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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1958

Page

12

Underwater sport grows as masks reveal hidden seas

A 1950s feature traces skin diving’s rise as a sport led by underwater spear fishing in the AAU. It notes Navy research, emergent diving gear, and civic groups like Cleveland Skin Divers and Tulsa Divers. Clubs train, aid Civil Defense, and assist in rescues, while divers imagine a future underwater world with living society.

Staid AAU Worcester Mass Cleveland Lake Erie Cleveland Aquarium Oklahoma Tulea Tulsa Mid-West Milwaukee Leominster Fitchburg Sharkmen Montgomery Alabama State Highway Patrol Lake Martin

Mass Movement Into Kentucky for Guard Training

West Virginia National Guardsmen from 38 units will move to Kentucky for a 15 day encampment at Fort Knox and Camp Breckinridge. About 2,500 soldiers will participate, led by the 150th Armored Cavalry Regiment with around 1,500 at Fort Knox. Gov. Underwood will visit Fort Knox and Camp Breckinridge, with a luncheon and review parade planned.

Bluefield National Guard City Fort Knox Charleston West Virginia Army National Guardsmen Kentucky Camp Breckinridge State Guard 150Th Armored Cavalry Regiment Louisville Indiana Lexington Bardstown Adj William E. Blake Blake Gov. Underwood Underwood

Market Hits Another High

New York stocks surged to a 1958 peak in heavy Friday trading. The Associated Press average rose to 174.30, its best since May 20, with oils, tobaccos, rails, steels, airlines, coppers and radios advancing and volume reaching 3.1 million shares.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Associated Press

Parking Commission Announces Overtime Parking Crackdown

The Bluefield Parking Facilities Commission will strictly enforce meters with a 25 cent overtime fee and a $1 fine for nonpayment. Warrants will be issued for ignored tickets as the commission seeks authority to handle overtime tickets and directs funds to bonds and the city general fund.

Bluefield City Board of Directors Parking Facilities Commission

Economic Group Ends Study and Appoints Counselor

The Economic Development Committee of the Council of the Southern Mountains Inc meets at the West Virginia Hotel to appoint a leadership counselor and outline duties funded by a $30 000 Appalachian Fund grant. The council aims to improve life in the Appalachian South across eight states with Pocahontas Coal Operators Association backing the Bluefield meeting and Dr. Donald Fessler of Virginia Tech leading the committee.

Council of the Southern Mountains, Inc West Virginian Hotel Appalachian Fund Cincinnati Appalachian South West Virginia Maryland North South Carolina Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Georgia Bluefield Pocahontas Coal Operators Association Donald Fessler Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, Va

Former BC Professor Contributes To Book

Dr. Franklin T. Walker former head of Bluefield College English department 1922 to 1926 now on Mississippi College faculty Clinton Mississippi contributes a life sketch of William Peterfield Trent to Dictionary of American Biography supplement two Volume XXII published by Charles Scribner’s Sons New York. The entry appears on pages 666-667 of the 745 page DAB. Walker also wrote a Bluefield College News column for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph weekly.

Charles Scribner’s Sons New York Bluefield College Franklin T. Walker Mississippi College Clinton Miss Bluefield Walker William Peterfield Trent Columbia University University of the South Bluefield Daily Telegraph

SBA Official Speaks Here

Clarence P. Moore regional director of region IV Richmond Va will address Bluefield Kiwanis Monday and Bluefield Rotary Tuesday Hudson Huffard and E G Otey will introduce him Moore a Findlay Ohio native graduated from Penn State with a civil engineering degree He worked as valuation engineer for New York Central in Cleveland and was architect engineer for Colonnade Company before moving to Richmond in 1940 where he owned Pantree Restaurant for eleven years

Bluefield Civic Clubs Clarence P. Moore Richmond Bluefield Kiwanis Club Bluefield Rotary Club Hudson Huffard Kiwanis Club E. G. Otey Rotary Club Findlay Ohio Moore Pennsylvania State College Cleveland New York Central Railroad Colonnade Company Pantree

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