Penny-Rile Perfume Prompts Wild Carnival Night
Uncle Jack's high society misadventure ends in a pennyrile remedy. A Texas widow seeks Old Pluto the white faced Hereford bull, but perfume, liquor, and carnival rides lead to a volatile clash with Aunt Minnie. Old Sudsy rubs penny-rile to remove the scent and returns home smelling of the weed, triggering a furious confrontation.
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Jack
Cross Creek
Tennessee
Mr. Webster
Mint
Sudsy
Howdy
Aunt Minnie
Minnie
Lone Star
Pluto
Widder
Minne
Tink Dun‘can
Tink
Country Squire's Club
Tink Duncan
China
Josh
Booker T Washington Monument Planned in Malden
Charleston capitalized on a Booker T. Washington memorial plan announced Saturday to honor his ties to Malden where he began teaching. G. E. Ferguson and J. A. Lewis said a 22½ foot bust atop a three foot pedestal will cost about $12 000 and be built by the Booker T. Washington Memorial Association.
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Charleston
Booker T. Washington
Malden
G. E. Ferguson
J. A. Lewis
West Virginia Advancement League
Washington
Four Die In West Point Plane Crash Near Airport
A Piper Apache crashed into a mudbank near West Point Airport killing four aboard. Victims include William Howard Baker a Richmond aerospace employee, Ray Walsh a Washington attorney, Larry Wood a federal employee, and two flying club buyers plus an instructor. Federal investigators probe cause.
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West Point
William Howard Baker
Aero Industries
Richmond
Ray Walsh
Larry Wood
Washington
Capitol Flying Club
Walsh
Wood
Woods
Baker
Tyler Native Named Controller At W and J
Harold J. Hess of Bridgeville Pennsylvania has been named controller at Washington and Jefferson College. Hess is a Friendly Tyler County West Virginia native and previously worked for the Radio Corporation of America.
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Tyler
W&j
Washington, Pa
Harold J. Hess
Bridgeville
Washington & Jefferson College
Hess
Friendly
Tyler County
W. Va
The
Radio Corp. of America
Gettysburg Is New U S Stamp Commemorative
A five cent Battle of Gettysburg commemorative stamp, third in the Civil War Centennial series, goes on sale July 2 1963 in Bluefield after a July 1 Gettysburg first day. Designed by Roy Giertson it features Confederate and Union soldiers with white lettering and will be printed on Giori presses in panes of 50.
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Battle of Gettysburg
Bluefield
Howard Faulkner
Gettysburg
Roy Giertson
San Pedro
Calif
Giori
Pennsylvania
Death of Hartack patriarch ruled from chest artery bleed
Jefferson County coroner said William Hartack about 55 died from hemorrhaging after being shot near his stucco farm home west of Charles Town. Police call it a homicide. a woman is to be questioned. He collapsed after driving his pickup and striking a telephone pole.
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Charles Town
W. Va
William Hartack
Bill Hartack
Hartack
W.va
Mildred Williams
Jefferson County
R. R. Truax
Truax
Dyer Predicts Near Victory Over Polio in West Virginia
State Health Director N H Dyer anticipates an almost complete victory over polio in West Virginia in the 1950s. He notes no confirmed smallpox cases since 1948 and cites declining polio figures since 1940s, with vaccine progress from Salk and Sabin. He urges continued immunization to stamp out polio.
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Charleston
N. H. Dyer
West Virginia
West
Boone County
Virginia
Fayette County
Jonas Salk
Dyer
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Federal Aviation Officials
Camp Dawson
National Guard
16Th Special Forces Group
Steve Carter
University Ave
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West Virginia University School of Pharmacy
Bluefield High School
Bluefield College
University
Carter
WVU
Fred R. Yost
U.S
Geum
Clee
Nick
T. V. Service
Bluewell, W. Va
Florida
California
Jim Walter
Ine
Bluefield, Ww. V. Bluefield
Princeton
Beckley
W. VA. Eisenhower Dr. Vr
Bristol
Tenn.ye
City Hwy
Pikeville
Williams
Jim Walter Corporation
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