Evangelists Ward to Lead Athens Nazarene Revival
The Rev and Mrs Lloyd Ward of Fort Lauderdale Fla will conduct services at the Athens Church of the Nazarene June 15 26 at 730 pm each evening Their program blends music chalk talks and preaching They have spent 12 years in revivals and camps coast to coast and abroad in Canada Mexico and Cuba Mrs Ward a polio survivor preaches from a wheelchair with her readings
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Lloyd Ward
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Athens
Bluefield Eyes West Virginia Tourist Center Near East River Mountain
Bluefield officials moved toward funding a $6,000 tourist information center atop East River Mountain at the Bland County line. The city would contribute if legally possible, with the West Virginia Publicity and Industrial Commission underwriting $1,000 and local groups raising about $4,000. The project aims to provide state and local information, guides, and promotions without competing with local merchants.
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Birefield
West Virginia
West Virginia Publicity and Industrial Commission
Bluefield Board of Directors
East River Mountain
Bland County
Dream of Little Garden Club
Bluefield
The
Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee
West Virginia Road Commission
West Virginia Industrial and Publicity Commission
Vocational Department of West Virginia
Borne Falls Log Homes
T. Courtney Tanner
State Approves DuPont Water Treatment Plans at Belle Plant
The State Water Resources Commission approved DuPont plan for an additional sanitary industrial waste treatment facility at its Belle Kanawha River plant. The project aims to reduce industrial waste in the river by a stated percentage by June 1863, tying it to the Cabin Creek site efforts and Glasgow category.
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Charleston
duPont Company
Belle
State Water Resources Commission
Kanawha River
Cabin Creek
Kanawha
Communities Plan Industry Programs in West Virginia
West Virginia communities will outline Industry Appreciation programs during October. State Industrial and Publicity Commission Executive Director Crislip said the meeting included about 20 representatives from major state departments to gather views on organizing community level programs. A Gov Underwood address stressing industrial recognition sparked the effort. The scarlet tanager, or fire bird, is also noted in the article.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Don Cristip
State Industrial and Publicity Commission
Crislip
Underwood
Primatene Promoted as Nonprescription Asthma Relief
An old advertisement touts Primatene as a three medicine asthma remedy available without prescription. It claims opening bronchial tubes reducing mucous, easing nervous tension and preventing night spasms, with a money back guarantee and a 98 cent price.
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New York
N. Y
Specter
Ady
Ucowene
Milan Suburb Welcomes New Airport For Continental Traffic
A new airport opened this week in the Milan suburb of Linate to handle national and continental air traffic. Malpensa Airport, 49 miles north, remains reserved for intercontinental flights.
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Milan
Italy
Linate
Malpensa
Logan Election Review Slated
Logan election review focuses on absentee ballots in seven precincts after county canvassers counted them. Claude Joyce seeks to invalidate the ballots contending they were not properly voted on machines before polls closed. Supreme Court President Judge Browning weighs whether to recuse himself due to family connections.
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Chambers
Claude Joyce
Joyce
Jacobs
Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
John Browning
Browning
Hats In The Ring Managers Play Important Roles
The piece outlines how campaign managers shape preconvention strategy and the rise of public opinion polls. It contrasts delegation methods by convention and by primary, notes key staffers for Kennedy and Nixon, and traces the history and arguments around presidential primaries and open primaries.
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Flynn
Roosevelt
Efe
Jim Farley
Politics
Kennebunk
West Wenatchee
United States
Washington
John Kennedy
Ted Sorenson
Nixon
Bob Finch
Los Angeles County
Charles McWhorter
New York
Herbert Klein
San Diego
Kennedy
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Sen
Extes Kelwaver
Florida
California
Adlai Stevenson
Wendell Wilckie
Harold Stassen
Wisconsin
Damage suit delayed by expired time limit review asked
Lyches ter R. Henthorn of Parkersburg seeks a court review of a Wood County order that barred his $75,000 damage suit against John Auidir Collins after the one year statute ran. He contends the filing occurred within a year and improper service caused the verdict in Collins favor. The order denying the verdict was issued last April.
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Che
Oregon
Will Rogers
Iowa
Sistair Cooke
National Committee
Charleston
Lychester R. Henthorn
Parkersburg
Wood County
Henthorn
John Auidir Collins
19Th Street
Garfield Ave
Collins
Woman Is Patient First Time At 106 In Tarentum
Mrs Maren Erbe of Tarentum, aged 105 turning 106, was admitted to Allegheny Valley Hospital last week in fair condition with a circulatory ailment. Born July 7, 1844 in Scotland she came to Pittsburgh as a youth, later moving to Tarentum 64 years ago to live with her daughter Mrs Frank E McCurdy.
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Tarentum
API
Maren Erbe
Erbe
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Scotland
Pittsburgh
Frank E. McCurdy
Registration At BSC Continues For Reading Workshop
Registration for the Reading Workshop at Bluefield State College continues through Monday June 2, per Academic Dean EF J Scrafford. The program offers three semester hours credit and targets inservice teachers seeking to improve reading instruction techniques.
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Bluefield State College
EF. J. Scrafford
Ewe Ete
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