Erosive Bonus Debate Marks West Virginia Tax Future
The piece argues that while taxes fund essential services roads and hospitals, approving a state bonus would burden finances and erode future funding for roads schools and other needs. It criticizes legislators for shifting burden to voters and warns of long term fiscal harm to the state.
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West Virginia
Broadway musings and local notes mix in Raleigh Heights
A column blends social sketches and funny anecdotes about Raleigh Heights residents. Bill Hopkins is praised for maintaining his longtime persona amid gossip. Bessie the dog and her four pups on Queen Street evoke neighborly pride. Davis and the air travel book highlight regional aviation links. Beckley area farmers discuss Rural Community Development Council and the need for a knowledgeable manager.
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Stratford on-Avon
Hamlet
Lfe
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James K. Edmundson
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Randolph Walz
Bessie
Robert L. Davis
Penman Memorial Airport
Bob
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Sitka
Cape Town
Davis
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Kanawha Airport
Beckley
Court House
Emory
Pop" Winston
Kingston
Fayette County
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Spiegel, International Producer, Talks Latin and Hubris of Hollywood
New York columnist notes Sam Spiegel a polyglot producer with nine living tongues and one dead. He praises Latin for discipline, critiques Hollywood’s reliance on tired plots, and outlines his goals including a love story Cyrano de Bergerac and a $3.5 million fundraising need to back independent projects like We Were Strangers.
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New York
Sam Spiegel
Fins
Spiegel
Eagle
Paris
Hollywood
John’ Huston
Cuba
Thomas Jefferson
Betty Grable
Gail
Brad
Ile
Crackdown on Religion in Eastern Europe Grows
Nation Today outlines trials of 15 Bulgarian Protestant leaders for spying for the U S and Britain, reports on Poland Catholic officials accusing government abrogation of religious teaching, and notes campaigns against top churchmen in Czechoslovakia. It discusses Marxist anti religious policy and state control of churches in Hungary and elsewhere, with reflections on whether Communists seek to wipe out faith.
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Bulgaria
U. S
Britain
Poland
Czechosloaki
Russia
Washington
Europe
Thhey
Karl Marx
Lenin
David Shubbl
Nists
Thesin
Hungary
Mindszenty
Ducks Feed on Haystacks as Farmer Seeks Help
In Warm Springs Creek Montana a farmer, Weinheimer of Lewiston, faces 5000 ducks devouring his hay stacks. He appeals to Senator Eden for fair treatment of farmers and ducks. a government agent offers limited options, while Weinheimer expands defenses with netting and scare tactics.
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Washington
Montana
Eryin Weitheimer
Lewiston
Eden
R-Mont
Ieeeabe Dal
Mont
Weinheiner
Weinheimer
Weinkeimer
Trial and Error The Autobiography of Chaim Weizmann
A compact portrait of Chaim Weizmann tracing his early life in Pinsk through a career in science to Zionist leadership. It notes his evolving view of Palestinian statehood, the balance between patience and practical gains, and his role amid global events and major figures from Balfour to Bevin.
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Lers
Balfour
Churchill
Roosevelt
Truman
Vatican
Webbs
MacDonalds
Northcliffe
Beaverbrook
Bevin
Jewish Agency
World Zionist Organiza
Israel
Wiezmann
Calanna
Pinsk
Hitler
Chamberlain
Emir Feisal
Weizmann
Soviet pressure on Norway and Sweden over North Atlantic Pact
The piece notes Soviet pressure against Norway joining the North Atlantic Pact and warns of a possible Soviet occupation of Finland if Sweden backs the pact. It cites a Carlsbad rally with Vyshinsky's alleged breakdown and mentions Zarubin and Modzelewski leading delegations, signaling Kremlin seriousness.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
Norway
Carlsbad
Czechoslovakia
Stockholm
Sweden
Moscow
Finland
Britain
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Andrei Vyshinsky
Vyshinsky
Ile
Georges Zarubin
Andrei Gromyko
Zigmund Modzelewski
Zarubin
Czechoslovkia
Prague row pits illiterate and activist Czech factions
Joseph Alsop reports Prague unrest as Gottwald led illiterates clash with Slansky's activists. Purge possibilities loom while Carlsbad rally pressures Czechs and Poles to accept Eastern Germany, shaping Moscow’s push for an Eastern European Union as a counter to the North Atlantic Pact and Western resolve to curb Soviet dominance in Europe.
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Gottwald
Rudolf Slansky
Slansky
Zarubin
Carlsbad
Cuechs
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Scandinavia
Europe
United States
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