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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1961
Page
4
A reflective line notes belief as a foundation for facing death with dignity, suggesting that faith in immortality shapes how one conducts life and faces mortality.
National Library Week highlights a vast book gap in rural America with 25 million lacking services and two thirds of elementary schools without central libraries. The piece argues for $500 million to $750 million annually to extend access, trained staff, and new buildings to fuel informed citizens, ending with the elderly man’s metaphor that books are a light.
Essay argues tolerance and intolerance define character. It cites a western university poll on the worst race, a WWII scene with Jewish prisoners aiding fellow captives, and a Religious Telescope piece on eliminating slurs from dictionaries. The author says courage is tested in minority, tolerance in majority, urging true respect over lip service.
Bruce Bross notes New Jersey 1961 governor race as the key to GOP strength for 1962 and 1964. Three contenders compete April 18, led by Walter Jones with Bergen County power, James Mitchell backed by Eisenhower links and Clifford Case, and Wayne Dumont with Western support. Forecasters see turnout and organization sway. Jones, Mitchell, or Dumont each hold distinct paths to victory.
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona questions GOP presidential chances in 1964 unless President Kennedy falters. Politicians rarely admit pessimism about the presidency as it affects their own career prospects and potential losses in down ballot races. They seek the strongest path to maintain influence, win or lose.
A brief prayer asking God to use limited instruments humbly in his service. The message emphasizes not overestimating one’s competence nor underestimating usefulness, seeking God’s resources to fulfill tasks in Jesus name.
Harley T. Marsh of Beckley was elected class valedictorian by Greenbrier Military seniors. Marsh has unusually high academic averages and is a talented speaker. Beckley Scout leaders plan first leader training session. Oscar O Williams will speak on Tender Foot Requirements. Morris Harvey College president Riggleman announces Homer Martin named head coach succeeding W H Walker and Art Rezzonico. Appalachian Coals launches plan for expanded sales force with expectation it will be invalidated by the Supreme Court.
Raleigh edition published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Subscription rates shown for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier with tax notice. carriers are independent contractors and payments to them are not Beckley Newspapers responsibility.
Washington report on Brookhaven National Laboratory scientists using cobalt-60 gamma rays to treat a 10 acre garden field. Grotesque sizes appear in common plants, while some species show improved varieties including oats beans peanuts and carnations. Seymour Shapiro is mentioned.
Transcript notes Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee hearing on hot thumb gardening and radiation experiments. Shapiro describes peanuts and a new carnation variety, while lawmakers question costs and public funding. A former strawberry grower disputes the claim of a particularly distasteful strawberry.
State Motor Vehicles Commission official Jack Nuckols says he has heard many good comments statewide about his work in interviews. The report notes he is a former Raleigh County senator and references ongoing statehouse activity.
A humorous column by Hal Cochran mocks petty family quarrels and social quirks. It notes a banquet speaker who denies talkativeness yet proves it, wonders about chickens wandering into gardens, and jokes about a Missouri mother with her eighth boy, all with a playful critique of gender and society.
In Raleigh County reports the Raleigh Realty and Construction Co will market lots in a Beckley expansion within city limits reaching Mabscott and Beckley Junction. County records note a Lanark Coal Co charter with $10 000 stock and Beckley leaders among stockholders.
The text lists quiz Q s and As including the Vice President voting in the Senate only to break ties, Sinclair Lewis as the first American Nobel literature laureate, bay leaves from the Mediterranean laurel, Denmark selling the Virgin Islands for 25 million, inaugural medals since 1901, Magellan killed in the Philippine Islands, coffee trees bearing fruit at three years, and the Euprates as southwest Asia s longest stream at 1700 miles.
The National Safety Council urges ongoing注意 to plastic bag risks after 114 deaths, mostly children, from misuse of thin film used in dry cleaning bags. Parents should keep bags away from kids and destroy them after use by tearing, tying, or destroying the bag completely.
New York gossip column highlights aging showbiz royalty and the Lambs Club skit with Pat Rooney correcting Horace McMahon about ages. It notes Ed die Weber on piano, Pat Rooney and a parade of sixtyish stars, plus notes on Janice Rule, Danny Thomas, Frank Sinatra, Barbara Stanwyck, and Jack Benny jokes.
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