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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1959
Page
11
A powerful mobile airbase swarms the seas described as longer than two football fields. It can launch up to 100 jets at once, firing one every fifteen seconds, signaling a formidable naval aviation capability amid wartime buildup.
This notice promotes quilt patterns with simple blocks and scraps. It lists pattern 920 and 9090 for children's sizes and a playsuit, giving prices in cents and instructions to send name address zone size and style to a New York address for mailed patterns.
Bridge column presents eight South hands with bidding sequences and asks for best contracts. Readers are invited to check solutions published Monday, using the given hands to decide optimal bids and outlooks.
A reader argues illness should be kept within the family to avoid miscommunication and cruelty. He cites a firsthand tale of heart disease and notes the relief of not hearing others’ solicitous questions. The column also mentions eating habits shaped by upbringing and culture, urging forgiveness of others' food idiosyncrasies.
President Eisenhower traveled by Marine helicopter to Gettysburg for a weekend at his farm home, arriving Friday for the stay.
A reader asks how to handle a nine year old boy who bullies a neighbor and hosed the man after being spanked. The adviser urges the mother and father to discipline firmly, noting the neighbor acted properly and the parents are harming the child by delaying correction.
AP reports Max Conrad 56, a veteran pilot, set a 7,638 mile Africa to California light plane record then was picked up by a car in Corona Del Mar. He explained fatigue after the flight and described his nocturnal motel stay and brief police encounter. He said he felt fine after waking at 7.
In Columbus Ohio clerical employees of the Commercial Motor Freight Co in Ohio and West Virginia cities voted against representation by the Office Employees International Union in an NLRB election. Results showed 62 for the union and 103 against with details provided by George P. Firth union official.
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