Editorial Review and Opinion Thought for Today
A concise quotation feature presents Queen Elizabeth’s view that a good face serves as the best letter of recommendation. The item conveys a dignified perspective on appearance and reputation, reflecting editorial opinion and daily wisdom for readers.
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Queen Elizabeth
Democratic Candidates Surface in 1956 Nomination Talk
Averell Harriman and Adlai Stevenson figure in the 1956 Democratic race with Harriman saying he supports Stevenson but is not bound to back him at the convention. Stevenson weighs a run while Symington backers plan preliminary talks in Missouri as Humphrey aides push him for VP. On the Republican side Eisenhower prospects loom with Pyle noting a 50 50 reelection chance and Stassen pledging to follow the President s wishes if asked to run.
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Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Eisenhower
Harriman
New York
Adlai
Stevenson
A Stevenson
Sikeston
Sen. Symington
Hubert Humphrey Ominn
J. Howard Pyle
Arizona
Farm vote realities in 1956 election outlook
An analysis of the Farm Belt nine states Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri the Dakotas Nebraska and Kansas shows Eisenhower carried them in 1952 and would require broad cross state gains beyond the farm belt for a Democratic victory in 1956. Rural nonfarm voters outnumber farm voters, complicating a farm unrest path to victory.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Farm Belt
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Stevenson-Sparkman
Raleigh County high school entrants praised for essays and posters
Bug Dust By J Needy McQuade reports on the Beckley Elks Lodge and Regis ter sponsoring an essay and poster contest during Newspaper Week. Julia Fleshman and James Starr won first prizes, with Starr noted as WWHS football star. essays discuss the press’s role and First Amendment freedoms.
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Beckley Elks Lodge
The
Register
Raleigh County
Elks Club
Julia Fleshman
Woodrow Wilson High School
James Starr
Starr
Susie Strasberg the Broadway wonder girl and more
New York nightlife notes highlight Susie Strasberg age unclear as she shines after The Diary of Anne Frank triumph. The piece mentions Helen Hayes Marlene Dietrich Mary Martin and other stars at Sar di's, waiter banter about age and young ladies, plus assorted Hollywood gossip from the era.
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New York
Sardi
Helen Hayes
Marlene Dietrich
Mary Martin
B. W
Susie Strasberg
Anne Frank
Marilyn Monroe
Susan
Lee Strasberg
Susie
Franchot Tone
Paula
Ruth Gordon
Lee
Erie
Sid Stone
Jack Benny
Beverly Hilton Escoffier Room
Bob Goldstein
Dorman Bros
the Pierre
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Europe
Case Records of a Psychologist Case P-362
Mrs Shoffetall is praised as a good mother who clips helpful items from newspapers to enclose in letters to her children away from home. She highlights private letters to a Marine son who shared his quiz and horse sense responses, entertaining and educating fellow Marines stationed in California and Shanghai.
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W. J. Shoff Stall
Marine Boot
California
Marines
Cate
Bob
Mrs. Shoffstall
Salute to Mothers and a Father’s Test Your Horse Sense Quiz
A columnist salutes mothers for inspiring and educating their children and recalls Dr Crane's tests for good parents. He urges readers to order his "Tests for Good Parents" booklets by mailing 20 cents and a stamped return envelope to the newspaper care of Dr Crane.
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America
Stay Healthy Stay Healthy and Keep Happiness Within You
New York letter recalls Max, a cab driver, and his wife Sarah who died of cancer two years ago. He recalls their frugal life, nest egg of 5000 dollars, and how she kept happiness in him while he cared for her during illness. He shares memories of their two daughters and urges remaining couples to stay healthy and cherish each other.
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New York
Sarah
Max
Eamiling
Beckley Newspapers Rates and Delivery Details
Published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation details subscription rates by mail and home delivery. Lists daily and Sunday pricing for various terms, taxes, address changes, and notes carrier independence. Also notes AP rights and post office registration details.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
Prayer text from Alfred Grant Waitcon in Brooklyn
A prayer extols trust in God and seeks calm courage through daily life. It states devotion to God's will and love, written by Alfred Grant Waitcon of the Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church in Brooklyn New York.
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Christ
Alfred Grant Waitcon
Brooklyn
N.Y
Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Peggy Kessinger reports on service members stationed abroad and at home. Pfc Robert L Gravely 22 son of Beatrice Gravely Sum merlee member of 9th Engineer Company in Japan arrived Far East Sept 1953 after training at Aberdeen Cranberry Parachute School Fort Campbell Bainbridge Md Willard J Cook airman apprentice son of Clacy and Mrs Sophia assigned to Medical Company 511th Airborne Infantry 11th Airborne Division Fort Campbell Ky Pvt Edward C Davis son of John H Davis Coal City assigned as company aidman Bobbie L Crager airman apprentice son of Earl Crager Princewick assigned to Atlantic City after Bainbridge Md 14 day recruit leave Capt Joseph I Hungate Jr assigned as social worker neuropsychiatric branch Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston Tex Hungate Army since 1942 veteran of World War II Concord College 1948 graduate formerly with American Red Cross Chicago wife Betty living in San Antonio
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Robert L. Gravely
Beatrice Gravely
Summerlee
9Th Engineer Company
Japan
Far East
Aberdeen Proving Ground
51Lth Airborne Infantry
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Edward C. Davis
John H. Davis
Coal City
Department of Professional Sciences
Medical
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Joseph I. Hunsgate Jr
Edgewood Drive
Beckley
Hungate
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Concord College
American Red Cross
Chicago
Betty
San Antonio
Navy recruit completes basic training at Bainbridge
Thomas H. Higgins and Paul Higgins return to Patuxent Md for duty after 14 days of recruit leave following nine weeks of basic training at Bainbridge Md. Higgins enlisted at Beckley Naval Recruiting Station and James R. Lively attends the Non Commissioned Officers Academy at Fort Campbell Ky, son of Mr and Mrs Elmont Lively of Cranberry.
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Thomas H. Higgins
Paul Higgins
Sophia
T. H. Higgins
Bainbridge, Md
Beckley Naval
Fort Campbell
James R. Lively
Elmont Lively
Cranberry
Army
What’s The Answer? A Quiz From The Page
A reader quiz with seven questions on veterans, Mrs Roosevelt age, farm real estate trends, daylight saving time, migraine inheritance, Spain’s UN status, and what a playgraph measures. Choices span political history, health, and economics in a brace of trivia prompts.
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American Legion
Roosevelt
Spain
U. S
U. N
Anseres
George Keith Funston Birthday Feature
George Keith Funston born October 12 1910 in Waterloo Iowa rose to become president of the New York Stock Exchange after Harvard and War Production Board service He later led Trinity College and built a career as a director in major industrial firms selling his first Wall Street shares to finance his education
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George Keith Funston
Waterloo
Iowa
New York Stock Exchange
Harvard
U.S. War Production Board
Trinity College
Wall Street
Airman Walters Reported From Glen Rogers for Keesler Training
Air man 3 C. Terry Walters, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Walters, Glen Rogers, is based at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi to train with a technical training group after a 10 day leave at home. He enlisted after Glen Rogers High School graduation and did basic training at Sampson New York.
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Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
Terry Walters
Clyde Walters
Glen Rogers
Air Force
Glen Rogers High School
Sampson, N.Y. Air Force Base
Mysterious Quiz of Washington Officials Sparks Debate
A set of seven terse clues outlines a political riddle. The items reference a minority but sizable bloc, a numeric range of seventy to seventy five, a cautious rise cited by Agriculture Secretary Benson, a denial of correctness, a common pattern, non-membership, and a claim about detecting falsehoods.
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By Peggy Kessinger
Cranberry School
Parachute
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Clacy Cook
Atlantic City
N.J
Bainbridge Md
Bobbie L. Crager
Earl Crager
Princewick
Crager
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Quonset, R. L
Patuxent, Md
Agriculture Sec'y Benson