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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1958
Page
4
Thought for today presents a maxim from Saville comparing power and liberty to heat and moisture. It notes that when combined they prosper, but when isolated they become destructive, offering a succinct reflection on balance and governance.
A Northwestern National Life Bureau analysis notes food processing and distribution jobs grow by 50 000 to 60 000 annually, outpacing farmers who number about six million, with Census figures showing farm workers fluctuating in 1957 and a downtrend into 1958. The piece links rising consumer costs and more convenient foods to expanding employment in the food industry. It also touches on postwar Hungary events and UN actions related to Soviet actions, noting Nagy’s execution and the 1956-58 international responses.
Hal Boyle profiles Tracy Ann, age five, on the U. S. Brasil at sea. Tracy befriends crew, wins a children’s pool race, and persuades her parents to join in swimming lessons, declaring she will teach them to swim properly despite her years.
Roy Lee Harmon reflects on a three day trip to the capital, touring the Capitol, White House, Jefferson Memorial, and Lincoln Memorial. He cites Jefferson’s insistence on mind freedom and equal rights, noting the inscriptions in the Jefferson Memorial and urging Americans to remember the ideals amid a contentious election season. He recalls seeing visitors from many states and foreign nations reading the memorial lines.
The article portrays Jan Murray’s view of fellow comics who helped him along his career path. It recounts Jolson, Berle, the Ritz Brothers, and Jack Benny offering guidance and support during early setbacks and later stages in his Vegas and television work. The piece blends interviews at Lindy’s and summaries of Murray’s career, with notes on industry figures and moments from the entertainment world.
The Raleigh Register from 1908 lists marriage licenses including Landy Rose and Lydia Willis, Walter C. Rakes and Lucy A. Cook, Overton H. Richmond and Minnie Boley, John Dillard and Anna Jones, Jesse Toney and Nora Stover, Alfred L. Williams and Hattie P. Moses, William T. Ferguson and Daisy Warden, O T Simpson and Ella Tanning, Henry Tabb and Augustus Smith, W T Sampson and Daisy Price, Della B. Walls and Linda Mae White.
The Dallas Morning News lays out support for wage gains from the GM strike and urges an index of labor efficiency to judge pay against production. It argues such an index would help curb inflation and ensure fairness for labor, unions, and manufacturers.
Naval Center member Fred W. Thomas Jr. serves as electrician's mate fireman and is married to Faye Gaylor Thomas. Pvt. Marshall K. Wade, 23, completed eight weeks of parts supply specialist training at Fort Knox after basic at Fort Nox. Pfc. Clinton E. Coughlin, 23, automatic rifleman with Company B, Fifth Infantry, is part of the Eighth Infantry Division in Germany for combat efficiency tests.
The Red Chinese shells Quemoy after a two week cease-fire, challenging Dulles and signaling a hard line ahead of talks with Chiang Kai-shek. Analysts cite aims to pressure the United States, sway American politics, and push concessions on Nationalist forces on Quemoy and Matsu.
This item discusses how cold intake or hot surroundings affect body temperature via the brain’s thermal center and may trigger a momentary headache or a “thermal allergy.” It notes varied sensitivity, mentions cold tooth fillings and gradual cooling strategies, and ends with classroom-like prompts and a $10 award to Mike McDavid of Greenville S C.
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