Raleigh Register notices and publication details, 1948
The fragment lists the Raleigh Register Beckley West Virginia publication details for 1948 including evening and Sunday editions, Beckley Newspapers Company, staff, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The text references publication schedule and address change procedures.
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Beckley
Curtley
W. Va
Hinton
Thomas F. Stafford
Associated Press
Eure
Eisenhower on education strengthens foundations of freedom
National Education Week runs November 7 13 with focus on strengthening liberal education as foundation of a free society. Eisenhower argues schools must emphasize citizenship basics over mere tech or professional training while not abandoning research and vocational learning. He calls for love of freedom confidence in cooperative effort and optimism to guide all levels from local schools to universities.
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Eisenhower
America
Columbia
Wallace and Progressive Party Lacing in Raleigh County
Voters in Raleigh County delivered a decisive rebuke to Henry Wallace and his Progressive Party, tallying only 150 votes. The result, echoed elsewhere, underscores perceived Communist influence and reinforces support for American democratic norms amid a nation wary of subversive movements.
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Henry Wallace
Progressive
Joe Stalin
America
Raleigh
New York State
Wallace
West Virginia
United States
Beckley
Eisenhower Speech as Columbia President Elect
General Dwight Eisenhower, newly named president of Columbia University, delivered a speech outlining his early goals and guiding principles for the university. His remarks emphasized academic excellence, public service, and unity during a period of leadership transition.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
Battery theft, confession, and a lighthearted balance sheet
Amos Hurd of Hurds Cabins recounts a theft in August where a battery was stolen but later paid for after the thief confessed in Lexington Virginia. The tale ends with the man settling the bill and a reflection on human nature. A clipping from Carl J. McKeeves humorously contrasts 1948 balance sheet data with the idea that many remain working despite the nation’s size and structure.
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Amos Hurd
Hurds
Beckley-Mount Hope Road
Hurd
Lexington
Carl J. McKeeves
Affinity
Washington
McKeeves
U.S
Harrison County legislator Bob Ellis wins election
Thomas F. Stafford reports on local election results with Harrison County’s Bob Ellis securing a seat in the Legislature. Charleston pastor Dr Joseph Clare Hoffman criticizes teacher pay as local educators and school principals attend the Civilans installation banquet, underscoring concerns over funding.
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Tom Dewey
President Truman
Anthony Scalise
Beckley
Bob Ellis
Harrison County
Joseph Clare Hoffman
Christ Church Methodist
Charleston
Cecil Miller
Sylvia
Clyde Law
Cirlsville
Fletcher A. Freeman
Institute
Clarence Walker
Mark Twain
Hoffman
Lesson in voting shows small third parties can sway elections
James Marlow argues that non voters risk letting a minority, via a third party, determine government. He outlines how shifts from Wallace and regional results in New York, Ohio, California, and Illinois could have altered Truman or Dewey outcomes, explaining the peril of a minority rule in a close race.
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Washington
Truman
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Mr. Truman
Jove
Coo
Wallace
New York State
New York
California
Lllinois
Ohio
Illinois
Ilinois
God and the Hopi method of shaping children
Boyle reports on Dr. Weston LaBarre and Dr. Labarre arguing culture shapes child behavior more than race. He cites Hopi and Zuni gentleness via god-centered drills and contrasts Comanche aggression, warning that upbringing determines future society.
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New York
Weston La[ancree
Duke University
Commanche
Laharre
Labarre
A Voice From the Country On Soviet Russia and the World
In postwar change the United Nations and nations face a grave dilemma due to Soviet Russia. The piece argues Russia seeks empire, undermines peace, and over extends power, forcing eventual alliances with former enemies and rearmament across Europe. It urges cautious, principled policy over sentiment.
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Soviet Russia
Japan
Germany
Spain
Europe
United Nations Organization
Russia
Balkans
Baltic States
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Korea
Manchuria
China
Austria
Communist Party
Unitedations
The Myth of the Magus by Miss Butler review
A review traces the book The Myth of the Magus from ancient magi to modern mystics. It notes Faust as a central figure, critiques Goethe influenced respectability, and highlights the book’s dispas sionate lore on secret societies and religious figures.
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Macmillan
Mme. Blavatsky
Rasputin
Miss Butler
Faustus
Goethe
Zoroaster
Moses
Solomon
Pythagoras
Christ
Saint-Germain
Cagliostro
Casanova
Mme. d‘Urfe
Terry Negro Held for Window Theft in Maryland Fire Creek coal area
Joe Price a Negro of Terry is jailed on charges of stealing a window from a house owned by the Maryland Fire Creek Coal Company at Terry. He was arrested.
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Joe Price
Terry
Maryland Fire Creek Coal Company
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