Thought for Today and Hollywood Strike Analysis
Thought on government influence and business expenses under tax rules outlines Rep Hale Boggs proposed deductibility of lobbying costs. It contrasts Tate and Lyle campaigns against nationalization with potential U.S. policy shifts amid looming Hollywood writer and actor strikes threatening major studios and TV deals worth hundreds of millions.
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England
Tate and Lyle Refineries
Tate and Lyle
United States
Boggs
Raleigh County Medical Society picks Bowles as president
Dr A G Bowles of Glen White was elected president of the Raleigh County Medical Society succeeding Dr L E Shrewsbury of Beckley. B W Aiken and F J Moore named first and second vice presidents. L M Halloran re elected secretary and treasurer. Uniform state crime laws urged before lawmakers. Pinecrest Sanitarium plans 250 bed addition with expenditures near 327000. Democratic complaints about Republican federal jobs cited during Roosevelt discussions.
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A. G. Bowles
Glen White
Raleigh County Medical Society
L. E. Shrewsbury
Beckley
B. W. Aiken
Tams
F. J. Moore
Affinity
L. M. Halloran
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House of Delegates
Pinecrest
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates and Delivery Arrangements
The Raleigh Register lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday and Daily only services, with annual and shorter terms, plus a two per cent WV tax. It notes home delivery by carriers is handled by independent contractors and that Beckley Newspapers cannot guarantee advance payments to distributors.
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Greenville
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Fewer Delinquents Spring From Middle Income Group
Hal Boyle notes Harvard survey findings that delinquency links to income level, claiming fewer delinquents come from middle income households than very poor or very wealthy ones. The column surveys inflation notes, miscellaneous trivia, and quotes on money, luck, and happiness.
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Harvard University
De Gaulle’s vague Algerian policy and a new image
In his handling of Algeria De Gaulle guards future options under a policy of strategic vagueness. He outlined three possible paths and insisted the upcoming vote would be free, while French leaders and FLN critics react. A Columbus report notes an Air Force sergeant honored by mothers, and Sterling High records reduced absences after a proactive call-notice program.
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de Gaulle
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Moselem Beni-Qui-Oui
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FLN
Michel Debre
Maurice Challe
Suepreme
Third Republic
Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
H. T. Stow
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Davenport
Iowa
Stow
Clinton
Air Force Mothers' Club
How Surnames Origin in Names From Jobs and Places
A historical note explains why surnames arose with population growth. It links examples like Peterson and Johnson to father and son lines, and shows occupations and traits as common sources. It asks readers to guess their own surname origin, mentioning Nancy Koltko as a contest winner.
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Peter
Peterson
John
Johnson
Baker
Hunter
Stout
Small
MacDonald
Donald
du Bois
West Virginia Pride Stirred by Saturday Evening Post
West Virginia residents react to a Saturday Evening Post feature titled West Virginia Poverty Amid Splendor. The piece draws critique from local editorials praising state achievements, churches, hospitals, and charitable efforts while defending literacy and teaching careers and highlighting regional pride as a counterpoint to magazine depictions.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Saturday Evening Post
Tunley
Grehan
Prayer for Today from Dudley Strain Texas minister
A brief devotional prayer asks God to discipline lives with gracious temper and generous judgment. It seeks empathy for all people, removal of prejudice, and a right spirit through Jesus Christ, presented by Dudley Strain of Lubbock Texas, First Christian Church.
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Jesus Christ
Dudley Strain
Lube Beck
Texas
First Christian Church
Eavesdropping And Budget Surplus Outlook In DC
Washington news notes betting odds on a budget surplus under 3 billion dollars and possible reductions below 2 billion amid congress wary of revenue sources. The piece also reports on pervasive tiny recorders in government use and a Cleveland related electricity franchise note.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
The Pink Lady's Slipper Traps Pollinating Bees
Factographs describe the pink lady's slipper as the largest northern orchid capturing a honeybee in its pouch blossom. The bee strains free pollen onto the plant as armor for the next pollinator while spines groom hair to assist pollen transfer. Color TVs contain more parts than black and white models. Canada’s Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes are each about half the size of Lake Michigan.
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G. G. Sutherland
Ontario
Canada
West Virginia
Great Bear
Great Slave
Lake Michigan
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