Government fixes and labor unrest in the postwar era
The piece argues against government imposed wage and labor dispute curbs and defends collective bargaining as the American norm. It notes German postwar losses east of the Oder Neisse and Polish administration of territories, highlighting the broad stakes in future peace treaties and displacement of 10 million Germans.
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Poland
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Germany
Promerania
Silesia
East Prussia
Bonn
Franz Thedieck
Ministry For
All - German Affairs
Upper Silesian Association
Europe
Rommel Over Rated By Enemies Says Historian
New York AP report cites Cornelius Ryan after a decade study arguing Rommel was not the grand strategist often painted. Ryan credits von Rundstedt as the superior commander and says Allied reports inflated Rommel’s stature while underestimating Rundstedt’s plans for a larger counterattack on D Day.
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Rommel
Ryan
Normandy
von Rundstedt
Bubi
Marshal An
Normany
The Messiah to be Presented at First Baptist Church Beckley
The Messiah will be performed Sunday at 4 30 PM at First Baptist Church Beckley directed by Oa Pill Cruser, minister of music at Beckley Presbyterian. No admission charge. a long local effort supports the production with singers from city churches.
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State Police
Salvation Army
First Baptist Church
Oa Pill Cruser
Beckley Presbyterian Church
Beckley
Christ
Critser
Cruser
Prayer for Today Blessing and guidance from Thee
A devotional prayer asks for God's nearness and steadfast truth to steady the soul. The invocation seeks light, power, and enduring love to keep worshippers on the upward path, in Jesus' name.
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Jesus
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette
Wilmette Parish
Eisenhower Quietly Begins World Tour With Health Worries
President Eisenhower starts a nationwide goodwill mission abroad amid concerns over debate topics, health, and the challenges ahead. He appeared in good health at a news conference but faces a rugged path for a 69 year old with a recent heart attack and past operations.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Eisenhower
West Virginia coal output and national rankings in 1911
Estimates place West Virginia producing 50 million tons of coal this year, keeping it the third largest coal state, with a forecast to rise to second by 1911. Licenses to hunt have been issued to 619 people at one dollar each, funds going to the state treasury. Editorial discusses taxes, Eisenhower’s upcoming trip, and potential outcomes of a Paris summit with Khrushchev.
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West Virginia
Ilinois
Meadows
Clover Dale
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Camp David
Europe
Africa
Asia
Paris
West Berlin
Continents
Beckley Newspapers Rate Card and Distribution Notice
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes subscription rates by mail and home delivery details. The notice lists daily and Sunday plans, monthly and annual prices, tax addition, address options, and carrier/distributor independence statements.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
Cooperation Talk Highlighted at Central Grade PTA
Dr H L Clay pastor of the Methodist Temple spoke at a Central Grade PTA meeting on cooperation between teachers and parents. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt won a 1934 Gimbel award for best woman and requested the prize be used for treatment of an infantile paralysis case in Philadelphia. Agricultural payments under the AAA totaled 218993 dollars as of November 1. Congressman Joe L Smith recommended Harry L Walkup for a farm census supervisor post in Washington.
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H. L. Clay
Methodist Temple
Parent
Central Grade School
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Joe L. Smith
Harry L. Walkup
Renick
Greenbrier County
W. L. Austin
Census Bureau
Washington
Eisenhower to Stay in Rome's 400-Year-Old Quirinal Palace
President Eisenhower will spend two nights in the Quirinal Palace in Rome, the official residence of Italian presidents. The suite, Imperial Apartment No. 1, features seven rooms with marble baths, blue green furniture, and tapestries. He will tour papal rooms and attend a state dinner with President Giovanni Gronchi.
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Rome
Eisenhower
Pope Sixtus V
Pope Pius VI
Pope Pius VII
Pope Pius IX
Napoleon
Vittorio Emanuele II
Kaiser Wilhelm
Woodrow Wilson
Adolf Hiteler
Quirinal Palace
Giovanni Gronchi
Gronchi
U. S
Germany
Barbara
Prince Ranier
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Sixtus V
Kinal Hill
Venice Gondolas and Two Hidden Gondolas Riddle
The text describes Venice as built on 120 islands connected by canals with gondolas as primary transport. It notes gondolas five feet wide and 30 feet long with iron and carved sterns, mentioning their literature roots back to 1094. It also hints there are two other gondola types, one land and one air.
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Venice
Italy
Grand Canal
Actor Authors On Book Trail Headlines From Hollywood
Hollywood publishers cash in on actor authors with memoirs. The Autobiography of Cecil B De Mille gives the public face of the moviemaker and Mae West reveals personal life claims. Ed Wynn's Son offers insight into Keenan Wynn and his father. Burglars steal $1.25 in coffee money from the Vermont Bank and Trust branch in Bellows Falls.
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Hollywood
The
Lillian Roth
Pat Boone
Art Linkletter
Cecil B. de Mille
C. B
Goodness
Mae West
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Wynn
Bellows Falls, Vt
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Earl Wilson's Melting Pot Reflections on New York Tonight
In a lively column Earl Wilson surveys New York socialites and entertainment news from Rodgers and Hammerstein to payola investigations. He notes Linda and Yvonne Ribuca and other figures, mentions payola probes, Cathy Grant, Cary Grant, and Hollywood gossip, ending with a light quip about the era and his own Earls Pearls section.
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Rodgers & Hammerstein
Linda
Yvonne Ribuca
Stockton
Cal
Leone’s
Larry Blyden
Liberty
Texas
Howard Teichmann
Madison
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Ohio
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