Sunday Morning Edition of Beckley Register Date 1950
The Sunday Morning Register from Beckley West Virginia outlines publication details, pricing and distribution terms. It lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation as publisher and notes Associated Press exclusive rights to published news. It also covers subscription rates and address change responsibilities for customers.
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West Virginia Sees Bright 1919 Income Outlook
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce reports a 4.0 percent drop in income payments in 1919, yet compares favorably with 1939 and far above 1918. Growth in oil, gas, manufacturing, and agriculture offset coal declines, with agriculture urged to broaden income sources while coal remains a future driver.
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A Lesson in Democratic Responsibility by Judge Ashworth
The editorial praises Circuit Court Judge Ben Ashworth for denying an injunction against the United Construction Workers at Richmond Cleaners and Laundry. It argues courts must protect innocent citizens, exercise restraint, and use ordinary channels to handle violations while preserving trial by jury.
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Work, Self-Reliance, and the Danger of Dependency
An editor argues commencements overlook the value of productive work. He warns government aid revived in the post Depression era erodes self-reliance, inflates debt, and fosters a "something for nothing" mindset. He urges daily effort, earning competence, and full engagement to sustain America's constructive spirit.
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Boy Scout’s Journey Shows Vast Knowledge From Jamboree
Canton North Carolina youth Craig Whitmire, 16, earns Eagle Scout rank and 52 merit badges at the National Scout Jamboree. He aims for about 70 badges, weighing careers in medicine or ministry, aviation interests, and values God and country through extensive church service.
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Craig J. Whitmire, Jr
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Future of the United Nations Postwar Powers
Five years after the UN charter, the fate of the United Nations hangs on whether Russia remains a member. The piece notes U.N. action in Korea, potential world splits if Russia withdraws, and the Western bloc's continued leverage despite tensions. It also questions the UN’s ability to create an international police force.
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Senators Attendance Showdown Highlights Part-Time Bets
A Washington Merry-Go-Round recap lists 10 senators who missed many votes, led by Arthur Vandenberg and Sheridan Downey, while another 10 kept near the grindstone including Herbert Lehman and Forrest Donnell. The piece notes attendance does not fully measure performance but indicates who tended to business.
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Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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New York
Heary Dworshak
Idaho
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Missouri
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Tennessee
Bill Knowland
Spessard Holland
Broken Arrow film review of frontier peace tale at Hollywood
The 1950s color epic portrays Tom Jeffords who wins a peace pact with Apache Chief Cochise. Jimmy Stewart stars as the rebuttal-minded frontiersman and Debra Paget plays a young Apache love interest. Scenes include battles and ceremonial rites amid Arizona’s red rock.
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Sprigginses and Gluiz in County Seat Pay Debate
A humorous plea letter from an arch Spriggins foe to Sherwood Gluz vents concerns over county payroll pressure. The writer questions funding to coaches, noting August payments and the looming season start on the twenty second, while criticizing allocations to Long Wanted Blackberry Spruce and Egeria.
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Scrappy Remarks From The Field And The Music Room
Local notes reveal a coach clashing with players over training and discipline while the music teacher seeks funds. Sherwood withdraws from controversy except for a lifelong feud with the Sprigginses. He defends speech despite disagreement.
Korea action shows US commitment to deter Kremlin
In a twin column, Alsop argues Truman acted to deter the Kremlin by ordering air and naval forces into Southern Korea. He notes State and Defense plans favored honoring the commitment, while the Army opposed troops, a division settled by Truman, with Blair House debates signaling urgency to prevent Korea’s collapse and wider war.
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