Thought For Today Quote on Blushing and Impudence
A brief quotation laments the man who cannot blush or feel. the speaker calls such a person the acme of impudence, linked to Menan.
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Raleigh Register in Beckley, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1959
Page
4
Strange Kind of Democracy in Yankus Farm Stand
A Michigan farmer, Stanley Yankus, sold his farm and declared he would move to Australia after years of penalties for not following wheat allotment laws. The piece questions government policy, liberty, and the future of America as a hard working farmer abandons his homeland in search of perceived freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Yankus
America
Michigan
Australia
Yankus
United States
Free
Brave
Two Senators McCarthy Share Name But Different Paths
The piece contrasts Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin and Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota. It notes their different political stances, careers, and reputations, with Joseph famous for anti-Communist crusades and Eugene portraying a more moderate to liberal record. It highlights education and teaching roles for the Minnesota senator and references past elections and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
McCarthy
G.O.P
R. M. LaFollette
University of Minnesota
Sins Of Omission And Marriage Sins Of Commission
Dr George W Crane discusses Ralph and Nora a couple on brink of divorce after Ralph's affair the night Nora gave birth. He urges wives to meet their husbands sexual needs during pregnancy, warning neglect leads to temptation and domestic tragedy. The columnist frames pregnancy as normal and emphasizes matching calories and erotic attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Ralph
Nora
We Live Too Fast and Neglect Our Friends at Moose Club
Roy Lee Harmon recalls a dinner with George Chambers and Francis Farley, a WV public relations man for the petroleum industry, discussing taxes, highways funds, and lake plans while lamenting how life moves too fast. He reflects on lost visits with old friends, the social toll of busyness, and a Towne poem about vanished friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
George Chambers
Francis
Skeets
Farley
West Virginia
Washington
West
Chambers
George
Flat Top Lake
Jack Preston
Greenbrier River
Rayleigh County
Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Several West Virginia service members appear in a roundup: Billy J. Barber, 20, of Oceana, promoted to specialist four in Germany with the 24th Infantry Division after enlisting in 1957. Lewis E. Jones, 24, and Lowell B. Dillon, 24, both assigned to the 48th Infantry in Worms, Germany. Jones arrived in Europe in January 1958, a rifleman in Company C. Dillon, also in Company C, arrived in Europe in January 1958. William A. Southern and Carl R. Ward, Raleigh County men, begin basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. Pvt. Southern is son of Johan Franklin Southern. Pvt. Ward is son of Ernes tine Hughes. Pfc. Howard F. Chambers, 19, Mount Hope, completed a 10-week machinist course at Aberdeen Proving Ground after enlisting in August 1956. Paul E. Garretson, aviation ordnanceman, serves aboard USS Midway, which returned to California after a six-month Far East tour. Pfc. Herbert R. O’Boyle, 20, of Scarbro, completed a four-week course in Mur na u at the European Engineer Ordnance School and is a jeep driver in Karlsruhe. son of Sylvester H. and Mary lives in Lochgelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
24Th Infantry Division
Billy J. Barber
Edward H. Barber
Oceana
24Th
Army
Europe
Oceana High School
W. and F. Legg
Mount Hope
48Th Infantry
Worms
Pic
Lewis E. Jones
William W. Jones
Lowell B. Dillon
Betty
Whitesville
Jones
Fort Riley
Kan
Dillon
Otey Dillon
Colcord
Clear Fork High School
Ordnance School
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Howard F. Chambers
Hattie Chambers
Route 1
Fort Jackson
S. C
Mount Hope High School
Duncan’s Inc
Bradley
Uss
Midway
Paul E. Garretson
Lonnie E. Garretson
Josephine
California
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Army European Engineer Ordnance School
Murnau
Herbert R. O'Boyle
Mary
Scarbro
Karlsruhe
17Th Signal Battalion
Collins High School
Sylvester H. O’boyle
Lochgelly
Beckley News Rates and Delivery Details
The notice lists subscription rates for Beckley News and the Associated Press policy. It notes daily and Sunday prices for various terms, home delivery options, and tax. It states independent contractor status for carriers and limits the newspaper’s responsibility for advance payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Boots to billions How Bottner reshaped shoe polish fortunes
Irving J. Bottner, at 43, transformed a stagnant $70 million industry with a stand up shine bar concept and scented cleaners. He studied routines, sought easier chores, and urged a jump from under $2 to $3 or $4 spent on shoe care, betting on a boom driven by convenience and fragrance. He grew from a Bronx hand laundry family, shining shoes to support his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving J. Bottner
America
Bottner
Bott~ner
Botmer
Bronx
Toots Shor and a Streetwise Path to Success
A portrait of Toots Shor, New York restaurateur, who accepts a cab driver’s tip about a local dining spot and later reflects on seizing opportunities. The tale charts Shor’s rise from college worker to ambitious entrepreneur, highlighting his belief in innovating rather than sticking to old methods and the mindset that sparked his climb toward millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toots Shor
New York
51St Street
Toots
Anks
Teale
Bonner
Symbols and trade signs in early shops
The piece explains the mortar and pestle as a chemist sign and notes how signs over doors identified trades like barber and druggist. It also describes modern trademarks as shop identifiers and suggests a game to recognize trademarks, awarding $10 to Carl Hempstead of Bay City, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hempstead
Bay City
Mich
Beckley
Prayer For Today From Nashville Church Staff Editor
Prayer text expresses gratitude for spring colors and creation. It requests inner sight to see beauty and inner ears to hear thy voice. The writer acknowledges human smallness and asks for true appreciation to match God’s gifts in Jesus name Amen. Mac E Hunter Nashville Tenn staff editor National Baptist Publishing Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Amen
Mac E
Hunter
Nashville
Tenn
National Baptist Publishing Board
Earl Wilson Jeff Donnell Loses 16 Pounds And Gains Smile
New York gossip notes Jeff Donnell says she shed 16 pounds and jokes about her fame while playing a nurse on CBS. She discusses marriage, finances, and her NY lifestyle, mentioning ex-husband George, a Paparazzi presence, and plans for TV and Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Donnell
New York
George Gobel
Alice
George
Little Tin God
CBS
Jeff
John Bricker
Aldo Ray
Jean Marie
Matt and Jeff
Mikie
Sardi’s
Jeff Chandler
Hollywood
Lonesome George
New Yorker
Maine
Maryland
Connecticut
Jurors drawn for May term Circuit Court list of names
The following jurors have been drawn to serve during the May term of Circuit Court Otis Lafferty Elbert Farley Albert Daniel Londa Lilly Jackson Arnold Ransley Fox William Spanelger Charley McGhee George Smith Sr J F Webb John H Houchins J W Sweeney F G Lilly H G Henderson George Stover Simeon Lilly George Covey Reed Maynor Taz Snuffer S E Lilly John Murdock Jackson Bragg James R Hendricks Alfred Richmond Shady Spring L P Gates E D Smith Oliver Jerrell Chester Stanley J W Cole Mont Phillips Bill Lewis Alexander Richmond G H Williams Joseph Davis Riley Cook George W Barr Joseph Wright R H Harden J L Farley Samuel Harper James Shepherd D L Maysner George Trump James Wiseman Oley McGinnis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Otis Lafferty
Elbert Farley
Albert Daniel
Londa Lilly
Jackson Arnold
Ransley Fox
William Spanegler
Charley McGhee
George Smith, Sr
J. F. Webb
John H. Houchins
J. W. Sweeney
F. G. Lilly
H. G. Henderson
George Stover
Simeon Lilly
George Covey
Reed Maynor
Taz Snuffer
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Southern
Pvt
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Pvt. Southern
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Epperly
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