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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
2
A fragmented critique discusses progress in the dairy and poultry sectors and their economic effects. It cites the Mural Development Council gathering, projected income from poultry, and the broader regional shift toward local production and jobs, noting uncertainties and future growth.
The piece notes that savings banks in seventeen states hold about 12 percent of deposits, down from a peak of 04 percent, and with 620 banks left, their influence remains strong. Congress eyed their reserves as revenue, setting cushions up to 12 percent, after which earnings are taxed. Banks plan higher rates and advertising to attract deposits.
Analyzes grim highway death and injury projections in America. Highlights that 60 percent of nighttime deaths occur while only a quarter of fatal cars travel at night, urging caution for night drivers and warning of substantial future fatalities and injuries.
The court rejected the challenge to free press rights amid a contentious dispute involving editors and government figures. Details indicate a decisive ruling reinforcing protections for journalistic activity despite personal or political pressure.
The Charlotte Observer notes that newspapers face limits on criticizing public figures. It warns against scurrilous charges and defamation in letters or editorials while acknowledging freedom to discuss candidates and office seekers.
A Virginia woman recalls sending mail to soldiers and sailors overseas who faced loneliness far from home. The piece notes many letters received and few returned, while the giver faces empty boxes and the impact of missing Christmas comforts.
Susan Haugmen travels from Montana to Mackinigan Island and meets locals she meets as she recites a tale of her origin. The piece notes she is from Treland and hints at a newly acquired 40 acre setup by a man named Dan who provides her a first house.
A prayer from Minister Bearden in Atlanta pleads for mercy and unity. The text then recalls Susan in Montana, her delivery of a daughter after great hardship, Dan’s death in 1931, debts, and ten children. Bankers may assist Susan as she plans for herders and a herd of cattle and sheep on the Miles City frontier.
Regional soldiers and dependents are listed with postings across the United States and abroad. Patty Ste Meadows, seaman apprentice, serves at Memphis NAS after Bainbridge training. Donald E. White, Army reservist, reports to Ft George G. Meade. Robert R. McClung serves aboard submarine Piper in Atlantic Convoy exercises. Howard Marshall receives Korean service ribbon at Camp Korea. Herman C. Houchins Jr. trains at Newport RI for radio operations aboard USS Lewis Hantack. Charles F. Alderman reports to Camp Prickinridge KY. Charles B. Durham advances in the 231st Engineer Battalion. Eugene Stover receives the Purple Heart at Korea. Kenneth Haynes completes basic indoctrination. Guy Light and Delia Prunesti begin basic training with Fifth Division. Lee Godby leaves for Japan after furlough. Joseph Webber Sr. stationed with Marines in Ciba. Robert Clowers arrives at Third Air Force HQ in England. Jack Brown reenlists after Okinawa. Franklin Mullens earns battlefield promotion in Korea. Charles Terry graduates from basic training with Fifth Division at Indiantown Gap.
Speculation across England grows on the future of the Duke of Windsor after King George VI’s death. Reports note discussions among royal family members about pension, potential posts, and long sought high state positions. The Windsor question divides public opinion as observers recall past royal ties.
Congress plans deep cuts in overseas aid and military assistance, likely exceeding a one billion dollar reduction, despite appeals from President Truman and Secretary Acheson. Lawmakers cite an election year and Franco's tax stance as reasons to curb foreign funding.
Newspaper report details Morris seeking subpoena authority to probe government corruption. Senate Judiciary Committee debates authority as President Truman weighs congressional action. The contentious scene showcases political fallout and constitutional limits on compelling testimony.
A crook of quips shows Bob Hope joking with Gen Hoyt Van denberg in Los Angeles about a golf sinker. Cedric Adams recalls Etiquette tales from Minneapolis. A Bray England inscription notes fear and faith in a smoke stained mantel.
Reader notes a garbled clipping about William Ritt and a dag referenced in a stream scene. The fragment hints at commentary in a U S context with a tense phrasing and unclear chronology. No clear names beyond William Ritt appear.
Ten years ago a Japanese air raid in New Guinea near Salam resulted in the loss of all hands on several army planes as survivors were not reported. Twenty years ago Vosne’s formal opening featured new apparel and access to a store, while campus life noted coeds using roller whips in sorority houses.
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