Thought For Today Inspect the neighborhood of thy life
Inspect the neighborhood of thy life every shelf every nook of thine abode by Richter presents a moral patient reminder.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
4
Inspect the neighborhood of thy life every shelf every nook of thine abode by Richter presents a moral patient reminder.
U.S. Senator Jennings Randolph will spend Wednesday in Raleigh County, closing with a Democratic rally at the courthouse. He faces Cecil Underwood in the Senate race and is seen as a steady advocate for West Virginia's economy and redevelopment efforts.
Hal Boyle reports that no quick cure exists for either the common cold or hangover. Dr. Leon D. Adams, executive secretary of the Society of Medical Friends of Wine, argues the cause is excess alcohol and that only rest, hydration, and aspirin help. He dismisses preemptive pills and other remedies as ineffective.
A West Virginia themed column extols the strength and hospitality of mountain folk, praising their achievements in aviation and various fields. It recalls local figures Chuck Yeager and Commander Lawrence Flint Jr. and shares letters from readers praising West Virginia heritage and Greenbrier River memories. The piece closes with a prayer for resilience amid sudden changes.
Khrushchev returns home after three weeks in New York as U S presidential candidates Nixon and Kennedy face a critical stretch. The Soviet leader dominates early headlines while campaign dynamics remain murky and uncertain as debates approach. Public interest centers on who gains momentum and whether either candidate can spark a blaze before election day.
Three men from Gladstone Virginia were killed at Raleigh No6 mine after a car of rails jumped the track four others injured. The Raleigh report lists Methodist ministers for the Ronceverte district including Beckley and Forest Hill officials and Beckley commissioners.
This notice lists subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation including daily and Sunday plans, delivery options, and tax details. It notes the company’s Associated Press affiliation, national ad representatives, and carrier independence for payment responsibilities.
25 years ago from 1935 Miss Ellen Pugh daughter of Mr and Mrs E S Pugh Granville Avenue will leave for New York where she has a scholarship at the Neighborhood Playhouse to study dramatics and dancing under Martha Graham. Also notes Italian campaigns in Ethiopia and Mussolini sons pictured and Hank Greenberg injury deemed hopeless by Mickey Cochrane. Des Moines sign reads they said it couldn't be done so we didn't even try.
As the presidential campaign nears mid point a Hatch Act reminder notes that about 2.5 million federal workers are barred from active political participation. Charles E. Rhyne admitted inadvertent violation for sending appeals for Nixon contributions to federal lawyers. The act restricts fundraising in government buildings and defines mail solicitations as political. The Civil Service Commission says Hatch Act applies to federal employees, most outside Washington. Ground rules allow voting and expressing opinions, but disallow active political management or campaigns. Voluntary contributions are allowed, with limits on on duty political activity.
Summary of Hatch Act guidance describing what federal workers may not do in political life. It covers nonpartisan local elections, prohibitions on active participation, attending rallies, and joining clubs. Penalties range from suspension to removal, with strict limits applying to most state employees funded federally.
A humorous reminiscence sketches Audrey Hepburn resisting the purer womanhood push in Breakfast at Tiffanys while Earl Wilson and peers gossip about film, stage, and celebrity escapades. The piece mixes backstage anecdotes, quotes, and light satire about Hollywood life and public taste.
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