Editorial View on Federal Aid in Education Debate
Editorial argues federal aid to education means federal control, cites White House Conference bills S2905 and HR 7535. Warns of bureaucratic wage controls and distant decision making, urges West Virginia leaders to oppose. Emphasizes local democracy and fear of Uncle Sam on school boards.
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Congress
White House Conference On
Secretary of Labor
Sam
Washington
Smith
Kelley
West Virginia
Labor Disputes Cut Westinghouse Pay and Rules
Westinghouse workers face a 134 day strike with about 55 000 idled and peace talks in Washington this week. State rules on unemployment differ widely with New York and Rhode Island adding waiting periods, while several states allow lockout workers to collect. Pennsylvania classifies the action as a lockout for 25 000 workers eligible for benefits and broader rules vary by establishment and cause of dispute.
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation
International Union of Electrical Workers
Washington
Westinghouse
George M
Pennsylvania
George W. Taylor
David L. Cole
Roosevelt
Truman
New York
U. S. Labor Department
Alaska
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Maryland
Nevada
North Carolina
Texas
Idaho
Connecticut
Oregon
Michigan
Sally Butler Seen as Grassroots Diplomat From Indiana
Sally Butler of Indianapolis, described as a grassroots diplomat, spoke to a Beckley audience about peace and goodwill. She emphasized plain talk and empathy, recounting her state department work among farmers, slums, and smaller communities to foster understanding and reduce war.
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United States
Sally Butler
State Department
Sally
Beckleyans
Indiana
Becktley B PW speaker Miss Butler inspires with world service
C J McQuade notes the Beckley event where Miss Butler, former president of national and international business and professional women groups, spoke at the inter club banquet. Civic and religious groups were represented and praised for strengthening bonds and looking outward. Also included is Noah E Flint's "The 1956 Psalm" critiquing Eisenhower era policies and inflation.
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Business and Professional Women’s Organization
Miss Butler
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Beckley
B & PW
Beckley Hotel
Madge Richardson
Eisenhower
West
Mr. Benson
Hoover and the Help Keep Dulles on Spot
Secretary Dulles relies on under secretary Hoover Jr. to handle sensitive issues amid vacation gaps. Hoover, with Eisenhower's approval, sparked a worldwide reaction by insisting Nationalist China sit in on talks with Red China over Formosa. Dulles then sought to revise the stance, excluding Nationalists from ceasefire talks but not from ownership discussions.
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Washington
Bate Department
Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
Eisenhower
Department
Hoover
China
Saudi Arabia
Chou En-lai
United States
Formosa
Chou
Hoovee
Tanks for Saudi Arabia Trigger Public Discord
A leak revealed the U S State Department approved sending 18 tanks to Saudi Arabia amid Israeli arms concerns. President Hoover suspended then restored the shipment after congressional criticism, raising questions about legality and timing of the arms transfer. The episode drew Arab anger and press scrutiny as officials explained the sequence of approvals and checks.
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State Department
Saudi Arabia
Brooklyn
Department
Israel
Congress
Hoover
Eisenhower
Boover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Russia
Halloween in Reverse in New York Feb 29 tale
A february 29 spoof shows Margie and three witches at a city party mixing Shakespeare era wit with midcentury dance trends. The witches joke about social roles and romance as they drift into jitterbug and polka, then depart at midnight to mark the leap day’s eclipse of the old calendar into March 1.
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New York
Margie
Yondee
Bng
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Pic. Edward C. Davis, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis of Coal City, is scheduled for a tour in Germany with the 7th Airborne Division replacing the Fifth Infantry in Europe. A clerk in the Medical Company of the 511th Regiment, he last served at Fort Campbell Kentucky after enlisting in August 194. He is on a 30 day furlough at present.
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Germany
Pic
Edward C. Davis
John H. Davis
Coal City
7Th Airborne Division
Europe
Fort Campbell
Fort Bregg
N. C
Question page trivia and local military notes
A questions column asks about constitutional practice for presidential incapacity as well as historical sports and political queries. The page lists a set of trivia questions on the 1949 Israel Arab war, Gov Herter's intentions, Johns Hopkins Hospital locations, Congress per diem history, and a U N membership change after a Russia package deal. The latter portion details local military news: Cpl Louis J Lyons returning from Germany after 30 months, Alvin C Adkins advancing in Navy ratings, and Sgt William D Adkins training at Fort Riley with the First Infantry Division.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
J. Meequade
Associated Press
Associated Prese
Ust
AP News
Brooks & Finley, Inc
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
West Virgina
Rome
Herter
Massachusetts
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Washington
Rochester
Minn
Congress
Russia
Japan
U.N
Ex-hirelings shine in New York clubs earning big sums
Arthur Godfrey's former stars Marion Marlow and Julius La Rosa now pull about $14,000 weekly in New York night clubs. Marlowe opened at the Copacabana, La Rosa at the Latin Quarter with Jerry Lester, while talk of return to television swirls around them.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Marion Marlow
Julius la Rosa
N. Y
Miss Marlowe
Hig
Copacabana
la Rosa
Latin Quarter
Jerry Lester
Brooklyn
Lester
Miami
St. Louis
Two Godfrey Firelings Earning $14,000 a Week
A collage of gossip items notes celebrities and social figures with playful asides. The column mentions Shirl Conway, Jack Paar, Len Levinson, Rita Lynn, Dick Haymes, Rita Lynn, Toots Shor, Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Martin, Doreen Lord, Billy Reed, Hugh Shannon, Sammy Davis Jr, Bea Lillie, Marlon Brando, Benny Goodman, Jill Corey, Robert Taylor, Ursula Thiess, Abbie Geeshter, Libera ce, Earl’s Pearls, and other show business names in a rapid-fire London sourced round-up of happenings, dating, travel, and hotel notes.
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Shirl Conway
London
R. Chasseau
Joe King
Rathschiler
New Eden Roe
Miami Beach
Len Levinson
Dick Haymes
Rita
Rita Lynn
Jackie Miles
Jackie Kannon
Christine
Toots Shor
Frank Sinatra
Phoenix
Giants
Kim Novak
Gros- Singer's
Tony Kastner
George Bennett
Martins
Doreen Lord
Latin Quarter
Billy, Reed
Hugh Shannon
Shannon
Keefe Brasselle
Arlene deMarco
Meg Myles
Sammy Davis Jr
Cordie King
Henman
L. A
Alfred Steele
Joan Crawford
Montego Bay
Tony Travis
Bea Lillie
Patio
Marlon Brando
Benny Goodman
the Waldorf
Jill Corey
Avonmore Pa
Teddy's
Bud
Earl
Case Records of a Psychologist The Worry Clinic Case
Tom W. a 51 year old professional man is described as extremely stingy with money. His wife reports he controls all spending including her cosmetics and lingerie and requires a list before shopping. The text notes money as a symbol of power and links loss of control to fear of sexual potency.
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Tom W
Dr. Crane
America
Tom
Tam
Impotent Miser in Marriage Advice Column Explains Tactics
A reader recounts a troubled Baltimore marriage where Tom's waning romance and growing stinginess are blamed on a shift in erotic power. The psychologist adviser proposes a program to revive the husband's ardor and urges sending for a booklet on preventing impotence in males.
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Pope
Uncle Sam
C. J. ‘Needy
McQuade
Raleigh & Register
Jesus
M. Ray McKay
Wake Forest
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
By Peggy Kessinger
Cpl
Louis J. Lyons
J. A. Lyons, MacArthur
Cpl. Lyons
Army
Third Infantry Division
Fort Benning
Beinbridge Md
Naval Training Command
Alvin C. Adkins
Basil C. Adkins
Fireco
A. C. Adkins
Washington, D. C
Adkins
Stoco High School
Navy
Fort Riley
Kan
William D. Adkins
Oliver R. Adkins
Mullens
Xtrd Field Artillery
Mullens Fig High School
Lilian
Manhattan
George Gobel
Ted Lewis
Circleville
Marilyn Monroe
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Marilyn
Eric Fleming
Plain and Fancy
Sam and
Bella Spewack
Schenley
Godfrey
Grace Kelly
Terry Moore
Eugene c. McGeath
Ancon
Canal Zone
Marion Marlowe
George W. Crane
Cary
U.S
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