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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1956
Page
2
The writer critiques political debates on soil banks that pay to retire acres from production. He argues God uses a natural soil bank by retiring land through drought and emphasizes the risk of retiring farmers from farming, risking shortages for the rest of society. The piece weighs parity, relief, and retraining options for farmers.
A New York special juvenile commission urges a prudent loosening of child labor laws to curb delinquency by expanding job opportunities for 14 to 16 year olds. The idea rests on idle hands fueling juvenile crime and questions whether restricted work limits contribute to the problem.
After watching the Republican convention, Adlai announced a nine TV show campaign plan. He believes targeting weak spots works and notes candidates reach two audiences via TV: deliberate viewers and the fatigued in their chairs. He warns the body faces around 1,600 diseases.
White House sources forecast Harold E. Stassen will resign as disarmament adviser soon after election day. Eisenhower reportedly agrees with Nixon and GOP strategists that Stassen has outlived usefulness, with Dulles disliking his international approach.
A fragment from a Fayette County series notes local figures and families. It lists names for Ansted Clifty Coal Valley Fayetteville Frederick Gauley Bridge and other communities with assorted residents and officials, reflecting 1880s county history.
A long list of residents and families by townships and communities including Lookout Mountain Cove Mount Hope Mount Ida Nuttsburg Oak Hill Springdale Arven River View and Russellville with names such as Kincaid Morris Ludwig Lloyd Wetzel Sims Willis Cole Coleman and dozens more listed for the upcoming Summers County notice. The document notes tomorrow’s Summers County reference with multiple local names and households.
The Beckley Newspapers Corporation issues subscription pricing for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier, with rates for West Virginia and outside areas. It notes responsible handling of advance payments and carrier independence, and lists addresses and contact details.
Las Vegas gossip notes Joe E. Lewis finishing a long engagement at El Rancho Vegas and planning a move to New York to enter labor politics with the American Federation of Labor. The Las Vegas scene highlights other entertainers and routines on a bustling show bill with Lili St. Cyr, Sue Carson, Mickey Rooney, and more.
A high pressure sales executive Melvin, 46, reports personality changes and proximity to impotence jitters as Dr. George W. Crane analyzes male climacteric fears. He criticizes reliance on hormone shots and urges wife-led psychological shifts, offering the booklet How to Prevent Impotence.
A curious trend labeled the "Ed. Wardan" appears among girls with a new upswept hairstyle. The nickname circulates as chatter about fashion, while confusion persists over its true origin and meaning.
Arthur Larson, a 46 year old lawyer and former undersecretary of labor, praises Eisenhower's party shift in a 210 page book. The President endorsed Larson's work with hedges, claiming the book reflects his government philosophy though recognizing Democratic programs' influence. Larson discusses Stevenson and the new American center, while noting conflicts in aligning both leaders’ stances.
Eternal God, Father and creator of all mankind, hear our prayer for guidance. Give to all parents a larger measure of love forgiveness and faithfulness to their homes and children. May their children grow in charity and understanding. Exis K Schweickhard, Sheridan School principal in Minneapolis Minnesota, asks for world peace through Jesus Christ.
CBS ABC producer Bernard L. Schubert turns crime fame to religion driven TV Crossroads, the interfaith series proving popular as Americans seek church involvement. The program recruits clergy stories, with an interfaith panel checking authenticity and plans for international broadcasts and live future formats.
A GOP congressman proposes sending a $25 U S government bond to anyone sending his best campaign slogan for President Eisenhower. The offer includes a twist with the slogan Ty Like lke and an $95 sum.
Hollywood gossip outlines Elaine Stewart’s drastic career move from MGM nonactor to a glam rebrand. It details a redemptive public relations push, a silver hair unveiling, and a bold wardrobe including silver lame pajamas and a silver Mercedes.
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