UMW Official Warns Of Fight If Welfare Benefits Tampered With
Pittsburgh June 15 a United Mine Workers official warned of a fight if the coal industry tampers with miners welfare and retirement benefits. Yablonski a longtime executive board member spoke at the four day Dist 5 UMW convention as 125 delegates from 14,000 miners gathered from Allegheny Washington Butler Mercer and Westmoreland counties. John P Busarello Dist 5 president presided.
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Executive Committee Of Trade Division To Meet Thursday
The Retail Trade Division executive committee will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce offices in the Law and Commerce Building. All members are urged to attend the final meeting under chairman Roy Browder.
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Out Of Wedlock Unmarried Mother Needs Friends
Dr. Young argues unmarried mothers face social condemnation and exploitation and need genuine warmth from case workers. A firsthand example shows trust hinges on respectful, nonjudgmental handling, with shelter and urgent needs addressed before probing details.
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Henry White Speaker At Rotary Club Meet
Henry White retired Naval commander spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in Bluefield. The club announced Rotary Ladies Night would be held Tuesday, June 29, and invited guests to an open house at Camp Joy near Ingleside on Thursday from 5 to 7 30 p m.
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Princeton Man Escapes From Lewisburg Federal Prison
Police in the area are alerted to two escapees from the Lewisburg federal prison in Pennsylvania. Frank X. Mosley of Princeton and a companion named Richard Schriver escaped Monday and were reported yesterday by local authorities.
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Whittaker Named Vice President at Houck and Company
Otto Whittaker Jr. now serves as vice-president of Houck and Company Inc a Roanoke and Miami based national advertising agency. He joined the firm in 1947 as a copy writer advancing to copy chief and account executive while continuing as an account executive on major accounts. Previously with the Bluefield Daily Telegraph 1939 42 he also worked for the Richmond News Leader Norfolk and Western Railway and Newbold-Keesling theatres. Several of his ads have won top honors in national competitions.
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Summer Solstice Meaning in Northern Hemisphere Ends Day Drift
The article explains how the summer solstice occurs when the sun seems to halt its northward climb near the June start, lingering in place for several days before moving southward, derived from a Latin phrase about the sun’s standing.
Fragmentary Ad Copy Notes From The Cohen's Cut Rate Page
The readable lines hint at promotional language about aging and vitality with odd spellings. No clear event or people are identifiable beyond a general advertising context. The text resembles an old newspaper fragment with garbled marketing phrases and misspelled terms.
Court Upholds Cabell Property Conveyance
The West Virginia Supreme Court affirmed a Cabell County ruling upholding a conveyance of a house and lot to the Foster Foundation for elderly women, with McGinnis entitled to reimbursement for $5,500 paid to retire debt and $21,375 sale potential noted. The decision split 3-2 with a dissent by Judge Given.
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Supreme Court
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Chauncey Browning
Enslow
Foster Foundation
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Clarksburg
Warmer Than Normal Weather Forecast For West Virginia
The U S Weather Bureau predicts warmer than normal conditions across West Virginia for the rest of the week. Northern areas may see scattered showers while highs average above normal, with seasonal norms around 71 in the north and 72 in the south.
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Huntington
Pool admission price hits six dollars after hours
Magistrate Melvin Creighton fined six persons six dollars each for swimming after pool closing. Police arrested the group, ages 28 to 25, including a married couple, three young men, and a girl.
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Lincoln Capri Invitation to Inspect and Drive
Discover a ride wonderfully different with Lincoln high performance V8 engine and smooth front wheel suspension. Experience quick safe stops from enlarged brakes as you test drive a Lincoln or Capri with no obligation at your first opportunity.
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