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A reflective note presents the quotation All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream by Edgar Allan Poe, inviting readers to ponder perception and reality as part of an editorial moment.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1954
Page
4
A reflective note presents the quotation All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream by Edgar Allan Poe, inviting readers to ponder perception and reality as part of an editorial moment.
The piece foresees Beckley becoming a major medical hub with a sixth hospital underway and a new clinic, plus boosted tourism from the Charleston-Princeton toll way. It highlights Beckley’s climate aiding health, urges improved lodging and dining, and notes investment like Flat Top Lake development attracting commuters, all pointing to a thriving regional hub.
After five weeks of silence, the Soviet newspaper Svestia criticized the U.S. Supreme Court ruling as a demagogic propaganda gesture. The Kremlin fears losing a useful tool of racial discord and warns that American racists will exploit loopholes through legislation or terror.
Dr. John N. Schlegel of Lafayette College argues high income taxes curb engineers teachers and enrollment in endowed colleges and supports tax relief deductions for educational expenses. He notes depreciation incentives favor modernization of plants and calls for similar concessions for education. The piece then shifts to broader social and political observations about segregation, Soviet propaganda, personal conscience, and life lessons.
The Register invites readers to submit brief letters on local state or national issues for publication. Letters must be signed, may be condensed, and writers’ names can be deleted upon request. The publication carries no responsibility for statements in letters.
New York feature on Ann Hutchinson and the Dance Notation Bureau using Labanotation to record movement. Hutchinson adapts a two-floor shaft studio for an elevator shaft workspace. The system, rooted in Rudolf Laban's work, aims to standardize dance notation across styles for future generations.
Publication notice details for Raleigh and Beckley papers, Beckley W Va and Hinton W Va. Lists editorial contacts and AP affiliation. Provides subscription rates and address change instructions. Notes delivery and tax policies and independent contractor status. Contains publisher and managing editor names.
Clifford P. Case of New Jersey, a former representative and Republican nominee for the U S Senate, pledges to vote against Wisconsin Senator McCarthy’s continued chairmanship and to vote to ban him from the Senate if elected. The stance prompts questions on party loyalty, potential electoral costs, and the broader debate over congressional investigations and free expression in government.
Reno dispatch details Ava Gardner at a divorce cottage near Lake Tahoe with Miguel, a Spanish bullfighter visiting briefly. Reporter Earl Wilson notes Ava denies romance, mentions ongoing divorce from Frank Sinatra, and describes her gracious, well-dressed hospitality and nearby gossipy chatter.
A collection of quotations from notable figures reflects mid 20th century thoughts. Noted names include Willie Sutton Billy Graham James B Conant Omar Bradley Pablo Picasso and Francis Cardinal Spellman. The book project by Jim Simpson and Ann Gillis aims to preserve antic wit for posterity.
Short reflective prayer asking God's providence for those seeking rest and vacation. It invokes protection for playgrounds camps beaches and highways and asks that travelers return refreshed in body and spirit through Jesus Christ. Edward T. Horn of Trinity Lutheran Church Philadelphia signs the prayer.
President Eisenhower says he feels good about Congress handling his program despite a near split between Democrats and Republicans. The ledger covers acts law or pending, including St Lawrence seaway participation, a one year Reciprocal Trade Act extension, a defense pact with South Korea, Air Force academy, highway funding, and increased CCC borrowing.
Military men from Pemberton and Pineville are highlighted for promotions and overseas service. Billie D. Maddy rises to sergeant with the Fifth Infantry Division in Germany after earlier Army entry in 1950. David Coleman advances to airman second class at Johnston Island Air Base as part of a six-member promotion group. Bernie Gunter earns a promotion with the First Infantry Division in Germany, while Godfrey L. Smith Jr. serves as mechanic in VII Corps Germany. George M. Shrock serves as aircraft mechanic with Marine Aircraft Group 11 at Atsugi Naval Air Station. Carl Coulson, Coal City, completes the Personnel Specialist Course at Scott AFB.
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