Editorial Review and Opinion on Faith and Reason
A brief opinion piece argues there is no firm footing between Christianity and atheism for a person to settle on. The fragment suggests spiritual doubt and the challenge of choosing a belief stance.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1957
Page
2
A brief opinion piece argues there is no firm footing between Christianity and atheism for a person to settle on. The fragment suggests spiritual doubt and the challenge of choosing a belief stance.
Mayor Minter discusses tax policy and Florida's approach to property assessments. He notes high Florida taxes support roads schools and leisure, while a method allowing the state to buy at assessed prices promotes local tax equalization, described as simple and efficient.
Sen Harry Byrd calls for repeat or revise tax laws aiding defense plant expansion amid ODM’s closing of production targets. Since 1950, certificates of necessity allowed rapid amortization for emergency facilities, with 12 industries still eligible. From 1950 to last Feb 20 ODM approved $37.29 billion in plant projects, $22.58 billion eligible for fast write-offs.
The Daily Mail Bag prints Edwin Grant's San Francisco letter criticizing immigration limits tied to eugenics ideas. Grant cites a 1914 California act and lists known mob figures to argue that immigrant origins correlate with crime, contrasting them with revered U.S. founders.
The writer dismisses a National list of ten wanted men as biased toward foreign names and accuses Grant of endorsing Aryan rhetoric. He argues most criminals are American born, cites examples, and warns against linking crime to immigration or ethnicity. The text questions Grant’s motives and highlights fears of racism.
President Eisenhower’s 7 million dollar budget sparks a wave of questions as Secretary Humphrey touts it as lean yet hints at possible cuts. Congress presses for specifics while Brundage warns substantial savings unlikely for two years, and Eisenhower doubles down that Congress may cut if able.
Today's Prayer expresses faith in God's enduring protection through Christ. The message from Joseph R. Sizoo of The George Washington University in Washington DC emphasizes God's everlasting arms as life changes surround us.
New York report quotes Bob Mitchum describing his odd aim to be the laziest man on earth. He jokes about staying home until broke and only acting a lax exempt role without showing up on set. Mitchum notes a long career, past as a hobo and fighter, and says his attitude keeps him from needing others approval.
Military men and families are listed with assignments and training in the United States and abroad. Entries include Pvt Steve J. Pachutta at Fort Jackson for basic training, Howard Crawford awaiting Marine Recruit Depot, and Lt Georgie Scarlas formerly at Fort Buckner. Also noted are arrivals at Clark Island Antarctica, Ralph Painter with All Weather Fighter Squadron 4, and others from Beckley and nearby areas. A joke closes the piece about a 495 pound suspect.
A string of gossip notes spans Kay Kendall, Lilli Palmer, and Rex Harrison in Europe, NBC bids for Herb Shriner and Nanette Fabray, Steve Allen vs Ed Sullivan chatter, Jerry Lewis plans a Long Island stay, Perry Como quips hook night, and a London remark about wealth sharing.
Casual society notes from entertainment pages recount summer wedding chatter among stars and their circles. Mentions include Lola Fisher, Joe Cronin connections, Marion Marlowe, Larry Puck, Wolfe Gabor, Grady Cole, Barbara Hall, Roberta Sherwood, Jackie Gleason, Monique van Vooren, Joe DiMaggio, Eddie Davis, Roy Rogers, Bob Hope, Carroll Baker, and other Hollywood figures amid parades, clubs, and TV buzz. The item blends light anecdotes with show business gossip and local note items.
In Case U-29 Donna D aged 24 seeks divorce amid marital strife with husband Larry. Dr George W Crane urges mutual effort, notes Donna's omission as a fault, recommends reading Sex Problems in Marriage booklet to rebuild affection and prevent divorce.
Zadok Dumkopt questions the total corn beef and cabbage and Irish stew consumed as Dublin’s lord mayor attends hundreds of dinners during a U.S. tour. The anecdotal tally highlights a lighthearted voyage through official hospitality.
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