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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1954
Page
4
A reader group urges meddling in a friend's dating of a promiscuous blonde. Molly Mayfield counters that such interference may ruin friendship, suggests a direct scheme to “rescue” him, while another column advises against marrying a much older woman.
The reader quotes a line offering $500 for Aboominum pots and pens to make up a mess of Kickapoo Joy Juice. The note asks to read the color ad in today’s comics up to Abner.
Swedish chemists report a ninhydrin based method to reveal fingerprints up to 12 years later, possibly reopening long closed cases. The process stains prints pink after heating, with amino acids in prints reacting to form the visible pattern, challenging conventional recovery methods. The study notes water content and timing affect visibility and integrity of prints.
Review covers A B C Whipple's South Seas adventure Meville story and the sea saga's brutal details. Also discusses Eddy Gilmore's Me and My Russian Wife and Lowell Barrington's Deserter with their dramatic plots and accessible prose. Includes current best sellers in fiction and non fiction lists.
Melvin Silver, a Torrance shoe salesman, offered sandals to a customer who left to shop elsewhere and returned. After inspecting more footwear, the man attacked Silver with a blunt object, threatened his life, then departed.
Walter H. Cregger, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Cregger of Bluefield Virginia Avenue, received a Bachelor of Science in agronomy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute during recent commencement in Burress Hall. He joined Phi Sigma Phi Kappa Phi and the American Society of Agronomy and served as Agronomy Club vice president in his senior year. Bobby Adams of the Cincinnati Redlegs led the National League in assists totals and double plays at third base in 1953.
Berkeley May 2 194? A heart patient cedes to design a humane living and working space. Russell G DeLappe adapts his office for minimal exertion and collaborates with Alameda County Heart Assn and the American Institute of Architects to promote functionalist, accessible homes and offices for people with heart disease.
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