Thought For Today on self control and tax cheats
A column contrasts self discipline with tax evasion and cites a Detroit Times report on a massive UAW settlement. It notes a $7 daily expense allotment disputed as income, mentions Walter Reuther and Emil Mazey settling smaller sums, and warns the average taxpayer to avoid corner-cutting at tax time.
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Emil Mazey
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Naivete As Common Ground In Hal Boyle’s View
Hal Boyle argues naivete unites all people from Khrushchev to the neighbor and garbage man. He contends naive belief fuels confidence yet invites doubt, and that being naive is a human, not divine, trait shaping our restless minds.
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Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
John Foster Dulles
Natevete
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexander
Napoleon
Wave Of Strikes Forces Ike's Hand As Crisis Grows
Deadlocks in steel and copper disputes and port tieups from Maine to Texas push Eisenhower toward invoking the Taft-Hartley Act. Supplies dwindle as foreign steel deliveries halt and the big U S smelter nears capacity. Railroads report August losses, and the nation awaits a potential intervention.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Maine
Texas
Eisenhower
U. S
Birthday Reflections From Boone County Writer
Roy Lee Harmon pens a birthday column recalling a life of hardship and growth in West Virginia. He notes country childhood, education struggles, faith, community memories, and gratitude for family, work, and a new fox terrier, concluding with a faith that God has been good.
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West Virginia
Space race mirror two years after Sputnik I
Sunday marked the second anniversary of Sputnik I with reports of a space station launch heading to lunar orbit. U.S. and Soviet capabilities are contrasted as Moscow leads in missile development while NASA plans face delays after a Cape Canaveral launch failure.
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Earth
Mars
Venus
United States
Moon
Hanson Baldwin
U.S
U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Khrushchev China Trip Undermines Peace Talk Fervor
World analysis notes Khrushchev’s U S tour aligns with Moscow Peiping cooperation. It argues Western hopes for a Soviet Chinese split are naive, citing ongoing collaboration and the likely use of crises to exert Communist influence worldwide.
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Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
West
China
United States
Red China
Khrushchev
Moscow
Peiping
U.S
Asia
Berlin
Formosa Strait
Southeast Asia
India
Beckley Newspapers Adverts Subscriptions Details
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists home delivery rates and options for daily and Sunday editions, with prices by year, half year, and month. It notes carrier independence and tax info, plus contact lines for managing editors and national advertising.
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Ax Monte
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
1934 Raleigh marriage permits listed in local notice
The Raleigh Register records marriage permits for 1934 including Carl White and Ida Potter of Nal Len, Rupert Thomas and Virginia Watson of Minden, Lloyd Cumbow and Bessie Fitzgerald of Red Star, Charles Cody of Mount Hope and Wanda Blake of Winston. The Detroit Tigers rally with Lynwood Rowe to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in 12 innings, signaling a sharp World Series battle.
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Ida Potter
Nallen
Rupert Thomas
Virginia Watson
Minden
Lloyd Cumbow
Harvey
Bessie Fitzgerald
Red Star
Charles Cody
Mount Hope
Wanda Blake
Winston
Lynwood
Judge Pins Threatening Tone On Young Defendant
Monroe Wisconsin report shows Green County Judge J F Collins warning a young defendant with a grim remark about sending him to the chair specifically naming the barber chair while the youth trembled in court.
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Green County
J. F. Collins
Turbans and hats show status and roles across regions
Readers note how headgear signals rank from sultans to priests and princes. The quiz asks to name other occupation indicators such as policeman caps nurse caps and graduation mortarboards, with ten dollars awarded for a good question.
Julie London Faces Pressures From Fame and Fans
Julie London battles unwanted attention as she copes with intrusive calls and paparazzi while pursuing TV and film work. The piece blends gossip about her past marriages, upcoming shows including Maggie, and reflections on celebrity life in New York gossip circles.
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Julie London
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Sol
Chappie
Maggie
Jack Webb
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