Raleigh Raleigh Register notices and service details
A Raleigh Register item lists publication details for Raleigh Beckley West Virginia with notes on Saturday and Sunday editions, delivery, and subscription rates. It includes management notes and advertising representation details for the Beckley Newspapers Corporation and the Katz Agency. The text mentions post office registration and carrier delivery terms.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Burr
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Hinton
Thomas
Katz Agency
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Wear Delivery Service
Windia
Cauinet
Dairy Aid
Kilgore Urges Local Control Over Education Reform
Local Responsibility Senator Kilgore argues for state and local control of schooling, warning federal funding should not drive policy. He cites 1940 figures of 10 million school age children out of school, asserts teacher shortages and low qualifications persist, especially in West Virginia and Raleigh County. He notes falling college-educated teachers, rising untrained substitutes, and urges communities to fund better teachers, buildings, and equipment locally rather than rely on Washington.
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Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
United States
Guthal Eo Mission
Raleigh
Uwee
Wit Federal
Ahd
Kilgore Neges
Washington
Anderson
AAA
Harry Anderson
Raleigh County Democratic Executive Committee
Raleigh County
Kilgore
Canegresa
Fragmented Lewisburg news items mix local notes and chatter
The Lewisburg Star prints a quirky mix of local items under a Stop the Presses vibe. Reader correspondence and brief notes touch on a South Oakwood Avenue bridge, a stray tread and a rail friend called Chessie.George Werkaiiser reports on brevity and newsprint limits.
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State Roaal Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oakwood Avenue
Beckley
W. 4. Burke
Chessie
Lewisburg
George Werkaiiser
George
Fishermen cite opening trout season reports and Amon fish tale
Thomas F. Stafford reports on opening trout season activity across counties. Anglers found streams in fair condition though cool weather and high winds hindered lines. Notable catches include a 16 inch brook trout and an 18 inch rainbow, with claims of a large fish tied to Amon in a county contest.
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Amon
Aistrews
Conservation Onicoy
Olly Sair
Nathan A. Drainer
Geatton
Elewater York
Charles Norton
Wolfsburg
Maz L. Bun
Charleston
Laural Fork
Randolph County
Beirne's Firmness Strains National Union Ties
The National Federation of Veleghane Workers faces internal trouble as President Joseph A. Beirne pushes for expulsions of union heads amid a dispute over local wage bargaining. Members express frustration with Beirne's leadership as daily work stoppages and broader tensions threaten unity across the federation.
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National Federation of Veleghane Workers
Public official veto blocks extra allowances in South Carolina
Governor Thigmond returned the general appropriations bill with a veto affected by due process concerns. The note claims the veto aimed at curbing a potential personal profit from extra allowances beyond salary and official expenses.
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Thigmond
South Carolina General Assembly
Andtompat
Rathierhan
Veterans form Indiana coop to cut grocery prices
In Bloomington ex service members led by Gene Pailos organize a veteran run commissary on campus to lower food costs. They pool buying power for discounts, face grocer resistance, and rely on volunteer labor with one paid clerk wife. They estimate 1500 student veterans at IU spending about 90 thousand dollars monthly on food.
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Nal Boyle
Weller Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Homer
Gene Pailos
Terre Haute
Jurmir Navy Pharmacia
Phillips
Glen
T. U
Sai Phillips
Struggle Over U S Cultural Program Draws Congress Attention
The Nation Today reports a clash between the State Department and Congress over the U S information and cultural program. Officials defend continuing outreach by books pictures and news while lawmakers debate funding and aims amid Republicans pressing for cuts. William Benton, assistant secretary in charge, testified on the program’s justification as the fiscal year shift approaches.
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James Marlow
Weller
Washington
State Department
Department
Congress
Ue State Department
House, Appropriations’ Committee
Hollywood Fun on a Week end Best of Two Poor Films
Radio broadcasts rate two new films as poor quality entertainment with limited appeal. Viewers are advised that neither picture delivers strong drama or notable performances.
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Ty Gene
Hollywood
Lddie Bracken
Priscilla Lane
Coll
Eve
Don Ameche
Catherine McLeod
Racketeers Prey on Farmers in Nation Wide Labor Violence
An editorial notes the eighth installment on labor violence from the New York Sun files. It cites subcommittee testimonies showing unions often exploit farmers, with reports of coast to coast intimidation, property damage, and violent acts against nonunion workers.
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New York Sun
Congress
Stefan
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Latin America
Labor unions and wealth of waste in West reports
A long Union driven feature details widespread labor racketeering and economic waste across California to Detroit, citing shortages and price hikes. It highlights miners, farmers, and shop workers facing coercive tactics, with cases of hot milk and spoiled produce, plus a call for Congressional action against the Wagner Act. The piece also notes a local vote rejecting daylight time and a plea to continue AAA funding.
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Codly
Halle
Taluniters
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Glen Ford
M48
Bracken
Anddon Viches
Tom Y
Allen Jenkins
Arthur Treacher
Russell
Hicks
California
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Awalhg
San Joaquin County
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Ventura County
Teamsters
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Santa Clara
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Stanislaus County
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C. I. Q, Wnion
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C. I. Q. Leamsters
Allis Chalmers
Detroit
Teamstars
Union
Redwood
Western Pine
Deuglag Fie
A.J. Food
Out West
Whdely
Talifornia
Regan
Washington
Jah
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Texas
Teamsters Ofen
Caicago
Fluorescent Art
Tahar
A. FP
A. PF
Weimanufacturer
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New York
Chicago
L. Umion
Mississippi
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St. Louis
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House Committee
London 1947 and 1943 United States policy debated
The piece contrasts postwar London’s unchanged street life with war scars fading, noting Britain’s fragile economy after a four billion dollar loan to bridge postwar gaps. It warns of a potential US led partnership or strings attached that could reshape foreign policy and Britain's global role amid Soviet containment.
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United States
Shakespeare
Higland
America
Joan
Ioan
International Bank
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