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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1950

Page

4

Raleigh Register Beckley News Rate Card 1950

Raleigh Register page from April 26 1950 outlines publication rules and subscription rates for Beckley and Hinton editions. It lists post office classification, Associated Press use, national advertising reps, and home delivery pricing with six month and yearly options. It notes two percent West Virginia sales tax and carrier-based delivery terms.

Raleigh _ Register Beckley W. Va Raleigh Register Beckley Newspapers Corporation Hinton W Va Thomas F. Stafford Associated Press KATZ New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City ATS San Francisco Los Angeles Atlanta Dallas West Virginia

Boy Scout Exposition Shows Hope for Tomorrow

Raleigh County observers discuss juvenile delinquency but a recent Boy Scout Exposition in the Recreation Building offers a brighter view. More than 7,000 visitors viewed hundreds of exhibits showing youth industry and initiative, signaling community support for scouting and reduced delinquency.

Raleigh County Boy Scout Movement

Alpha and Omega in New York auto show

British manufacturers who arranged their own automobile show in New York earned praise for seeking funds in America to build cars and then returning to market the finished product. The piece suggests Socialists lack faith in capitalism as the core of their system.

New York America

Dawson Story of a Ghost Town in New Mexico

The mining town of Dawson New Mexico will close June 30 as coal loses its market to oil and gas. 1 250 residentsit miners and familieswill relocate. Once a coal hub for Phelps Dodge and Southern Pacific the town declines as railroads and industries dieselize and demand for coal falls. The piece warns of similar futures for other coal fields if prices and contracts shift.

Dawson New Mexico Phelps-Dodge Corporation Arizona Southern Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific

The Nation Today No Script for the Drama of Life

AP Staff Writer James Marlow reflects on the little man’s view of humanity. He considers how people can embody both goodness and cruelty, driven by the struggle for security and ego. The piece ponders whether lasting improvement is possible within one lifetime.

James Marlow Washington Sarna

Spring Lightning and Bug Dust Cheer Readers in Kanawha Valley

Bug Dust reports on mid April weather turning warm and bright in the Kanawha Valley with birds, flowers, and wildlife signs of spring. Mentions Beckley Water Company ducks, Capital City event on government savings bonds, and Beckwith 4 H Camp plans for mid May. Notes Fayette County fish fries, Beckwith event sponsored by Cleve Bailey, and Girl Scout cookie drive supporting girls' camp subsidies.

Kanawha Beckley Water Company John Frisk Oak Hill Charleston Fayette County New Gauley Ohio River Maryland Bug Dust John Cleve Bailey Third

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo Origins From Songwriters

Saul Pett reports on Mack David and Jerry Livingston who wrote Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo for Cinderella. They sought non sense words with rhythm to fit the fairy godmother scene. After two weeks of exploration, the pair produced the tune and lyrics, finishing the job in one additional day.

Saul Pett Hal Boyle New York Mack David Jerry Livingston Bibbidi Walt Disney Music Livingston David

Weir High Group Makes Debut in Teacup Society

Weirton Weir High School sociology class under Paul V. Kelchak staged a formal tea to teach grace and poise. Students dressed in their Sunday best crowded the auditorium for a debut into teacup society, sharing a receiving line, spilled tea, and a lively, if chaotic, reception.

Weir High Group John R. Morris Weirton Weir High School Weirton Paul V. Kelchak West Virginia School Journal Bob Marino Doods Bob Report

Literary Guidepost Of Men and Mountains By Douglas

From Yakima, Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas recalls Mount Adams and Mount Rainier as he trek in the Cascades. His book covers outdoors skills from fishing to fire making, bears, avalanches, and local legends, with stories about Jack Nelson and Roy Schaefler.

Yakima Washington Bill Douglas U. S. Supreme Court Mount Adams Mount Rainier Cascades Hugh Oregon Wallowas Jack Nelson Roy Schaeffler Art Douglas

Family Tensions Rise in William Prescott Saga

William Prescott governs a sprawling lumber empire while his children stir trouble. Barbara bicycles to a windswept overlook as Barbara and Julia navigate affinity, power, and secrecy. Eugene Arnold plots to seize influence, pursuing Barbara’s and Julia’s affections amid mounting family and business strain.

William Prescott Ursula Thomas Matthew Julia Tom Barbara Oliver Eugene Arnold Prescott Prescott Lumber Company Ben Watson William

Remembering Duffy’s Malt Whiskey and Dillingham’s Plant Juice

A nostalgic look at forgotten products once boosted by newspaper advertising. The piece recalls Duffy’s Malt Whiskey as a medicine and tonic, Dillingham’s Plant Juice, and older brands like Peruna Swamp Root and Kilmer’s remedies, noting how ads shaped consumer habits and brand longevity. It also reflects on changes in tobacco and food ads and the rising influence of women as buyers in modern advertising.

Duffy Dillingham Dr. Magan Gabfest Murad Mecca Rameses Ramleh Helmaz

Public Invited to Hear Doctor Talk on Alcohol

The local chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous invites the public to a meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in Room 10 Memorial Building. A psychiatrist, medical doctor, and owner of a northern state alcohol hospital will discuss his experiences with alcohol and alcoholics.

William Julia Ursula Eugene Gene Papa Dr. Banks Alcoholics Anonymous Memorial Building

St Stephens Men Hear Investigator Talk at Church

St Stephen's Men Club met at 6 p.m. Monday in St Stephen's Episcopal Church to hear Tom C Allen of the Federal Bureau of Investigation give a talk.

St. Stephen’s St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Tom C. Allen Federal of Investigation, Give

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