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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
6
Senator McClellan, head of the Senate Investigations subcommittee, seeks White House reply after Maxwell Rabb refuses to testify. McCarthy calls the refusal arrogant and Mundt warns of political motives. Rabb cites Inside Story notes as context while Brownell is asked to respond to allegedly misquoted remarks.
Pinal sessions of the Foodhandlers Conference in Mercer County will be held at the Memorial Building at Princeton tomorrow. Two meetings will be held at 2 pm and 7 30 pm. All foodhandlers who have not attended a class during 1956 are urged to attend a session to validate their status. Allen Dyer, director o fiesta Destsel.
Nagging backache and discomfort from overexertion or emotional stress are described. Doan’s Pills are promoted for pain relief, soothing bladder irritation, and mild diuretic effects to improve kidney output. The ad touts a long history of use and an economy size option.
The government said it had smashed a death plot against President Kubitschek and arrested Albanian citizen Antonio Consulich Valen tim alias Guido Antonio Lipertenelle in his hotel room near Catete Palace. Police called him about 35, exceptionally intelligent and fluent in Portuguese. Exile imminent. prosecutors labeled it anarchistic. Local papers alleged aims of staging a Communist subversion campaign.
Robert Stanley Dickenson son of Mr and Mrs Sam Dickenson of Bishop Virginia will graduate June 29 from the Benjamin Franklin University Academy School in Washington DC with a bachelor of commercial science degree.
Defense Department general counsel Mans field T. Sprague wrote a letter of regret after two security agents and a capital police officer searched Sen Lehman's office next to a secret hearing room. The incident prompted protest from Lehman and fellow senators over senatorial privacy.
Louis D. Meisel of Fairmont argued before the State Supreme Court seeking a certificate of election as a Republican State Ex Committee member from the 14th district. The dispute centers on residency and the two-per-c county rule, with Watson and Sargent also named contenders and O'Brien's certification upholding one man and one woman from Marion and Monongalia counties.
The body of Admiral Ernest J. King arrived in Washington by plane for full military honors. The five star admiral, 77, died in Portsmouth New Hampshire and will lie in state at the National Cathedral before burial at the Naval Academy cemetery in Annapolis following a funeral service.
Emanuel Poulson reports his antique bronze Japanese lantern weighing 2000 pounds was stolen in Pasadena. Police theorize the thief valued the lantern at one dollar per pound, suggesting a straightforward haul.
Production in the Pocahontas Coal Field reached 576 257 tons for the week ending June 23, down 3 239 tons from the prior week 579 496. Year to date accumulations total 14 336 893 tons, up 1 408 014 tons from 1955.
A strong odor of smoke from a faulty fluorescent light fixture brought the Bluefield Fire Department to the J. C. Penney Store on Federal Street yesterday. The call came in about 9 30 in the morning.
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