Editorial Review and Thought on Temper
Editorial note quotes Shaftesbury on temper as a governing force within a person. Commentary urges self discipline and reflects on virtue and restraint shaping character.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1956
Page
3
Editorial note quotes Shaftesbury on temper as a governing force within a person. Commentary urges self discipline and reflects on virtue and restraint shaping character.
A June visit by Protestant and Orthodox leaders to the United States marks a first of its kind. US rabbis may tour Russia for the first time since before the 1917 revolution, while Russian Baptists reciprocate a 1955 Soviet tour by four American Baptists. Catholic affairs, Quaker missions, and evangelists like Billy Graham surface in this broad exchange, amid note of ongoing church-state tensions and a Moscow appearance by the Porgy and Bess cast.
A Raleigh Register letter commends Jay Blackburn for resisting intimidation in the House of Delegates at Charleston and urges the Bug Dust column to name the “emissary” and “saw dust Caesar” behind alleged bribery. The author accuses the press of intimidation for not identifying those involved and calls for courage to expose the influence sought against legislators.
A Beckley resident anonymously donated 360 dollars to cover travel and expenses for ten safety patrol youths to Washington D C. The gesture prompted grateful letters from the children praising the trip and the donor, while Patrolman Lonnie Price lauded the generosity as a potent aid against juvenile delinquency.
Roby Buchanan, a self taught jewel craftsman from the Blue Ridge, labors alone to cut and polish gems, selling 500 to 600 pieces yearly while drawing 1000 visitors monthly to his tar paper workshop. The 51 year old artisan works with hands head and heart, cherishing independence and a simple life in the hills.
A short devotional prayer praises God as eternal hero and dwelling, urges readers to number days and gain wisdom through Christ. Attributed to George A. Little, former editor of Sunday School Publications, United Church of Canada, Toronto Ontario.
The 84th Congress, controlled by Democrats, shows slow action with only four major bills passed this session and Eisenhower vetoing two. While highway bills move in both chambers, final action awaits consensus. Earlier, 1955 saw treaties and boosts in wages, debt, and defense, but nine key domestic items remained undone. The Democrats face a restless campaign landscape as they hold hearings on education, health, immigration, Hawaii statehood, and other items.
Several Beckley area servicemen were listed completing training or courses. Elza R. McCallister finished recruit training at Parris Island, James Owen Keith Jr. completed Lackland basic training, Ronald L. Sutphin finished an Army signal school course at Fort Gordon after basic at Fort Jackson, and Cpl Woodrow W. Wickline completed 12 weeks at the Marine Corps Supply Center Barstow.
New York gossip notes recount Kitty Kallen losing her voice for six months and seeking treatment from Dr. Georgiana Peacher of Temple University. She briefly returned to recording in a Decca studio with True Love and Will I Always Be Your Sweetheart, while her husband Budd Granoff and industry figures spoke of rest and recovery.
Irene L aged 18 college freshman is described as rebellious after entering college. The piece discusses parenting styles and teen independence, the cigarette test as a gauge of upbringing, peer pressure on campus, and the role of self reliant leaders versus followers in shaping adolescent behavior. It urges preemptive psychological preparation through discussion and Sunday school.
Near Quincy Massachusetts police arrested a bandit suspect trying to flee on a country club power lawnmower. The attempted getaway ended as officers rounded up the suspect after the unusual chase.
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