Grafton finds resilience in local development push
Grafton driven by a renewed civic spirit as the Tygart Valley Development Association raises capital and the Grafton Area Development Council sells memberships to fund industrial growth. Citizens parade last December signaling resolve to attract industry and restore the city’s fortunes. Meanwhile New York considers privatizing transit with Chalk proposing a 6.5 percent return, risking fare hikes and massive capital needs amid a deep system deficit.
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Tygart Valley Development Association
Grafton Area Development Council
Development Association
Buckley
New York Transit
New York City
Robert F. Wagner Jr
O. Roy Chalk
Chalk
Washington, D.C
Transit Lines
Trans Caribbean Sc
New York
Boston
U.S
Washington
Louis Wolfson
Capital Transit Co
Pee
Dr George W Crane Advice on Giggling Teens and Discipline
Dr George W Crane discusses preventing giggles in fourteen year olds Stella and Della by stressing fatigue from chores and meals, implying disciplined routines and active work curb unexpended energy. He cites school recess, sports, and organized activities as channels for emotions and notes the value of responsible tasks at home.
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Stella
Della
Dr. Crane
Marc Antony
Caesar
Builders of the West in West Virginia History Book Release
West Virginia historian H E Danford launches Builders of the West a sweeping biography of frontier figures and events from Lewis and Clerk to Mor Mons and the Forty Niners. The volume blends solid facts with vivid portraits of pioneers, cowboys, and rail road builders. Also highlighted is Dr G Wayne Smith's Nathan Goff Jr biography detailing a Republican leader serving as U S senator and Navy secretary with a long career in West Virginia politics and law.
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Lewis and Clerk
Pacific
Pacific Fur Company
John Jacob Astor
Texas
Union
Pike’s Peak
Great Plains
West
House of Delegates
U. S
District of West Virginia
Goff
Navy
Rutherford B. Hayes
Old Guard
A. B. Fleming
Howard Taft
Sen. Goff
South Carolina
West Virginia
Dr. Smith
Nathan Goff, Jr
Guy Despard
Brazillar Carroll Reece
The window princess and a girl’s quiet quest
A young girl wanders New York streets and shops seeking a dress she desires. She savors new sights, encounters wary adults, and finally steps into a store where a polite saleswoman questions her, while the girl asserts she is both independent and cared for by a mother unseen.
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New York
World Today rough days ahead for Khrushchev
Associated Press analyst William L. Ryan suggests tough times may come for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev if the West stays united at the Geneva Foreign Ministers Conference. The notes to the United States hint Berlin tensions may boomerang on him, with speculation his Berlin occupation plan aimed to divert attention from Red activities elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Ber
Lin
Germany
Berlin
Boomerangs and Cold War Notes Sketch
A reader quiz describes the boomerang as a curved hunting weapon with a returning model and a warfare variant. The piece also mentions Khrushchev seeking a summit, hopes for peace, and Soviet tensions with Yugoslavia, satellites, China, and regional influence, amid sixเดือน timeline cues.
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Australia
Radiation fears impact X ray exams in Montana meeting
A physician told an industrial conference in Great Falls that publicity on radiation has frightened many people into refusing necessary X ray checks. The chief X ray technician backed the sentiment noting patients question exposure and seek reassurance, while urging that doctors handle the worry.
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Great Falls
Montana
Midnight Earl
Ava Gardner
Rome
Dario Moreno
Linda Christian
Europe
Edmund Purdom
Earl
Brother
Earl Wilson Phil Silvers To Bask In Sgt. Bilko Fame
New York reports Phil Silvers expects Sgt Bilko to grow bigger in England as filming wraps and the cast, including Pvt Doberman, heads to London in May. Nat Hiken, Coleman Jacoby and Marianne Reynolds figure in notes from the surrounding Hollywood and European scenes with Judy Garland, Rod Steiger and other celebrities mentioned in a wide ranging diary style column.
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Earl Wilson
Phil Silvers
Bask
Sgt. Bilko
New York
England
Doberman
Nat Hiken
Pittsburgh Wit
Pride of Pennsylvania
Coleman Jacoby
Coleman
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