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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
4
A concise thought notes that it is good to rub and polish our brain against that of others. The message attributed to Montaigne emphasizes learning through dialogue and comparison.
The former residence of Colonel J. Lewis Bumgardner at 214 N. Kanawha Street sits vacant for about nine years. Once well built and tastefully furnished, it now deteriorates and is an eyesore despite its valued grounds. Owned by Colonel’s widow Mrs Baumgartner, with daughter Eunice Minter long deceased, future ownership is unclear. The writer suggests deeding the property as a YM-YWCA or memorial to the Colonel or his daughter to serve the community.
The piece weighs World Series odds for the Yankees and Dodgers, notes record expectations, Frankie Crosetti’s 13th series as coach, and compares past attendance and receipts. It forecasts high spending by fans and hotels in New York and San Francisco, with the 1959 Dodgers Sox benchmarks cited for context.
Southern Democrats face pressure after James Merediths Mississippi registration drive as Kennedy seeks re election. Southerners weigh voting Republican or third party to punish Kennedy while preserving committee chairmanships, hoping to influence a future House chosen president and balance power in the South.
Washington NEA reports Assistant Secretary Edwin M. Martin explains the Monroe Doctrine's evolving role. He traces John Quincy Adams influence and highlights key pivots from 1823 to 1954, including Pan-American conferences, disputes with Britain, and the 1954 Caracas Resolution.
A United Nations plaque in New York honors Dag Hammarskjold and others who died seeking peace in the Congo. The Congo crisis persists as Katanga President Moise Tshombe vacillates between cooperation and defiance, with U Thant’s plan offering self rule but sanctions if rejected. The United States supports reunification by force if needed, while Tshombe faces renewed cease-fire tensions and accusations of breaking faith.
UPI analysis details Washington policy pivot to supply Israel with short range Hawk missiles and training, aiming to deter Arab arm strength while risks to U.A.R. relations linger. It notes Egypt Syria Iraq arms growth, Soviet weapons, and ongoing clashes near Suez while U.S. seeks to prevent escalation into wider war.
Fifty years ago at Glen Morgan on September 25, Miss Bridget Agatha McQuade wed Edward A. Tully. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McQuade, graduated De Sales Heights College Parkersburg. Raleigh area football opened with West Virginia Wesleyan blanking Glenville State 20 0. Morrison Beckley and Stansbury Marshes played for Wesleyan. Marshall College defeated Ironton High 46 0, with John Farmer of Marshes prominent.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Helm and Jessie will be guest of honor at a reception in the Methodist Temple hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society and the board of stewards. Mr. Helm recently became pastor of the Temple after serving at Fairmont church. Emil Hodel named editor in chief of The Reflector Beckley Junior High’s newspaper by faculty sponsor Mrs. Ted McDowell with Polly Jo McCullough as associate editor Lydia Sessions art editor Tad Burnett circulation manager George Cooper assistant circulation manager.
A nostalgic column reflects on Central Junior High open house, noting crowded classrooms, aging facilities, and the tension between parents and teachers. It weighs the value of direct parent involvement against supporting teachers with modern resources, ending with a breezy reflection on autumn leaves and restless youth.
Washington report questions how colleges pick top pupils as admissions tighten. It notes rising college enrollment but worries selectivity may overlook capable late bloomers and average students. Experts urge broader criteria, citing need for broader talent in a growing higher education system.
A Lancaster Pa tribute quotes Alfred N. Sayres, professor emeritus at Lancaster Theological Seminary, praising God for earths riches and urging use for inner enrichment and neighborly uplift to spread a kingdom of love through Christ.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces publication information for Naleigh Register and lists mail and home delivery subscription rates, along with carrier terms and tax note. It identifies managing editor John Hodel, United Press International affiliation, and advertising representation.
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