Beckley Raleigh Register November 3 1948
The Beckley Raleigh Register lists publication details for the newspaper including managing editor and staff authorship. It notes subscription prices, delivery areas in West Virginia, and advertising arrangements with the Katz Agency.
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Thomas F. Stafford
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The Moving Finger and the Ballot
An editorial lashes nonvoters after an election arguing that failing to vote is a public failing. It says the finger of accountability rests on those who chose not to participate and should not be excused by illness or busyness.
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Omar Khayyain
Nashipur
Jai Boyle
Fooling Themselves In FCC Debate Over Give Away Radio Programs
A discussion in Federal Communications Commission circles centers on give away radio programs with networks arguing no harm and others claiming they damage radio. The piece notes such promos cheapen products while established advertisers seek lasting impact through feature merits of their wares.
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Federal Communications Commission
Radio Give-Aways Impact Stations and Programs
Repeated give-aways on radio weaken products and stations. If entertainment and items fail to stand on merit, improvements are needed. Give-aways attract short-term listeners but cause long-term audience drift as the public tunes elsewhere. A segment of the industry is unsettled while some do not see the warning signs.
Worth Remembering on Highway Waste and Losses
The piece notes the United States as wasteful, citing last year’s estimated $7 billion in accident losses and $2.65 billion from traffic incidents. It emphasizes human error as the main cause, accounting for about 85 percent, and urges awareness as days shorten.
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United States
National Safety Council
Joe Votes and the Big Picture of Election Day
An ordinary voter in Ameagle casts a ballot and helps shape county, state, and national results. The piece explains how each vote is counted and transmitted to determine winners from precincts to the nation, highlighting the democracy in action and the role of citizens in government.
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The Little Man Votes Amid Postwar Uncertainty
Washington column portrays a citizen facing a pivotal vote amid war weariness and global tensions. The man hopes for peace and prosperity but fears an uncertain future as world crises unfold. He weighs candidate differences and worries about his mortgage and livelihood.
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Washington
Electoral College Determines Presidency Waits for Dec Thirteenth
Explains how the Electoral College functions between voters and the final tally. Describes how electors are chosen, when they vote, and what happens if no candidate wins a majority. Mentions proposed amendments to abolish or reform the system and the potential for a House decision if no majority is reached.
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Lincoln Papers opened to public scrutiny in Library of Congress
The Lincoln papers, long kept private by Robert Lincoln, were opened on July 26 after 21 years, revealing not dark secrets but fascinating memorabilia. David C. Mearns’s guide to the collection notes motives and context, presenting an essential study aid for Lincoln research.
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David C. Mearns
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Mrs Emily Philpott 82 Dies in Coal City
Mrs Emily Philpott 82 of Coal City died at 4 pm today. Survived by husband B F Philpot of Coal City three daughters E A Ravender Winston Salem NC R F Rakes Rocky Mount VA W E Snide Winding Gulf four sons Larkin S Jay Clarence Beckles and Frank Coast City four sisters S S Dodson W E Bryant Manny Davis Mattos Norah Gardner three brothers Charles Shelton Hamilton OH F Shelton Roanoke VA J Shelton Salem VA 17 grandchildren seven great grandchildren member of Primitive Baptist Church funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Coal City
B. F. Philpot
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N. C
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Winding Gulf
Larkin S, Jay and
Clarence
Beckles
Frank
Coast City
S. S. Dodson
W. E. Bryant
Henry
Manny Davis Mattos
Winston-Salera
Norah Gardner
Sydnersville
Charles Shelton
Hamilton
Ohio
Shelton
Roanoke
J. Shelton
Salem
Primiive Baptist Church
Raleigh precincts tally partial state office results
The report covers 101 of Raleigh's 108 precincts listing several offices with candidate totals. State official race figures show D Pitt O'Brien 18 265 and A Sweeney Fleming 9 171 for Secretary of State, W W Trent 18 624 and Kenneth W Shaffer 9 478 for State Superintendent of Free Schools, Edgar B Sims 19 942 and Russell H W Bell 9 196 for Auditor, Richard E K Talbott 19 247 and Hubert B Lake 9 107 for Treasurer, Ira J Partlow 19 204 and Waller F Ball 9 105 for Attorney, and Blaine McLaughlin Jones 18 418 plus Willan 3 Rhodes 9 104 for Commissioner of Agriculture. Supreme Court of Appeals candidates Fred Fox 18 559, J W Maxwell 10 384, James B Riley 18 394, Lewis H Miller 8 945.
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D. Pitt O'Brien
A. Sweeney Fleming
Superintendent of Free Schools
W. W. Trent
Kenneth W Shaffer
Edgar B. Sims
Russell HW
Bell
Richard EK. Talbott
Hubert B. Lake
Ira J. Partlow
Waller F. Ball
Jones
Blaine McLaughlin
Willan
Rhodes
Supreme Court of Appeals
Fred
Fox
J. W. Maxwell
James B. Riley
Lewis H. Miller
Dewey Aims To Fire Imagination In Tough Campaign
The commentary argues Dewey lacks a contagious inspirational quality despite strong speeches and organization. It notes Truman’s limited growth prospects dampening suspense, while acknowledging Dewey’s rising stature and the need for tangible progressive actions to win broad voter loyalty.
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Europe
Congress
Dewey
Truman
Truman's Leftward Shift Deepens as Campaign Drags On
The piece argues Truman shifts further left of Roosevelt in public statements while Republicans gain momentum. It notes broad national agreement on foreign policy and limited domestic divisions, predicting the Democratic Party's future alignment with the Left as the campaign grows dull and voters show cautious sentiment amid a Republican upsurge.
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Marshall Plans To Quit Jan. 20
Secretary of State George C. Marshall is expected to resign on January 20, sources in the American United Nations delegation said. He plans to retire to his farm, with no confirmation from Marshall.
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Brazilians say Indians face extinction due to outsiders
Rio de Janeiro reports Gen. Candido Randon, pioneer of Brazil’s Indian protection, warns that from 2 million in 1910 the native population has fallen to about 500,000. He blames civilized outsiders for alcohol abuse, seduction, disease, and deadly fever that threaten Brazil’s indigenous peoples.
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Speed of Mine Cars Blamed for 3 Deaths at Olga No 1
Washington report says speeding mine cars caused the Olga No 1 mine disaster at Coalwood on October 14. Inspectors found no bad brakes or mechanical defects and noted roof collapse killed 3 and injured 12 as supports gave way under four cars. Malaria in Greece is described as near eliminated due to UN and Greek efforts.
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Republicans' all-night vigil ends in political catastrophe
Hal Boyle recalls a restless dawn at the New York hotel as Republicans faltered after a sleepless night at national headquarters. Truman defied a predicted landslide, dew point fear replaced confidence, and the mood shifted from hopeful to panicked as results rolled in.
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Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Election results by district show varied magistrate and constable votes
The record lists Democratic and Republican magistrates and constables with vote counts across districts including Clear Fork Richmond Marsh Fork Slab Fork Shady Spring and Trap Hill. Notable figures include Hibert Burgess J. K. Cole Charles E Bragg Ernest Large Tennyson Epling Basel Wasesa Glass and Omer Acord with varied tallies.
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W. B. (Buck) Gilkerson
Earl F. Martin
B. C. Callaway
Harvey F. Hancock
Ben Davis
E. E. Stafford
Clear Fork
Hibert Burgess
Clifford BE. White
Billy M. Queen
Henry Ward
Buel Stover
Sherman C. Workman
Luther T. Stover
Prater Workman
Richmond
Marcus F. Eye
Levi Bennett
Charles E. Bragg
Edward Kingsley
James A. Richmond
C. O. Smith
Marsh Fork
Ernest A. Large
James A. Massey
Howard Underwood
Wilbur Wright
Omer Acord
John Adkins
Marshall Bailey
Posey H. Clay
Slab Fork
Charles T. Burdiss
J. K. Cole
Raymond E. Bonham
W. A. Stump
Lacy A. Meadows
E. H. Barker
L. W. Mason
Shady Spring
Thomas Herbert Wills
J. H W. McGh
Union barred from atom plans in GE plants
The Atomic Energy Commission ordered General Electric to withdraw recognition from the CIO United Electrical Workers Union in GE operated atomic plants around Schenectady New York. AEC chairman Lilienthal said the action followed union officers refusing loyalty investigations and non communist oaths under Taft Hartley law. The union had already been barred from representing workers at new A bomb plants but remained as bargaining agent at the Pecks Street laboratory in Schenectady.
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WVU Enrollment Reaches Historic Peak This Semester
Morgantown reports record enrollment at West Virginia University with 6 729 resident and extension students. Registrar J Everett Long notes the total surpasses the prior high of 6 669 by 60 and includes 3 645 World War II veterans among 1 337 freshmen 1 697 sophomores 1 897 juniors 1 253 seniors 454 graduates and 71 specials.
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J. Everett Long
Film Bishop Iris English Minister
London critics rail against The Bishop's Wife portrayal of clergy. Rev Colin Cuttell denounces Hollywood caricature and the bishop’s mustache as an insult to church dignity in Cathedral Magazine.
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