Thought For Today Quote Cites Confucius on Charity
A brief reflective note presents Confucius urging that seeking others' good secures one’s own. The line frames moral reciprocity and benevolence as practical ethics for daily living.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
2
Spirit of Jefferson endorses Jennings Randolph for U S Senate
The Spirit of Jefferson editorial board endorsed former Congressman Jennings Randolph for the unexpired U S Senate term. The Jefferson County paper praised his experience and temperate judgment and said West Virginians could be proud to have him in the Senate. The Upshur County Democratic Executive Committee also unanimously endorsed Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Spirit of Jefferson-Farmer’s Advocate
U. S
Jennings Randolph
United States Senate
Senate
West
Randolph
Senate Victory
Clarksburg
Ruth Marple
Milk program extended for three years to 1961
A new law extends the special milk program through June 30 1961 with up to 73 million dollars yearly for expansion. Camps schools and institutions can participate immediately and must outline methods to boost milk use while most programs keep a shared charge or reimbursement system administered by the Agricultural Marketing Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Thinner Dime Sells for 2200 in New York Collectors Deal
A coin collector sold a thin dime to another enthusiast for 2200 dollars in New York last week. The sale involved a rare item attracting attention from local collectors and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brief Encounters of Dimes and Islands in 1894
The Wall Street Journal notes that over 100 Pacific islands form Hawaii with 6107 square miles and seven inhabited lands. An 1894 San Francisco minted dime highlights scarcity as a driver of value among the 24 coins. only seven are collectors’ items. The piece also remarks on general scarcity from low supply or gradual disappearance, as with the wooden Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-Pacific
Hawaii
San Francisco
Wall Street Journal
Military Men In News At Home And Abroad
Peggy Kessinger reports promotions and assignments of Beckley and area soldiers. Conny Cook promoted to specialist third class in Karlsruhe Germany with the 73rd Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion. Pvt Bobby G Thompson completes supply specialist course at Fort Knox. Pvt William H Hughes assigned to Fort Jackson basic infantry training. Cadet Adam J Zutaut Jr attends ROTC summer camp at Fort Bragg East Lansing. Jimmie D Wood and Don L Peters complete recruit training at Parris Island and head to Camp Lejeune for further infantry training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlsruhe
Germany
Conny
Army Armor School
Fort Knox
Bobby G. Thompson
K. Y. Thompson
Colcord
First Training Regiment
Fort Jackson
Pvt
William H. Hughes
Walter Ed Hughes
Prillerman Ave
Beckley
Fort Bragg
N.C
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Mich
Adam J. Zutaut Jr
Woodrow Wilson High School
Zutaut
Shirley
Rock Creek
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
D.C
Jimmie D. Wood
Elmer F. Wood
Don L. Peters
Don E. Peters
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Courtesy to Customers in Japan's Peak Stores
Hal Boyle reports from Tokyo on Mitsukoshi and other major stores enforcing extreme politeness toward shoppers. Rules include giving seat to customers with strapped packages, not walking between customer and goods, and staff apologizing for being stepped on. Customers may window shop freely, roam, and leave without buying, while slogans stress that customers are always right. Starting salaries for new hires run about 22 dollars monthly for high school graduates and 30 dollars for college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ishit
Boyle
Tokyo 7
Japan
Mitsukoshi
Stop Me If You Can Like A Wild Valley Dare
According to Billy Gray a group of youths in the San Fernando valley stage a dangerous game along a state highway. Chickens cross between moving vehicles as a thrill, while a hot rod ride speeds at about 90 miles an hour. A rear seat passenger notices a door issue and quickly acts. The driver remains focused on the road and asks who boarded without turning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Gray
San Fernando Valley Way
Tickety
Weil Cient
Usuut
Beckley News and WV Press Rates and Policies
The Beckley News and Beckley News Newspapers Corp outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions plus West Virginia tax. It details home delivery options, carrier roles, and responsibility for advance payments, with policies on subscriptions and distribution in Beckley and Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeigh
Register
Beckley Newsyavers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
J. McQuade
Associated
Associated Press
AP Ness
Brooks S
New York
Philsdeig
Boston
Payanle
West Virginia
C.e
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prayer Blesses Fellow Travelers From Park Place Church
A blessing prayer from W. Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana prays for awareness of God through summer travel and vacations. The minister asks for refreshed spirits and bodies and for easing burdens in Christ's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Indiana
Park Place
Lebanon War Raises Questions About U S Exit Strategy
President Eisenhowers Lebanon actions spark debate over timing of withdrawal and the impact on Arab unity. With Chamouns term and possible UN debate, gaps emerge on whether U S troops stay or depart, and how Middle East dynamics evolve amid rising Arab nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Chamoun
Lebanon
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Nasser
Middle East
Cest
Moscow
Jordan
Hussein
Leona Gage Reigns in Miss Universe Story One Year Later
Leona Gage recalls her Miss USA controversy a year after denying marriage while entering the pageant. Now living in a trailer camp with sons Gene and Nathan, she earns about 200 dollars weekly as a Tropicana showgirl and contemplates entering the current Miss Universe contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Leona Gage
Brunet
Baltimore
Gene
Nathan
Tropicana
Leona
Gene Ennis
Pat Sheehan
Dennis Crosby
Sandra Drummond
Philip Crosby
Charleston
Three Decades Ago Misfortune in Shady Spring
Chap and William Griffith and Landy Richmond took a riding trip to Redden Ridge when a wheel was stolen from each of their buggies. Trey returned with borrowed wheels and somber faces as readers offered sympathy. At a Boomer mine workers mass meeting harsh remarks were aimed at the Republican party in Wet Virginia over a credentials committee failure to consider a United Mine Workers plank demanding bonded guards in coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Spring
William Griffith
Landy Richmond
Redden Ridge
Trey
Boomer
Republican Party
Wet
Virginia
United Mine Workers
Elephants Thick Hide Shapes Famous Expression
Junior Editors quiz discusses pachyderms and the thick hide of elephants. It notes the hide is about an inch thick and aids protection, cooling with mud, and training responsiveness, inviting readers to observe circus elephants in action.
Turnpikes Herald Safer Driving Message Study
A 1957 study sponsored by Pure Oil and the ATA Foundation finds drivers overrate their own skills and mostly support warnings rather than tickets for minor violations. It notes teen drivers feel scapegoated, prefer supervised drag racing to channel youth activity, and calls for improved mass communications to promote safe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Oil Company
ATA Foundation, Inc
Research, Education and Public Information
Opinion Research Corporation
ATA Foundation
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