Be Yourself and Pass for What You Are Motto
A reflective aphorism stressing authenticity over pretension. It urges modesty and integrity, warning that a small amount of genuine value beats grand but empty display. The writer, Coley, cautions against oddness while encouraging courage to stand for truth.
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Coley
Censorship Through Taxes and International Fairs
A critique argues IRS rules on advertising deductions censore privately owned power firms, contrasting with TVA publicity. The piece notes global student activism, U.S. campus conservatism, and anticipates a robust American presence at the Brussels International Fair, highlighting funding shifts and exhibits.
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Internal Revenue Service
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Visitors Find Cheer At Tiflis Champagne Factory
Hal Boyle reports from Tiflis in the Georgian Republic where G Life tours describe a factory producing five and a half million bottles of champagne annually. Deputy director Vasili Goglidze notes the plant’s role in fostering friendship and brotherhood as visitors glimpse the Soviet water based champagne operation amid portraits of Stalin and Lenin.
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Angelo Natale
Hal Boyle
Tiflis
Republic of Georgia
Ussr
Soviet Union
Vasili Goglidze
Stalin
Lenin
Tiflis Champagne Factory Prospects and Production Details
The Tiflis champagne plant plans output growth to six million bottles by 1960. It holds aging cellars with over a million bottles stored neck down for five years, employs 500 workers, and exports to Poland and Czechoslovakia. Two production methods exist, five-year and accelerated one-year processes, with five-year bottles costing 43 to 14 rubles and retailing at 20 to 21 rubles.
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Khrushchev
Bulganin
Rowe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Tne
Goglidze
Tiflis
Promotions Highlight Air Force Captain Peggy Kessinger at Connally AFB
Peggy Kessinger rises to captain at James Connally Air Force Base Texas assigned to the 3536th Navigator Training Wing since October 23 1956. The Prewitt family of Beckley West Virginia includes Bertha B Washington, spouse of Mexjon C Prewitt, a 1953 Air Force veteran and Standardization Board member. Meanwhile Sgt Claude F Maynard son of Crab Orchard residents is completing MP and special weapons training in Germany after Army service in 1942 and World War II theater tours in Europe Asia Pacific. Ten area Marines among ranks noted.
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Tex
Mexjon C. Prewitt
Bertha B. Washington
133 Court St
Beckley
3536Th
Connally Base
West Virginia State College
Air Force
Standardization Board
Prewills
Army
Oberammergau
Germany
Claude F. Maynard
Crab Orchard
Pittsburgh
Europe
Philippines
Herndon High School
Military Men In News At Home And Abroad
A list of soldiers and airmen from Beckley and surrounding areas linked to Atlantic Fleet exercises off North Carolina and Lackland Air Force Base. Names include Zack E Burford Jr and Andrew G Bryant, with spouses and hometowns noted. also Specialist 2 C Robert Livly attending a retreat in Berchtesgaden Germany and background on his service.
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North Carolina
Second
Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Zack EB. Burford Jr
Zack E. Burford
Laurel Terrace
Beckley
Andrew G. Bryant
Frank Bryant
Ameagle
Winston E. Shumaker
Julia C. W. Clay
Glenn Ave
Phena Jackson
Somerset
Franklin H. Mullins
Everett Mullins
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Robert L. Livly
Eurie T. Lilly
Prosperity
Eighth Infantry Division
Army
Woodrow Wilson High School
National Business College
B. F. Parrott and Co
Roanoke
Peggy
Roanoke Va
Freedom One-Way Street For Frenchmen
Washington AP reports that France’s crisis stems from a split personality and political immaturity. French leaders pursue freedom for themselves, ignore colonial subjects, and rally around Charles de Gaulle without clear policy. French power wanes as they pull forces from NATO to Algeria and endure twenty-five postwar governments.
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Washington
France
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Middle East
Indochina
North Africa
Algeria
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
First colonists build schools in early America
The piece notes early education in America started with parental and minister instruction, then colleges and laws by Puritans to require schooling. It cites Harvard’s 1636 founding, 1642 literacy laws, and current enrollment figures across elementary high school and higher education.
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America
United States
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Betty Hutton prays before nightclub act in New York
Betty Hutton, newly baptized Lutheran, joins Hollywood church choir and speaks with God before performances at Lou Walters Cafe de Paris. She reads the Bible daily, shares jokes, and notes her minister enjoys her conversational prayers.
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New York
Betty Hutton
Hollywood
Broadway
Lou Walters
Cafe de Paris
Stripleaser
Sherry Britton
Betty
Bible Daily
The
Hollywood Reporter
Variety
Candidates pressed on beer taxes and labor laws in campaign asks
A bust of political questions from the Temperance League of West Virginia and the AFL CIO affiliated Political Education committee targets candidates on alcohol local option Sunday closing licenses and trade union rules. Other probes seek views on minimum wage unemployment benefits severance taxes income taxes and resource taxes. The item notes historic proposals and a Wright brothers crash at Kill Devil Hill, plus marriage licenses and a Beckley fence project.
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Uncle Sam
The
Temperance League of
West Virginia
L. J. Priestley
League
West Virginia Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio Federation
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