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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1959

Page

4

Thought For Today by J L Jones

A quoted reflection states that you cannot place a great hope into a small soul, attributed to J L.

J. L

Congress to clarify preemption in new bills S 3 and HR 3

The Senate and House plan identical measures to state whether federal law preempts state laws, aiming to end court misreadings of congressional intent on subversion and labor issues. Five Ohio towns plus Kentucky's Hopkinsville adopt local income taxes, with St Louis approved to raise its rate. experts note fiscal and administrative benefits amid legal hurdles.

U.S. Supreme Court Congress Senate House Supreme Court Howard Smith Virginia Ohio Kentucky Marion Zanesville Deer Park Franklin Whitehall Hopkinsville St. Louis Missouri Pennsylvania Alabama

Salesmanship Offers Wide Leverage In Field Of Pay

Dr George W Crane explains advantages of selling as a career to Harry B a 26 year old ex engineer who plans marriage and wants steady pay. The note argues sales provide multiple bosses and protection against total loss, emphasizes need for effort psychology and long term client building, mentions 500 patients benchmark for repeat patronage.

Harry B Dr. Crane Charles Kendall Milwaukee

Dulles Preserved Peace Amid Cold War Tensions

James Marlow reflects on John Foster Dulles who died after six years as secretary of state preserving peace while the world shifted from isolation to a nuclear age. Dulles faced Stalin’s fall and hydrogen bombs, adapting policy to a new Soviet approach amid uncertainty about missed opportunities.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington (Ap John Foster Dulles America Dulles Hague Joseph Stalin Soviet Union Stalin Truman Acheson

Gossip News Analysis The American Way Perspective

Saul Pett discusses gossip as information and news analysis, praising its vitality and social function. He likens gossip to Shakespeare and soap operas, argues for ground rules, and suggests a uniform release date to curb chaos while maintaining free exchange of juicy details.

Raleigh Register Advertising Rates and Delivery Notice

Beckley Newspapers announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier in Beckley West Virginia and Hinton. Rates vary by period with yearly and six month options and a 2 percent WV sales tax. Carriers are independent contractors and the company cannot assume responsibility for prepaid subs.

Associated Press AP News Brooks & Finley, Inc New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco West Virginia Beckley Newspapers Corporation

Prayer for Today and the Best Is Yet to Be

A devotional prayer asks for review of the past to note successes and failures. It seeks encouragement to improve, hopeful resolve, and to make the most of each day through faith in Jesus. Post-moderator A Scott of Toronto offers the prayer for the United Church of Canada.

Jesus Scott Toronto Ont United Church of Canada

Diplomats to get rugged delivery vehicles for Africa posts

The State Department plans to buy 26 heavy four wheel drive trucks for 13 African posts. Each outpost would be followed by a support vehicle, enabling self sufficient travel and overnight stays in the trucks. Costs include $5650 per main truck fob factory with bunks, table, fridge and generator. Named postings include Jimma region and cities in Mogadiscio Yaounde Abidjan Kampala Brazzaville Conakry Kaduna Lome.

Edmond LE Breton Washin State Department Africa Joseph C. Satterthwaite House Appropriations Satterthwaite Jimma United States Mogadiscio Somalia Yaounde Cameroons Abidjan Ivory Coast Kampala Uganda British East Africa Brazzaville French Equatorial Africa Conakry Guinea Kaduna Nigeria Lome Togo

Earl Wilson's Paris Gossip Sparks Global Gags

In Paris Gen de Gaulle dismisses criticism with Change friends as TV chatter, while Hollywood wit and European glamour loom large. The column riffs on Ava Gardner, Bella Darvi, Gene Kelly, and others, from Cannes to London, with quips on instant coffee to lobs ters and a running note on Earl Wilson’s social briefings and peppy one liners.

Paris de Gaulle Sam Phil Baker France Ava Gardner David Hanna Darryl Zanuck Bella Darvi Juliette Greco London

The Accordion as a Small Orchestra in Itself

The accordion, a cousin of the church organ, uses air pumped over vibrating reeds to produce music. It is keyboarded with the right hand and has a left-hand valve set for volume and chords, earning its nickname of a small orchestra.

Friedrich Buschmann Berlin Damian

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