Thought for Today Quote on Speech and Listening
A brief aphorism states that people should refrain from evil speech and evil hearing. It attributes the idea to Hare and frames it as guidance on conduct and communication.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1957
Page
2
A brief aphorism states that people should refrain from evil speech and evil hearing. It attributes the idea to Hare and frames it as guidance on conduct and communication.
Arrests in recent months show police raids targeting gambling illicit whisky sales numbers racket and other crimes. State county and city forces cooperate to deter crime while warning laxity could bring back one armed bandits and jeopardize the town’s 10 year moral climate.
Baseball and business mix as major and minor leagues face attendance shifts and anti trust talk. The New York Yankees vie for the AL pennant amid rising TV and radio rights while Milwaukee and Brooklyn vie in the NL. Minor leagues show losses with 213 teams in 28 leagues, and major teams profit from broadcaster deals totaling millions.
Thousands of American physicians are joining community groups and service projects to improve health. The March 15 AMA Journal editorial highlights doctors on chambers of commerce school boards and civil defense, linking health gains to collective action and public trust.
The record notes the tallest aspen in the United States at 69 feet near Sumney Michigan. It cites that the era of greatest state admissions occurred under Benjamin Harrison. It also mentions apples introduced to England during Roman occupation.
A Chicago Daily Tribune piece critiques Norma Lee Browning for portraying migrants as a single inferior group. The critic argues her slumming narrative spread stereotypes without sourcing official data and did not advance honest social understanding.
The Raleigh Register notes changes in home delivery options and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with details on carrier duties, independent contractor status, and payment terms. The notice explains address change procedures and tax considerations under West Virginia law.
Tilden E. Smith Jr. recounts Chicago reporters blaming hillbillies for crime waves while detailing misuse by landlords. He cites a bad trade with a Chicago dealer and notes migrants from the south and Puerto Ricans face exploitation, rents rising, and rooming-house fragmentation blamed on newcomers.
A psychologist outlines a plan for teen Tom W. and others: aim for high grades, think positively, finish tasks with a flourish, and use an agenda. He cites Joseph in Genesis as an example of rising through extra effort and leadership, then urges joining God’s team, public speaking, and completing high school before college to boost lifetime earnings.
Hollywood profile notes Tony Randall, known as Wally Cox’s pal on Mister Peepers, transitioning between TV and stage. It highlights his Broadway turn in Inherit the Wind, praise from critics, and leading role opposite Jayne Mansfield in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter, with reflections on Peepers’ impact and TV star production.
Evelyn Earl Wilson interviews Groucho Marx noting his aversion to crowds and TV fame. He jokes about Emmys Oscars and missing his own party in New York while other showbiz items and quips fill this nightlife column.
A narrator quips about efforts to chip away at a vast sum of 72 million dollars. The tone shifts to callous remarks about adding a thousand million and the potential impact of automated stations on employment. The speaker notes that someone must load it, underscoring concern about jobs.
Betty Murray known as the Show Plane Lady promotes international theater tours. She plans an International Show Plane trip to Europe with visits to England Paris and Rome meeting stars like Olivier Bergman and Lanza. The venture has ferried 25 000 playgoers and aims at expanding to a round‑the‑world itinerary by year end.
Today's prayer asks for God's grace to lift those who have lost joy from indifference and selfish habits. It seeks the restoration of salvation joy, return to church fellowship, love, grateful well being, and a renewed place in God’s kingdom through Jesus Christ.
Assigned to duty in Saudi Arabia is Airman 3 C Billy Adkins, son of Mrs Agnes Adkins, Fireco and the late Basil Adkins. He entered service in 1952, enlisted in the Army, served three years, then joined the Air Force. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB and is attached to an Army unit by Fort Bragg before his current assignment. He expects to be in Saudi Arabia for a year. Adkins attended Stoco High School. Graduating from a nine week general drafting course at The Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, was Pfc Michael M Palm, 23, whose wife Janet lives in Beckley. The course trained in charts and graphs from notes, sketches, models, work orders and oral instructions. Entering the Army last October, Fort Jackson, S C. He was a research draftsman in the power plants department of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation in Quannah, Pa., before entering the Army.
The letter expresses registered readers’ views on the Raleigh County Civic Auditorium referendum and opposes changing clocks. It criticizes Rev Donnelly and argues that the shift harms working people by reducing rest and extending heat in cities, with J W Trimyer Glen Morgan as signers.
A reflection on resisting evil and choosing forgiveness over retaliation. The message cites Matthew 5 38 39 and urges adults to rise above petty slights through Christ like restraint. It mentions a mother and son scene and notes Riverside Avenue Christian Church in Jacksonville Florida.
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