Turkish Emigration Sparks Yugoslav Political Concern
New York dispatch reports a rising Turkish migration from Yugoslavia to Türkiye. About 2,404 people left last year, with 676 more petitions in the first quarter, amid hopes and misunderstandings about citizenship, religion, and land ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoyan Christove
New York
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Balkans
Turkey
Macedonian
Kossovo
Serbia
Lazo Kolishevaki
League of Macedonian Communists
Communist Party
Macedonia
Kolishevski
Oran
Bulgaria
Our
Socialist Brotherhood
Skopje
London After Dark reveals Soho’s wickedest nights
In this serial excerpt Fabian, former Scotland Yard chief, chronicles Soho as the famed West End’s shadowed epicenter. He recalls changing clubs, guarded entrances, and Kate Meyrick’s 43 Club where power, wealth, and danger intertwine, warning that some secrets stay buried for the sake of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
London
England
Scotland Yard
Wind
Bob’ Fabian
Mr. Fabian
West End
Piccadilly Circus
Leicester Square
Savile Row
Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
Vide
China A
Frith Street
Ursula
Fabian
West End of London
Kate Meyrick
43 Club
Gerrard Street
Dryden
Kate
Freedom of
Newport
Maeres
Sick Veterans Turning Out Toys in VA Hospitals
VA hospitals run a manua larts therapy toy program aiding long term mental and tubercular patients. More than 3,100 patients produced about 30,000 toys for over 24,000 needy children, with local groups supplying discarded toys and materials at no extra cost. The program is praised as a powerful therapeutic aid improving morale and social reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Veterans Administration
VA Neuropsychiatric Hospital
Eisenhower attends services at National Presbyterian Church
President and Mrs. Eisenhower attended church in Washington at the National Presbyterian Church. The Rev Edward L R Elson narrated the story of Samson and warned that tragedy follows when the spirit of God is not kept in the heart of all activities for nations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Naonal Presbyterian Church
Edward L. R. Elson
Sampson
Ministers Wives Meet In Detroit National Gathering
The Inter National Ministers Wives Association plans its national meeting in Detroit from June 29 to July 2 with Mrs C W Tiffany elected to represent the local group. Attending will be Mrs R E Jones of Pocahontas Va and Mrs H Gregory of Kimball. The local organization will also hold its next meeting July 8 with Mrs D Edwards hosting. The War Methodist Church offers services at John Stewart Methodist Church tonight at 7 with Rev Mrs Nora Young delivering the sermon and the church choir providing music. The Bluefield Branch NAACP meets at Scott Street Baptist Church today at 4 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Wives Association
Detroit
Mich
C. W. Tiffany
R. E. Jones
Pocahontas Va
H. ‘É (Gregory
Kimbal
D. Edwards
The
War Methodist Church
John Stewart Methodist Church
Nora Young
Bluefield
N.A.A.C.P
Scott Street Baptist Church
Links Inc National Convention to be Held at Bluefield State College
The Links Inc National Convention is set for 15 to 18 at Bluefield State College with the Southern West Virginia Chapter hosting and delegates from across the United States expected. Personal notes report Mrs. Sarah Harmon ill at her daughter’s Tip Top Virginia home. Mrs. Martha Montgomery traveling to Boston to assist a very ill sister. Mr. J W Saulters and family returning from Clinton South Carolina after Wade A Saulters Sr death at age 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Links, Inc
Bluefield State College
Southern West Virginia
Assembly
United States
Sarah Harmon
Samuel Thompson
Tip Top
Martha Montgomery
Boston
Mass
Mary Lee
J. W. Saulers
Clinton
S. C
Saulters
Wade A
Saulters Sr
Parent-Teacher Workshop Next On Program
The upcoming workshop runs from July 6 to July 16 and will address problems and solutions for the parent teacher organization. Mrs. Minnie J. Hitch leads the discussion, with Mrs. Annie Le Younger and Prof. Lee A. Toney as consultants. Parents and teachers in the area are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie J. Hitch
National Congress of
PTA
Annie le Younger
State Congress
Lee A. Toney
State
Congress
Vacation Bible School Starts at Scott Street Baptist
Vacation Bible School will begin Monday, June 21 at 9 a.m. at Scott Street Baptist Church. Instructor lineup includes Alma Hopkins Wooten as chairman and Clair De Woods as co-chairman with teams for Nursery, Beginners, Primary, Juniors and Teenagers. Rev. M. L. Shepard leads Teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyzily
Scott Street Baptist Church
Alma Hopkins Wooten
Clair de Woods
Felicia Porter
Gladys Patterson
Alice Brammer
Arlethia Robinson
Odell Muse
Coella Justice
Mary Morehead
Virginia Hebert
M. L. Shepard
Sunday School Supervisors and Teachers Named
The roster lists Miss Greta Mae Watkins and Miss Phyllis Mahaffey in music. Miss Barbara Haynes and Miss Sylvia McNeal in recreation. Mrs. Cora Gatewood and Mrs. Cassie Wade in physical education. Mrs. Floristine Woodward and Miss Josephine Hendricks in crafts and art. W. M. Campbell is superintendent.
Commendation Award To VMI Engineer Group
A certificate of commendation has been awarded VMI's student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers from the Parent National Group. This marks the 18th time the VMI Chapter has received the award, the highest given by the national organization. No other school in the nation has won the award more than 12 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
American Society of Civil Engineers
VMI
Wheeling Mother Dies In Traffic Mishap
In Elm Grove near Wheeling state troopers report Mrs. Joan H. Rynkievich 27 died after her car sideswiped a truck, crossed the highway and plunged into a dry creek. A passenger Erlene Krozinski 25 escaped with minor injuries. The incident occurred in June 2007 on US 8 40. Clarence Wohlford mortician student in Richmond has passed the state board for an assistant funeral director license in Crockett Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Joan H. Rynkievich
Elm Grove
Dave Reed
Charles Knight
Rynkievich
Erlene Krozinski
BO. Crockett, Va
Clarence Wohlford
Richmond
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Hollywood Indian Preview Lets Indians Grade Apache
Hollywood reports Burt Lancaster film Apache drew mixed Indian feedback. Indians liked sympathetic portrayal and Apache territory setting but condemned scenes of brutality toward the squaw. Mrs Standing Bear noted the historic concern over accurate tribal geography and praised producer access for native input. In Scranton a thief stole a white rabbit and 50 pound sack of rabbit feed from a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Hecht-Lancaster Productions
Burt Lancaster
Stevie Standing Bear
Indian Center
Arizona
Lancaster
Jean Peters
Standing Bear
Scranton. Pa
Louis Fennala
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Stoyan Christone
U. S
Neil
American Medical Association
Goodykoontz Drug Store
Bland and
South Streets
Bluefield, W. VA
London After
Vice
Peerage
Underworld
Robert Fabian
Bond Street
Queen of Clubs
Earl of Kinnoul
Siri
Oxford
Cambridge
PNK Eye
Bivefield, W.vo
Judy
Anova Untamed Am
Basesa
Technicolor
Victor Mature
Susan Hayward
Debra Paget
Amm Ramcrof
AY Robison
Frank Ross
Granada
Lke
Mamie
Audie Murphy
Lisa Gave
Lyle Bettger
Walter Brennan
Tecnocolol
Andy Clive
Lana Turner
Brunette
Lesh
Pier Angeli- Cares Thompson
Bonar Colleano
Plaue
National Links
Convention
Vacation Bible School
CSU Sal
Saale
John Jonm
Derek Savio
Ine Gas
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Howard Hawks
Pat Sutton
D.-Tenn
Knoxville, Tenn
Sutton
Gen
Estes Kefauver
Bill Johnson
Heche-Lancaster
Eochit
Appalachian
Electric Power Company
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