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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1950

Page

4

Raleigh Regiate Evenings and Sunday Morning Rates

Beckley Beckley Newspapers publishes Raleigh Regiate Evenings and Sunday Morning with limited classified details. The notice lists management, AP affiliation, and National Advertising Representatives. Subscriptions are by mail only with six months six dollars and one year nine dollars plus two percent West Virginia tax.

Che Raleigh Beckley Newspapers Corporation Beckley W. Va Hinton Thomas F. Stafford Associated Press AP News Katz Agency New New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Atlante Dallas West Virginia Beckley Newspapers Oration

West Virginia Bankers Oppose Veterans Bonus Amendment

The West Virginia Bankers Association denounces the veterans bonus amendment to be voted on November 7. It warns the measure would require about 5 million dollars in new annual revenue for 30 years, threaten state solvency, and burden taxpayers amid downward coal revenues and rising school enrollments. The group urges voter approval of the school bond amendment to fund education and secure the state’s future.

West Virginia Banker’s Association West Virginia

Birth rates in West Virginia rise after war boom

From 1936 to 1940 West Virginia averaged 41,700 births annually. The postwar era saw surges with 1946 at 48,122 births, 1947 a peak 54,170, then 52,195 in 1948 and 52,370 last year. The Korean War and marriage boom push births upward again, a crucial factor.

West Virginia

Dewey Declines 1952 Run Leaving GOP With Questions

Cream puff weight marks Dewey's public statement that he will not seek the presidency in 1952. Voters may prefer his endorsement of Dwight Eisenhower but fear the move could backfire. GOP foes might question his need to pursue another office.

Thomas E. Dewey Coolidge Dewey Dwight Eisenhower Eisenhower New York GOP Executive Mansion Albany

Wedding Heist Fails as Escape Plans Collapse in Kanawha Street

Albert McCulloch Tieche plotted an elaborate getaway for his wedding to Phoebe Bledsoe with a cadre of lieutenants and multiple escape routes. Neighbors and friends foiled the schemes as eight cars closed in, trapping the couple before riotously escorting them out of town.

Albert McCulloch Tieche General MacArthur Albert Houdini Phoebe Bledsoe Mufti S. Monroe Bledsoe N. Kanawha Street Elks Black Knight Phernalia Bledsoe Sprague Wilson Street Croft Street M. A. Johnson Earle Bibb, Jr Betty Jane Bledsoe Greensboro N. C R. J. Burmeister Phoebe Hulett Smith Roy Cunningham Bill Barrett Ross Daniel, Jr Wickham Avenue Kanawha Street Bobby Burns

Draft plan narrows medical registration to under 51

The Nation Today reports that by Monday some doctors, dentists and veterinarians under 51 must register with draft boards, with broader rules for allied specialists. The Defense Department plans to draft 1522 physicians, dentists and veterinarians for 21 months, with a priority sequence based on prior service and training.

James Marlow Washington Wearmeu Selective Service Headquarters Defense Department Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard Public Health Service

Irish priest takes rifle and rites to battlefield

AP staff recounts Father Francis Leo Woods, a 46 year old Irish Catholic missionary, serving as chaplain with U S Second Division in Korea. He volunteers for frontline patrols, administers last rites for more than 100 wounded or dead, interprets in Korean, and earns wide admiration from soldiers and commanders. He values no rank or pay, aided by captured bikes and trucks gifted by his battalion.

Father Frank Francis Leo Woods Korea Ireland James W. Edwards Dallas Edwards Frank James ‘D. Currie Linesville Seuss

Frugality in Building Armed Might for Next War

Joseph Alsop analyzes postwar lessons from Korea, urging frugal strength. He warns that American weakness stems from false economy and design flaws in weapons, training, and organization. Emphasizing anti tank firepower and heavy air power, he calls for lean, disciplined force expansion and a robust Western defense to avert future conflicts.

Joseph Alsop Washington Korea

Hoarders Drive Higher Prices as Costs Won’t Drop

Government experts warn meat prices may fall by year end as farmers send more livestock to market, but overall prices unlikely to ease. They say only a single circumstance could pull costs back down, while hoarders and raw material costs push rates up.

Sigrid Arne Washington Federal Reserve Board Philadelphia Korea Malaya Congress Federal Reserve

Reagan Urges Honest Marketing Of Films And Expanded Audiences

Hollywood discussed by Ronald Reagan and Screen Actors Guild leader as they fault overpraising movies and urge honest advertising. Reagan cites box office gains from successful titles and proposes broadening reach beyond habitual moviegoers to 65 million adults. Also notes rising wholesale prices and defense program impacts on consumer goods and housing.

Hollywood Ronald Reagan Screen Actors Guild Reagan Bonzo Louisa Ronald

Visit at Eunice

Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Reed of Eunice included many outof town visitors. The list features Charley Barry and family Barbara Thelma and Bernard from Recles and other relatives from Beckley Dorothy Eccles Whitesville Parkersburg and Eunice.

Eunice Register Jack Reed Charley Barry Barbara Thelma Bernard Charles Ellison Recles Jack Reed,Jr Beckley John Robert Robinson John Robert, Jr Dorothy Joe Barry Eccles Iva Lee Davis Whitesville Charles William Barry Charles William, Jr Parkersburg Robert Kuhn Elimer Santo

Record profits and output surge as nation arms

Record peacetime industrial production and corporate profits are reported as the United States begins a program to build up military power. Government data show rising inventories, food prices up, steel output at nine month highs, and plans for defense priority allocations and credit limits.

Sam Dawson New York Reds Korea United States America American Iron and Steel Institute Minnesota Labrador Venezuela Russia South Africa Jones and Laughlin Ben Moreell Council of Economic Advisers Federal Reserve Board

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