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Opinion note quotes Henshaw condemning belief that safety comes without God and asserts moral failing for such view. It presents a religiously themed admonition on faith guiding safety and life conduct.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
2
Opinion note quotes Henshaw condemning belief that safety comes without God and asserts moral failing for such view. It presents a religiously themed admonition on faith guiding safety and life conduct.
Southern West Virginians faced a flurry of campaign moves as ex governor Okey Patteson and would be candidates Myers Marland Mollahan Ferguson and Copenhayer toured towns in Beckley Pineville and Washington. Marland accused Myers of flower fund mishandling while praising Burl Sawyers road plan and condemning Keith Griffith. The scramble suggests more days of political sparring with a potential clearer view of past shenanigans emerging from the mud.
In Washington England locals claim the Stars and Stripes and the great seal may originate there. Washington Old Hall, dating back to 1183, is being developed as a museum to foster Anglo American ties and attract American visitors. Ambassador Aldrich cited the hall as possible source of the flag and eagle motif, noting arms with stars and birds predate America.
The description links canal boat life in France with a housewife being swung ashore and rejoining a barge. It notes how the East Indian banyan tree sends shoots that root to form extra trunks, citing one Calcutta banyan with about 3,000 auxiliary trunks.
A column discusses Joe Period’s death scene in Dick Tracy provoking editorials from Desert News Portland Oregonian and Denver Post. It notes the syndicate softening the depiction and asks readers to weigh in on the fate of crime comics and Annie.
Tallulah Bankhead joins a City Center crowd for a late night frolic after a curtain speech for Streetcar Named Desire. The evening includes encounters with Margaret Truman and Tennessee Williams amid party chatter and playful banter about future projects.
The piece notes Tallulah’s $85 weekly pay for a City Center show while her maid Rose earns $100 weekly after Tallulah requested it. Producer Jean Dalrymple confirms the arrangement, highlighting a larger maid salary than leading stars. The item sits among a round of Hollywood gossip and show business updates.
A National Education Association convention elected John L. Burford as president with 5500 delegates backing him. The piece praises Burford for stressing pride in the teaching profession and character building, noting his influence and personal ties to education circles. It also reflects on the call to recruit teachers and defend teachers’ status.
A Beckley Christ ian Youth Council reader note thanks the community for helping Youth Week reach more people and boost attendance. A letter notes the positive impact of youth prayers and public relations, with involved readers from Fayette Street.
An AP analysis notes a possible Senate probe into campaign money and lobbying. Sen Gore would investigate campaign contributions and election influence while Sen Kennedy would probe lobbying. Sen Knowland cautions about jurisdiction and favors a broader, bipartisan special committee. The overlapping aims may be resolved, with authority resting in the Rules and Administration and the Reorganization committees.
A prayer invoking God to rescue believers from groundless fears and restless anxieties. The prayer urges patient work toward the day when human limits are stretched by divine love, spoken by Raymond E Balcomb of Medford Oregon.
At Lowry Air Force Base the first class of the Air Force Academy endures a Spartan routine. Of 306 chosen from 6,300 applicants, 41 have already washed out as cadets learn discipline, study long hours, and meet a strict honor code while preparing to become navigator observ ers and pilots. Cadets value camaraderie despite grueling days and limited social time.
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