Instructors Seek To Retire and Board Elections
The West Virginia Board considers retirement petitions from 115 instructors plus 401 others seeking board membership for a three year term. Incumbent Herbert Schupbach faces Sherman Gose for the seat. the board also reviews retention of 56 teachers past retirement age and asks universities to retain over age faculty. Statements note pension provisions and list counts by county for ongoing employment.
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Herbert Schupbach
Martinsville
Sherman Gose
Mingo County
West Virginia University
Potomac State School
University
Potomac State
Barbour
Kanawha
Lincoln
Logan
Shall
McDowell
Monongalia
Putnam
Summers
Upshur
Wetzel
Wood
Voice of the People continued on Prom Page Four
Readers discuss Franco era politics and church state relations with Dr J L Hart and Mr Mallon arguing Russia lacks church state coordination. They note Catholic influence in Spain and Argentina budgets and Argentina’s constitution praising the Roman Catholic Church.
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Mallon
Uni
Bishop Cannon
United States
Kentucky
South America
Oncerely
Wendell G. Davis
College Avenue Baptist Church
Voice OF the People
Prom
Franco
Russia
Spain
Argentina
J. L. Hart
Apostolic Roman Catholic Church
Bids Sought to Lease Naval Plant Buildings in Charleston
West Virginia June 24 bids are invited to lease the idle South Charleston naval plant and a smaller structure on the property. The buildings were used during the war by the ordnance corporation for rockets torpedoes air flashes and guns. The War Assets Administration will consider private enterprise leasing with possible plant use. no bid receipt date set.
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Pean
W. Va
South ‘Charleston Naval Plant
General Ma Ordnance Corporation
Sax
WAA
Washington
Congressional
American Association of Machinists
The
Vally
H. J. Phillips Provides Whirlwind Daily Vignette
A fragmented page segment highlights diverse scenes and quotes. Citizens discuss inflation, casual purchases like shoes and lunches, a $14 straw sombrero, and a long distance call from California. References to a yachtman Chester Bowes in Essex Connecticut and notes on a boy-wonder actor emerge amid reminiscences of old city theaters.
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Citizen G
California
Feller
Chester Bowes
Essex
Conn
Cowana Calf
Hen and Chicken
Horse Island
Long Island Sound
Butterm Chan
Home Grown Park To Be More Plentiful
The service estimated 142 000 pigs farrowed for the 1944 45 season as higher corn costs reduced spring crops. More farrowing sows and larger litters boosted pigs per litter to 7.1, up from 6.8 last year. About 20 000 sows farrowed this year versus 17 000 in 1945, with fall crops expected around last year’s 24 000 sows, slightly below the 10 year average of 26 000.
Governors Under Fifty Four In 1945 Census
As of January 1 1946 a census shows 31 state governors were under 54 years old. The list details age comparisons across the union and highlights younger leadership amid postwar changes.
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States of the Union
Wings Over Europe to Bow at Ram sey Auditorium
Barter Theatre presents Wings Over Europe in Ram sey auditorium on July 6 as the third offering in the summer series sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The play, written on energy shortly after World War II, highlights postwar themes.
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Sey Auditorium
Barter Theatre
Junior Chamber of
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Herlihy
Murray
Ment
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Peery
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U. S. Army
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