Day Lived Without Dawn Prospects Opened
The fragment cites A. B. Atcoll remarking that a day loses meaning if dawn is missing, highlighting the importance of beginnings for prospects.
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A. B. Atcoll
Raleigh Register in Beckley, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1958
Page
2
Kuwait and oil rule amid Middle East tensions
Kuwait under Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah relies on oil exports to Britain and the United States, with half the oil profits flowing to the ruler. Despite British protection and a 1951 accord, Kuwait faces pressure from neighbors like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and the broader Arab world, while investing in schools, housing, hospitals, and desalination under a five year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sahah
Kuryait
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sevice
Damascus
Syria
Britain
United States
Kuwait Oil Company
Kuwait Oi
Abdullah
U. S
Great Britain
Kuwait Dynasty
Saudi Arabia
Japan
London Economist
Kiuwait
Iraq
Abdallah
Jordan
Nets & World Report
U.S. Commerce Department
Look Ahead to a Boundless American Future
The passage extols America's trajectory toward a future shaped by imagination and progress. It notes decades of advances in electronics, drugs, plastics, and energy, urging that improvements in living standards will continue, driven by a voyage of inquiry, enterprise, and belief in human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas Wolfe
Hal Boyle on Henry Youngman and starting comedy
In New York Hal Boyle notes Henry Youngman, a 25 year veteran of one‑man gags, counsels beginners to pursue comedy with wealthy backing. He jokes there is a million dollars in laughter and describes a path from party jester to stage comic via a “do it yourself” kit and diction training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Youngman
Youngman
Henry
Ann Straub
Beckley
West Virginia
Ruann Ernst
Brenda Ernst
Carolyn Sue Thorn
Mullens
Jimmy Wooton
Susan Pettry
Carolyn Griffith
Ghent
God
Henry Youngman charm era humor recalled by comedian
The article recounts Henry Youngman’s rise from a Brooklyn fiddler to a standup comic. It quotes his view of modern comedy as charm driven and notes the shift from bold bombshells to lighthearted, boyish appeal. He discusses hecklers, audience dynamics, and a sample of his quips about women and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Brooklyn
Jackie Gleason
Bombshell
Bolf
Milton Serie
Red Skelton
Bob Hope
Youngman
Moses
Military Men In News At Home And Abroad
Peggy Kessinger reports on servicemen awarded honors and stationed abroad. Specialist 3 C. Kenneth B. Willis, son of Ed and Mrs. Willis of Beckley, earned the good conduct medal in Germany with the 56th Medical Battalion. Lowell B. Dillon, 23, from Colcord, serves with the Eighth Division Fifth Infantry rifle team in Mainz. Others training at Lackland include Coy L. Nicely Jr. and Ralph H. Prince from Beckley. Pvt Harry Stover heads to Schweinfurt with the 37th Armor. Elbert R. Patton, Beckley native, assigned to the Second Artillery in Germany with battery duties and a radio telephone operator role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
56Th
Kenneth B. Willis
Ed Willis
Mainz
Pie
Lowell B. Dillion
Otey Dillon
Fort Riley
Kan
Europe
Clear Fork High School
Coy L. Nicely Jr
Mae E. Bennett
Beckley
Ralph H. Prince
Okey C. Prince
Route 2
ANG
Aiman Nicely
WJLS
37Th Armor
Schweinfurt
Harry ¥. Stover
Harlow Stover
Artie
United States
Fort Jackson
Second Artillery
Pic
Elbert R., Patton
Beverly
Walter R. Patton
Army
Kaw
Trap Hill High School
Concord College
Kappa Sigma Kappa
WVU Social Work Department Receives 21000 Grant
West Virginia University social work department gets a 21000 grant to fund mental health education training, teaching personnel, and supplies. Four traineeships of about 1850 each support students pursuing social work careers in mental health settings as the program expands since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University Department of Social Work
National Advisory Mental Health Council
WVU
Thomas R. Fulton
Fulton
Nevada billboards jokes on West's wit and wild sights
In Virginia City Nevada Earl Wilson praises roadside signs and quirky ads from Death by Own Action to The Upside Down House. He spotlights Salvadore Dilly at Lake Tahoe and Nakal Nevada Club ads, notes Californias Painless Parker and Mocambo signs, and riffs on liquor ads and local characters. He also flags brief midtown notes from New Yorks Cafe de Paris closure to rising show biz chatter.
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Virginia City
Nev
Reno
Madison Avenue
Nevada
California
Lucius Beebe
Pardner
Faro Bank
Salvadore Dilly
Lake Tahoe
Painless Parker
Ventura
Santa Claus
Cal
St. Nicholas
Calaveras County
Hollywood
Mocambo
Mary
Mary Morrison
Stockton
N.Y
Tommy Manville
Pat Gaston
Tony Bennett
Stuart Schulberg
Remagen
George DeWitt
Linda Christian
Riviera
Johnny Mathis
Ralph
Harry Karl
Judy
Paul Raffles
Chicago
NBC
Jose Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
David Merrick
Suzie Wong
Summit clash clouds hopes for Middle East peace
Washington dispatch argues Eisenhower and Khrushchev may treat the summit as a gab session on Middle East issues. The piece warns neither leader is likely to present solid proposals, risking a failure to produce concrete action or durable accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
John
Middle East
Israel
Geneva
Mideast
Soviet Union
Aok
Pila
Junior Editors Quiz On Nature
The Sun is a glowing ball of hot gasses producing light and heat. Core temperatures reach about 40 million degrees Fahrenheit, surface about 12 000 degrees, with four million tons lost each second yet solar output remains stable for billions of years. The quiz also notes a safety tip and a prize to Win Rockwell of Clinton New York for a question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
Clinton
N. Y
Beckley
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Air National Guardsmen
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Man Prince
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C. L. Nicely
Prince
Bug Dust Me By
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Ronnie Green
Sophia
Earl Wilson
West
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Baton Route
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Errol Flynn
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Milanou
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Margaret Truman
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Hal Chadwick
Republican Party
Democratic Party
J. C. Freeman
Bailey
Raleigh County
Harry Anderson
Raleigh County Healths Department
Crescent. Grocery
James Marlow
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