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A brief quotation notes that a good face acts as a letter of recommendation while a good heart serves as a letter of cred, attributed to Bulwer.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
2
A brief quotation notes that a good face acts as a letter of recommendation while a good heart serves as a letter of cred, attributed to Bulwer.
The discussion centers on raising the personal income tax exemption from $600 to $700 per person. Proponents say it would relieve about four million filers, mainly small taxpayers, while critics note the larger saving benefits high earners due to higher marginal rates. Historical precedents show mixed approaches to income limits.
The U S Supreme Court refused to review the Federal Power Commission decision permitting a private company to develop Hells Canyon on the Snake River, upholding the private development as economically efficient and taxpaying. Analysts deem congressional action unlikely and a presidential veto probable if attempted.
The piece argues that three million Virginia Jamestown festival visitors will spill cash into nearby counties including Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming as West Virginia seeks to lure tourists with a historic Epic Drama and Bluestone Reservoir as a growing attraction. It weighs vision versus apathy in capturing tourist dollars.
An overview recounts Jamestown beginnings in 1607 with Captain Newport's voyage and a harsh start amid Indian attacks and disease. It notes the starving time of 1609-10, depleting settlers, the 1614 tobacco breakthrough by John Rolfe, repeated conflicts, and the colony's eventual move to Williamsburg while founding America's first legislative assembly in 1619.
A writer argues ordinary viewers wield influence over show business through television. He cites Sid Caesar and Ed Sullivan as examples and notes New Yorkers and Midwestern audiences shape careers more than Hollywood. Jackie Gleason stresses sales over ratings in today’s market.
A dated collage notes TV obsession, star chatter, and courtroom buzz. It mentions Marilyn Monroe, Frank Costello, Jackie Gleason, Ricki Lane, Barbara Nichols, Bert Lahr, Angela Lansbury, and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt in a stream of entertainment headlines and vivid captions.
President Eisenhower faces congressional trouble over the atoms for peace plan as Senate support remains elusive. The issue echoes a 1953 clash over leadership and foreign policy, with critics noting his cautious approach and diminishing budget influence amid strong partisan currents and rising opposition.
The article notes Eisenhower's waning support from conservatives and Democrats as he urges Congress to back the atoms for peace program. It highlights past McCarthy criticisms, Knowland's shifting stance, and the risk that U S ratification of the IAEA treaty hinges on Senate action. If the United States balks, the plan may fail or be co opted by Russia.
A column surveys quirky notes from 1830s eating an ox to vast universe parking, with items on a German ox eater, distress calls, height loss at breakfast, coal altar, Jupiter’s heft, and other oddities. It cites Kings College Wilkes Barre, Nigeria wives, landladies, ostrich eggs, lobster lifespans, and Robert Frost quip.
Veteran actress Lila Lee visits Hollywood with Patsy Ruth Miller, appears on This Is Your Life, films Panic drama, and performs matinee theater at WBC. She notes financial comfort, health has delayed full acting, and cites TB recovery at Saranac from 1944 to 1948 as shaping her career.
Dr George W Crane explains that regular running and youth athletics build a larger stronger heart with slower resting pulse and better coronary protection. He compares small versus large heart function and warns obesity and tobacco harm heart work, urging active youth and offering a health booklet.
Readers across Moorefield Oswego Rayboro Huntingburg Beaver Falls and West Branch react to tax audits public payroll growth and new consumer ready meals. The letters discuss IRS scrutiny and penalties while praising Red Cross and critiquing government policy and media.
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