The Ice Register Editorials and Public Notices Beckley W Virginia
Beckley Newspap ers Corp appears to publish local notices and editorials promoting infrastructure projects such as roads airport garbage disposal and parks in Beckley and Raleigh County. The piece discusses advertising rates and urges coal conservation and local development including tourism and factory space. It also mentions The Associated Press rights and subscription details.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
W. Randolph Norton
Associated Press
Allmews
Katz Agency
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Little Beaver Parks
Must Register Permanently In Mount Hope Primary
In Mount Hope a military voting issue shows veterans denied ballot due to lapsed emergency registration. War service delayed eligibility, as men aged during service could register by mail but returned to find emergency status voided. County clerks push permanent registration ahead of the August 6 primary, with books closing July 5, after which no new registrations are allowed.
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Mount Hope
West Virginia Legion
G. I
Uniform
Tobacco funds push Wake Forest to move to Winston-Salem
The Wake Forest College board votes to relocate to Winston-Salem to receive a $50 million endowment from the Reynolds tobacco fortune. The plan awaits a formal vote by the state Baptist Convention in Asheville. Wake Forest would remain a church school, retaining its historic name. Duke’s tobacco wealth and Trinity College reference echo in the context.
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Wake Forest College (Baptist
Winston-Salem
N. C
Reynolds Tobacco Fortuna
Wake Forest
State Baptist Convention
Ashville
Duke
James Benjamin Duke
Wake Forest Medical School
Winston- Salem
Doolittle Reporton Military Reforms Scrutinized by War Secretary
The Doolittle report submitted by Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle's board on military reforms is deemed sensible overall by the War Secretary. Some portions, however, will require careful consideration and adjustment before adoption.
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Secretary of War
James WH. Doolittle
BeclKY resident contemplates move amid flood fear and Klan era recollections
RANDOLPH NORTON notes a Williamson departure as flood worries, Big Sandy dam and Beckley plans loom. He recalls Carter Glass amid Ku Klux Klan demonstrations in Lynchburg and an Associated Press assignment. Rail strike anecdotes, local donations, and lake improvements round out a day’s observations in Beckley and nearby areas.
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Ku Klux Klan
Lynchburg
United Press
Carter Glass
U. P
Associated Press
Bob Glass
Municipal Stadium
K.kk
Evans
Montview
Carter
South
Kansas
Careful Planning Helps Norway On The Road To Recovery
Hal Boyle notes Norway rebuilds after war with rationed bread potatoes and fish while lacking meat coffee and shoes. Despite shortages Norwegians persevere, shipping revives profits, and Oslo remains austere yet resilient. European neighbors Sweden and Denmark influence mood as Norwegians recall wartime aid and German occupation.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Scandinavia
Europe
dAnine
Denmark
Sweden
Security Council weighs Franco sins in Cuba era column
DeWitt MacKenzie reports the United Nations Security Council studies evidence on Franco and whether his regime endangers international peace. He notes Franco’s limited military capacity, defensive posture along the French border, and the potential for renewed civil conflict, amid Allied pressure and U S and British skepticism about global security risk.
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United Nations Security Council
Generalissimo Franco
Franco
United Nations
Poland
Russia
France
America
Britain
Fnstance
Spain
Council
el Caudilla
Madrid
Washington
London
United States
Mussolint
Public 16 Vocational Rehabilitation Aid for veterans
If you receive a service connected disability pension or would get retirement pay eligible under Public Law 16, the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, you should learn how it can improve your future. The act may offer programs and benefits to help veterans gain skills and employment opportunities.
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Dionne
Congress
June sales drive for small business amid summer dip
The June vacation wave will slow retail buying as families vacation at mountains and shores. Merchants must boost advertising, pricing, and stock to capture summer demand for clothing, sports goods, and food. Planning now can seed July and August volume with deliveries of hosiery, shirts, or appliances, while transparent delivery expectations prevent customer loss. Nylon curtains sell out fast and lamp parts swap among manufacturers as new opportunities surface. candy remains unappealing to new entrants due to industry consolidation and ingredient access. Patents list tools for food prep and auto use, while veterans gain priority in surplus cotton twill sales. Tea service stocks are high. merchants eye July Fourth closures. linoleum faces raw material pressure.
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New York
July
A Job for Jenny Chapter Twenty Eight Fire Attends Town
In a small town Jenny follows a late night fire as Barnacle burns and residents scramble for safety. Steve and Mary rush to Portland to discuss plans while Jenny worries about injuries and the hospital. The night ends with a call to set a first aid center as flames threaten the water front.
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Jenny
Steve
Northam
Mary
Gram
Eden
Agnes
Ede
Mrs. Allen
Jenny Newton
Bert
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Faith
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