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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1947

Page

2

Becl ley Beckley Newspapers Subscription Rates Notice

The Raleigh Register publisher Becl ley Newspapers Corporation lists mailing details and subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues. Rates show one year in advance at 3.00 dollars and six months at 1.50 dollars with location taxes and address changes requiring old and new addresses.

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Every Man A Farmer in Raleigh County

The piece argues for expanding smallholdings in Raleigh County West Virginia where coal dominates but 2642 farms offer a path to local food production. It highlights four official agencies Farm Extension Service A A Farm Security and Soil Conservation with county and state leaders and urges coal miners to pursue subsistence farming for economic stability and independence.

Raleigh West Virginia Raleigh County Agricultural Extension Service H. B. Thomas Agricultural Adjustment Administration Franklin Lilly Farm Security Administration John Cooper Soil Conservation Service Floyd Rothlisberger Leon F. Silberberger Farm Bureau Friends of the Land Four-H Clubs Future Farmers of America

Defend to the Death in Debate Over Wallace Speech

The piece defends Henry Wallace against claims of violating the Logan Act while arguing freedom of speech. It questions muzzling dissent, notes ethical duty to counter rather than purge, and cites Voltaire on defending speech even when disagreeing. It contrasts American pluralism with Russian restraint.

Henry Wallace Logan Thomas New Jersey Wallace U. S Greece Turkey Voltaire

Three to One Ratio at American Locomotive in Centennial Year

American Locomotive plans to produce three diesel electric engines for every steam engine this year as it marks its 100th year and shifts away from steam. President Robert B. McColl cites changing conditions and a growing backlog of orders worth 80 million dollars.

American Locomotive Company Iron Horse Robert B. McColl American Locomotive

Bear hunt raises Four-H camp prank to community tale

A Beaver County Four-H Club chases a bear rumor sparked by county agent H. B. Thomas and "Trapper" Johnson. The tale inspires a mock hunt, joke turning to caution about accuracy amid editor notes on field deadlines and a correction about a Street Scene caption.

Beaver School Four- H Club Thomas and Wild Cat" Wooten Brothers of the Hunt Beckley West Virginia Beaver Four-H Club Greenbrier Raleigh County Four-H

Rita Hayworth Plans Europe Trip Amid Domestic Strains

Rita Hayworth prepares for a Europe tour aboard the Veendam described as a postwar export mission by Hollywood handlers. She says the two month voyage will also serve exploitation for the Army, while she contemplates divorcing Orson Welles and juggling fans and garters from admirers.

Miss Hayworth Europe Hollywood Rita Shanghai

Truman seeks law to let government decide arms sales

President Truman asks Congress to grant authority for the United States to determine which nations may buy arms here. The shift follows a long history from isolation toward active involvement in world affairs and a cash-and-carry approach that aimed to aid allies while maintaining neutrality.

James Marlow Washington Truman Congress League of Nations Senate Nye North Dakota Republican Germany Nye Committee Roosevelt Mussolini Mary Ethiopia Spain Franco ANCW Russia Nazi Germany Maly France Britain

Kay Forces Hal to Seek Honest Work and Regain Trust

Kay confronts Hal Taylor about forgery and money. she persuades him to quit the bank and pursue selling canned goods to repay his grandmother. Hal commits to earn and repay, aided by Kay, while Alicia and Ella suspect hidden motives and a trunk holds keys to past secrets.

Hal Taylor Kay Iquick Alicia Hal Mimi Eddie Elia Ella Matt

Hollywood Star Tyrone Power tires of adventure roles

Hollywood star Tyrone Power, worn by typecasting as adventure heroes, says life is short and he longs for variety. He recalls long hair for Captain from Castile and lists future wishes from Nightmare Alley to light comedies and a pure love story.

Gene Handsaker Hollywood Tyrone Powers Fortune Pedro Vargas Captain Casile Thomas Gomez Mexico

State Dept Should Publish FDR Churchill Stalin Yalta Notes

Joseph Alsop urges the State Department to release Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin correspondence. He argues Wallace misrepresents policy and claims the papers show Roosevelt’s firm desire for independent Eastern European governments. The article contends publication would rebut Wallace and reveal wartime diplomacy and postwar moves with Truman.

State Department Yalta Joseph Alsop Washington Franklin Delano Roosevelt Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt Milton Berle Edwin Booth Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wallace Soviet Union Nazi Germany Churchill Stalin Europe Poland Romania Hungary Bulgaria Kremlin Foreign Office Harry S. Truman Clement Attlee Vishinsky Groza Truman Harry S. Hopkins War and Navy San Francisco White House Lend Lease Greece Turkey Britain France Richard Crossman Kingsley Martin Crossman United States

Democracy Price Is Vote Says Woodhouse for Women

Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse a former congresswoman and current executive director of the Democratic National Committee Women’s Division argues the price of democracy is an intelligent vote. She urges 30 million of about 46 million potential women voters to register as Democrats and emphasizes voting and political education for 1948.

Jane Eads Washington Chase Going Woodhouse Connecticut Woodhouse Democratic National Committee United States Congress Labor Department Truman

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