Raleigh Register Page Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Raleigh Register announces subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with durations, rates, and delivery terms. It lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation as publisher and notes Associated Press content rights and carrier responsibilities.
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Railroading and Coal versus the Diesel Challenge
The Associated Press outlines a shift from steam to diesel locomotives as railroads reduce coal use. Diesel dominance may wane if steam turbines prove competitive, threatening coal markets as efficiency and fuel choices evolve across lines and manufacturers explore steam and gas turbine options.
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Annual New River Hereford Breeders Meeting At El Chico
A festive New River Hereford Breeders Association dinner near Daniels featured hearty beef, humorous anecdotes, and convivial speeches. Notable attendees included Glen Daniel, C. E. Shumate, Art Lough, and Oscar Nelson Jr, with dialogue about jobs and local farming.
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Harper Road
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Art Lough
Summers County
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Angu s and Hereford debate at Beckley cattle dinner
Thomas J. Stafford notes Ballengee jokes about bulls while Angus and Hereford breeders clash over which breed yields better beef. Frankie Lilly and Cam Lewis entertain as discussions on purebred stock rise. Delegates discuss market gaps, prices, and progress since the Hereford association formed three years ago. Ed Crouch praises improved beef quality from Hereford breeders.
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Beckley
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Wyoming County
Hereford Association
India and Asia policy in a debated loan dilemma
An op ed argues the United States faces a choice on funding India to counter communism in Asia. It critiques past spending, warns of risks to Western interests, and urges citizens to pressure Congress over a new five billion loan while weighing famine profits against future warfare costs.
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Eyeball punishing fashion returns in 1920s tone
HAL BOYLE laments the revived 1920s fashion, urging women to avoid the boxy, waistless look that mocked postwar elegance. He recalls the era’s skirted men and the cake eater stereotype, warning of a shared male style collapse if the trend persists.
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Europe needs more American imports to fix dollar gap
The Nation Today reviews a 227 page ECA report urging the U S to boost imports and let Europe earn dollars to buy American goods. It weighs four options and backs lowering tariffs and selective European purchases to restore trade balance.
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Adults seek learning as longevity rises in United States
The AP notes Americans live longer and want more learning opportunities. Surveys estimate up to 40 million adults are interested in continuing education, with public schools urged to lead and coordinate adult education alongside private and public agencies. Programs include forums, lectures, camps, radio groups, and workplace training. Oscar R. Ewing cites focus on vocational training amid broader aims to broaden understanding and compensate for missed schooling. Georgia firm Atlanta Erectors, Inc. gains authorization to do business in West Virginia.
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Inter American Defense Board Expands Role in Western Hemisphere
The Inter American Defense Board, now headquartered at 2600 16th St N W Washington, continues planning multi national defense with 21 republics. Lt Gen Wills D Crittenberger chairs the board, with Maj Gen Robert L Walsh as deputy and chief adviser to allied commissions.
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Connally offers olive branch to offended colleagues
Washington Texas senator Tom Connally, known for sharp tongue in foreign policy battles, signals a rare peace gesture to fellow senators scarred by his sarcasm. As Foreign Relations Committee chair, he led key victories in favor of the administration's foreign program, including the recovery act, NATO, and anti-communist military aid, while noting his disagreements were professional, not personal.
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Beverly Wills follows her mother into show business
Beverly Wills, daughter of Joan Davis, ages decade closer to 21, is rising in radio and film with roles on The Traveling Saleswoman and Senior Miss. Beverly, taller and poised, has already appeared in two movies and performs at parties, singers and benefits, while Joan beams with pride and hints Beverly may eventually retire her own career to let Beverly lead.
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A Writer’s Notebook by W. Somerset Maugham reviewed
A review praises Maugham’s A Writer’s Notebook as a valedictory collection of 305 pages spanning subjects from God to America. It highlights the notes shaping characters in Cakes and Ale and The Colonel’s Lady, plus vivid WWI hospital sketches, Indian peasant life, and the guillotine, noting overall urbane wit and professional craft despite some shallow passages.
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Cigar Band Collectors Are Light Smokers at Society Meet
At the Inter national Cigar Band Society convention in Philadelphia president Grover Greasby of Waukesha Wisconsin said about 86 percent of members do not smoke. He and his wife displayed master collections dating to 1900 including eight sets of U S Presidents and a German rulers set from 1714 to the Kaiser. Other displays featured world flag shields and a deck of playing card faces. Members swap bands with manufacturers or write to obtain them. some collect cigars and give away bands after removing them.
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