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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
2
A brief, devotional quote citing that those who deny themselves for Christ shall find enjoyment in him, attributed to J. M. Mason. The line reinforces self-denial as path to spiritual reward within a religious context.
The United States stance on military action in Lebanon depends partly on the United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and the UN observation team. Dulles outlined a Mansfield amendment framework and noted US troops could be used if American life is endangered or if a UN call is made. The evolving doctrine emphasizes that action requires congressional and constitutional alignment, with Syria's current role in the Arab Republic noted.
The National Labor Relations Board reversed an AFL-CIO ruling affirming organizers’ right to unionize. The piece notes irony in the conflict between organizers and employers and argues union membership need not undermine faithful duty. It cites Atlanta Constitution as the source.
Hal Boyle reports on Louis Feder’s air conditioned men’s hairpiece. Weighing under an ounce, it stays fixed to the scalp with two patches of tape and survived wind tests on a ship deck and ocean breakers. Kaplan notes most customers are under 35 and that baldness affects 8 in 10 men with 250000 wearers.
AONE DELIVERED BY CARRIER OR DISTRIBUTE weekly and Sunday rates. For week .054. 400 weekly and Sunday, per month . erey. $175 All carriers, dealers, distributors, are independent contractors, and Beckley News papers Corporation cannot assume responsibility for advance subscription payments made to them or their representatives.
Continental Army maneuvers near Fort Polk Louisiana include Specialist 2 John A Bovaird son of Mrs James V Bovaird Beaver previously in France and Shady Spring High School. Private Eugene G Bell 22 entered in 1997 completed tank training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Pfc Charles C Leffew truck driver in Italy NATO officers joined 510th Field Artillery Rocket Battalion arriving Europe last November. Robert D Perry promoted to Marine sergeant serving as re-enlistment clerk at Parris Island. Specialist 3 C Rudolf Hatcher spent five days at Garisch recreation center in Germany Bavarian Alps and Shady Spring High School graduate. Pic Charles E Bryant Soldier of the Month with 520th Quartermaster in Kafertal Germany, Beckley native, Delco employee before Army.
The House subcommittee questioned Sher man Adams over his ties to Bernard Goldfine with a light touch. It revealed Goldfine funded Adams Boston hotel bills totaling over $2,000 and later disclosed unreported stays at the Waldorf Astoria. Adams acknowledged some facts in a letter, while additional details emerged from press accounts.
The text explains sound as like ocean waves, traveling faster than water, with speed 1 088 feet per second at sea level. It notes thunder from shock waves when aircraft exceed sound speed and offers a lightning distance method by counting seconds between flash and thunder.
Earl Wilson reports on Europe’s tired feet epidemic dubbed phets exposition and the American Pavilion’s footbath scene. Orson Welles draws attention with Touch of Evil publicity as crowds crowd the fountain and restrooms. The piece blends gossip with World’s Fair impressions and light humor.
Miscellaneous items include Richwood boy claiming the marbles crown, Kroger planning a new store in town, and Truman aides receiving a reprieve. Other brief items cover parish priest changes, oblique war of words about politics, a chicken hatched from an egg carried in a bosom, a Moscow soil claim, weather, local accidents, and social notices.
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