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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
2
A brief aphorism notes that true wit includes the wisdom to hide one’s cleverness. The line suggests prudence in revealing intellect rather than ostentation.
The White Paper led by Duncan Sandys signals Britain will rely on nuclear deterrence, scrap battleships, and reduce Army strength to 150,000 by 1962. The Royal Navy would be half the Army’s size, and NATO posture may shift as Britain becomes a launching platform for US missiles. Admiral Wright warns NATO’s naval deployment would feel the effect.
The piece discusses TV access to presidential news conferences since 1955 and a live Aug 22 1956 broadcast in San Francisco. It notes concerns about changing interview dynamics, the president's control over film release, and reporters seeking personal recognition through long questions.
A reader rejects coffee and cigarettes after recounting his father’s death from coffee and a cigarette. The letter condemns both habits and shares a personal memory of his father’s dying words. The poem by Shirley Ruth Klein is titled Beware the spell of April and appears at the end.
As Daylight Saving Time returns this Sunday, about 80 million people in 15 states and DC will spring clocks forward one hour. The shift disrupts railroad timetables, radio and TV schedules, and Western Union time services, with the ICC rejecting the Pennsylvania Railroad plan to adopt daylight times coast to coast.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Raleigh S Register as second class mail matter in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. The paper lists Associated Press rights and national advertising reps. Subscriptions are offered daily and Sunday, daily only, and prepaid rates with tax. carriers and distributors work as independent contractors.
Circleville star Polly Bergen flies to Hollywood to portray Helen Morgan in a CBS TV film. She treats the role as more than a singer, noting Morgan’s pathos and impact on audiences, and hints at revealing what the project will explore beyond the famous or tragic image.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles signaled concern for Jordan's independence amid a crisis blamed on pro-Egyptian and pro-Communist elements. They affirmed Middle East focus and potential U.S. readiness to aid allied nations if faced with armed aggression from international communism, though no direct action or attack on Jordan is evident.
A Portland Oregon minister at First Presbyterian Church asks forgiveness for earthbound lives. He pleads for grace to reflect heavenly beauty through Christ in the day ahead.
Case notes psychologist Harvey H. recalls a 41 year old factory executive asking whether to financially aid his daughter and her husband as they start a family. He warns against regular remittance unless dire, noting early sacrifices test marriage and budgeting while suggesting wiser affluent support.
The Worry Clinic warns against cash gifts that raise a couple's living standard. It suggests capital investments like a down payment on a home or a new car as gifts, while urging in-laws to have couples live on the husband's paycheck and study budgeting. It offers a booklet titled How to Live on a Budget for readers to request.
In Moose Lake and Star Gazelle, the piece defines a defensive driver as one who anticipates mistakes by others and is ready to respond safely. It contrasts readiness to act with the need to prevent harm to other drivers or pedestrians through prompt correct reactions.
Hal Boyle notes a shift in the U S labor force as white-collar workers become the largest group. A Labor Department expert warns skilled manpower shortages will worsen without better training and education while farming declines to a small business affair. The piece frames a broad transition from farm to city and from peasant to professional labor.
From the Locals and Personals column H H Harper offers his store for sale. Thomas H Wickham buys Mrs Annie Croft's residence on North Kanawha Street for 23000 dollars and plans to sell lots. Deputy Sheriff C Prince Phillips moves to Beckley East.
Henry E Hull a native and lifelong resident of the county died April 24 at his home on North Kanawha Street. He was born December 28 1850 at Shady Spring. The notice lists his life events and death in Raleigh County.
Canadian born Patricia Owens recalls lean London days living on spaghetti to survive until big breaks. Born in British Columbia and raised in England, she faced typecasting due to her accent before winning praise in West End and securing contracts with J Arthur Rank and Twentieth Century Fox.
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