Maine Goes Democratic In Election Shakeup
Editorial notes Maine swung Democratic as Governor Muskie won re election with the largest vote for a Maine governor. It says GOP hopes that Eisenhower's popularity would carry all candidates failed and Maine proves its voters will choose party over personality. The piece calls for a new GOP strategy ahead of November.
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GOP
West Virginia
Maine
Eisenhower
Ike
Edmund
Muskie
Baruch’s Secret Weapon Silence Guides Wise Leadership
Bernard Baruch known for timing and restraint shares one rule for all ages. He avoids offering opinions until asked then speaks briefly. Seven presidents have sought his counsel, and at his 86th birthday he urged people to stay active and focus on the future rather than the past.
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Bernard Baruch
Mr. Baruch
Newspapers Hold Key to Political Messaging, Says GOP Leader
A GOP figure argues newspapers remain essential for political reach as TV convention viewing lags. Trendex shows TV audiences split across NBC 12.6 percent CBS 12.5 percent ABC 5.3 percent. 6 to 7 million homes tuned in, versus 54 million newspapers printed daily.
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Charles Weis
Republican National Committee
New York
Trendex
America
NBC
CBS
ABC
We Night
Factographs on Brazil area and soil erosion risks
The note contrasts Brazil larger area than the United States and soil formation rates from 500 to 1000 years for an inch of topsoil. It warns that careless plowing overgrazing or uprooting cover can destroy soil in a year. It adds a line about the White House being painted white to cover 1814 fire marks.
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White House
White Sulphur Springs and the charm of Greenbrier County
A historical sketch outlines White Sulphur Springs as a central social and curative resort seen from Richmond, Huntington and beyond. It describes its picturesque valley, mountain scenery, refined patronage, and long-standing role as a southern social reunion point with the Springs’ grand allure and spiritual overtones.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond
Huntington
Saratoga
White Sulphur Springs and Regional Circuit Details
A historical overview outlines transport links by Chesapeake & Ohio Railway and turnpikes, with anticipated lines to the Pittsburgh Virginia and Charleston railroad. It lists courts schedules, county officers, justices, constables, overseers of the poor, and local agricultural implement suppliers in Lewisburg and surrounding towns.
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Little Sewell
Lewisburg
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Greenbrier
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pittsburgh, Virginia
Charleston
H. A. Holt
Johnathan Mays
E. D. Withrow
S. B. Williams
Fort Spring
Oliver Cuvery
H. E. Beckner
Irish Corner
A. R. Jackson
Joe Mcpherson
P. J. Rowan
Anthony's Creek
Christopher B. Ward
Falling Spring
J. C. Patterson
Wm. H. Scott
Williamsburg
A. B. Watts
Washington Wallace
Meadow Bluff
John Snyder
E. S. McClung
James Cox
Henry Lipps
Ballard Caraway
John M. Price
P. W. Martin
Richard H. Gillian
H. G. Brown
David Watts
Kyle Bright
George A. Hurd
Ronceverte
John Lipps & Son
D. Withrow
William Nickell
John Sharp
W. R. Sharp
Civil Defense as War Deterrent Strong in U S Policy
VAL PETERSON outlines the three core aims of Federal Civil Defense protection against attack, disaster relief, and deterrence of war. He cites President Eisenhower on the need for a strong civil defense to deter aggression and secure lasting peace through voter and public commitment.
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Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense A ‘Ater ‘Alsir
America
Eisenhower
Nnion
Millionaire's Hobby: Giving Money Away
New York story about Ira Y. Slomor known as The Glue King a 72 year old milliner glue mogul who gives away silver dollars as symbols of goodwill. He began collecting in 1933 after bank closures and has donated about 3600 dollars in the last five years while running his adhesive business solo.
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New York
Ira Y. Slomor
Sloman
Rockefeller
America
Lily Dade
Pennsyvania Railroad
Stomon
Slomon
Stalin square change and civil defense urged
The piece notes Vienna renaming Stalin Square amid Cold War tensions and highlights President Truman stressing civil defense and a strong deterrent. It cites a Bourbon Montana bank robbery and Wisconsin beer per capita remarks as part of a broad wartime and domestic security context.
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Wisconsin
U. S
Prayer on Time and Giving
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for time and asks for wisdom in use. It notes time is equal for all, warns that lost time cannot be recovered, and urges giving time to others through self-giving, in Jesus' name. Frank D. Slutz signs as Dayton Io educational counsellor.
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Jesus
Amen
Frank D. Slutz
Dayton
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