Thought For Today Quote On Fire And Fame
A concise reflection notes wood burns due to its contents and a man becomes famous due to inner qualities, attributed to Goette. The saying compares physical and personal substance as drivers of outcomes.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1957
Page
2
A concise reflection notes wood burns due to its contents and a man becomes famous due to inner qualities, attributed to Goette. The saying compares physical and personal substance as drivers of outcomes.
The Southern Regional Council reports only twenty five percent of eligible Negroes in the Confederacy are registered to vote, with large city registration higher and rural counties far lower. Figures show gradual growth from 1944 to 1956, but critics note many registered do not actually vote and juries often require voting eligibility.
Djilas, once Tito's ally and Yugoslav vice president, writes The New Class denouncing Soviet style rule. Smuggled manuscript, jailed in Serbia, affects East Bloc views as Radio Free Europe broadcasts excerpts. Djilas previously urged democracy and was jailed after Hungary uprising.
The Raleigh County Church of Christ Liberty Church records trace the first organized Faith group to Bayley’s Schoolhouse in 1817 led by Claiborne Curtis with seven members. Early ministers include Claiborne Curtis and J A Cowgill with later builders of a larger Liberty church structure. 19th century member names such as Jane Bailey Charles Brown Jane Beckley and Josiah Teel appear in the register.
The piece lists death records for Maggie V. Williams and Archie Godby, and details Prosperity Church of Christ finances from 1895 to 1923. It cites balance in treasure of 1002 dollars, contributions totaling 31.95 with 18.65 expenses, and several trustee and secretary appointments including J. F. Wright. It also references Joe Wright misidentification and local pioneer signatories.
A humorous roundup notes Hollywood stars Betty White Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz and others proposing new quick fixes for old superstitions such as counting to 127 to undo an inside out stocking and counting to 5 to replace a left shoe removal. It blends celebrity quips with light gossip and mentions several TV and film figures.
Hilda K. aged 29 described as a drunken wife seeks pregnancy as cure for drinking. The psychologist outlines ovulation timing 28 day cycle and uses baking soda douche to aid conception. After guidance the couple conceives a baby boy within a year and joins a church to curb drinking. Similar sexual inferiority issues affect husbands and drive drinking behavior.
The 1932 Raleigh Register notes 4000 to 5000 Republican leaders gather in Wheeling to plan the campaign. Roosevelt attacks the Hoover Administration on watered stocks and foreign loans in a national publication. A Rahal Candy Company theft reports cigarettes cigars and candy valued at about 300.
The article previews a pivotal civil rights struggle as Congress hovers between House and Senate versions. It notes a two year commission with subpoena power and a new Justice Department civil rights division, plus tensions over school desegregation and the potential presidential veto.
The House and Senate clash over whether federal judges may try and jail for criminal contempt without a jury in voting rights cases. Eisenhower opposes extending jury trials to all criminal contempt. a compromise risks broad agency power and potential gains for Negroes.
A tale of Peter Palmer losing weight from 260 to 245 pounds after starring as Li'l Abner. The 25 year old recalls football days at University of Illinois and Rose Bowl, marriage to Jackie Gleason secretary, Army service, and rising Broadway life.
The Raleigh Register notes a stock company forms to finance a skating rink in Beckley and to establish an opera house. A Glade and Guyandotte Railroad line from Glade to Mullens faces slow stock subscriptions and possible postponement. A. D. Preston of Beckley leads the new corporation as president.
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