Raleigh Register Evening and Sunday Morning
Raleigh Register Evening and Sunday Morning announces subscription rates for Beckley West Virginia readers dated Friday July 26 1946. The notice lists daily and Sunday mail options with annual and monthly prices and notes a state tax addition. It credits The Associated Press for news dispatches and identifies editorial leadership and advertising representatives.
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Beckley Faces Charter Vote For City Manager System
The piece argues Beckley must switch from part time to a full time city manager administration. It notes the September 17 charter election as pivotal to place city services under a full time administrator appointed by the seven member council. It cites 600 US municipalities adopting this model since 1912.
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Mr America Brain Debate Sparks Muscle Showdown
Alan Stephens known as Mr America dismisses a Hollywood challenger who claims superior sun kissed biceps. Stephens emphasizes muscular development counts 25 percent in the meet while 75 percent stems from proportion symmetry and posing ability, arguing brains and non muscular traits are negligible.
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Statue Of Liberty Defaced Stirs Outrage Worldwide
Vandals scrawled carvings across the Statue of Liberty causing dismay as authorities condemn the act and launch investigations amid concerns for preservation and public safety. Reporters note the incident sparks debates on protection and vandalism laws.
Buckus uncovers political shifts and rural blight issues
Randolph Norton reflects on a hidden push to sack current members of Congress via party primaries. He notes Wyoming County gas growth and home gas access woes, reports on Beckley Legion prospects, and criticizes political machines including sheriff funding traps. He warns of societal bigotry and postwar corruption in multiple states.
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Janey Hodge Held on Bond in Crab Orchard Shooting
Janey Hodge of Crab Orchard remains jailed in Raleigh County after waiving a preliminary hearing on a charge of unlawfully shooting George Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury, 63, was shot last Monday near Hodge's home and is recovering. he will provide a statement after being located at a relative’s home in Lester. He says the shooting occurred as he walked by Hodge's house. Hodge failed to post a 1000 appearance bond. State Police planned to interview Shrewsbury regarding the incident.
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George W. Grimes Undergoes Surgery
George W. Grimes, 63, of Skelton, underwent an abdominal operation at Beckley Hospital this morning. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
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May recovery cited as rapid amid war probe findings
Dr Henry M Lowden said May has long heart ailment worsened by strain and may be active again within a week or so. Senate witnesses discussed Garsson case and May’s alleged pressure on war officials for munitions contracts while Truman commented on the disclosures.
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Drone Airplane Survives Water-Borne Blast Test
A U S Army test records a unmanned drone plane flying 1,000 feet above a water transmitted blast. Maj Gen Kepner notes the drone missed the reverberation by six seconds within a ten second margin. The blast damaged the drone’s hull as waves flood Bisni beach with 29 waves, and researchers seek explanations for the water column and air shock effects.
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Coal City Family Recovers After Tomato Poisoning
Mr and Mrs R H Bradley and their three children return to Coal City from Raleigh General Hospital after illness from tomatoes likely sprayed. Mildred and R H Bradley Jr released Monday, Glenna Tuesday, parents Wednesday. Dr Moore of Killarney had tomato samples analyzed. The Bradleys work for Lillybrook Coal Company at Kil larney and Glenna and Mildred are store employees.
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Boy Scout Council Meeting Postponed At Camp Wilderness
The Appalachian Council of the Boy Scouts postponed the Executive Board meeting at Camp Wilderness near Daniels due to rain. Gus Walker said the meeting will be rescheduled for next Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
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Truman objects to new price controls as inflation feared
President Truman attacks the new price control bill citing risks to clothing costs and overall inflation. OPA officials privately estimate the Crawford amendment could raise prices on popular cars by at least 100 dollars. He says the three member decontrol board will be appointed soon and won’t be a packed jury.
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Congress Reaches Compromises on Atomic Energy Legislation
Conferees accept a House amendment on military use of atomic tech with McMahon’s caveat about a monopoly on fissile material. They also back FBI loyalty checks for commission personnel and set death as maximum penalty for major act violations against the United States.
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Interior Department Defines All Inclusive Mine Safety Standards
The Interior Department stated that while states have mine safety laws some codes are comprehensive, this marks the first time a complete set of safety standards applies to bituminous coal and lignite mines nationwide.
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Worthington bulletin notes high cost of rail grade improvements
The bulletin states 16 feet by 26 feet grade work costs over 10000 dollars per mile. Gadd says Raleigh County appropriation is the largest so far for Southern West Virginia, implying mileage must be reduced.
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Retailers tighten grip on new franchise lines
Independent merchants assess unproven franchises amid improving supply. Many wary of carrying little known lines due to spare parts, advertising backing, and potential sales gaps. Trade report notes grocers hedge against price rises and CPA policy draws criticism from Patman committee.
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VA insurance delays spark hopes for Dec next year
Veterans learn branch offices in St. Louis and Boston now hold ex service insurance files and have processed thousands of beneficiary changes. Officials expect premium notices and receipts to arrive on time after decentralization next January. The War Department outlines three burial options for nearly 330,000 war dead, with families urged to indicate preference as transportation remains the main challenge.
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The Plot Thickens in Pinehurst Real Estate Scheme
Floyd and attorney Clark discuss a lucrative but shady deal to target Abby Rand and others. Clark pressures Quillan to help eliminate witnesses while planning a late night chase, hinting at murder if needed. Edith remains a cautious obstacle as the trio plots their next moves.
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Veterans Agency thanks Raleigh Register for WV events
H G Hooks thanks W Randolph Norton and the Raleigh Register staff for cooperation during Veterans Opportunity Week in West Virginia and for publishing items of interest to veterans and families. Clint Phillips, 49, of Mt Hope, hospitalized in Beckley after a leg injury.
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