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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

2

West Virginia justices seek own school of legal instruction

West Virginia justices of the peace urged Attorney General W W Barron to consider forming a school of legal instruction for magistrates at the Minor Judiciary Assn annual meeting in Charleston. Barron said he would study the proposal and meet to discuss duties and office relations with prosecutors amid recent criticism and multiple indictments of magistrates.

Charleston West Virginia Justices of the Peace Atty W. W. Barron Kanawha

Philadelphia Strikes Halt Sunday Newspaper Delivery

Philadelphians queued to buy papers as Teamsters Local 628 and the American Newspaper Guild struck the Philadelphia Bulletin, Inquirer, and Camden Courier-Post over the weekend. Affected circulation reached about 1.35 million daily and 1.884 million Sunday papers while radio and TV expanded coverage.

Philadelphia Inquirer ANG The

Tragic Drownings, Fire Claim Several Inquiries Across Counties

Scattered showers and storms followed by a weekend of tragedies. John Benjamin Harrison, 51, of Mathews, drowned after falling from a small boat into Put-In Creek. his body was recovered at 9 am Sunday from 12 feet of water. Gloria Lilly, 14, of Alexandria, died in a Belle Haven swimming pool Sunday afternoon. William O. Flint, of Arlington, died in a house fire Saturday night, likely from smoke inhalation as he slept in an upholstered chair.

John Benjamin Harrison Mathews Put-In Creek Spencer Hodges Harrison Gloria Lilly Alexandria Belle Haven Simming Pool Fairfax County William O. Flint Arlington W. E. Wellborn Flint

Mercer Man Takes Life

A 46 year old Mercer County man died at his Rock home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Kermit Cook was a coal miner for Turkey Gap Coal Co at Dott and a member of United Mine Workers Local 609 and Community Christian Church Lashmeet. He is survived by his wife and children, and by two brothers and three sisters. Bailey Funeral Home Princeton handles arrangements.

Mercer County Rock Sunday Kermit Cook Turkey Gap

Violin Recital Tonight At Appalachian Auditorium

Pupils of Leo C Peraldo present a violin recital at 8 p.m. in Appalachian Auditorium with Bonnie White as featured violinist performing six pieces. Accompaniment by Judith Bressler. Twenty four students perform including Lane Austin Matthew Balasis David Bell Jr Albert Brown Wilson Butt Tommy Childress John Ewing Herman Hill Jr Marcia McNeer Pat McNulty David Meadows Jack Miller Dane Morehead John Newton Pete Pensule Terry Reatsey David Roberts David Sanders Barbara Shumaker David Smith Julia Suba Kathryn Taylor Raymond Womack.

Leo C. Peraldo Appalachian Auditorium Bonnie White Schumann Bethoven Boccherini Judith Bressler Lane Austin Matthew Balasis David Bell Jr Albert Brown Wilson Butt Tommy Childress John Ewing Herman Hill Jr Marcia McNeer Pat McNulty David Meadows Jack Miller Dane Morehead John Newton Pete Pensule Terry Reatsey David Roberts David Sanders Barbara Shumaker David Smith Julia Suba Kathryn Taylor Raymond Womack

Steel Chief Urges Wrap Around Sight at Bethany

U S Steel head C F Hood told Bethany College graduates at the 117th commencement to develop wrap around vision. He warned that America faces a concentrated attack on its system and urged looking beyond the glare of new theories promoted as revolutionary.

Bethany W. Va C. F. Hood U. S. Steel Corp Hood Pittsburgh Bethany College America

President Attends Service For France Crisis-Torn Government

President Eisenhower attended Presbyterian services in Gettysburg with a minister praying for divine guidance amid the crisis in France. The service focused on seeking stability and guidance for the government facing upheaval overseas.

France Gettysburg Eisenhower

West Virginia and Virginia Weather Outlook

Regional forecast notes cooler, drier conditions in West Virginia with Monday partly cloudy skies and highs 65 to 75. Virginia shows variable clouds with thundershowers likely in the southeast and highs 80 to 86, while western and northern areas stay cooler, with mountains around 70, followed by a Tuesday of fair, pleasant conditions in the 70s.

West Virginia Virginia

Shotgun Blast Injures Woman in Washington County

A 40 year old Lebanon resident, Mrs Loren Walls, was shot in the face and upper body with a 16 gauge shotgun while visiting relatives in the Holston area of Washington County. She remained in only fair condition at a Lebanon hospital. Sheriff Newt Bardwine said details are scarce and an investigation is underway. A definite suspect is named but not described as accidental.

Washington County Lebanon Loren Walls Newt Boardwine Bardwine

Ex-Charleston Woman Dies In Ohio Wreck

Mrs. Everett D. Bivens, wife of a former Charleston gas executive, was killed when their car wrecked near Mount Vernon Ohio during a weekend trip from Columbus to Gambier for their son Donald's Kenyon College graduation. Bivens, once VP and GM of United Fuel Gas Co Charleston, now holds a similar post with Ohio Fuel Gas Co in Columbus. he was injured.

Mount Vernon, Ohio Charleston W. Va Here Everett D. Bivens Columbus Gambier Donald Kenyon College Bivens United Fuel Gas Co Ohio Fuel Gas Co

U S Friendly With De Gaulle

The Eisenhower administration pressed for intimate and friendly relations with France under General Charles de Gaulle as he formed a crisis government. Washington welcomed his rise but warned of potential policy clashes, noting De Gaulle’s record of stubbornness with allies and naming Maurice Couve de Murville as foreign minister choice.

Washington Eisenhower France Charles de Gaulle White House de Gaulle Gettysburg U.S State Department Maurice Couve de Murville Couve de Murville NATO United States West Germany

Grace Church Troop To See Scouting Films

Grace Methodist Church hosts Troop 31 tonight at 7 30 p m for three Scouting films. Parents of Scouts are invited to attend at the church. The program includes Between the Years about early Scout work, a look at the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania, and a segment on Camp Roland Virginia.

Grace Methodist Church Valley Forge Camp Roland Virginia

Will H. Daniel Dies at 73 in Huntington

Will H. Daniel, a prominent Huntington attorney, died in a local hospital after a brief illness at age 73. He was the father of former Common Pleas Judge John W Daniel and longtime community leader active in civic and fraternal groups. He had led the West Virginia Society of Sons of the American Revolution as past president and chaired the national membership committee.

Huntington Will H. Daniel Daniel Common Pleas John W Daniel West Virginia Society of Sons of the American Revolution National Organizat

UAW Faces No Contract Talks With Big Three

Detroit reports Ford Chrysler and GM near a historic no contract stance as midnight expirations loom. GM’s agreement ended last Thursday with no renewal, Ford and Chrysler prepare operations without contracts and the union weighs an all out no work agreement. Walter Reuther signals withdrawal of union shop and dues checkoff as talks stall.

Charles C. Cain Detroit Ford Chrysler General Motors United Auto Workers Union UAW Walter Reuther Reuther

Macmillan Flies To U S For Talks With Eisenhower

Prime Minister Macmillan travels to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower that may shape a joint approach to General de Gaulle. Western strategists fear impacts on North Africa bases as De Gaulle’s loyalty to NATO is discussed.

London Macmillaan United Sttes Eisenhower France Charles de Gaulle North Africa Macmillan de Gaulle Algeria Winston Churchill Middle East

West Virginia Cadets Win All Four GMS Ribbons

West Virginians Cecil E. Hall Eugene E. Houchins William R. Anderson and Benjamin B. Cyrus won the four superior cadet ribbons at Greenbrier Military School as rain forced the commencement parade indoors for the first time in the school's 146 year history.

Lewisburg W. Va West

Deaths and Funerals in Mercer County Area

Obituary notices record the deaths of Estie Oxley 68 of Athens and John W. Phillips 75 of Pineville with services at Mount Jackson Baptist Church and in Mullens and several family survivors. Edward E. Reed 87, former Princeton resident, dies in Roanoke. services at Resthaven Cemetery follow a Wake in Princeton. Clarence Anderson 53 of Bramwell to be buried at Bramwell Mountain after a Bluestone Baptist Church service. Denny P. Rice 61 of Roanoke County dies in Roanoke. services set for Oakey Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

Edward E. Reed Princeton T. M. Reed Roanoke Denny P. Rice Roanoke County Roanoke Hospital Lillian Rhody Rice Dennie R. Rice Shawsville Ralph R. Rice Bluefield Jack E. Rice Joe Rice J. W. Bradley W. EB. Moore Mt. Ranier Oakey

Western Air Lines pilots back to work after strike

Western Air Lines pilots reported for duty in Los Angeles as service was to resume June 10 after a 90 day grounding. A telephone mediated agreement ends the strike and sets five days of talks followed by binding arbitration if needed.

Western Air Line Los Angeles Western Air Lines Washington Ft. Worth Tex

Eddie Fisher Suffering Appendicitis Attack

Hollywood singer Eddie Fisher remained under observation at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a mild appendicitis attack. Doctors reported no operation planned and said his condition was not serious.

Hollywood (Ap Eddie Fisher Cedars of Lebanon

Mining Instructor Named At WVU

James Michael Morrison of Fairmont is named among five new faculty members announced by West Virginia University President Irvin Stewart.

Morgantown James Michael Morrison Fairmont West Virginia University Irvin Stewart

Obituary notice for Julius Williams in Prince ton

Julius Williams aged 75 of Prince ton died Saturday night. Lugo's Funeral Service in charge of arrangements.

Julius Williams Princeton Lugo

Local Man Lester H. Taylor Dies at 63 in Bluefield

Lester H. Taylor 63 of Bluefield Route 3 died Sunday morning in Bluefield Sanitarium. A native of Firmingham Massachusetts and Columbia University graduate, he was a Moose Lodge member. Survived by his wife Dana B. Harris Taylor. Graveside service conducted at Wood lawn Cemetery today at 4 p.m. Pallbearers listed and Mercer Funeral Home arranged.

Lester H. Taylor Bluefield Route 3 Firmingham Mass Columbia University Moose Lodge Dana B. Harris Taylor Woodlawn Clayton Perdue John Carter Henley Martin Otis Martin T. R. McVey C. D. Wise Mercer Funeral Home

Mrs Mary Kiser 73 Dies After Illness

Mary Katherine Kiser of Richlands Virginia died at home after months of illness. A Cary native she lived in Richlands 15 years and was a member of Cary Methodist Church. She is survived by daughter Myrtle Shook of Richlands two sons Willard Kiser and Raymond Kiser a twin sister Martha Smith six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial in family cemetery with Hurst Scott Funeral Home in charge.

Estie Oxley Athens Memorial Hospital Princeton Mount Jackson Baptist Church Madoc McKenzie Margaret Shupp Laurel, Md Clarence Benny Oxley Pearls Oxley Oak Hill James H. Oxley Kellysville Harold Oxley Mullens Athens Cemetery Mary Katherine Kiser Richlands Cary Methodist Church of Myrtle Shook Willard Kiser Raymond Kiser Mt. Vernon Martha Smith Conaway Cary Methodist Church Hurst- Scott Funeral Home

Obey That Impulse to Live Longer With Medical Advice

The piece urges people to heed the impulse to live longer by consulting physicians regularly about health measures. It notes modern doctors better understand disease, and new hormones vitamins and medicines aid resisting aging, inviting readers to rely on doctors and providers for needed medications.

Funeral notices from Princeton area families

John R Hickman 45 of Princeton dies. services 2 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Resthaven. Boyd W Crouch 67 of 500 Prince Street Princeton services 2 30 p m at Memorial Funeral Home chapel with burial at Crouch Cemetery Beeson. Willie Dan Wyatt 85 Grundy Va services 11 a m from home with burial Looney Creek Cemetery Harman John J 43 Princeton Beckley Road services 2 p m at Church of the Nazarene Princeton burial Rose Lawn Cemetery.

Hickman John R Princeton First Presbyterian Church Resthaven Jim Sayers Buddy Campbell Rodney Thorn Robert Farley John Strong Steve McClain Terry Tabor Larry Ayers Gay McPhearson Crouch Boyd W Prince Street Memorial Funeral Home Chapel Beeson Wyatt Willie Dan Grundy Looney Creek

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