Steelworkers Vote On New CIO Contract At Betha Division
At AUSTINVILLE Virginia on June 21 union employees of the Betha Mineral Division of the New Jersey Zinc Co will vote Wednesday night on a newly negotiated contract with the CIO United Steel Workers of America Local 5075 also planning to install new officers. Meetings are set for 7 30 p m and midnight at the school.
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Austinville
Betha Mineral Division
New Jersey Zinc Co
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
Copenhaver Links Vice to Crime at FOP Conference
Charleston Mayor John T. Copenhaver told 57 police officers at the Fraternal Order of Police conference that 90 percent of crime starts in vice districts. He noted declines in juvenile delinquency during his three years in office as national leaders Jack Dudek and Joann Quinn planned to speak at a banquet with the state lodge led by E Ray Blake.
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Charles
West Virginia
Charleston
John T. Copenhaver
Fraternal Order of Police
Copenhaver
Kanawha County
Jack Dudek
Cleveland
Joann J Quinn
Philadelphia
FOP
E Ray Blake
Huntington
Marland to Visit State ANG Camp at Travis Field
Gov Marland will visit the West Virginia Air National Guard at Travis Field near Savannah where 500 guardsmen from the 167th Fighter Bomber Squadron train for two weeks. The unit combines with Kentucky and North Carolina to form the 123rd Fighter Bomber Wing flying F 51s. Col J Kemp McLaughlin said the governor would join a gunnery exercise over the Atlantic.
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Travis Field
Gov Marland
West Virginia Air National Guard
West
Col
J. Kemp McLaughlin
Charleston
Gov. Marland
Huntington To Host Special Education Conference
A special education conference in collaboration with the West Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults and the International Council for Exceptional Children opens tomorrow at Marshall College. It will feature F. R. Power, state director of Vocational Rehabilitation, and Wayne University professor Thomas Coleman Jr. as speakers, with regional leaders including R W. Cooke and P. K. Martin among others.
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Huntington
West Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
International Council For Exceptional Children
Marshall Col
F. R. Power
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Thomas Coleman Jr
Wayne University
Detroit
R W. Cooke
Mercer County
P. K. Martin
McDowell County
C. Hutchinson
Hearing Assi
Charleston
John St Clairt
Kanawhaty Schools
Hawley Successor May Be Named At WVU Board Meet
West Virginia University Board of Governors plans a weekend meeting in Bluefield. Board member E Otey says seven of nine members plus WVU President Dr Irvin Stewart and Mrs Stewart will attend. Consideration of successors to the late Roy Hawley and C T Neff Jr. is on the agenda, but replacements may not be named at this session.
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Otey
Bluefield
Irvin Stewart
WVU
Stewart
Roy M
Booze Thirsty Convict No Longer A Trusty
BUTTE Mont A trusty at the silver Bow County Jail slipped away for a few drinks before police arrested him for being under the influence. Hunter's trusty ship ended as the judge sentenced him to 60 days plus 22 days of his original sentence.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Bow County
Hunter
Government Moves to Deport State Man Charged as Communist
Immigration hearing in Charleston exposes testimony by Lowell Watson linking Constandinos Athas to 1930s party meetings in 1935 36. Government seeks Athas deportation to Greece under grounds of Communist affiliation and related actions.
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Charleson
Constandinos
Charles) Athas
Charleston
Lowell Watson
Grafton
U. S. Immigration Service
Athas
Greece
Munist
Watson
Unemployed Council
Engiee
Preston
Horace S. Meldahl
Communist Party
Olathe, Kai
Subersives
Immigration Service
Iacuiry
George Fein
Joseph Sureck
Ag Athas
Sureck
John Lauener
West Virginia
Charleston Man Elected President of MSE Meet
Charles Lively of Charleston West Virginia was installed as president of the Medical Society Executives Conference at its eighth annual meeting in San Francisco. Lively serves as executive secretary of the West Virginia State Medical Association and editor of the West Virginia Medical Journal. The conference gathered about 250 executives from national, state, and local medical societies.
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San Francisco
Charles Lively
Charleston
W. Va
Medical Society Executives Conference
Ralph W. Neill
Seattle
Lively
West Virginia State Medical Aren
Westirginia Edical Journal
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Barclay Allison
Wytheville Packin Company
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Iony
Hawley
Commie
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