Lenin Peace Prize for Khrushchev Sparks Western Mockery
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev wins the Lenin Peace Prize drawing sharp international reactions. Washington and Western diplomats question the prize given to a leader tied to Hungary’s crushing of the uprising and Suez bluster, noting the irony of awarding a prize to oneself.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Russia
Khrushchev
England
Middle
Far East
Berlin
If the man is right the world comes out right
An Ohio Power Review editorial recounts a father's attempt to soothe a noisy child by tearing a map into pieces. The daughter assembles the map quickly, revealing a moral: if the man is right, the world comes out all right.
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Ohio Power Review
Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Pvt David L Meadows completes training at Fort Gordon Georgia after basic at Fort Jackson. He is 1956 Shady Spring High School graduate formerly with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Airman C Jacob A DeWeese Jr spends 30 day home leave before England. He previously served with 329th Cameron Stewart Air Force Base New York and Alaska and Hawaii. Harry C Dickens completes recruit training at Parris Island Marine Corps Depot. Pvt Cleveland L Canaday and Pvt Phillip L Dillon complete basic training at Fort Jackson. Pfc Rolf L Hawkins and Pfc Larry Church are home on 10 day leave from Fort Knox and Fort Jackson respectively. Hawkins is with corps of engineers and Church with Seventh Surgical Hospital seeking to finish high school diploma while in service.
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Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
David L. Meadows
John K. Meadows
Glen Morgan
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Shady Spring High School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
England
C. Jacob A. DeWeese Jr
Josephine
Jacob A. DeWeese
Affinity
329Th Camron Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
N. Y
Air Force
Alaska
Hawaii
DeWeese
Sophia School
Florence Hylton
Josephing
United States Army
Rolf L. Hawkins
Crab Orchard
Myrtle Hawkins
Larry Church
Meadow Bridge
C. E. Churchawkins
Corps of Engineers
Fort Knox
Kenneth H. Copeland
J. C. Halleck
Woodrow Wilson High School
Church
Seventh Surgical Hospital
C. E. Church
Prayer For Today Calms Our Spirits In Conflict
A devotional prayer asks calm of God as anger rises toward a person with needs and hopes. It seeks patience when understanding fails and urges actions to be weighed before use, through Jesus Christ. Named: Russell S. Hutchison, New Concord Ohio, professor of Bible and religion at Muskingum College.
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Jesus Christ
Russell S. Hutchison
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Youre Telling Me Advice From Peter Lind Hayes
A fragment quotes Peter Lind Hayes on wife advice urging wives to show consideration for husbands by occasionally mentioning golf, hunting trips, and all-night poker, noting he preserves a man’s interest through acknowledgement of his pursuits.
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Peter Lind Hayes
Woodrow Wilson High funds reveal twenty five year total
The Beckley area report notes Woodrow Wilson High School financing for extra curriculars totaled 17 162 24 dollars for the just closed session as disclosed by treasurer H P Guy. Beckley Chamber of Commerce coverage ties to local bridge progress and political shifts in Roosevelt era polls.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
H. P. Guy
Beckley Chamber of Commerce
Hinton
New River
Bridge Commission
Lterary Digest
Roosevelt
Department of Public Safety
M. M. Gladwell
Beckley
J. H. Cook
Central Grades
Concord State Teachers College
Lo, Holiday
Echoes Across the Valley and a Lesson in Kindness
Dr George W Crane presents a tale of Billy who mistook an echo for a hostile child across a valley. A mother’s calm guidance shows Billy how kindness and perspective can dissolve fear. The piece argues that life mirrors our outlook and that changing ourselves can change the world.
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Billy
Thomas
Earth
Heaven
June Wedding Warnings and Hilarious Ants Tale
Roy Lee Harmon lampoons June as wedding month and vacations with humorous reflections on tears at weddings and the misery of planning trips. He recalls a disastrous family picnic in Wyoming County highlighting ants, rain, and misadventure, ending with a cautioned view of picnics and getaways.
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Wyomeing County
Guyan River
Raleigh Register front page credits and subscription policy
The Raleigh Register published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists staff and Associated Press affiliation. It notes home delivery options, carrier terms, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and semiannual pricing and tax notes for West Virginia readers.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Beckley CL
West Virginia
M.ny
White House Reporting Not The Easiest
AP veteran Marvin L Arrowsmith recalls the demanding craft of White House reporting since 1947. The piece outlines the stamina, schedule shifts, and journalistic tenacity required to cover presidents, from dodging trains to clawing past press secretaries, with personal anecdotes of misses and professional lessons.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
White House
Associated Press
Chicago
Kings Junior Editors Quiz on Louis XIV
A narrator describes the hard life of junior editors chasing big stories and meeting famous figures. The long essay recounts Louis XIV as the sun king, his 72 year reign, his corruption and the French influence on exploration, plus a prize line about being launched into space.
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France
Louis XIV
United States
Louisiana
Try And Stop Me Newman Levy Quip Gets Cut From Film
Newman Levy offered Mischa Auer a quick joke about pawning a violin in a book shop. The pawnbroker and Auer exchange gags about Kreisler Buick and ten dollars. Producer laughed but later the scene was cut from the movie.
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Newman Levy
Mischa Auer
Auer
Kreisler
Buick
Newman
Earl Wilson Hilton Would Marry Again The Same Girl
Gossip column notes Earl Wilson Hilton and Nicky Hilton discuss rumors of a split and an imminent annulment from Elizabeth Taylor, with plans to remarry in the Catholic Church. The piece catalogs a string of celebrity sightings and quips from New York venues and London scenes, mentioning Tony Perkins, Greta Garbo, Jerry Lewis, Picasso, and other entertainment figures in light anecdotal fashion.
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New York
Nicky Hilton
Trish
Elizabeth Taylor
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