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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1947

Page

2

Coal Oil Link Sparks Synthetic Fuel Debate At Industry Summit

Reported plans by Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and Standard Oil Development Co to produce oil products from coal raise worries over new coal outlets and oil shortages. The piece notes a 1951 start, 6.6 million tons of coal input annually, and potential long term economic shifts due to atomic energy and future power costs.

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Standard Oil Development Company United States University of Chicago

Democrats Nominate R. Carl Andrews To Run For Charleston Mayor

The Charleston municipal race features banker R. Carl Andrews, a sustained Democrat with Kanawha County political ties and a 1940 gubernatorial primary run. The piece argues the Dawson machine holds city power, questions platform promises, cites Beckley garbage issues, and urges voters to scrutinize whether Democrats can deliver.

R. Carl Andrews D. Boone Dawson Charleston m Kanawha County Andrews Dawson Charleston Beckley

Bluestone Dam Power Plans Put on Hold in Kanawha Basin

Hinton chamber hears that hydro power at Bluestone dam depends on building more flood storage in the Kanawha basin. Army engineers say a TVA like project could come later, but a ready electricity market is needed before any generation. The dam is under flood control construction, with potential for future generating equipment. Locals fear long wait for current.

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Thin Profit Margin at Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal

The Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company reveals last year’s spending from every dollar of coal sales. Sixty cents went to workers including 56.4 cents for wages and vacations, 1.4 cents for social security and unemployment costs, 1 cent for workmen’s compensation, and 11 cents to the union welfare fund. The remaining 40 cents covered other expenses.

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Consolidation Union Welfare Fund

Edison Helped Build Fort Myers A City Of Light

HAL BOYLE reports from Fort Myers Florida on Thomas A Edison his wife and family memories of the early days when the inventor chose a Maine built house shipped in sections for Florida winters. Mrs Edison recalls his endless curiosity and how Fort Myers and Edison Memorial shaped the city now famed for its palm shaded streets.

Hal Boyle Fort Myers, Fla Thomas A. Edison Fort Myers Mr. Edison Maine Mrs. Edison Florida Edison Henry Ford

Communists fail to present case before Congress panel

James Marlow notes Eugene Dennis failed to state his real name and read a 19 page defense before the House un American Activities Committee. Newsmen walked out as Dennis dodged identity questions and the session ended without a clear party case.

James Marlow Washington Eugene Dennis Dennis New York House Committee On un-American Activities Communist ‘Party Congressional Committee Robert E. Stripling Stripling Francis Waldron China Manchuria Communist Party

Broadway Criticism Of Bing Crosby Angers Fans

A magazine piece The Decline of Bing Crosby stirs fans as George Frazer faces backlash. The article mentions Tommy Lyman leaving Jimmy Ryan's and planning a new club, Don Richards headline at the Waldorf, Martha Raye and Nick Condos forming Mirth Time, Red Barber's charity drive for St Barnabas House, and various Broadway tidbits including auditions, songwriters, and Vanity Fair dancers.

Jack O'Brian New York Bing Crosby Bing George Frazier Tommy Lyman Jimmy Ryan East Side Don Richards Finian Rainbow the Waldorf Wedgewood Room Martha Raye Nick Condos Danny Kaye Joe E. Lewis Harry Richman Jane Froman Willie Howard Red Barber St. Barnabas House Arthur Godfrey Baltimore Bessie Mack Bessie Guy Lombardo Boston Arthur North Broadway Fanny Brice Jess Oppenheimer Fanny Vanity Fair Tiheara June Duty Claxon Horn

Matter Of Fact No Need For U.S. To Follow British Lead In Near East

Stewart Alsop argues that British policy in Palestine is driven by deep Soviet concerns rather than military strategy. He notes Arab-Jewish tensions, British muddling, and the risk of Soviet leverage if a Jewish state is proclaimed, urging the United States not to mimic Britain despite shared aims.

U.S Near East Stewart Alsop Jerusalem Palestine Soviet Union London Labor Labor Party Britain Cyprus Greece Delta Suez Canal Eritrea Aden Iraq Middle East East Africa United Nations Jews Agency Iff America Kay Yin Taylor Mimi Chin Constanly Grandmother

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Kay and Warren share a hopeful mood as their relationship deepens despite obstacles. Grandmother Taylor recalls past romance while Kay prepares for a visit with Mimi and confronts questions about Warren’s marital status and the future. Mimi presses Kay with a sharp question about Warren’s marriage. The two women discuss the situation as the day unfolds.

Shy Italian tenor wins praise at White House dinner

Ferruccio Tagliavini, a shy yet powerful voiced tenor, wowed Washington journalists at the White House Correspondents Association dinner. He performed before the President and other guests, expressing gratitude and vows to aid Italo American goodwill.

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Hitchcock Uses Four Cameras for Paradine Case Shoot

Hollywood reports Alfred Hitchcock filming The Paradine Case with four cameras at once. Each camera captures a distinct subject from Gregory Peck questioning to Laughren and Leo Carroll in the Old Bailey setting. The technique intensifies mood but doubles risk of misreads and editing complexity.

Gene Handsaker Hollywood Alfred Hitchock Hitchock Gregory Peck Louis Jourcard Charles Instow Leo Carroll Britain Selznick London Old Bailey” Court Alfred William Burt London Tribunal

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