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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
2
A fragment reflects Carlyle’s view that amid vast burdens and chaos there is always effort toward deliverance and triumph. It emphasizes perseverance within a sweeping, tumultuous mass.
The West Virginia economic note urges diversification beyond coal and imagines a Beckley racing track near Beckley to boost tourism and traffic. Supporters cite turnpike access and regional economic gains while opponents note racing's controversial aspects.
Hal Boyle reports Cary Grant believes 35 marks a turning point when life should improve if growth continues. Grant recalls his own past self centeredness, values hard work, learning from mistakes, and staying active in film after returning from England to co star with Ingrid Bergman in Indiscreet.
Peggy Kessinger notes servicemen from Oak Hill Prosperity Mount Hope and Glen L A Worley Morgan, along with others, in Germany Philippines Naples and the Caribbean. The report covers graduates arrivals and assignments including Billy Legg First Sergeant in TiM4th Battalion and others.
Hollywood gossip by Earl Wilson notes Kim Novak, once favored by critics and tabloids, now faces a career crossroads after strong work in Hitchcock's Vertigo. He predicts she could surpass rivals if emoting well, while recounting private moments, controversy, and rumored romances.
President Eisenhower faces questions over the Nixon Latin America tour. Nixon encountered violent anti American demonstrations in Peru and Venezuela. The episode damages American prestige and fuels Communist propaganda while exposing gaps in State Department and CIA awareness.
The story claims J B Longacre used his daughter Sarah as the Indian for the penny design while denying chiefs like Sitting Bull posed for the coin. The article notes dates and the nickel rivalry, inviting readers to color a scrapbook image and send in answers with a prize.
A collage of items includes schedule notes for Armed Forces Day, talk of a possible aid program passage, and political chatter on Nixon. It features a weather line, a Sign of the Times about employee break policy, and a large reader poem reflecting wartime hardship and consumer strain with a note about a local jarcee convention in Beckley.
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