Editorial Thought On Ignorance And Prejudice
Opinion note reflecting on how ignorance creates a sense of endless time for prejudice and how error seems lasting, attributed to Robert Alt.
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Robert Alt
Raleigh Register in Beckley, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1957
Page
2
West Virginia Growth Depends on Schools and Recreation
A United States survey of Connecticut manufacturing preferences notes that beauty, good schools, and recreation attract industry. West Virginia needs to improve schools and expand recreational facilities to compete, as taxes and transport costs deter growth. Coal and lumber are available locally, potentially offsetting Connecticut’s material gaps.
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West Virginia
Connecticut
Underwood's Inaugural Tone Signals Bold West Virginia Start
West Virginia begins a new era as Governor Cecil Underwood and a new Legislature face promises versus reality. The inaugural speech challenged officials to resign during the transition, pledged minimal taxes, and favored a blunt fixed approach to state departments, drawing praise from some and demur from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Virginia
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Underwood -Bot
West Virginia
Israel's Gaza Policy and Withdrawal Talks in 1950s Era
The report summarizes Israel's stance on Gaza as a special problem, notes Golda Meir's classification, and cites Ben-Gurion’s refusal to allow foreign forces in occupied Sinai while signaling possible withdrawal. It recalls Egyptian control after 1949 armistice, mass prisoner captures, and UN refugee camps for Palestinians.
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Israel
Sin Peninsula
Egypt
Palestine
Jin
Gaza
Gaza Strip
United Nations Relief and Works Agency For Palestine
David Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Eisenhower
Ben-Gurion
Sinai
Al-N
Méir
U.N
Fedayeen
Stolen Coal Rocks Killarney Church Struggle
A Killarney resident laments theft of over half the church coal as the Methodist congregation, with three members and a new pastor Rev. Charles Cox, fights to heat the parsonage and keep services alive amid mine closures. The note ends urging shame on the thief.
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Killarney
Charles Cox
Arms Race Looms As Peace Talks Stall In U N
The Eisenhower administration plans a near two billion dollar rise in defense spending as disarmament talks with Russia stall. Lodge presented a new U N plan while the budget signals a three billion dollar yearly increase, with two billion for armaments. The parties clash over international inspection and space missile testing, highlighting deep distrust.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Congress
United States
Russia
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United’ ‘States
Iar
Lodge
Prayer text from Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
A provided prayer asks for God living guidance and sight beyond daily fear and evil. It seeks spiritual clarity and faithfulness to unseen spiritual truths in Christ's name. Written by Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette Illinois, a parish minister.
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Wilmette
Wilmette ’Parish
Methodist Church
Paul Whiteman Still Has Same Old Energy
In a New York interview at 67, Paul Whiteman the original King of Jazz recalls peak 1920s shows at the Hippodrome, his shift from bandleader to a lifelong entertainer, and lessons from peers like Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. He cites earnings, wild parties, and the rise of singers over bands, insisting his spark remains and he is never bored.
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New York
Westbrook Pogter
Paul Whiteman
King
Paul
Arturo
Toscanini
Ro -Loi
Bix Betderherka
Bing - Crosby
Mpemiorles
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Texas Oil
Clarence
Long Island
Versailles Gardens
Florida
Philadelphia
Jaz
George “Gershwin
Europe
Guy Lombardo
Bing Crosby
Sinatra
Crosby
Elvis Presley
Rei
Bing
Shimeell
Perry
Bix Beiderbecke
Alaska
New
Jersey
Jaw Road
Jackie
Gleason
Scotland
Peggy Connelly
Téxas
B.W
Irene
Dunde
Rock
Stork“Club
Ingrid
Irene Selznick
Ducky) Pierre
Ben Gilbert
Judy Holliday
Gretchen Wyler
The
Old Vic
Paul Rogers
Teresa” Brewer
Arlene Adams
Corky Devlin
Eli Wallace
Julié “Harris
Kathy Barr
the Dunes
Ray Bolger
Arthur Murray
Wivlan’ Blaine
Manny Frank
Lyn Starr
Damon Runyon
Mony
Guy
Stepin Fetchil
Edith St
20Th ~ Century-Fox
Steve Allen
Ingrid Bergman
Ed Sullivan
Earl
Cook
Karen Chandler
Don Rondo
Herb’ . Shriner
Interview Transcript: Joe Friday on Noahs Ark Cancellation
In Hollywood Sgt Joe Friday alias Jack Webb discusses NBC cancelling Noahs Ark after 39 color films. He notes $52,000 per remaining film potential rerun profits, ratings or time slot affected the show, and plans to pursue a feature film then more Dragnet projects.
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Rob Thomas
Hollywood -T
Joe Friday
Jack Webb
Mark VI Productions
NBC
2Rd
Frank Burt
Dragnet
Sinatra Opens Copa Anniversary Night in New York
The article recalls Frankie Sinatra’s 21st wedding anniversary party at the Copacabana in New York. It notes a starry guest list including Marlene Dietrich Judy Garland Joe DiMaggio Sammy Davis Jr. and Johnnie Ray. Sinatra jokes about his key and toasts Scotland while other showbiz figures mingle and plan future appearances.
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New. York
Andre
Baruch
Frank’ Sinatra
Copacabana
Dagmar
Marlene Dietrich
Yuna ‘Bryaner
Faye ‘Emerson
Joe DiMaggio
Judy Garland
Pat Boone
Jane Kean
Carmine DeSapio
Julius la ‘Rosa
Sammy "Davis * Jr
Johnnie Raye
Frankie
Meadowbrook
Tommy Dorsey
Bing Crosby
Jenanie Ray
Joey Bishop
Sugar
Ray “Robinson
Edith Piaf
Judy Holliday
Errol! Flynn
Dinah’ Shore
Nanette
Fabray
Fernando Lamas
Arlene Dahl
Eisenhower
Joe E. Lewis
Case Records of a Psychologist The Worry Clinic Case
A psychologist explains how a bright girl Donna becomes cruel to animals after witnessing farm slaughter with her father. He links early exposure to farm butchering to later callousness and urges empathy training and pet ownership to teach the Golden Rule to children.
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Donna G
Donna
Rudolph
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