Articles by Unknown Reds Attracting Much Attention
Washington reports two anonymous Soviet military commentaries in Izvestia warn that the United States is vulnerable to intercontinental attack. A second piece by Commodore Egbert von Frankenberg cites long range missiles and two stage rockets, signaling Soviet advances and prompting concern over shifts in postwar defense strategy.
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Washington
Molotov
Berlin
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Izvestia
Moscow
Dulles
Malenkov
United States
America
Egbert von Frankenberg
East Germany
Thought for today from Jeremy Taylor on happiness
Editorial review reflects on a Jeremy Taylor line: true happiness comes from knowledge and inner capacity, not wealth or royal status. The piece values wisdom over riches and power, urging readers to cultivate inner understanding to attain true contentment.
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Jeremy Taylor
West Virginia Turnpike Seen as Superb Engineering Feat
Observers from the Detroit Free Press and the Good Roads movement praise the West Virginia Turnpike as an exceptional engineering triumph. They note its rugged Allegheny terrain, half‑mile bore, and 300 foot chasms overcome to ease north–south travel, predicting it will be welcomed by travelers and truckers alike.
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West Virginia
United States
Owen Deatrick
Detroit Free Press
National Good Roads Movement
Deatrick
Maine
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia Pike
Allegheny
George
Virginia Turnpike
Feud Over Marland Flannery Ties A West Virginia Fight
A behind the scenes Kanawha Valley political feud traces origins two years back with William Casey Marland and William Flannery. Flannery’s past as House speaker and labor ties fuel rivalry, while Marland aligns with United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis. A Logan County power struggle marks the latest round in the Marland Flannery confrontation as gambling seizures and a county executive shakeup widen the breach.
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Kanawha
William Casey Marland
William Flannery
Logan County
Flannery
Marland
FE. H. Hedrick
Charleston
Democratic
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Marland- Flannery
Logan
Beckley News Briefs and Rates Info
Publication details of the Beckley newspapers with postal entries and office contacts. It lists editorial leadership, Associated Press rights, advertising representatives, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including three months, six months, and one year options.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
Hinton
W. B
West Virginia
Bec Newspapers Corporation
Heavyweights at Work on West Virginia Highways
The Raleigh Hill road section widened and repaved less than six months ago at about 65 000 dollars per mile now bears deep ruts from heavy trucks. Snow over two weeks worsens surface damage. repairs will follow, with passenger car owners and farm truckers bearing most costs under state law.
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West Virginia
Raleigh Hill
Beckley Southward Escape Idea for Summer Comfort
Winter vacation notes suggest southern resorts peak soon but many hotels are more available now. Plan a last minute trip south and enjoy Beckley’s air conditioned climate all summer. Invite family and friends to visit when the ides of July arrive.
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Beckley
Beckleyans
Middle East
Future of Coal Brightens Despite Oil and Gas Rivalry
Walter J. Tuohy of Chesapeake and Ohio argues coal's future remains bright despite formidable competition from oil, natural gas, and atomic energy. He contends competitive inroads are spent and a reversal is possible, reflecting optimism about coal's long term role. The piece shifts from industry view to a general musing that many girls are drawn to simpler things, like men.
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Walter J. Tuohy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
American
Tuohy
Tall Gal, Short Man Banter in Celebrity Gossip
A New York gossip column breezily surveys tall women and short men, quoting Beverly Michaels on why “they’re so fascinating.” It weaves in anecdotes about Hollywood names, TV chatter, marriages, royalties, and party chatter, with snappy jabs at ego and fashion.
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New York
Rubirosa
Mickey Rooney
Beverly Michaels
Blair House
Old Diamond Horseshoe
Miss Michaels
Clark Gable
Errol Flynn
John Wayne
Cleaning Desk Like Peeling Off Heart
A light humorous essay on desk clutter versus cleanliness. The narrator reflects on the torture of sorting paper mountains, the belief that a clean desk equals a clear mind, and the social pull of chaos. He jokes about legal threats, a drama critic accident, and a sign claiming order as heaven's law.
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New York
Prayer for guidance from James W. Kennedy in Lexington
The dated prayer asks for divine blessing on human folly and mistakes and seeks to improve relationships and opportunities. It requests service to Jesus in all conditions and is signed by James W. Kennedy, rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Lexington Kentucky.
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Father
Jesus
James W. Kennedy
Lexington, Ky
Christ Episcopal Church
Refuses Breakdown On Ousted Communists
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration has separated about 2,200 federal workers for security reasons since taking office. The article notes a change in policy from loyalty versus security to a broad standard, with officials unable to provide a precise breakdown of how many were Communists or fellow travelers. Brownell and Philip Young defer to the White House. Eisenhower questions whether a precise split is ever feasible.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Brownell
White House
Justice Department
Loy
Alty
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Young
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Veterans and service members from Raleigh County are featured with returns to San Diego, promotions, and new assignments. Floyd A. Akers and others serve aboard the USS Kearsarge returning from the Far East after a six month tour. Rodney D. Goff, Ewell D. Riffe, Frank Fernandez Jr., Alvin L. Wood, and Guy W. Beard are named with schools, bases, and hometowns. Two Beckley men volunteer for 24 months active duty from the Army Reserve, reporting to Fort Knox for processing.
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San Diego
Far East
USS
Kearsarge
Orient
Floyd A. Akers
O. A. Akers
Beckley
Joan A. Akers
Raleigh County
Army Reserve
Richard V. Harvey
Cpl
Earlie E. Harris
Fort Knox
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Charles Knouse
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Ordinance Replacement Training Center
Aberdeen Praying Ground
Pvt
Rodney D. Goff
C. M. Goff
Minden
Collins High School
Ordinance Automotive School
Atlanta General Depot
Ewell D. Riffe
Virgil Riffe
Raleigh Motor Sales
40Th Infantry Division
Versary
Korea
Frank Fernandez Jr
Stephenson
Concord College
Athens
6147Th Tactical Control Group
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Vance Drive
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