Wood utilization breakthrough urged by WV governor candidate
Hulett Smith the Democratic nominee for governor predicted a major breakthrough in wood utilization and employment in West Virginia during a Concord College luncheon. He said new wood-using facilities would create a multiplier effect attracting more forest products businesses to the state. The Northeastern Forestry Research Advisory Committee met at the U S Forest Service Laboratory in Gardner with about 40 attendees.
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West Virginia
Hulett Smith
Smith
Concord College
Northeastern Forestry Research Advisory Committee
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Products Marketing Laboratory
Princeton
Northeast
U. S. Forest Service Forest Products Marketing Laboratory
Gardner
Rescue Squads Convene Today in Princeton Virginia
The Virginia Rescue Squad Association meets at the Virginian Hotel Princeton at 7 30 p m with Joseph W Shick educational specialist for Civil Defense as the featured speaker He captained New York City Rescue Squad for 14 years and helped film Rescue Two for NBC TV The gathering expects about 30 delegates from 15 Virginia squads plus Darrell Ely of the West Virginia Civil Defense and State Liquor Commissioner Clarence C Elmore representing Gov Barron with local officials in attendance
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Virginia Rescue Squad Association
Virginian
Princeton
Joseph W. Shick
Department of Civil Defense
Shick
New York City
Nbc-Tv
W. J. Reece
Reece
Virginia
West Virginia
Darrell Ely
West Virginia Department of Civil Defense
Clarence C. Elmore
W. W. Barron
Soprano and tenor concert at Concord College auditorium
A soprano Hilda Abrevaya and tenor Lee Fowler will perform with the Boston Concert Ensemble in the Concord College auditorium on Wednesday June 24 at 9 45 am as part of the 1964 summer activities program. Fowler has appeared with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and other groups, while Abrevaya led at Arundel Opera Theater in Maine.
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Concord College
Boston Concert Ensemble
Hilda Abrevaya
Lee Fowler
United States
Goldovsky Grand Opera
Michigan
Keweenaw Playhouse
Fowler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Arts Festival
Cleveland Musicarnival
North Shore Music Theatre
Miss Abrevaya
Arundel
Moose Lodge Dance Draws 1521 Members Tonight
Moose Lodge 1521 hosts a dance at the lodge hall from 9 p.m. today with Don Jackson's orchestra providing the music.
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Princeton
Bloodmobile Calls Tuesday in Princeton
The American Red Cross bloodmobile visits First Methodist Church in Princeton next Tuesday from noon to 6 p.m. The visit quota is 134 pints as Princeton totals 705 pints for the fiscal year ending June 30, above the 696 pint goal. Nelson County, Virginia, dropped from the Appalachian Regional Red Cross Blood Program for failing to meet 95 percent of its quota for six months, after probation.
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American Red Cross
Princeton
First Methodist Church
H. L. Browning
Browning
Nelson County
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Red Cross
Associate Professor Ruth Mills Named at Concord
Dr. Ruth Ina Mills is appointed associate professor of education at Concord. She taught educational psychology at Concord and previously served as an assistant professor of education at the University of Wisconsin since 1959. Her degrees include AB Rockford College MEd North Adams 6th year diploma Connecticut EdD Maryland 1959.
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Ruth Ina Mills
Concord
Mills
University of Wisconsin
Department of Education
Rockford College
Massachusetts State Teachers College
North Adams
University of Connecticut
University of Maryland
Camp Joy film shown to Princeton Quota Club
Mrs. Margaret West and others hosted the Princeton Quota Club meeting at the Virginia Hotel. Captain Campbell spoke on Camp Joy and showed a color film about activities for youths, noting the camp’s name meaning and sponsor four campers. A musical group and tambourine number were presented, and announcements covered Quota International events and dues.
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Margaret West
Marjorie van Court
Ruth Haffner
Princeton
Quota Club
Virginian Hotel
Salvation Army
Campbell
Bluefield Salvation Army
Princeton Quota Club
Jésus
von Court
Concord Graduate Earns Florida Chemistry Assistantship
Concord College graduate David Wayne Bolen, son of Mr and Mrs Asa Bolen of Coal City, earned a chemistry assistantship at Florida University in Gainesville Florida Bolen secured a B S in chemistry and math and was active in Tau Kappa Epsilon Blue Key Mu Alpha Theta and the Science Club He also served as a chemistry lab assistant for two years
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David Wayne Bolen
Asa Bolen
Coal City
Florida “S University
Gainesville
Fla
Bolen
Concord College
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Blue Key National Honor Fraternity
Mu Alpha Theta Science Club
Men's Hall Council
Civil Air Patrol Plans Breakfast at Mercer Airport
The Bluefield Princeton CAP squadron will hold a 6 a.m. breakfast at CAP headquarters Mercer County Airport on Sunday. A ram jet air to ground missile will be on display and anyone interested in flying is invited to attend.
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Bluefield-Princeton
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Mercer County
Concord Hosts Scout Program Scouterversity at Concord College
The Appalachian Boy Scout Council announces a two day Scouterversity in Athens at Concord College led by Jack L. Lewis. Grover G. Goode will oversee all classes in the Student Union Building with more than 30 Scout Leaders and Den Mothers expected to attend. Courses cover Cub Boy Scout and Explorer leadership and related operations. Overnight lodging and recreation are planned.
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Concord College
Athens
Appalachian Boy Scout Council
Bluefield
Jack L. Lewis
Grover G. Goode
Turkish Leader Relents on Resignation Threat Over Cyprus Crisis
Inonu announced he would stay as prime minister after a failed confidence vote and will travel to Washington for talks with President Johnson. The coalition faced pressure amid the Cyprus crisis as Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots clash, with Johnson inviting Papandreou and Inonu for potential three-way talks to prevent conflict in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Washington
Johnson
Cyprus
People’s Republican Party
Greece
Mediterranean
Inonu
George Papandreou
Papandreou
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hollywood gossip from Sheilah Grahams beat on Liz Taylor and more
Liz and Richard Burton plan The Sandpiper in Mexico as Liz Taylor wins every request. Elizabeth Taylor also stars in This Property is Condemned with Burton directing with the locale possibly Puerto Vallarta. Night of the Iguana could be Richard Burton's best film yet. Marty Ingels tours for Wild and Wonderful and jokes about unemployment checks. Frank Sinatra is linked with Jill Hayworth who heads to Hawaii for In Harm's Way. Stewart Granger and Caroline Lecert honeymoon across Switzerland. Cary Grant at 60 sports a white beard for Father Goose and still wins Leslie Caron. Peter Sellers returns to England with a $14 000 limousine racing to 110 mph.
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Hollywood
Nana
Liz
Richard
Mexico
Miss Taylor
Tennessee Williams
Elizabeth
Burton
Puerto Vallarti
Marty
Dickens
Fenster
Ingals
Tony Curtis
Frankie
Jill
Hawaii
Stewart Granger
Caroline Lecert
Switzerland
Granger
Jean Simmons
Richard Brooks
Jean
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
Peter Sellers
England
Forced Labor fears in food stamp plan hearing
Kentucky coal miner Berman Gibson testifies before the Senate Agriculture Committee that some applicants in Perry County are forced into low wage mine work to qualify for food stamps. The hearing reviews a bill for permanent food stamps funding with pilots in several counties and support from farm groups Angus McDonald and Harry L. Graham.
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Washington
Kentucky
Berman Gibson
Hazard
Gibson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Appalachian Committee For
Senate
Joel Dressler
Committee of
Perry County
Agriculture Department
Dressler
Angus McDonald
National Farmers Union
Harry L. Graham
The
National Grange
Suits and Deeds Filed at Princeton Courthouse West Virginia Day Observed
Five lawsuits filed including a $30,000 claim in Grubb et al v Farlow et al over a Dec 27 1963 U S 450 crash near Princeton plus a $6,000 demand from Grubb in the same matter. Other suits involve Frank Collier versus Beulah Greene for 3914 and Carmel Anglin Rigney versus Donald E Rigney divorce. Property transfers record conveyances: Harley Wyatt to Thompson Lot 2 East Princeton 2500 Dorothy Stump to Talbott Lot 1 Sigman East River Dist 13500 Willard Rasnick to Grose Lot 302 Cumberland Heights Bluefield 9500. Courthouse closed for West Virginia Day.
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Princeton
West Virginia
Vivian Kelly Grubb
Jerry Lee Farlow
Carl R. Farlow
Donald D. Gish
William H. Lilly
Lowell D. Grubb
Grubb
Frank Collier
Better Homes Co
Beulah Greene
Carmel Anglin Rigney
Donald E. Rigney
Harley
Nellie Wyatt
G. B
Mary Thompson
East Princeton
Dorothy
Richard Stump
Charles N
Shirley Jean Talbott
Sigman
East River District
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Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
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Daniel Hale
Pisgar Road
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Mercer
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Hank Know
Stagecoach
Warren Stevens
Martin Landaurcoatantine
Jody Lawrance
Judy Dan
Bird-Penn Rd
Rock Hudson
Kirk Douglas
Dorothy Malone
Hugh O'Brien
Dolores Hart
Pamela Tiffin
Dawn Addams
Concord Grad
Bill’s Drive Inn
W. Va
Henry Warden
East River Mountain
Skyland, Inc
United Nations
Sheilah Graham
Frank Sinatra
Jill Hayworth
June Isales
U. S. 450
Willard
Dorothy Rasnick
Paul and
Gayle E. Groseclose
Cumberland, Heights
Evangelistic
William E. Hill, JR
Gilbert Presbyterian Church
Gilbert, W. Va
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