Raleigh Register publication details and subscription note
The Raleigh Register of Beckley West Virginia outlines publication days the Associated Press rights and advertising details. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and notes delivery areas in West Virginia with carrier independence and address change responsibilities.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Raleigh
Sunen
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Hinton
Stafford
Associated Press
Wes
Katz Agency
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Contech Jouf
Warderain Monte
B& Carrier All Carriera
Deaiers, Diatritutora
Independip
Ayegay
Sgvrrco Seereess
Ant
Chicken of Tomorrow program boosts meat yield nationwide
The poultry industry, spurred by a $10,000 prize fund and a chain store push, formed a chicken of tomorrow committee guiding a national breeding and feeding drive. By this year, at least 20 million larger birds will reach markets, with four to five pound chickens common at sale age, signaling future expansion and regional market potential in Beckley mountains. A man with a few acres could augment coal income by entering poultry.
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Department of Agriculture
Beckley
Heller
Scientists seek better living standards through earth resource use
Fifty scientists began a quest to raise living standards worldwide by using more of the earths resources without depleting fuel water wind or mineral reserves. They aim to improve the lot of people with replaceable resources and consider feeding billions with wood.
About-face urged to avert renewed war in postwar era
A speaker argues that four years since VJ Day shows progress but not toward lasting peace. He cites Soviet veto power, Cold War tensions, and the threat of global conflict. The call is for unity, racial harmony, and the avoidance of provocation to keep America strong and back the foundation for permanent peace.
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United Nations
China
Asia
America
London
Berlin
Manila
Europe
Japan
Hill
Farm marketing plan eyed for Raleigh County crops
The Rural Community Development Council led by Eddie Stromp advocates local marketing and processing facilities to keep farm income in Beckley area. The piece recalls historic potato trade via Raleigh Cash Grocery, notes farmers from Egeria once sold thousands of dollars of potatoes, and argues better roads and a local market will revive farming. Local agent H B Tommy Thomas cites road conditions as a major barrier and urges stay on farms while projects progress.
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C. L. Harvey
Egeria
Farm Bureau
Jackson's Mill
Harvey
Hedrick
Beckley
Rural Community Development Council
E. D. Armstrong
C. Drake
Raleigh Cash
Third Avenue
Besaco
Clownie Harvey
Armstrong
Drake
Maine
Idaho
Eddie Stromp
Stromp
Raleigh
H. B
Tommy” Thomas
Tommy
Tommy Thomas
Egera
Flo
Richmond
Maple Meadow
Cherry Creek
Michigan
Ohio
Georgia
Rural Communaity Development Council
Dogs Fail to Cooperate In Newsmaking Says Boyle
Boyle laments lack of dog stories in papers, recalls Popo the wirehaired terrier’s bold swim and a parade of cat and animal anecdotes. He notes cats and other animals star in current headlines while dogs stay camera-shy, lamenting the absence of engaging canine tales.
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Bob
Popo
Ireland
Maine
Youth Emphasis Clouds Aging Workers in U S Life
U S emphasis on youth creates a social gap for aging workers. A professor of psychology will lead a new research laboratory at Moosehaven Park Florida to study how to better use elderly people in American life and employment.
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Emily
Loyall Order of Moose
Moosehaven Park
Fla
Taey
The Body by William Sansom review and science note
A literary column reviews William Sansom's The Body, noting Henry and Madge's strained marriage and a nosy neighbor Diver who stirs jealousy with subtle signs. The critique labels the jealousy as synthetic and argues Sansom’s grasp of English supports the argument while warning of implausible suspense. A separate sci article summarizes radiation effects on blood vessels, noting slowed circulation, hemorrhage causes, and potential antidotes like toluidine blue and protamine.
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William Sansom
Harcourt, Brace
Henry Bishop
Madge
Henry
Marge
Diver
Piek
Sansom
Chicago
Capital Agency Compiles Data on Scions' Doings
The Associated Press notes Henrietta and Nelson Poynter founded Congressional Quarterly in 1945 to track Congress with voting and attendance data. The piece highlights their effort to bridge spot news and official records and lists key figures in the 81st Congress and Senate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henrietta
Nelson Poynter
Congress
Poynters
Congressional Quarterly
Democratic
Republican National Committees
Rep
Doughton
D-N. C
Bentsen
D-Tex
Theodore Francis Greett
D-R. L
Russell Long
D-La
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Daniel A. Reed
House
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Adolph J. Sabath
Llinois
Sabath
Hugh Mitchell
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Thre Poynters
Georgetown
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Vanity Fair
Germany
Vogue
Spaperman
St. x Georgetown
Gerret
Ernie Pyle
Powell Keeps Busy On Mrs Mike And Beyond
Hollywood star Dick Powell survives a brutal schedule filming Mrs Mike while juggling directing radio work, NBC TV plans, and his own Regal Films involvement. He praises teamwork, notes nightly story conferences, and reveals side ventures in airplanes and hosting duties ahead of a planned six week vacation with Tina Allen.
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Hollywood
Dick Powell
Holly Wood
Evelyn Keyes
Mrs. Mike
Powell
NBC Television
Richard Diamond
Private Eye
Powell Enterprises, Inc
Regal Films
Mike
Tina Allyson
Unusual Animals Aid Atomic Radiation Research
Frank Carly reports from Washington on how diverse creatures from a giant squid to hail bats are used by the Atomic Energy Commission in studies of radiation effects. Traditional lab animals plus plants and even potatoes help probe heredity, tissue cooling, and potential protection against radiation illness.
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Frank Carly
Associated Press
Science Reporter
Washington
Wat
Giant Squid
Hornet
Rainbow Rant
The
Atomic Energy Com. I
Assignome Js Co
Pesky Hornet
Tropics
Commission
AEC
Argonne National
Chicago
Atlantic Pact Seen as Aid to Western European Economics
Washington reports that officials in the Economic Cooperation Administration view the Atlantic Pact as a broad economic medicine for Western Europe. They anticipate a new division of labor, mass production, and larger markets unlocking rapid industrial modernization and shared security gains.
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Clarke Beach
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Western Europe
Europe
France
Great Britain
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
United States
Slate may revive coal region with Lelite concrete
In Lansford Pennsylvania a new byproduct called Lelite from Lehigh Navigation Coal Co may boost the anthracite industry by providing lightweight concrete aggregate. The material uses slate and small-sized anthracite to cut weight and cost, with NYC approving its use and architects evaluating its performance. If Lelite succeeds, byproduct revenue could slow mining decline and shift waste into value.
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Leonard A
Unger AP
Lansford
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Navigation Coal Co
Lehigh
Robert ¥. White
Richard Maize
Maize
New York City
le- Hite
Lelile
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