton Buckhannon highway.
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W. O. Cadle
R. H. Dean
D. W. French
G. R. Hubbard
L. B. James
Johnson Meador
Kyle J. Proffitt
S. D. Smith
J. C. Edmonds
Shirley Jones
John Spencer
Roger M. Lilly
Claude Stump
Troy Cave
Bob Byrd
Woodrow Wilson High School
Washington
Byrd
Woodrow Wilson
Charleston
Bug Dust
Harold Lambert
State Conservation Commission
Lambert
Buckhannon
Wichita National Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma
Fayette
Raleigh
North America
Sutton
Bug
Ned
Santa
Donnie
Raleigh Register Evening Edition Rates Notice
Publication details for Raleigh Register Evening Edition and Sunday Morning. Copyright and mailing information given, including Beckley and Hinton offices, BECKLEY NEWSPAPERS CORPORATION, postal classification, and subscription pricing across daily Sunday and combination plans with states and address change instructions.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
Hinton
Podiatrists, Nightclub Jokes, and Broadway Notes
A collage of pop culture jabs from a 1950s nightlife scene. Podiatrists warn barefoot norms risk feet while stars like Sammy Davis Jr and Red Buttons draw attention in clubs. Theater chatter covers Gilda Gray, Gwen Verdon, and Billy from a scene in King of Hearts.
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Sammy Davis Jr
Copacabana
Sammy
Red Buttons
Jackie Miles
Will Mastin
Mary Samil
Porfirio Rubirosa
Daily Rut What We Would Miss If Civilization Falls
In a New York piece the author weighs what would be missed if civilization collapsed in the atomic age. He notes fear of war, but argues true tragedy lies in losing the power to better life through daily routines, routines that define us and connect past to future. He recalls a chat with his wife about missing the familiar rhythms of work, home, music, and small pleasures.
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Crawford
New York
Winston Churchill
Earth
Frances
Beethoven
Empire State Building
Prayer for inner strength and sanctification
A devotional closing prayer by George C. Pidgeon from Toronto, urging God to subdue sinful impulses, cleanse the heart, and dedicate thoughts, actions, and relationships to divine will through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
George C. Pidgeon
Toronto
United Church of Canada
U S Faces Dulles Policy Test Over Indochina Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles has described potential U S responses to Red Chinese aid to Ho Chi Minh in Indochina. Committees grilled for specifics, but no firm policy was disclosed. The issue centers on where to draw the line before backing up warnings with action.
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Dulles
Indochina
St. Louis
New York
Korea
Ho Chi Minh
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dien Bien Phu
House
United Action
Tiny munitions and odd names flash in spoof report
The Air Force reveals a tiny missile nicknamed Lazy Dog while a Mau Mau leader is dubbed General China. Swallows miss a St. Joseph’s Day gathering at San Juan Capistrano, and a furniture trend called feudal oak sparks a domestic squabble between Mora and Pop over arrangement.
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Air Force
San Juan Capistrano
Mora
Pop
Douglas on European trip and American food longing
Hollywood star Kirk Douglas recalls Europe years away from home and misses plain American dishes like pot roast and corned beef. He notes tax break motives for living abroad and says the journey enriched his acting, broadened his view of the United States, and reinforced the American success story.
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Kirk Douglas
France
United States
Douglas
Congress
Ulysses
Israel
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Engeland
Issur Danielovitch
Amsterdam
N. Y
Russia
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