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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1950

Page

2

Raleigh Register page notes and subscription rates

The Raleigh Register in Beckley West Virginia lists publication times and policies for evenings and Sunday morning editions. It includes staff credits Thomas Stafford as managing editor and details subscription rates, state tax, and delivery terms for Beckley and nearby areas.

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Taft Hartley era court battles loom large in labor law

The article notes the shift from the Wagner act to Taft-Hartley with Supreme Court rulings on key issues such as political contributions affidavits and hiring halls. It cites NLRB decisions flowing to courts, compares Wagner and Taft-Hartley, and calls the new statute better written for protecting worker and employer rights.

Supreme Court National Labor Relations Board Congress NLRB Meir Taft- Hartley

Negligence and blackmail swirl in Mason novel continuation

Perry Mason investigates a yacht letter tied to Minerva Danby and a drowning death. George Alder seeks to silence Dorothy Fenner with cash while denying forgery claims, urging a late night meeting aboard the Alder island estate to settle the case.

George S. ‘Alder Dorothy Fenner Alder Fenner Mason Miss Fenner Minerva Danby George Coritor Corrie Lansing Dence Miss. Fenner Dorléy Dorothy Gil George Alder Dorothy-Fender George Alde Perry Mason Los Merritos Cole

Solon Turns Spotlight On Senate Pork Barrel

AP story examines Foster Furcolo’s view of pork barrel spending in Congress. It notes the Senate spent about 636 million more than the House from 1949 to 1950 and describes how home-state pressure drives federal projects like dams and post offices. It questions whether all such spending is necessary.

Pete Cadiz Soene Perry Mason Mason Itime James Marlow Washington Foster Furcolo Yale Congress Massachusetts House Senate Furcolo Con Bress

U S Veterans Fear Korea War Could Resemble Dunkerque

Retired Army officials warn the Korean conflict could blast into a Dunkerque like retreat. They urge rapid mobilization of 8 to 12 divisions, mass production of new weapons, and broader reinforcements to prevent a rout on the peninsula.

Hal Boyle New York Korea U. S Mae Africa Sicily Europe Gross

Beard Debate Sparks Raleigh County Controversy

The text argues against a proposed shaving permit by the Raleigh County Centennial Commission and Lions Club. It claims such rules violate rights and likens the move to archaic kangaroo courts, warning of a slide toward bondage and ape-like regression while calling for preserved beard and personal liberty.

Joe Transical Forest Mountaineer Esquire Conception Bug Dust Raleigh County Centennial Commission Lions Club Raleigh County

Beard traditions across cultures through history

The essay discusses how beards appear at puberty and vary by culture and era. It notes links to nourishment, shifts in fashion under Louis XIII and Louis XIV, and the idea that shaving signified mourning or status. It also mentions religious and regional attitudes and ends with the right to choose facial hair.

Louis XIII Aiv France Europe Sicily B.C

Lost Battalion survivor recalls fight near Suwon

A Washington dispatch describes how survivors of the Lost Battalion near Suwon endured overwhelming Communist assaults. Lt. James L. Glawson reports 32 GIs treated for battle fatigue after being cut off, with his company of less than 100 men fending off about 1,000 attackers and holding at great cost.

Associated Press New York South Korea New York Times Richard J. H. Johnston G.I Suwon James L. Glawson Godley, Tex Glawson Europe Times

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