Henry. Those who complain most are to be complained of
Henry critiques complainers noting that those who grumble often are the first to fail themselves. The remark frames complaint as a self-defeating habit rather than a moral critique of others.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1957
Page
2
Contempt and Conscience Cases Center on Miller Probe
Arthur Miller defends refusing to name former associates before Congress as his federal contempt case unfolds in Washington. The issue mirrors a constitutional battle over whether individuals can be forced to disclose names linked to alleged conspiracies, with broader questions on separation of powers and the limits of congressional inquiry. The case parallels Watkins before the Supreme Court, who challenged compelled testimony from a labor organizer tied to Communist infiltration. Rauh argues the committee sought names rather than relevant testimony, citing Warren on investigatory versus law enforcement powers.
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Arthur Miller
Federal District Court
Washington
Miller
House Un-American Activities Committee
Marilyn Monroe
House
Richard Arens
U.S
Supreme Court
John T. Watkins
House Committee
Watkins
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Rauh
Bar Warren
Quinn
United States
Public Debt Compared With Private Debt Cited By Byrd
Senator Byrd, in National Review, explains the federal debt totals about 275 billion dollars equating to the value of all tangible assets in the United States. He warns public debt differs from private debt since only taxes can repay it, risking inflation or repudiation and a threat to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
National Review
United States
Roseburg
Ore
Letters for Public Forum welcome brief concise input
The Register invites signed letters on important local national or community issues for the Public Forum. Letters may be condensed for publication and names can be removed on request. The paper assumes no responsibility for statements in letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Two Cows and a Letter from Sherwood Town
A fragmentary missive blends rural woes and rustic humor with a political clipping about cow symbolism. The writer vents farm and weather misfortunes, defiant mood, and exchanges with a Sherwood neighbor while a Raleigh County prosecutor reflects on a clipping about government forms and cows.
Beclley West Virginia Newspaper Masthead Data
The passage lists publishing and mailing details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation based in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. It notes Second Class Mail status, contact lines, managing editor C J McQuade, Associated Press membership, and advertising representation by Brooks and Finley with several major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Anl
C. J. McQuade
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Brooks & Finley, Inc
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
TV’s Fat Girl Has A Problem Fat Muriel Landers on dieting and fame
Television comic Muriel Landers discusses weight and public perception in New York. She recalls starting in show business despite tall odds, notes fans prefer heavier women, and jokes about her 200 pound frame and size 20 dresses while sharing plans for marriage and career notes from Hollywood society.
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New York
Muriel Landers
Muriel
Ray Bolger
Jack Benny
Jimmy Durante
Jackie Gleason
Frank Sinatra
London
the Palladium
Marilyn Monroe
Spring Time Rampage Across Campuses and Colleges
CYNTIA LOWRY reports on springtime student unrest as thousands of Columbia University males raid a Barnard dormitory, policemen intervene, and 200 Southern Methodist University males chant around sororities. Psychiatrist Dr. Farnham links such Saturnalian release to annual tension release as societies mark spring with feast and ritual.
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Cyntia Lowry
Fee Hal Boyle
New York
Columbia ‘University
Barnard
Women’s College
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Maryina Farsham
Spring Sparks Campus Panty Raid Talk
A Dr Farnham discussion notes springtime campus ribaldry with panty raids and mixed sexual symbols. He cites Barnard and Wisconsin incidents, praising youth energy while calling it primitive, as spring renews life and college crowds flock to seasonal revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equator
Dr. Farnham
Connecticut
California
Barnard
Dallas
Uwsey
Knowland Opposes Eisenhower Despite Close Alliance
Washington reports reveal Sen. Knowland of California as Eisenhower's closest Senate contact yet a persistent obstacle to several administration policies. Since 1953 he has pressed for conditions on defense, UN policy, and ties with Red China, while resisting big budget cuts and federal education aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
White House
United Nations
U.N
United States
World Organization. Co
Russia
Sen-Bricker
Ohio
Red China
Yalta
Yalla
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Mostow
Debate, Discussion, and Shared Views in Community Life
Mrs. Don Arnold of New Castle Indiana leads the local Altrusa Club and urges more debate on world peace and civic issues. The essay favors open discussion, diverse viewpoints, and the value of dialogue in schools churches and organizations, citing the five blind men parable to illustrate partial perspectives. Readers are invited to request Dr Crane’s booklet by mail with a small fee.
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New Castle
Altrusa Club
Indiana
Altrusa Society
Crane
U.N
Hindustan
Knights Battle Lances Draw Long War Wager
A historian notes medieval knights used 16 foot war lances, keeping foes at distance. Meanwhile the Washington Senators threaten to filibuster against the league, signaling bold action from a downtrodden ball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Senators
Kidnapped WV mine official surfaces in Charleston
B. W. Roberts, secretary treasurer of District One, West Virginia Mine Workers, reported kidnapped in Logan and appeared in Charleston saying he was taken from Logan in an automobile and ordered to stay away. Twenty applicants for help were aided by the Salvation Army on Prince Street as a crowd waited. In the afternoon a $2.1 billion relief program was proposed by Speaker Garner, with Democratic House plans to present it to the Senate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Roberts
West Virginia
Logan
Charleston
Salvation Army
Prince Street
Garner
Democratic House
Senate
Public Power Plant Plan Sparsely Described
A 1 000 000 kilowatt electric plant proposed on the Coosa River by Southern Electric, jointly owned by Georgia Power and Alabama Power, aims to cost about 150 million dollars with four 250 000 kilowatt units. The plan awaits Alabama Public Service Commission approval and would be among the nation's largest generating stations.
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Knoxville
Alabama Public Service Commission
Cocca River
Southern Electric Generating .Co
Georgia Power Co
Alabama Power Co
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