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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1959
Page
4
A reflective saying notes that imperfection provokes complaint. It argues that self perfection brings gentleness toward others flaws and defects.
A Beckley editorial urges residents to remodel and repair homes this spring to boost local economy and help idle workers. The piece cites faith in Beckley and notes two banks investing over a million dollars in a city building program as part of a broader expansion series.
A roving editorial voice surveys rising TV comedy ads with graphic nasal imagery and a pill that promises quick relief. It notes the Surgeon General’s influenza warning and urges viewers to act by getting vaccines and stocking aspirin while criticizing daytime television for improvements.
Dr George W Cranes article explains laughter as an emotional outlet for surplus energy among youth. It notes Stella and Della, fourteen, giggling at table, plus the effect of mixed audiences on laughter and a giggle test for conversations.
President Eisenhower's nomination of Christian Herter to be secretary of state surprised no one though a delay in announcing after Dulles illness sparked speculation. The move faced Capitol Hill pressure from Herter backers while Dirksen disclosed the choice 24 hours early. The budget battle between the White House and Democrats continues as spending measures lag in the House, amid calls for a balanced budget and inflation fears.
Military personnel from West Virginia and nearby areas are profiled for duties in Europe and the Mediterranean. James R. Baugues arrives in Alameda aboard USS Midway after Western Pacific duty. Charles C. Leffew earns a safe driver award in Vicenza with the 79th Artillery. M Sgt William R. Gwinn, Mount Hope, completes Nuclear Power Operators School at Fort Belvoir. Pvt Romanuel Cozolt arrives in Germany with the 95th Medical Company. Pvt Melvin D Elswick serves with the Second Marine Regiment on a six month Mediterranean training cruise. James, Charles, William, Romanuel, and Melvin are named with hometowns and service details.
A comic courtroom exchange features Judge Blank teasing a formidable woman as she jokes about shooting her husband. The piece then shifts to W. C. Durant recalling early financing troubles for a General Motors plant, with a banker dismissing ideas of employee cars before Durant secures funding.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes the Raleigh Register with mailing and delivery rates. The notice lists managing editor J. McQuade and Associated Press affiliation, rates for mail subscriptions, and carrier delivery charges. It notes single-year and half-year terms, tax adds, and address change instructions.
Fidel Castro visits the United States improves mutual understanding but his future remains uncertain. He shows humility yet questions persist about revolutionary justice and his readiness to apply learned lessons in Cuba and in governance.
A history of pin invention and rarity in the 1100s, how pin money funded royal purchases, and the shift to mass production. The reader is asked to compare current pin sizes with a chart and identify many sizes, with Laura Sheridan of Akron, Ohio earning a $10 award for the submitted question.
Betty Grable looks younger and lovelier than many chorus girls at the Latin Quarter and notes backstage how husband Harry James is traveling for work. The piece weaves in quick blurbs about John Daly, Rod Steiger, Claire Bloom, Ingrid Bergman, Rin Tin Tin, Danny Thomas, Jayne Mansfield, Red Buttons, Lorraine Hansberry, and others, framing a bustling gossip column of 1940s star life, TV moves, and fashion.
Fifty years ago The Raleigh Register lists marriage licenses for E A Kidd and Maggie B Stroud Elijah Helementeller and Cora L Redden B W Westfall and Mrs Pearl Smith J Griffith and Mrs Florence Smith Enoch H Plumley and Katie Francis Smith Rev W S Patterson pledges dedication delay for the Presbyterian Church due to seat shipment failure A Piney Branch collision injures no one as a passenger train hits a standing freight caboose
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