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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
6
An editorial warns against door to door sales of vitamins and medicines without licenses. It urges readers to trust licensed pharmacists, notes laws pharmacists observe, and emphasizes safeguarding potency and reputation.
The article details the Committee for an Effective Government aiding Tydings with funds for his bid to defeat Butler, noting George E. Agree as executive secretary and the committee’s research role for Congress. It references McCarthy era charges, Republican support, and internal party criticisms.
Frank Iaquinta of Clarksburg received the nations plumber of the year award, a commemorative plaque, and $1,000 cash. Robert C. Tenry of Fairmont was elected a national director and is a past president of the West Virginia Master Plumbers Association. Ken Buford, longtime Bluefield contractor, serves as executive secretary as the association grows. Bluefield hosts the group with Buford residing there.
The article laments aging federal judges with no retirement age and widespread court inefficiencies. It cites courtroom delays, lack of air conditioning in southern courts, and funding shortages that stall criminal and civil cases. Observers blame public apathy and professional laxity for ongoing judicial backlog.
In the former case J Paul of Pineville ed a judgment of 95 000 Gazette Socratic of Delegates from Wyoming County Bower is a 44 year old World War II veteran serving his second term. Proceedings in his case are presided by Robert W Morrell.
The article outlines a plan to establish a modern textile manufacturing facility in Mexico. It discusses anticipated industrial growth, potential economic impact, and collaboration with regional partners to boost production capacity and employment opportunities.
Norfolk and Western Railway reports coal shipments for the weekend ending June 22 at 19,647 cars, up 303 from the prior week’s 19,344 cars. The week’s totals beat the year earlier 18,219 car week. daily loadings appear for Monday through Friday.
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