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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
4
The piece argues that reliance on coal hinges on price stability and steady labor. It notes Boston Edison’s heavy shift to oil, its potential rapid coal comeback, and industry doubts about oil permanence. It calls coal interests to prove future price stability through fewer strikes and more work, to keep coal viable.
The argument stresses that coal power relies on its labor force, claiming workers are as steadfast as a rock, suggesting stability in energy supply hinges on reliable, durable labor.
The piece argues against a Senate Commerce Committee bill that would curb reporting on sporting events noting such limits would aid gamblers while failing to target racing syndicates. It urges enforcement over new limits, cites Rhode Island and Wisconsin as successful anti gambling models, and calls for stronger penalties and decisive action to cripple organized gambling profits.
The column highlights Rev. R. H. Dean's Shut-in Day urging visits to Pinecrest Sanitarium patients and celebrates West Virginia rhododendron blooms seen in Grandview State Park. It also notes a Shriner gathering in Los Angeles with the West Virginia State Society of Southern California planning a clam bake on June 18 near Sycamore Grove Park.
Artist and National Cartoonists' Society leader Alex Raymond urges redesign reflecting Alaska and Hawaii. He notes the 1912 flag and current six by eight star layout limit, presents seven design proposals preserving symbolism, and recalls historic flags from Washington to the Grand Union. Readers are invited to vote in a nationwide poll.
HAL BOYLE urges Joe to relax amid jitters of postwar life. Despite fears of war and insecurity, he cites rising employment prospects, suggests pursuing work steadily, and stresses maintaining courage, optimism, and a practical approach to building a life after graduation. The piece counsels optimism and resilience for new graduates.
About 125 people from 40 states gathered in Washington for a three day Atlantic Union Committee meeting to push a union of Western democracies under one central government. The group led by Owen J Roberts aims to mobilize public support through publicity parades meetings and even auctions.
The Abbe reveals a long guarded link between Stella and Zachary’s activities as he confronts the doctor and Zachary with the truth of Stella’s adoption by the Spriggs. Zachary recalls his past while the Abbe, moved by reunion, prepares to share more in a dawn outing through the streets, seeking Stella and the broader mystery surrounding her parentage.
In a church scene, Father recounts his past life with a wife and lost daughter, revealing the Amphion shipwreck and the eventual discovery of his adopted granddaughter. Stella expresses urgent need to join the Spriggs, as their bond deepens and future plans unfold. (To be Concluded Sunday)
Stewart Alsop argues that dispersing population and industry is the only real defense against atomic attack. He notes the U.S. has done little and that true civil defense would require a national, military-scale program costing about 14 billion dollars annually. He urges open public debate rather than secrecy.
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