Beckley News Summary 1919 Opinion and Rates
The Beckley West Virginia edition lists publication details and rates for daily and Sunday editions, including territorial delivery and subscription costs. It quotes Richberg on labor, socialism, and the danger of welfare statism, arguing business leadership should guide workers and warning against liberal ideals abroad and growing state controls.
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Where Are We Going What Richberg Says About Labor
Donald Richberg, a Tennessee liberal and former NRA chief counsel, argues in a Harvard Business Review piece that most Americans oppose paternalism yet union labor remains a dominant force. He urges a direct counter appeal promoting liberty, enterprise, and personal responsibility to resist socialism and communism.
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Riehberg
Tennessee
Ufe
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NRA
Washington
Norvard Business Review
Richberg
Rabies Warning From Dr Moore For Mountain Folk
Dr F J Moore warns mountain residents along Stonecoal Creek about a rise in rabies cases in West Virginia this year. He urges proper mad dog procedures, including brain lab analysis, and notes that shooting dogs in the brain prevents accurate diagnosis. Rabies treatment for humans is painful and serious, but prevention with careful handling of bite cases is essential.
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F. J. Moore
Stonecoal Creek
Dr. Moore
West Virginia
Moore
Mead
D. Boone
Rabid Dogs and a Delusional Fence Tale at Neville Street
The piece describes rabies behavior in dogs and the tremulous fear of water in mad animals. It then moves to a humorous aside about a new men’s shop being fitted in the President Hotel building, with a high board fence to shield workers. Bug Dust inspects a fence peering into a mirror, mocks the reflection, then continues down the street muttering lines from Davis about self-perception.
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William Henry Davis
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Davis
Ironic clash near Yangtze as nationalist ship fires on American vessel
An American merchant ship was fired on by a Chinese Nationalist warship near Yangtze River entrance. No casualties but significant damage occurred. The incident raises debate in the United States over further aid to Nationalists and trust in using U.S. warships abroad.
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Yangtze River
U.S
Alaska’s rugged appeal for single women and bold men
Hal Boyle reports from New York about Alaska as a matchmaking frontier. Mayor Johnson of Farbents extols Alaska as a place where a strong woman can find a husband, while noting vast open spaces, dog teams, and a climate that never truly darkens in summer. He recalls a pioneering public bond issue for Fairbanks power and water projects, highlighting Alaska’s future potential despite a small population and extreme winters.
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Hy Hal Boyle
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Alaska
Maurice
Johnson
Farbents
Argest
Johinson
Vanstrum
Jack London
Robert Service
Times Square
Jane
Fairbanks
Winliter Haen
Kun Winter
Ounson
E. A. Tunisetin Caine
Mane
Hatley
Wuild Fairbe
Alagke
Actas
Junyor
Federal Housing Project Still in Planning Stages
James Marlow reports the nations public housing program, signed by Truman, remains in early planning. The plan aims to clear slums, build low rent homes, and aid farmers, with loans and grants totaling several billion over decades. No construction starts until next year.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
Tone fights his fame as he hopes to star Maigret in Paris
Hollywood talk reveals Franchot Tone debating dual roles in The Man on the Eiffel Tower with Irving Alten. Tone seeks Charles Laughton for the killer part but Laughton refuses to leave Shakespearean work, saying he has wanted to play Maigret for 15 years.
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Franchot
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Tone
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Laughton
Radek
Eiffel Tower
Vien
Burgess Meredith
Eifel Tower
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Betow
Eiffet Tower
Hane
Malenkov Seen as Likely Stalin Heir in Soviet Power Struggle
The article notes Georgi Malenkov emerges as the strongest potential successor to Josef Stalin as leader of the Soviet Empire. It cites his delivery of Nov 7 speech, rise alongside Zhdanov and Molotov, portraits beside Stalin, and similar governing style as an operator driving military strength and worldwide influence.
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Stalin
Russian Empire
Aldue
Washington
Georgi M. Malenkov
Josef Stalin
A. A. Zhdanov
V. M. Molotov
Zhdanov
Molotov
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Politburo
Kremlin
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Maleni ‘Kov
Yous
Igor Gauzenko
Soviet Union
Communist Central Committee
Moscow
Stalenkov
Malenkie
Aamhar
Marx
Lenin
Marshall Tito
Tito
Atom Pioneers Plan National Defense Against Atomic War
Chicago a panel of Argonne and University of Chicago scientists outline six defense avenues including mental conditioning detection keeping the atomic lead dispersion personal protection and diplomatic world cooperation. They warn against hysteria, push radar and counter weapons research, and note dispersion city planning sheltering and medical immunization efforts.
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Joan F. Sembower
Chicago
United States
Star Atomic Scientists
Argonne National Laboratory
Nuclear Research Center
University of Chicago
Euiroshima
Asia
Pearl Harbor
Develoy
Harold C. Urey
Russia
Soviets
Peter Kapitza
Enrico Fermi
Cansensus
R Atomic
Franm Australia
William F. Ogburn
National Security Resources Board
Chips and Escape on the North Road
In Heart of Happiness Chapter 4 Peggy More depicts a tense drive as a man, furious, dashes the car forward then stops on a forked road. He declares FL must back down, then offers a hand to the woman as they part at the roadside amid unease.
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Arteta
Adleta
Hoyden
Arta
Arleta
Lesk
Furity
Cal Sheridan
Tey
Cat
Fencher Turns Writer To Pay Parking Fine
An Atlanta tale shifts from a police tag plan to a writer’s plea over a parking fine. A schoolteacher’s insistence on 100 copies leads to a quirky payback while a saga unfolds around Arleta Langtry and fanatical vandalism storming her remote log home scene as a cliffhanger ends with footsteps approaching downstairs.
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