Marland Says Budget Cuts Unnecessary If Economy Keeps Rising
Gov. Marland said a continued rise in the state's economy could negate proposed 5 percent budget cuts. He cited windfalls in gas tax, West Virginia turnpike revenue, and back taxes as temporary boosts. He noted the new Aero Commander airplane to arrive by July 1 for about $95,000 with two-way radio equipment. He also commented on politics, seasonal employment, and potential action to nullify school segregation due to a U S Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stimmel Leston
Marland
Nooks
West Virginia Turnpike
U. S. Supreme Court
Poindexter Veers to Repeat Address Attacking Powell Glass
Roanoke Va June 14 Dr J Carl Poindexter says he will repeat a Saturday radio address attacking congressional candidate Powell Glass Jr for backing Eisenhower in 1952 The Salem professor plans broadcasts across the sixth district before July 13 when Democrats choose among Glass Ro bertson and Poindexter Poindexter notes many Democrats will not back any nominee who deserted the 1952 ticket and some may vote Republican if Glass wins the nomination He denies urging Republicans to vote for Glass if he loses the primary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Carl Poindexter
Powell Glass, Jr
Eisenhower
Salem
Glass
Del
Ernest Robertson
Poindexter
Blisher
Clarence G. Burton
Lynchburg
Mrs Dunglinson In Critical Condition After Car Crash
Mrs George Dunglinson wife of a Norfolk and Western Railway official remained unconscious last night with head injuries fractured ribs and leg fractures from the Saturday collision near Christiani ty Her husband showed some improvement with a broken knee fractured ribs and cuts He is recovering from shock at Lewis Gale Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunglinson
Norfolk and Western Railway
Lewis Gale Hospital
Dunginson
Young outlines motor age impact on industry planning
Robert R. Young argues that airplanes buses and automobiles outproduce and outcompete 19th century railroad cars. He urges industry wide planning for standardized equipment designs volume purchasing and terminal adaptation to the motor age to simplify accounting reservations and ticketing and to improve use of facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Deaths and Funerals From a Local Salisbury Page
A long death notices column lists services and survivors for multiple individuals including Martha Wallace of Selma Alabama and Ruth Hawkins Minnick of Knights Landing California. Other obituaries include Woodie G Duncan and Walter Brewer with details of service dates locations and interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hawkins Minnick
Knights Landing
Calif
Lynchburg
Thomas B
Betty Hawkins
Minnick
Bluefield
T. Minnick
Thomas Minnick
Woodland
Eva Winston Minnick
Montana
A. L. Hawkins
Blairfield
8. C. Hawkins
Bedford
Jet Pilot Dies in Raleigh County Jet Crash
The Civil Air Patrol reported a U. S. Marine Corps jet en route to Cherry Point crashed in Raleigh County West Virginia about 5 p.m. killing the pilot. Maj. Glen C. Sprouse said the aircraft came from Lockbourne Air Force Base in Columbus and the pilot's name was withheld pending kin notification.
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Charleston
W. Va
Civil Air Patrol
U. S. Marine Corps
Cherry Point
N. C
West Virginia
Glen C. Sprouse
CAP
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Lockbourne
Sprouse
Raleigh County
Beckley
Treasurers Hear Address From Virginia Tax Official
In Roanoke Virginia G M Scarborough of the State Department of Taxation urged treasurers to pursue the final ten percent of delinquent taxpayers, saying 80 to 90 percent collection is not enough. The meeting included an update by R H Woodward on recent General Assembly legislation affecting treasurers. Tomorrow a panel on office operations and officer elections will conclude the session with retiring president C M Hale of Pearisburg and new officers named J B Fray Wil liam Taylor and E B Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
G. M. Scarborough
State Department of Taxation
Treasurers’ Association of Virginia
Scarborough
Hotel Roanoke
Legislative Committee
R. H Woodward
General Assembly
C. M. Hale
Pearisburg
J. B. Fray
Madison
William Taylor
Martinsville
E. B. Pendleton
Dulles Pushes Allies Toward European Army
Secretary of State Dulles signals willingness to cut all military aid to France and Italy to spur EDC membership. Senators Smith and Merchant testified that U.S. aid could be further conditioned as Europe forms the six nation defense bloc. The six EDC members are France Italy Western Germany Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
France
Italy
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
Livingston Merchant
SDC
Smith
Merchant
Trady
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Adenauer
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Taly
Pierre Mendes-France
Joseph Laniel
Weather look ahead for mid Atlantic states and Ohio Valley
Maryland Virginia face warm spell with scattered thundershowers this week. West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania expect partly cloudy skies with warm humid conditions and afternoon or evening storms. Ohio remains warm and humid with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Kentucky and Tennessee show similarly warm humid conditions with scattered storms Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ransom Money and Pistol Found Near Superstition Mountains
A bundle of ransom money and a pistol was found near the Superstition Mountains after the abduction of Evelyn Ann Smith in Phoenix. The money totaling seventy five thousand dollars was untouched and wrapped in a blue denim shirt. Mrs. Smith identified her kidnapper as the culprit. Detective Earl Moore reported the recovered items and authorities noted the suspect released the victim hours later.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Superstitution Mountains
Evelyn Ann Smith
Earl Moore
Herbert Smith
Charles Thomas
Smith
Washington
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Bluefield
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Ara
Pittsburgh
Ouse
Richmond
O¢ Smith
Controversial Actress Ordered to Leave U.S. Within Sixty Days
British actress Simone Silva, who drew photographers to the sea on the French Riviera with Robert Mitchum, was ordered to depart the United States in 69 days. Immigration official Herman Landon said her pleasure visa became illegal when she signed a film contract and salary without a location submission. He added she did not prove unusual ability or professional attainment.
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Los Angeles
Simone Silva
Robert Mitchum
French Riviera
United States
Herman Landon
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Miss Silva
Landon
Silva
Immigration Office
Charleston to Host Syrian Orthodox Youth Meet
More than 1,000 members of the Syrian Orthodox Youth Organization from seven states converge on Charleston for the Mid-West Sector annual three day convention. Archbishops Samuel David and Metropolitan Anthony Bashir attend with Lester Haddad Jr. heading the sector. Paul Saba to succeed him as president-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mid-West
Samuel David
Toledo
Ohio
Anthony Bashir
New York City
Lester Haddad Jr
Paul Saba
Cleveland
Kiwanis Clubs Of Two Bluefields Hold Interclub Outing
The Bluefield Kiwanis Club hosted an inter club stag outing at Christie's Cabin on Wolfe Creek starting at 3 PM with guests from the Virginia Side Kiwanis Club. Dinner followed at 6 30 PM as the board of directors acted as hosts for the spring event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Christie's Cabin
Wolfe Creek
Virginia Side
Kiwanis Club
Chinese Aid to Giap’s Forces Rises in Indochina
In Saigon on June 14, the French High Command said Chinese military aid to Vietminh General Vo Nguyen Giap’s armies has increased over the last week. The spokesman gave no figures, but noted deliveries via northern Viet Nam routes, with prior aid averaging 3,000 tons monthly before Dien Bien Phu and later surging. Giap’s two Dien Bien Phu battle corps have moved to seasonal bases near the Red River Delta.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vo Nguyen Giap
China
Viet Nam
Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Henri Navarre
Rench
Red River Delta
N W Coal Loadings Jump 1606 Cars in Week Ending June 11
Norfolk and Western Railway coal loadings for the week ending June 11 rose by 1606 cars from the prior week. Total cars hauled reached 15,865 versus 14,289 the previous week, a level not seen since January. Daily loadings were 3228 Monday 3136 Tuesday 3156 Wednesday 3280 Thursday 3295 Friday 2956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Franchise Available for Bluefield Tire Franchise
Major Tire Co seeks capable person or organization for an exclusive tire franchise in Bluefield West Virginia and nearby area. Complete factory and field support with minimal capital. Must have good credit. For details write Box 37 c/o Daily Telegraph. All inquiries answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Tire Co
Bluefield
W. Va
Daily Telegraph
Girls State Caucuses Pick Nominees for WV Primary
Jackson's Mill West Virginia June 14 The Federalist and Nationalist party leaders held caucuses at the Rhododendron Girls State to choose candidates for tomorrow's primary elections. Juniors will vote by machines to select county and state officials for the general election Wednesday.
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Jackson's Mill
W. Va
Rhododrendon
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
American Legion Auxiliary
West Virginia
Pools Open Saturday At Greenbrier Forest
State Conservation Department announces Greenbrier State Forest pools will open Saturday after delay to Memorial Day for water system parts. Me morial Day postponement pushed pool use later. Advance park reservations rise 12 percent with mid June totals around 67 500 dollars. Cabin facilities listed at Babcock Droop Mountain Cabwaylingo Greenbrier Kumbrabow and Seneca State parks and forests.
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Charleston
Greenbrier State Forest
Conservation Department
Hays Helmick
Velma Leroy
Parks
Leroy
Cacapo
Lost River
Watoga
Babcock
Droop Mountain
Cabwaylingo
Greenwrier
Kumbrabow
Seneca State
Brother shot by brother case heads to grand jury
Jerry Lester 39 waived to the grand jury on murder charges after his brother Paul Lester was killed near a mountain cabin above Piedmont. Paul died at Bluefield Sanitarium from shotgun pellet wounds. Jerry claimed Paul shot himself after an argument over home brew. Funeral held at Beeson with burial in the family cemetery.
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Claude Jackson Hogan
Princeton
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Twin Branch
Melrose Presbyterian Church
Athens Road
Rock
Willis
B. F
Nannie Stone Hogan
Floyd County
Irene Falke
Lewis
U. 8
Bainbridge
Marvin
William Gallion Moss
Peck St
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mount Zion Baptist Church
W. H. Brown
Alexander Gregory
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bluewell
Moss
Forest
Compton and
O'Brien Dental Company
Jones Street Christian Church
Luzzetta A.*moss
Serena Kellix
Matilda Martin
New York City
Geraldine Charlton
Rufus
Willie
Nework City
William Charlton
Parkersburg
Christian Women's Fellowship
Assa Toler
J. F. Banks
Samuel Vaughn
Robert Perry
Charles Pearis
Otey W. Hunter
Junkford and Richardson Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Leonard Lawrence
Jerry’ Lester
Justice of the Peace
Paul
Paul Lester
Piedmont
P. L. Doe
Jerry Lester
Beeson 1
Woodring
D. A. Harvey
Beesom Bailey Funeral Home
Matoake
Annual Encampment of VFW and Auxiliary Set for Roanoke
The Virginia Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary hold their annual encampment in Roanoke June 16 to 19 at Hotel Roanoke with 700 plus registrants and possibly 2000 attendees. A related Cooties group hosts a big scratch at Hotel Patrick Henry, visiting the VA Hospital to cheer patients. Notable speakers include Mrs. Wyman H. Chadwick and VFW leaders Merton B. Tice, Robert B. Handy, Jr., and H. D. Shaver. The program features a memorial service, joint business meetings, and officer elections. The traditional parade is not planned this year.
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Roanoke
Virginia Department
Veterans of In Wars
Auxiliary
Hotel Roanoke
VFW
Cooties
Hotel Patrick Henry
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wyman H. Chadwick
Hyattaville
Ladies Auxiliary
Merton B. Tice
Mitchell
S. D
Robert B. Handy, Jr
H. D. Shaver
Department of Virginia
Hospital reports show mother father and baby fine
Reports from two Richmond hospitals say Mrs. Thomas Foege, her husband, and their newborn are all doing well. The mother went to one hospital to deliver while the father entered another for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmon
Thomas Foege
Treasury notices auction two 1947 and 1946 Plymouth cars
Treasury Department notices from Cincinnati announce public auc tions of a 1947 Plymouth Sedan and a 1946 Plymouth Coupe forfeiture sales in Bluefield West Virginia. Each listing provides motor serial numbers and sale times at the Bluefield Parking Building under Internal Revenue Code section 2724. Also included is a zoning board notice for Bluefield WV with hearings on proposed permits for Hattie Rutherford and T F Crowe, plus a withdrawal notice from American Dry Cleaning and Tailoring Company Inc. Virginia corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bluefield
Blurefield
West Virginia
Internal Revenue Code
H. G. Morthurst
Blue West Virginia
H G. Morethurst
Zoning Board OF Adjustment
Hattie M. Rutherford
Rockbridge Street
F. Crowe
Thomas Street
Janet R. Caffee
American Dry Cleaning and Tailoring Company Incorporated
Virginia
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Kent Harless
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Frank Carter
E. J. Keesling
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C. B. Cox
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Northfork
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Greenbrier St
Arter Hall
Bluefield State
Allege
H. H. Hairston
P. D. Edwards
Wythe County
Easley
Bliss Sheffey
Martha Jenkns Sheffey
Mercer
McDowell
United Holy Church of America
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Missionary Department
Ministerial Wives Association
Lagos
Arter
L. B. Huff
Patrica McClannahan
Jean D. Choate
Jean Tucker
Carlin Norman
T. E. Tucker
J. E. Wade
Ned Hayes
H. C. Banes
Felton Miller
R. H. McConnell
Jerry Huff
H. B. Tucker
A. W. Willowabby
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T. D. Watterson
Fred Crawford
Garfield Fergerson
William G. Moss
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Stevens
McCarthy
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Air Force
Defense Department
Cohn
Schine
Carr
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
James St. Clair
Thomas Prewitt
St. Clair
Subcommittee
Colin
Sen. Dirksen
Secretary of the Army
Symington
Sen. Symington
Mundt
PBS
FBI
Mundt J
Stu
U. S
Kiwanis
Bluefields
Vietnam
N&w
Greenbrier Forest
Reproeg Cypsum
Bailey Lumber
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Mullens W.va
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