Beckley Hinton newspapers list old subscription rates
Publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation show managing editor Randoph Norton and The Associated Press credit. Regional distribution notes and subscription pricing are listed, including daily and Sunday mail rates, with address change procedures and 1916 post date.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
Accy Ree Ee
W. Randolph Norton
Associated Press
Katz Agency
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Abare Mall
Grandview Road Rights Hold Missing Path to Promised Highway
Randolph Norton critiques the lack of action on acquiring right of way for a Grandview highway. No property owners have been approached or condemned, despite a last year survey. The piece questions state plans, urges a public notice, and contrasts local pessimism with the Wynne family success in Griffin Georgia from watchmaking to wartime precision instruments and now handmade decorative pins.
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Grandview Road
Grandview
Fat Creek
Worley
Cochran's Mill
Grand View
Beckley
T. W. Wynne
Dr. Wynne
Griffin
Georgia
Wynne
Father
Welfare fund for miners faces need and administration questions
The piece argues a welfare fund to aid injured miners is sound in principle given mining hazards and limits of workers compensation. It questions dual supervision, cites government intervention in mines, and calls for neutral, accurate study of needs and fair funding, including how Raleigh County would contribute.
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United Mine Workers
John N. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
West Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Winding Gulf District
Raleigh County
Scots Run
Monongalia County
End To Subsidies Senate Banking Committee Proposal
The Senate Banking Committee urges ending all government subsidies by May 1, 1957 to create a sound national economy. Subsidies, once wartime weapons, shield many problems but hinder peace time adjustment. Faster withdrawal from federal support will push the country toward a healthier economic state.
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Senate Banking Committee
Poles Stay in Britain After Service in Italy
The 110,000 Poles who served in Italy will remain in Britain and establish themselves rather than returning to Poland. This large influx will alter the island’s demographic and cultural outlook, reflecting how major arrivals imprint a nation’s character. Poles have contributed readership, diligence, and loyalty to the republic.
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Italy
Britain
Poland
United States
Retailers plan credit policy as Regulation W ends
Retailers prepare for eased Regulation W limits with plans for down payments and 12 to 18 month terms. Banks may finance installment sales at lower interest, while charge accounts need in-house policies, clear applications, and firm collections. Guidance from New York State Commerce on credit practices is offered.
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Federal Reserve Board
New York State Department of Commerce
Albany
N.Y
MacKenzies Column Sees Big Three Chiefs Meeting Impasse
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Moscow London Washington axis fuels the Paris Big Four deadlock. Molotov accuses a Western bloc while Byrnes pushes for a June 15 reconvening and a general peace conference. He suggests a summit of Russia Britain and the United States to clear suspicions and restart progress.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
Molotov
America
Britain
France
Paris
Washington
London
Moscow
U. S
Byrnes
United States
Soviet Union
Teeland
Cer
Tain
Great Britain
Big Four
Security Council
United Nations
Danish Women Direct Cheaply Made Films Lead World
Hal Boyle reports in Copenhagen that Denmark tops cinema in cheap production led by Alice OFredericks. The actress turned director has directed 52 pictures, laments limited budgets, and collaborates with Grete Frische. Dane film costs are low due to cheaper stars and worldwide humor appeal.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Little Densmark
Alice O'Fredericks
Lwafter
America
Icent
Denmark
Pressent
Miss Grete Frische
Miss Frische
Wether
Exams Planned for Forester and Range Conservatist Jobs
Examinations are planned for probational appointments to forester and range conservationist positions in the Department of Agriculture and Department of the Interior. Pay is $2,320 yearly. Vacancies are nationwide, mainly in the west, with many in agriculture. No experience required. junior applicants may be exempted. Closing date June 6, 1946. Contact Henry Kent or the U.S. Civil Service Regional Office in Winston Salem, NC.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Henry Kent
U. S. Civil Service
Gamininee
Beckley
United States
Commission
Washington
Mr. Kent
U.S. Civil Service Regional
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Pennsylvania Rail loses money in April
New York based report shows Pennsylvanla Railroad posted a net operating loss of 2 286 716 for April versus 12 804 272 income a year earlier. For the first four months the line had a net operating income of 543 210 against 39 150 491 last year. Morgantown report notes WVU faculty retirements including Dean Shortridge announcing several professors to retire at semester end.
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Pennsylvania Railway
P New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
INS
Associated Press
Morgantown
W. P. Shortridge
West Virginia University College of Arts and Sciences
A. M. Reese
QO. P. Chitwood
David Dale
Johnson
C. A.,jacobson
The Terrace Night Seduction at Hathaway Estate
In a moonlit garden at the Hathaway estate Jenny faces a tense moment with Justice and Pat’s looming wedding, while Howard Morgan obsesses over Mary and the hospital dream. Jenny’s quiet detachment contrasts with Steve’s angry, conflicted plan to return home and revive his father’s town project.
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Howard Morgan
Mary
Foster
Portland
Crippland
Steve
Ede
Justice Hathaway
Jenny
Horace Hathaway
Mr. Morgan
Wokman
Mary Hathaway
Morgan
Hathaway
Pat
Inok
Howard Morson
Northam
Ags
the Hathaways
Moonlight Garden
Justice
Steel
Public Forum Seeks Tax Authority Debate at Miller Street
A May 27 1946 public forum at 121 Miller Street City invites discussion on who has the power to levy taxes under the Constitution and its amendments. The notice notes a controversy over tax authority with focus on the income tax clause and asks residents to weigh pros and cons in a civic discussion led by E T Miller. Chicago report mentions Al Harris cashier heist at State Harrison Theater where robbers demanded a bag and caused a coat slit.
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Miller Street
City
Public Forum
The
U.S
Congress
Associated Press
Chicago
al Harris
State Harrison Theater
Harris
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Randolph Norton
Wynnes
R. H. Macy & Company
Pennsylvania
Florida
Wynnine
U. of Illinois
Elmer Roessner
Cleveland
Universal Welder Corp
War Assets Administration
WAA
Chiccopee Mig. Corp
Kendall Mills
Clued Peabody and Co. Makers
Arrow Shirts
Patent Office
MacKenzie
Sweden
Poe
Sincerely Yours, E. T. Miller
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