Red Pen Poison New Propaganda Offensive Exposed
Frederick Woltman and Jack Steele reveal the Soviet redefection campaign aimed at Western exile communities. They note limited actual defections, but a broader Moscow strategy to erode Western security and encourage internal propaganda among captive peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Woltman
Jack Steele
U. S
Geneva
Bulganin, Krushchev & Co
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Poland
Beng
Ptice
Women Society Plans Thursday Church Meeting
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 PM in the chapel. Mrs. Ted Malcolm, program chairman, will present the program. Silver Springs WMU meets this afternoon at 2 PM at the church and young people will present the program. Olga Pendleton will present pupils from her piano bass in two recitals this week. Thursday evening performances feature a list of pianists and singers. Friday evening Carolyn Herbert and Carol Ann Newkirke ll present two piano music in the Fellowship Hall at 8 PM. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ted Malcolm
Silver Springs
WMU
Olga Pendleton
Linda Blevins
Charlotte Snider
Kay Blankenship
Louise DeHart
Becky Woods
Patsy Ellison
Mary Condey
Bert Barrett
Jane Hanxer
Nancy Pendleton
Harry Cordey
Jane, Childress
Carolyn Walthal
June Brown
Bill Hunnicutt
Carol Turner
Caroll Bowden
Jo Ann Hutchison
Judy Buxton
Marie Caldwell
Sue Edmonds
Linda
Joyce Miller
Judy
Princeton council hears parking and drainage requests
The Princeton city council discussed a proposed Straley Avenue parking lot with residents protesting a new lot between Park and Ninth streets. They also reviewed parking on South Walker Street and drainage fixes after a heavy rain, with plans to hire an engineer and study water problems near Mercer, Harrison, and Knob streets. The police chief and city manager were tasked to study parking limits on Walker Street and an eligibility list for new officers was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
W. D. Hostetter
Bluefield Automobile Club
Don Kessinger
Hostetter
Ernest D. Lilly
Automobile Club
Straley Avenue
Park Avenue
Nth. Street
Alenton
Barrison
G. W. Evans
South Walker Street
Walker Street
H. S. Smith
Mercer Street
Harrison Street
Third
Everett Bailey
M. C. Keith
Princeton Avenue
Leonard Richards
Harrison
3Rd
Myrtle Skeens
Knob Street
Bluefield Avenue
O. E. Kewitt
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Clara Meadows
Police Service Commission
Police Department
Johnston Street
Main
Mahood Avenue
J. A. Haws
A. R. England
Nick Leshkow
West Virginia
W Water Service Com
Ingleside Road
Ninth Street
Beop Straley
Highland
Circuit Court Hearing Dockets Damages in Multiple Actions
The circuit court continued trials in several actions including Fred Anderson vs Edward M Rude Carrier Corp for 100000 dollars alleging permanent back injuries from a trailer truck crash on Route 53. Shepard and Vernon Erd vs Cyrus W Young and Robert James VanHook also slated for August term. Dismuke Tire and Rubber Co Inc vs Powler Jamison and Mercer Tire Service resulted in 2753 62 for the plaintiff and Metal Glass Products Co Inc vs Persi Cola Bottling Co yielded a plaintiff verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Edward M. Rude Carrier Corporation
Anderson
Shepard
Vernon Erd
Cyrus W. Young
Robert James VanHook
Oakvale
Dismuke Tire and Rubber Co. Inc
Powler
Mercer County T and H Hold June Meeting
Mercer County Tuberculosis and Health Association board met June 18 at 7 30 in the clinic room. Directors present included C man Jones H H Hutcheson Samuel Shremner John oo Dr Kelly Dr N Dyer and Mrs Bessie Ferguson from Bluefield plus others from Princeton Bramwell Spanichbars and Glenwood. Samuel Laufer named Representative Director to WV Tuberculosis and Health Association for one year. Mrs J L Bowyer named County Volunteer Chairman to aid county wide efforts. Committees listed for Education Sale Sealth Pinding and Rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pbecer County Tuberculosis and Association
Mercer County Ce
C. Man Jones
H. H. Hutcheson
Meen Shremner
John Oo
Kelly
N. Dyer
Jars
Share Davis
Bessie Ferguson
Bluefield
J. L. Bowyer
John Donovan
Samuel Laufer
Princeton
Claude Karnes
Ralph Bird
Matoaka
Newton Roberts
Bramwell
Er Lees
Spanichbars
C. F
Glenwood
Laufer
West Virginia Tuberculosis and Health Association
Geoirman
Virginia Extension offers first Social Science Workshop class
In Grundy Virginia six students enrolled in the University of Virginia Extension Department course. The Social Science Workshop is led by Willard of Fairmont West Virginia. Henry Crawford, nicknamed Shag, is the season’s sole new National League umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Shag) Crawford
War Man Given Jail Sentence
A Florida federal court sentenced Harry Curtis Wolfe to a total of 10 years in prison after a 20 year term with two concurrent. He was convicted of interstate theft and transporting a luxury car from Louisville to Jacksonville for sale. FBI said Wolfe, once married to a Jacksonville native, favored Buick and Cadillac thefts. Authorities in Bluefield seek Olen Otho Wolfe, his 39 year old brother, on similar charges.
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U. S District Court
Florida
Harry Curtis Wolfe
Bluefield
FBI
Wolfe
Jacksonville
Bryan Simpson
Louisville
Fla
Olen Otho Wolfe
Harry C Wolfe
Florabunda Garden Club Plans Projects and Picnic
The Florabunda Garden Club met at Mrs. Dan T. Carr Jr. home. Mrs. James Wood reported on the Green Cathedral project and plans for seven to ten programs on gardening hosted by WHIS-TV’s Mrs. Jackie Oblinger. Next program spotlights the Princeton Park pool area. The annual picnic for members and families is set for Sunday afternoon July 15 at Camp Creek State Forest with hostesses Mrs. G. W. Paulkner and Mrs. William Winfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Green Cathedral
Cline
Andrew Clark
Jackie Oblinger
Whis-Tv
Princeton Park
Clark
Camp Creek State Forest
G. W. Paulkner
William Winfrey
M. M. Yost
Robert Stewart
Hawaii
United States
Princeton Remark Personal Notices Tailor Cambria Visit
Princeton personals note Shirley Jones and Roger Jones spending the week in Cambria Virginia with their aunt Mrs Sidney Woods. They accompanied her home after her visit with relatives here. David Lee Brown son of Roy and Mrs Brown underwent surgery at Georgetown Hospital Washington DC Monday. His condition is satisfactory. After release he will visit his aunt and uncle Dr and Mrs Pulcher for several weeks. Mrs Brown stays with her sister and brother in law Dr and Mrs Fulcher for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jones
Roger Jones
Cambria
Sidney Woods
David Lee Brown
Straley Avenue
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, D. C
O. H. Pulcher
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Fulcher
Train Derailment Delays Powhatan Arrow Near Ingleside
Sunday derailment of coal cars near Ingleside interrupted the Powhatan Arrow from Bluefield to Matoaka. The Arrow was halted 8:30 p m to 1 a m as crews moved to rejoin the Virginian Railway line. A second accident occurred while backing up two miles to reach rerouted lines. no injuries were reported.
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Ingleside
Powhatan
Arrow
Norfolk and Western
Matoaka
Pocahontas Division
P. C. Wingo
Bluefield
N&w
Buchanan County Club Plans Fall Activities
The Buchanan County Home Demonstration Club will hold the Fall Planning Meeting on July 6 at 10 a.m. in the Cumberland Bank and Trust Building basement conference room. Members will plan next year’s program and bring a covered dish for the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy
Buchanan County Home Demonstration Club
Cumberland Bank and Trust Company
Princeton Paragraphs Swim Party Postponed
The Young Adults of the Episcopal church postponed their swimming party to July 18. Guardian qualified G H Lawhead, trust officer, for Anne Houston Woodward. Two former catchers Del Witour and Ray Berres are coaching under manager at Chicago White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Episcopal Church
Guardian
G. H. Lawhead
Flat Top National Bank
Anne Houston Woodward
del Witour
Ray Berres
Manener
Chicago White
Zoning Board Hearing on Trailer Occupancy On R Blue Field Ave
Zoning board will hear H H Lester's request to place a trailer on lot 1 section 21 Lee Rae on Friday June 2 for occupancy. Divorce suits filed in Circuit Court include Russell C Price vs Glacys A Price and Corrine Ethel Keaton vs Harold Bernard Keaton. Trooper Fred Wynne reassigned from Princeton to Summersville WV. Trooper Ted Anderson joins the Pr patrol. 1.26 inches of rain fell in Princeton last Thursday afternoon, the heaviest since 1/27, with showers pushing total to 1.44 inches. A whale remark notes that a good supply can gain weight rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soning Board of Adjustment
H H. Lester
Bluefield Avenue
Lee Rae
Circuit Court
Russell C Price
Glacys A. Price
Charcery
Corrine Ethel Keaton
Harold Bernard Keaton
Fred Wynne
Princeton
Summersville
W. Va
Ted Anderson
Tire Patrol
West Virginia Water Service Company
Roy Farey
Miss Eva Snyder Returns Home From Visit
Miss Eva Snyder returns to her Beckley home after a weekend visit with her aunt Mrs. G B Karnes on Straley Avenue. Miss Katherine Lilly, who had been staying with Mrs. Karnes, has moved to the Matney Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Snyder
Beckley
G. B. Karnes
Straley Avenue
Katherine Lilly
Mrs. Karnes
Matney Apartments
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Iron Curtain
Free World
Kremil
Theodore Klionsky
Brooklyn
Ter
Immigration Service
Red Army
West
America
Princeton Society
Women’s Society
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Princeton News
Joneher T
C. J. Remines
Mercer County
Virginia
Asbury & Quick
New Princeton
Bluefield Road
Princeton City Limits
Courthouse Square
Princeton, W. Va
Florabunda Club
Florabunda Garden Club
Dan T. Carr Jr
Dent
Ralph Cline
General Electric Refrigerator
General Electric
Tomchins
Aio
Buchanan County Club
Carol Ahmart
Carolow Roo Ohmart
Tryon
Lawrance
Nat “King” Cole
James Stewart
North Side
Zoning Board
Athens Theatre
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Scuminall
DOW
Wholesale Paint & Supply Co
Mallory’s
Mercer St
American Gas and Electric Company
American Gas and Electric System
Electric Power Company
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