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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

26

Hill Speaks at Salem College Graduation

Napoleon Hill, famed author of a success formula, returned to Salem College to address the graduating class at the baccalaureate service. He outlined five core principles including definiteness of purpose and the master mind, spoke of self discipline and applied faith, and noted his forthcoming honorary doctor of literature degree at Wednesday’s commencement. Eggs of the kiwi have a 75 day incubation period and the male tends the eggs.

Salem W. Va Napoleon Hill Salem College Hill

Virginia Colleges End Commencement Week With Ed Reform Appeals

More than 700 Virginia seniors graduate as eight colleges hold commencements across the state. Speakers denounce education mediocrity and conformity, urging selectivity and excellence. Colgate W. Darden Jr. and others call for higher standards and leadership for future teachers and students.

Associated Press Virginia Virginia Military Institute Domion Colgate W. Darden Jr University of Virginia Longwood College Palmville Darden Harrisonburg Madison College Thomas C. Boushall State Board of Education Bank of Virginia Boushall Randolph-Macon College Ashland J. Batl Moreland

WVU to confer 1200 degrees at 1957 commencement

West Virginia University prepares to award 1200 degrees as Gov. Underwood delivers the commencement address in the fieldhouse. Honorary degrees will go to Gov. C William ONeill Ohio UMW president John L Lewis UVA chancellor Colgate Darden and M J Rathbone of Jersey Standard.

Morgantown Westginia University A. Dale India Fiers United Christian Missionary Society of the Diciples of Christ Txtay WVII Adventre Dr. Fiers Underwood The United Mine Workers Colgage W. Darden University of Virginia M. J. Rathbone Jersey Standard O4

Area Kiwanis Clubs Give To WVU Fund

A $211.75 gift from Morgantown Rotary Club raises the West Virginia University Service Clubs Loan Fund to $5,221.71. E. B. McCue of University Extension announces gifts from area Kiwanis clubs Anawalt Bluefield Matoaka Northfork War Welch totaling additional funds with J. B. Dudley of Bluefield making a separate cash donation.

Morgentown Rotary Club West Virginianiversity Service Clubs Loan Fund, Inc E. B. McCue University Extension Kiwanis Clubs Anawalt Bluefield Matoaka Northfork War Welch J. 8 Dudley

Fairmont State College graduates hear minister talk of destiny

June 2 86th commencement at Fairmont State College featured Dr Ralph W Stockman New York City minister delivering Date With Destiny remarks He urged graduates to lead in their communities and defend against communism by embracing truth goodness and beauty in world peace efforts He stressed community life as essential.

Fairmont Fairmont State College New York Ralph W. Stockman Christ Church Methodist of New York City Dr. Stockman

Nixon and Underwood urge Bethany grads to serve nation

Vice President Nixon joined Governor Underwood at Bethany College for the 116th commencement urging graduates to fill a national need with well prepared young men and women. They praised small colleges and warned against political corruption while stressing global understanding and service.

Bethany W. Va Nixon Gov Underwood Bethany College America

Nixon calls for exposing union financial records in probe era

Vice President Nixon told a Bethany College audience that union officials relying on trickery must be exposed. He urged publicizing financial records of all unions and said the current Senate inquiry should finish before new labor legislation. He noted Henry Ford's first car still exists at Dearborn.

Bethany W. Va Nixon Senate Bethany College Senate Committee Pce Deve Béck International Teamsters Union Beck Afl-Cio Henry Ford Dearborn

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