Local newspaper boilerplate and subscription notice text
A fragmented boilerplate from a local newspaper shows Associated Press attribution, delivery rules, and subscription terms. It references Beck, various offices, and distribution regions with policy details for daily and Sunday editions and change of address procedures.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Edsance
Hecktey Newspapers Corporation
Trucks Heavy Toll on Highways Highlighted at Conference
At the Northeastern Regional Conference on Highway and Motor Vehicle Problems, Harold Ostertag cites a study showing normal traffic costs 1.4 dollars per mile while heavy truck sections cost 8.1 dollars per mile, with trucks causing 55 percent of highway damage while bearing 30 percent of upkeep. Taxpayers subsidize trucking profits. calls grow to curb overloads with stricter fines or heavier taxes.
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Theunnual
Tradmaan News
Harold Ostertag
Oslertag
West Virginia
Dewey Says New York Vote Was Setback Not Gain
Former Governor Dewey criticizes the recent New York elections noting the Senate result as a setback for the national administration while acknowledging the strong showing of Senator Dulles. He argues local ticket dynamics do not change the overall outcome.
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Tom Dewey
Republican Party
New York State
Sen
Dulles
Dewey
Arold E
GOP must rebuild to serve people and bury party rifts
Stassen of Philadelphia argues the Republican Party must reorganize policies and structure to avoid further defeats. He urges modernizing the party and bridging foreign and domestic lines, noting past misses in 1918 and calling for unity in the two-party system.
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Republican Party
Stassen
GOP
Tos
Ile
Trees as a Crop in Five-State Farm Forestry Plan
Farmers in the Richmond Federal Reserve area including North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia and Maryland can grow lumber cheaper than industry due to fertile land better transport and a steady labor supply. The Beckley area already sees free growing as a farm crop expanding, with marketing challenges to be addressed by the Rural Development Council Forestry Commission to turn forestry into a profitable farming venture.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Bank
Beckley
Forestry Commission
Rural Development Council
Armistice Day memory and a West Virginia concert note
The piece recalls Armistice Day amid wartime reflections and protests over its observance. It highlights Charleston Symphony Orchestra conductor Antonio Modarelli and the West Virginia premiere of River Saga inspired by Kanawha River history, with figures Capito, Ragland, and Governor Patteson noted.
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Charleston
Time Magazine
Madarelli
Gustacus Capito
W.va
Smetana
Modarelli
West Virginia
Kaenawha
Gauley Bridge
Kanawha
Kanawha Falls
Thomas Ragland
Capito
Modavelli
U.S
Thoughts on War and Peace by HAL BOYLE and celebrated quotes
A column reflecting on the Armistice anniversary and the truism that wars echo beyond the deadly conflict. It gathers aphorisms from Jesus to Milton, Cicero to Bismarck, urging caution about war and promoting peace through prudent leadership and humane principles.
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Frank Albanese
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Manila Bay
Ciceru
Bismarck
Tacitus
Foantonelle
Bonar Law
Milton
Charles Francis Potter
Seneca
Bernard Shaw
Gen. Sherman
Jesus Christ
Lewis Mine Strike Guessing Warms To Big Questions
Washington analysts discuss why Lewis halted the miners strike and how fund administration may affect negotiations. Lewis sought higher pay and a stronger health and welfare fund after June 30 contract expiry, while owners resisted. If the strike worsened, Truman could intervene and probe fund operations amid public doubt.
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Lewis
de Suel
Vik
Lawis
Ile
Pulic
Japs Shocked by Act of Woman Prisoner
Ito Yusei, 28, en route to Utsunomiya for trial in her husband’s slaying leaped from guards at a station, stripped, and plunged naked into a crowd causing a train delay of about thirty minutes. Passengers and police were shocked by the act and by delaying a train, seen as an unpardonable offense in Japan.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Y'sue Ito
Utsunomiya
Ao Rich
Japan
Villain Walter Slezak Talks Glands and Acting
Hollywood actor Walter Slezak discusses his career. He explains that many stars are glandular successes and prefers villain roles for their complexity. He reflects on scene cutting to showcase leads and recalls ad lib moments with Menjou Murphy and Paton.
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Hollywood
Waller Slezak
Walter
Slezak
Victor Mature
Lawrence Tierney
Alan Ladd
Montgomery Clift
Adolphe Menjau
George Murphy
Eugene Patlette
tMenjou
Frank Sinatra
Goering
Red Sketston
Danny Kaye
Bob Smope
Grave German, European Problems At Stake in Big Three Conferences
In Paris talks the three foreign ministers seek a Western European economic union anchored by Germany, with Bevin urging a halt to dismantling while demanding a broader rethink of Ruhr control and continental links. Acheson pushes integration, Britain resists, and France fears German dominance without British participation. The path to unity remains blocked by mutual suspicions and strategic stakes.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Paris
Ernest Pevin
Germany
Dean Acheson
Continental Economic Union
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Bevin
Calley
Achesosr
Hubert Schuman
Konrad Adenauer
Ruhr
Acheson
Europe
Britain
Schuman
Bey
Bettween
Parns
Soviet Union
Acheson, Bevii
Double Trouble Chapter 28 Ambush at the Corrals and Firefight
A tense rear-guard clash erupts as Brad Morden’s posse is ambushed near a ranch. Lucia vanishes amid gunfire while Miguel and his men seize Latvia. Jay breaks from cover toward Latvia’s cabin to aid, dodging bullets and rallying allies.
The Chase at the Corrals Ends in Narrow Escape
William Hobson describes a tense pursuit as two hundred yards feel like a mile. Gunfire rings out while Miguel ropes horses and Jay fights to rescue Lucia and Licia, guiding Rover Boy through a chaotic corral breakout amid dust and splintered shots. The scene closes with Jay yanking the big stallion free as Harry Seltzer closes in. the outcome remains uncertain.
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Miguel
Blue Star
Lily Belle
Lucia
Jay
Corral
Joe
Day
Harry Seltzer
Labin
Rover Boy
Harry
Morgan Belding
Devil
Lilly Bell
Mike Randall
Joe Attison
Jstose
Lincoln Finds A General review by Kenneth P Williams
The review discusses Lincoln Finds A General by Kenneth P Williams, a two volume study on Civil War generalship focusing on Ulysses S Grant as the top commander. It contrasts Williams with Freeman, notes Williams’ sharp reappraisals of Pope Halleck Burnside and Meade, praises Meade and McClellan critique, and calls the work thoroughly documented with extensive use of the Official Records.
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Lincoln
Kenneth P. Williams
MacMillan
Union Armiies
Freeman
Lee
Williams
Ulysses St. Grant
John Pope
Ambrose Burnside
Henry W. Halleck
Pope
George B. Me
Clellan
Abrahamn Lancoln
Beaten Guerrillas Leave Big Harvest for Refugees
Refugee villagers in the Vitsi mountains of Greece begin a communal harvest after guerrillas abandoned thousands of acres of grain and crops during a retreat last August. FCA and ECA officials track 5,000 acres of small grains with wartime loss of livestock and supplies, as returnees collect, warehouse, and share the harvest to feed survivors.
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Paul Hubmuses
Florina
Greece
Vitsi
Maruacing
Economic Cooperation Administration
FCA
ECA
Charles Wright
Dallas
Texas
Wright
TIRE
Cola
Nano
Czechoslovakia
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John Dryden
Avra
Ivehich
Machiaveli
Nicholas Rowe
By Sames Marlow
Gene Handsaker
Double Trouble
Lutlaw
Staal
Brad Morden
Morden
Winchester
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Latvia
Arun
Theen
Furk Pennock
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