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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

2

Five Receive Scholarships From State Board

The State Board of Education as the Committee on State Fulbright Scholarships announced five winners for a year abroad. John Arthur Bornmann Jr. from Carnegie Tech studies physics chemistry at Johns Gutenberg University Mainz. Joseph Stephen Cee of Wheeling pursues applied music at St Cecilia Conservatory Rome. Mary H Fox of Pratt works political science at the University of Edinburgh Scotland. Buddy W L Myers of Montgomery studies economics at the University of London. Curtis Handley Barnette of St Albans pursues political science at the University of Manchester England.

Charleston State Board of Education Pulbright John Arthur Bornmann Jr Carnegie Tech John Gutenbare University Mainz Joseph Stephen Cee Wheeling University of

Killed and Four Hurt in Clarksburg Wreck

A head on collision on U S 50 near Clarksburg killed Mrs. Willa V. Ashcraft 38 of Wallace and sent five others to hospital. Roy Miller of Chicago is in critical condition with two broken legs and crushed chest. Jimmy Ashcraft 4 suffered a broken leg and injuries. Vance Ash 19 and John William Lane 19 also injured. Russell Stewart 19 from near Clarksburg drove west and caused the accident with minor injuries.

Clarksburg Willa V. Ashcraft Wallace C. W. ,Wilson Russell Stewart U. S. 50 Here Jimmy Ashcraft Vance Ash Chicago John William Lane Stewart

Jewel Thief Suspect Has Perfect Alibi

Police say Desiderio Rossini linked to a string of palace burglaries has an airtight alibi as he was in Genoa jail when the thefts occurred. The case mentions high profile victims connected to European royalty including Prince Aly Khan and the Greek queen.

Como Desiderio Rossini Aly Khan Greece Prince Rainier- Grace Monaco Rossini Genoa

Portable nuclear power plant offered by Martin Co

The Glen L. Martin Co announces a portable nuclear power plant able to power a city of 10 000 for 18 months without refueling. Aimed at remote regions, the eight packaged pods include a buried reactor and steam generators with full assembly in eight to nine days. Initial reactor unit cost expected well under a million dollars, excluding subcontractor generator costs.

William B. Hardwood Baltimore Glen L. Martin Co The Martin Co Dominican Republic Ciudad Trujillo Martin Atomic Energy Commission Ft. Belvoir Argonne National Laboratories Lamont Divisio Kaged Tibor Nagey Nagey South America Africa Middle East Arctic Antarctic

Those Named To Be Questioned Over Maryland Teens’ Deaths

Police study school notebooks and a diary in the Potomac River double killing case. They will question dozens of acquaintances linked to Shelby Jean Venable 16 of Laurel and Mary Elizabeth Fellers 18 of Beltsville after a note read Is hate Al. Al hates me. Venable’s body was found in Catoctin Creek near the Potomac and Fellers’ body in the Potomac near Brunswick. Authorities are pursuing possible sexual assault and exact causes.

Washington Maryland Potomac River Shelby Jean Venable Laurel Mary Elizabeth Fellers Beltsville Venablees Laurel Race Miss Fellers Edwin Shelby Jean Catoctin Creek Potomac Virginia Fellers Brunswick

Workshop Conferences On Food Set For State

West Virginia state officials announce three one day workshops on food preservation led by F C Neal U S Department of Agriculture specialist. Demonstrations will be in Hamlin Alderson and Clarksburg this week with plans to open 20 canning centers around July 1.

Charleston West Virginia State Division of Ye Rehabilitation F. C. Nae Uel U. S. Department of Agriculture Atlanta Hamlin Alderson Tenns Clarksburg Friay County Boards of Education Huntington West Union Scarbro Glenville Petersburg Alderson Moorefield Clarksburg Weston Glenwood Greenville St. Marys Aurora Buffalo Winfield Shady Spring Spencer Sandstone Elizabeth

Doby Ranks Fourth in NY Mutual Insurance Apps

J. M. Doby of Bluefield placed fourth among 800 field representatives in Mutual of New York southern region for paid insurance applications in the first five months of 1956. Roy A. Proffitt, Charleston agency manager, announced the achievement.

J. M. Doby Bluefield Mutual of New York Roy A. Proffitt Charleston

Pulaski Livestock Prices and Market Update

The report lists prices across meat categories from calves to lambs, with calves at 120 sold and varied weights for choice prime good and commercial. Lambs show prime at 86 pounds and 24.00 per hundred, with other grades priced accordingly. Pitcher Art Swanson of the Pittsburgh Pirates, age 19, is noted as the youngest major leaguer and wears number 13.

Choice Choice & Prime Prime Art Swanson Pittsburgh Pirates

Week's Channel 6 Highlights Spotlight I Married Joan

Channel 6 WHIS-TV airs I Married Joan with Joan Davis and Brad from 4 PM and features episodes titled Recipe Artist Show Talent Scout Brad's Initiation Confidence and Joan's Haircut. The Kraft Television Theatre presents Box 704 at 8:30 PM, starring Paul Carr and Betsy Meade. The Big Idea on Channel 6 showcases inventions by Theodore D Miles Charles W Major and others, with Cola G Parker speaking on invention in the paper industry. NBC Matinee Theatre airs Safe Place Guest Cottage Forsaking All Others Love Honor and O Day and The Damask Cheek with John Van Druten dramas and related love stories.

Joan Stevens Comedienne Joan Davis Brad Joan Channel 6 Whis-Tv Kraft Television Theatre Tonight Paul Carr Betsy Meade Mickey Hannah Donn Bennett Cola G. Parker Kimberly-Clark Corporation National Association of Manufacturers Theodore D. Miles Castleton-on-Hudson New York Charles W. Major Vineland New Jersey Douglas R. Wade Boyertown Pennsylvania NBC William McCleery Alice Duer Miller Peggy Phillips John van Druten

State Hospitals Receive Grants

Ford Foundation grants totaling 26 million dollars will be awarded this week to 959 voluntary non profits including 11 West Virginia institutions. West Virginia sites receive sums from 5 000 to 91 600 with Charleston Memorial Hospital at 64 950 and Huntington St Marys Hospital at 91 600 among others. The first half of the awards supports hospitals across the United States Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

New York West Virginia Ford Foundation St. Mary's Hospital Huntington Salvation Army Charleston — Memorial Hospital Salvation Army Maternity Hospital Clarksburg Glendale — Reynolds Memorial Hospital St. Mary’s Hospital Marmet Marmet Hospital Morris Hospital Inc Montgomery — Laird Memorial Hospital

Army Officers Trade Uniform For Colorful University Sash

Three U S Army officers stationed in Heidelberg trade uniforms for student life to study at a German university for a year. Captain Morton Captain Harry B Hardy and First Lieutenant Norman E Dunlap spend 25 hours weekly in class plus tutoring and home study. They will teach cadets at West Point after their exchange ends in July.

Heidelberg Germany U.S. Army Heidelberg Stuent U.S West Point Richar Morton Fort Wayne Ind Harry B. Hardy Miami Fla Norman E.dunlap el Monte Calif Europe Duelling Society Army States

Pills to Change Color Coming

The Sunday Times says scientists expect pills within 20 years to alter skin color from black to white. It notes existing pills may give a tan for sensitive skin, using citrus peel oil extract. Dr Bettley says there is no chemical barrier to white skin, and research suggests people could choose color by swallowing pills.

London Sunday Times

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