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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

4

Guardsmen Break Camp From Camp Breckinridge

West Virginia Army National Guard units end two weeks of summer drills at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky and Fort Knox. Units head home with bivouacs in Ohio Indiana Kentucky Virginia and Saylorsville to return to the Eastern Panhandle.

Camp Breckinridge West Virginia Army National Guard Fort Knox 201St Field Artillery Keyser Moorefield Martinsburg W. Va Chillicothe Ohio Camp Dawson Kingwood Panhandle West Virginia Fairmont Dillsboro Indiana Parkersburg 468Th Field Artillery Lawrenceburg 3664Th Ordnance Co 193Rd Engineer Co Lexington Army National Guard 150Th Armored Cavalry Regiment 150Th Grayson Bluefield Hinton Princeton Saylersville

Travel Light Wrinkle Free Folding Garment Bags

Nationally advertised CARSAC Wrinkle Free folding garment bags for ladies and men are priced from $8.95 at Schlossberg's Vacation Luggage Sav-O-Rama.

Carsac Schlossberg

The Common Cold Cure Dream Resists Time

An opinion note laments the stubborn common cold, arguing science may one day cure it yet so far remains costly to all and a fixture of everyday life. It reflects on the persistent ailment that many can endure and ways progress might unfold.

Bradford Quits After 30 Years

J H Bradford resigns as Virginia state budget director effective Aug 1 after more than 30 years in fiscal policy. Gov Almond names Levin Moseley Kuhn to succeed him and confirms G Lloyd Nunnally as head of the new department of purchases and supply. Bradford, 76, submitted resignation, Governor accepting with appreciation.

Richmond J. H. Bradford Virginia Almond Levin Moseley Kuhn Highway Department G. Lloyd Nunnnally Department of Purchases and Supply Nunnally Kuhn Bradford

Princeton Quartet Entertains Kiwanians at Pinnacle

The Princeton Quartet performed barbershop harmony and spirituals for the South Bluefield Kiwanis Club at a regular dinner meeting at the Pinnacle Restaurant. Three year perfect attendance pins were awarded to five members, with visiting clergy and Essie Bailey attending.

Princeton South Bluefield Kiwanis Club Pinnacle Bill Simpkins Ed Rule Cris Barton Sam Evans Arlie Schraeder George Hall George Vick Nick Hambrick Bob Tyson Warner Graham Bill Dillon Oran Roberts Bramwell Bob Hawks Bluefield Essie Bailey

Cadillac restitution for exonerated man after decade

Nassau County must pay Walter Michalowski 6,253 in depreciation and interest plus 7,000 total costs after the State Supreme Court ordered return of his seized Cadillac once he proved he did not steal it. The case highlights government overreach and costly legal battles.

Mineola N. Y Walter Michalowski

Almond links NAACP to fellow travelers in integration talk

Governor Almond at a Richmond press briefing labeled the NAACP and allies as fellow travelers. He declined pledging support for the 1960 Democratic ticket until the situation unfolds and said he would back all Virginia Democratic nominees. He aims to bolster Democratic congressional presence in Virginia.

Richmond Almond Eisenhower The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People National Democratic Party Little Rock NAACP Virginia Washington Richard Pence Congress Richard I. Poff Joel T. Broyhill Edward J. Robeson Jr Thomas N. Downing

Man Receives Suspended Sentence After Biscuit Misery

Bristol Virginia AP reports Donald Pippin said he beat his wife over biscuits for breakfast and was angered when breakfast items were limited to toast. His wife testified she overslept and couldn’t bake biscuits, leading to the dispute and a 20 day suspended sentence.

Bristol Donald Pippin

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