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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1954
Page
4
In this brief editorial, the author cites Thomas Paine to argue that price should reflect worth, declaring that what is obtained cheaply loses value while genuine value comes from fair estimation. The piece emphasizes the link between cost and virtue in economic judgment.
Admiral Ben Moreell of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp reports a study for the Iron and Steel Institute on H-bomb effects and U S vulnerability. He warns of potential multi-bomb strikes on steel centers and outlines defenses including radar, interceptors, shelters, dispersal, and a stronger bomber force.
The piece argues Dien Bien Phu’s fall would be grave symbolically but not decisive militarily. It notes French losses, larger Communist forces, air supremacy for France, and US aid of 100000 tons monthly vs Reds’ 3000, framing the siege as a Verdun style setback rather than existential.
A concise reflection on work ethic and customer perspective. It notes that opportunities seem larger when distant, fulfillment comes from completed tasks, and fear is outweighed by action. The final line urges putting oneself in the customer's place around 9 a.m.
Doris Duke reportedly visits a New York ballet school at $1.50 per lesson, with Nenette Charisse praising her. The column also riffs on Casey Stengel’s niece, Andy Carey’s baseball, Sinatra’s song credit, and a string of witty quips about Truman, Barkley, Gobel, Gleason, and other show business and sports figures.
A fragment from the Christian Science Monitor notes women mowing lawns with motor driven mowers and bathing suit uniforms. It contrasts female and male lawn care roles, hints at Mother's Day gift trends, and closes with a humorous verse by Helen Kimbleton.
Residents in a southern Alberta city faced speeding and pedestrians lacking right of way. After a fatality and serious injury, locals formed a rotating two-person traffic patrol. They logged violations, reported license numbers, and helped make the intersection among Calgary’s safest.
Beckley Newspap ers Corpora te lists home delivery options and rates for Raleigh Evening News with weekend and Sunday morning editions. It notes mail and carrier delivery, rate changes, and outlines that independent contractors handle distribution while the company does not retain advance payments.
Geneva May 1954 reflections warn that Allied hesitation mirrors 1936 and 1939, risking World War III. The piece argues weak Western leadership from Britain and the United States enabled Nazi and Communist advances, highlighting MacArthur's Korea crisis, China, Indo China, and the risk of an atomic war if Allies fail to act decisively.
A Denver bound African minister, James Ngaiyaye, is astonished by lavish American cemeteries and abundant eating venues, contrasting with Africa’s simplicity. The piece riffs on cultural curiosities, quirky almanac notes, home lore, and a playful weather forecast.
A Kansas City minister offers a heartfelt prayer asking for divine assistance to choose virtue over temptation. The message seeks clarity of vision, decisive action in the moment, and avoidance of remorse through Jesus Christ.
Washington reports Ray Jenkins and Sen Mundt side with McCarthy on his right to withhold the informant. The Army hearings center on security, executive power, and the clash over handling confidential FBI material about spies. The episode underscores the power struggle between Congress and the executive branch.
Four area men serve aboard the USS Midway in the Mediterranean: William G. Rice parachute rigger third class, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Rice Amigo. Charles E Olson aviation chief machinist mate, son of Mr and Mrs Eric Olson Calloway Heights and husband of Mrs Carol Olson Memphis TN. John R Smith fire control technician third class Mount Hope. Loy B Christian metalsmith third class, son of Mr and Mrs L B Christian and husband of Eleanor Christian Beckley. Sgt Billy K Drumheller of the Army Reserve reports to Fort Knox KY after two years active service. Pvt Franklin Withrow of the First Cavalry Division in Japan, 21, son of Mrs Diddy Withrow Lochgelly, joined the Army in 1951.
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