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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
12
A dense crossword style word list with clues and numbers covering geography language anatomy and common terms includes river names cities and everyday objects. Entries range from river in France to a Roman road and from a canine breed to a bodily function.
A public notice on medical charges warns that delays in discussing costs fuel misunderstandings. It recommends doctors itemize bills, discuss fees upfront, address objections in person, and avoid aggressive collection while offering budget plans. It notes many issues stem from communication gaps.
DREW PEARSON discusses film advertising versus television, noting gaudy posters of Jane Russell may draw Senate criticism alongside posters for East of Eden and The French Line. Hollywood witnesses expected include Dore Schary, Frank Freeman, Edward Muhl, and likely Jack Warner. Gene Tunney’s full name is James Joseph Tunney.
A reader asks how to handle Bill, who lied about marriage, left for the army, and then fathered a child with his wife while promising to wait. The advisor calls Bill a spineless deceiver and urges the woman to see him clearly and move on.
Saltville Fire Chief G. B. Henderson and the Saltville Fire Dept. earned a Muscular Dystrophy Association merit award for outstanding work in supporting research. Firemen and Boy Scouts conducted house to house fund drives. The award was signed by Dean Martin campaign chair Mrs. Lou Gehrig and MDAA president William Mazer.
Saltville Virginia American Legion Post 334 resumes its Boys State program with Saltville student Stanley McCready and Rich Valley student Benny Burkett selected by Saltville and Rich Valley High faculties. Commander Coy Minton says the aim is to educate future citizens about government and preserving the present system.
Caura Woden offers a lace patterned clutch-cap pattern in multiple women sizing ranges. The ad instructs sending 25 cents plus 5 cents per additional pattern for postage to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Needlecraft Dept in New York for pattern number, wartime style catalog mention, and related craft books.
Reader pattern brief describes a size 12 dress with 4 1 4 yards and a blouse 1 3 4 yards, offering grown up empire lines and jumper style for fall. It notes easy fit, complete Sew Chart, and mailing instructions to Jerian Martin in Bluefield Daily Telegraph pattern department in New York.
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