Forestry advocates say wood industry can yield 600 million
Sidney Weitzman of the Mountain State Research Center warned at Beckley’s Southern West Virginia Forestry Conference that West Virginia’s forests could become a $600 million business but landowners largely ignore the potential. He cited strip mining damage and fires that have devastated timberlands and urged a double barreled plan to boost wood utilization while coal recovers. West Virginia currently earns 58 million annually from woodlands.
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Congress Seeks Tough Anti Narcotics Measures Nationwide
The Senate Judiciary Committee moved to broaden drug penalties with death for some narcotics offenders and a ban on all heroin use. Juries could impose death for selling heroin to youths and for three-time heroin offenders. House actions mirror harsher terms, tighter sentences, and possible wiretap use. Federal records show mixed views on deterrence while Anslinger pushes longer trafficker bans.
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Tom Wolfe Felt 100 Years Old at Birth
Asheville, North Carolina remembers Tom Wolfe born a century ago as a boy who grew into a towering novelist. His life story and works drew visitors to his family home now a museum, attracting a cross section from workers to students who cherish his published books.
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Tom Wolfe Returns Home To His Own Temple Of The Past
The article recalls novelist Tom Wolfe’s return to his roots as his sister Mabel Wheaton guides a reader through their old family home. Furnishings show a life of vigor and memory while a kitchen shelf holds Mrs Wolfe’s preserved jars. Riverside Cemetery marks Wolfe’s final rest near his parents, with a tomb inscription praising mercy and honor.
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Defensive Driving Campaign Aims to Reduce Highway Deaths
The 1956 Slow-Down-and-Live highway safety drive opens Memorial Day eve and runs through Labor Day. WV Public Safety head warns it may be a last-ditch attempt to curb record traffic deaths as Better Vision Institute touts defensive driving and routine eye exams to prevent crashes.
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Beckley Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policies
Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines mail and home delivery rates for Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Details include daily and Sunday options, six month terms, tax adjustments, address change procedures, and carrier independence in payments.
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Associated Press
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West Virginia
Upper Echelon Poker Game In Progress?
Washington coverage analyzes a high level diplomatic exchange sounding like a poker game. The United States and Russia weigh inviting the Joint Chiefs of Staff to Moscow for Aviation Day, with leaks and comments shaping the potential visit and signaling possible Washington responses and propaganda angles.
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Barbara Nichols Takes a Brash Stance on Marilyn Monroe Image
Barbara Nichols argues Marilyn Monroe should remain a pure actress rather than corporate. She, 23, says stars must incorporate to save money but that business ventures spoil glamour and aims to find a husband. Nichols built her career from Jamaica NY high school to Broadway and film roles.
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Glamorous stars sparkle in Luxurious New York previews
A brisk peek at Grace Kelly’s High Society at Loew’s Lexington thrills audiences with Sinatra and Crosby singing together. Errol Flynn settles tax woes, Cleo Moore seeks smarter roles, and Fat Jack Leonard opens a chain of stores as showbiz chatter runs wild. Terrible El Morocco tragedy cited with a missing diamond brooch.
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Astor
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Arthur Godfrey
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Ezio Pinza
Longhair Bing and Hollywood Bits in Old Text
A fragmented gossip column item mentions Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, Tony Galento as a bouncer, Jackie Gleason anecdotes, and various Hollywood names. It humorously notes aging stars, TV interests, and light quips about Hollywood life with several dated references.
Worry Clinic: Men Should Seek Wives Advice
Case notes Lawrence L a 28 year old chemist and husband with two children who is reticent and uninviting of his wife’s input. The psychologist urges husbands to consult wives. He argues women’s judgment is valuable and inviting input boosts ego and devotion. Advice extends to youth and leadership. suggests romances improve when asking for advice and offers a booklet on compliments.
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Martin Block
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