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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1947

Page

2

Soil program proves benefits across farms and years

The piece argues that long term soil building and conservation have raised crop yields and livestock counts on farms adopting lime, phosphates, contouring, ponds, and green manures. It notes a 33.7 percent rise in major crops and large gains in dairy cattle and beef cattle, while stressing continued need for programs amid new weather and supply pressures.

Agricultural Adjustment Agency Maine Soil Conservation Service America Europe Asia Beas

Chessie introduces two-disc calculator timetable

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad debuts a two-disc card timetable. Travelers align left and right discs to show departure and arrival times for Westbound and Eastbound routes. Prince is a flag stop on certain C and O trains, with stations listed around the discs.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Robert Young Prince Chessie Newport News

Train Hostesses and Timetables Spark 21st Century Flair

The piece praises C and O trains led by Mr. Young for introducing new timetables and hostess service on the George Washington route. It notes the delay in timetable arrivals, compares to prewar and western railroads, and urges more streamliners and stops at Prince. The article highlights passenger comfort and modernizing efforts on Chessie routes.

George Washington John Brown Chessie New River Gorge Greenbrier Alleghanies Baltimore and Ohio Washington Mr. Young Prince

Farmers Face Drift Between Reform and Old Habits

Some will persist with progress while a majority may revert to inertia seen before the New Deal and its two modern farming practices, risking a return to earlier economic patterns and approaches.

Lester-Maben road gain endorsed by West Virginia citizen group

Lester Maben road link between Mullens and Beckley gains backing from Wyoming and Raleigh County residents. The letter-writer urges using primary road funds for a direct highway, arguing a secondary road plan would exhaust county funds and delay a needed north south truck route. The piece notes traffic and cost concerns, urges fair funding across districts, and calls for a primary road if secondary funds cannot cover improvements.

W. H. File House of Delegates Wyoming and Raleigh County Lester-Maben Mullens Beckley File Secndary Worthington Beckley Democrat Liester-Maben Register Trap Hill Slab Fork Lester-Mallen Wyoming County Charleston West Virginia

National health bills in Congress face long odds

Two rival proposals, one Democratic and one Republican, drive a long running health debate. Hearings begin in Senate committee but passage this year seems unlikely. The Democratic plan would tax employees and employers for prepaid care with government billing, while the Republican plan would fund state programs with federal and state money to provide care for those unable to pay.

James Marlow Washington Congress Senate Wagner New York Murray Montana Truman Taft Ohio Ball Minnesota Smith New Jersey Donnell Missouri Pepper Florida Chavez New Mexico Taylor Idaho McGrath Rhode Island American Medical Association

Boyle Goes Home for Big Reunion of Whole Tribe

HAL BOYLE recalls a Midwest family reunion that blends generations and memories. The Boyle clan gathers for food, old stories, music, and the sense of identity across three generations in America, with WWII and loyalty shaping the gospel of kinship. The piece reflects pride, humor, and a moment of cultural belonging amid change.

Boyle Hal Boyle Kkansas City Middle West Eddie Mike Martin Annie Leora Monica Danny America Johnny Okinawa Neil Ulricksen Rex Marlin Boyle

Deserted San Francisco Street Witnesses a Night of Danger

Carol Glenn recounts a murder night in a desert San Francisco street to reporter Larry Cleman while Inspector Brandt probes her. Robbery, a missing diary, and a web of alibis build as Carol and Larry stage a risky confrontation with Mrs. Whalley to trap the suspect and uncover evidence.

Carol Glenn San Francisco Larry Cleman Morning Times Carol Rock Seeels Nevada Skeels Larry Harvey Brainard Brainard Marley Crol Hogan Times Mrs. Whalley Larry Coleman Mrs. Whiley D Whalley L. A Mrs. Whailey

Kingsblood Royal review notes Neil Kingsblood hero in racial novel

Literary guidepost critiques Sinclair Lewis novel Kingsblood Royal. Neil Kingsblood, a Grand Republic banker, is seen as a good man amid a prejudiced circle. The story follows his marriage, social life, and a provocative genealogical twist that reveals his race and identity in a community ruled by class and color lines.

Kingsblood Royal Sinclair Lewis Random House Neil Kingsblood Lewis Grand Republic Minn Neil Vestal Hood John William Pritt Country Club Rotary Life Jif Weir

Stassen Calls for New Lend Lease To Save America

Harold Stassen urges a near peacetime lend-lease approach to sustain the western way of life, proposing 10 percent of national production for rebuilding war-devastated states. Iowa voters witness a bold policy gambit as he campaigns with national syndication plans and a busy speaking schedule. The move follows waning support and modest forum backing, but Stassen insists on continuing the message despite political risk.

Joseph and Stewart Alsop Washington Harold Stassen Stassen United States Iowa Minnesota Fund Stassen War-Chest Republican National Committee National Committee Slassen Thomas B. Dewey Dewey Arthur Vandenberg Jefferson Stasseni United Nations

State funds release for institutions faces hold on Marshall College

The Board of Public Works approved 200000 for three state institutions and 54000 for Spencer State Hospital filtration plant and 100000 for Hopemont sanitation project, with 45000 to West Liberty State College for building equipment. A 300000 request for Marshall College’s science hall was deferred until after July 1. In India, child mortality under 10 linked to malnutrition.

Associated. Press Charleston Board of Public Works Marshall College Spencer State Hospital Hopemont Sanitarines West Liberty State College Federal Housing Authority India

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