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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1956

Page

2

North American Leaders to Confer at White Sulphur Springs

Editorial notes Eisenhower invites Canada and Mexico to a candid White Sulphur Springs talk. The piece traces U.S. Canada economic ties from the Dulles led committee through 1950s trade concerns, Canada’s 51 percent U.S. stock rule clash, and the Ogdensburg defense framework, highlighting overall cordial relations and UN diplomacy.

Darley Eisenhower White Sulphur Springs United States Canada Mexico Eisenhower North American

Bang the Drum Slowly review by Mark Harris

Literary guidepost on Harris's Bang the Drum Slowly centers on Henry Wiggen the Mammoths pitcher who narrates Bruce Pearsons tale. Henry copes with Bruce s incurable disease while concealing it as fans waver between sports drama and friendship. The review notes slower pace yet strong ballpark voice and humor.

Mark Harris Knopf Henry Wiggen Perkinsville N. Y The Mammoths Bruce Pearson Romeo and Juliet Henry Bruce Dutch Harris W. G. Rogers

Bug Dust The Golden Jubilee of Boys' Clubs of America

The Golden Jubilee marks fifty years of Boys' Clubs guiding boys into healthy pursuits. Leagues support youth, reduce delinquency, and provide belonging. FBI Director Hoover calls youth guidance vital, noting clubs channel energy into sports and constructive work over crime.

Boys’ Clubs of America United States FBI J. Edgar Hoover Beckley Tri-County

Strouds Creek and Muddlety Railroad Public Relations Effort

A humorous note from the SC and Muddlety Railroad outlines a new public relations department. Despite a modest operational profile, the line links Muddlety with the world via Baltimore and Ohio Railway and aims to keep readers informed. Joseph L Stanton leads the PR effort. John Milt Morris earns two national editorial cartoon honors in 1955, including the Headliners Club award.

Stroud’s Creek and Muddlety Stroud’s Creek Muddlety W. Va Round File The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Joseph L. Stanton Headliners Club Morris Freedoms Foundation AP Newsfeatures

Texas Democrats See Johnson as Path to Inroads in 1964

Texas Democratic loyalists and leaders such as Sam Rayburn push Lyndon B. Johnson as the state’s favorite son for the national ticket and as delegation chair in Chicago. Gov Allan Shivers backs a strong states’ rights plank and may head the Texas delegation, while Eisenhower’s Texas prospects remain favorable to the president.

Austin Tex Texas Eisenhower Lyndon B. Johnson Lone Star Adlai Stevenson Sam Rayburn U.S. House of Representatives Stevenson Rayburn Dallas Johnson Chicago U. S. Senate Allan Shivers Democratic ‘Committee Shivers Acceptane Hissivers Sen Russell GOP Ralph W. Yarborough Shiters

Worry Clinic advises ending a troubled engagement

A 23 year old Beth G seeks guidance on an engagement plagued by a partner who borrows from many and shows no scruples. Dr. Crane counsels breaking the engagement, urging caution and focus on future family stability, recommending select, self reliant suitors and avoiding gamblers or shiftless partners. He promotes early, clear decisions to avoid costly divorces. He also offers a 200 point tests for sweethearts via the newspaper.

Beth G Dr. Crane Cupid

Subway Fever Hits New York Nightlife With Celebs

New York society spots melt into Spring as the subway becomes a backdrop for showbiz chatter. Irving Berlin and stars like Neila Ates, Forrest Tucker, and Judy Garland are seen in or near cafes and clubs from Cafe Society to the Blue Angel, while fashion, weather, and blizzard humor color a lively scene of postwar nightlife and celebrity chatter.

Brooks & Finley, Inc New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco West Virginia Teeneermerees Dh AU N Fs Corporation Teme Jewspape Florida California Phoenix Sth Av Siberia N. Y Flash Irving Berlin Palm Beach Neila Ates Fanny Subway Neila West Versailles Andy Nick Promis Rosemary Ridgewell Jayne Mansfield Slugger Gloria Vanderbilt Sidney Lumet Sanford Meisner Linda Darnell Eartha Kitt el Rancho Vegas Marlon Brandé Joe E. Lewis Ed Sullivan Cesare Siepi The Met Mae West Rossana Rory Warner Betty Sawyer Cafe Society Walter Slezak Judy Garland Tommy Dorseys

You're Telling Me by William Ritt

The secretary of state spent his vacation in the Bahamas while Californians report a bluish white meteor with an orange tail overhead the cinema hub. The University of Madrid closed due to student riots. British expedition members craft furniture during leisure time. New York travel chefs train Air Force mess sergeants who may get room services.

Ogdensburg North America Robert D. Murphy U.S Canada Mexico United Nations U.N United States Albania Franco Spain Bahamas U S New York Air Force

Quiz answers and trivia questions from the page

A set of multiple choice questions covers topics from the 1952 Democratic convention delegates to population ratios and historic city names. It includes queries on federal taxes, wiretapping laws, and the fate of Leon Trotsky, with an instruction that answers appear on the page.

Minnesota Sen Humphrey Stevenson Kefauver Truman Harriman Israel N.Y. Stock Exchange N. Y Holy Baghdad Cairo Istanbul Constantinople Jerusalem Mecca Leon Troteky Stalin Moscow Leningad Warsaw Mexico City East Berlin Peiping

Murrow Interview With Admiral Byrd Faces Home-Setup Hurdles

Edward R. Murrow plans a live Persons to Person interview with Adm. Richard Byrd in Boston and Washington. Home conditions complicate filming as ghostly elevator work dusts rooms and a determined maid blocks access to key areas. Byrd leads a polar expedition and Murrow values ad lib spontaneity over rehearsed questions.

Belman Morin New York Edward R. Murrow Richard Byrd Murrow Byrd Beston Antarctic Boston South Pole

Prayer during Lent from Bishop Emeritus Stamm

A Lenten prayer asks for a rekindled sense of God’s seeking love and grace as believers follow Jesus through lonely hours opposition betrayal crucifixion death and resurrection. It asks for responsiveness to divine love and to accept one’s cross in his name.

Jesus John S. Stamm Kansas City Evangelical United Brethren Church

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