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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1957

Page

3

West Virginia Guardsmen Earn Top Rating at Camp Breckinridge

Huntington units led the pack with top ratings as the 1957 West Virginia National Guard encampment at Camp Breckinridge and Fort Knox concluded. Six units rated superior, 17 excellent, 12 very satisfactory, and 12 satisfactory. The 468th Field Artillery Battalion's four groups earned high marks, with 3024 guardsmen returning home richer by 612 dollars each, via unit payrolls and commander issued checks.

Ft, Knox 468Th Field Artillery Battalion Huntington Army National Guard Fer Virginia Camp Breckinridge West Virginia Ft. Knox Frederick J. Bailey Jr Columbus Ohio Hartford F. Salee West Virginia National Guard Adj William B. Blake Underwood West Virginia Army National Guard Beckley High 130Th Armored Cavalry Beckley C. E. Galaspie Karl P. Moreland Williamson Mountaineer Blake

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Launches Milk Education Campaign

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau distributes posters featuring a Good Health Giant to teach children that milk comes from cows. Top coloring efforts win county fair prizes next summer.

Madison, Wis.ap Wisconsin Farm Bureau

Ladies Night Planned by Bluefield Sales Executives Club

The Bluefield Sales Executives Club will host its annual ladies night at Bluefield Country Club tomorrow evening. The event features a 6 pm cocktail hour, a main dinner, and humorist speaker Calvin D. Johnson, introduced by H. D. Anderson.

Bluefield Sales Executives Club Bluefield Country Club Hudson Huffard Calvin D. Johnson Johnson Kentucky Congress Illinois Los Angeles Bluefield H. D. Anderson

Kenova Lumber Man Receives State Honor

Kenova lumber company owner James P. Hamer was named West Virginia conservationist of the year at the West Virginia Forest Council annual meeting in Charleston. Eugene Shreve of Summersville was elected state chairman, succeeding Don Hollen of Fairmont. J.J. Straight urged education’s responsibility to conservation.

Charleston Kenova Lumber Company James P. Hamer West Virginia West Virginia Forest Council Eugene Shreve Summersville Gauley Coal Land Co Don Hollen Fairmont Marion County J.J. Straight Council On ‘‘Education Shreve Carl J. Johnson Roy Lee Harmon Beckley Earl Mullins

Eight-year-old driver stopped on Ohio 5 in Warren

State Patrol halted a car on Ohio 5 west of Warren. the driver was eight years old Terry Evans. The stepfather John R. Jones of Newton Falls said he did not know it was illegal and was cited for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle.

Warren Ohio Ohio 5 Here Terry Evans Terry John R. Jones Newton Falls Jones Texas Army United McClellan

Supreme Court Curbing Congress

The Supreme Court has limited Congress and the executive in high profile cases Jencks and Watkins, prompting congressional pushback and White House support for new limits. Marilyn Monroe plotline Latin crossfire and Miller contempt conviction noted as fallout while Eisenhower calls for measured action and respect for court duties. The response includes rapid Senate and House measures to regulate access to FBI files and witness material in trials.

Supreme Court Congress Executive Branch Eisenhower Jencks Watkins Clinton E. Jencks FBI John Watkins Congressional Marilyn Monroe Arthur Miller House Committee On Un-American Activities Miller U. S Charles F. McLaughlin Warren Justice Department White House Senate Judiciary House Walter D-Pa Un-American Activities Commitee Atty Brownell Senate

Local bandleader cancels dance over mumps outbreak

In Atlantic City New Jersey AP Ray Mathis a local bandleader phoned Jefferson Dance Club chairwoman Miss Jean Wertzberger to cancel an engagement saying two of his musicians had contracted the mumps.

Atlantic City N.J Ray Mathis Can Jean Wertzberger Jefferson Dance Club Mathis

Liquor Board To Remain The Same In Reorganization

Charleston June 29 Liquor Commission Chairman E Gaujot Bias said the three member board will be replaced by a single commissioner with Gov Underwood naming Bias as the post holder. Col Benjamin W Venable will become deputy commissioner and Douglas L Freutel will be field investigator. Longtime top staff will be kept including Guy E Williams as finance and stock control director James H Hall as general field supervisor and Carl Ross as warehouse superintendent. Bias noted a several week dry run in preparation for the change while a separate line notes New York City population now seven times greater than all of pre Columbian North America.

Charleston Liquor Commission E. Gaujot Bias Gov Underwood Benjamin W. Venable Douglas L. Freutel Huntington Marland Guy E. Williams Finance and Stock Control James H. Hall Weston Carl Ross Kanawha County

France Got Armored Vehicles From U.S.

Senator McClellan disclosed that a blacklisted contractor sold 350 reconditioned M8 armored trucks to France in 1956 for use against Algerian rebels. Hearings will probe profits, GSA sale of armor plate, and related legal actions as the Justice Department pursues damages from United Auto Parts Co. and affiliates.

Washington McClellan D-Ark France State and Defense Departments Senate United Auto Parts Co Kansas City Texas General Services Administration Gary Ind United Tee Justice Department United Auto Subcommittee United States Algeria Texarkana Truck Parts Co Texarkana Tex Red River Arsenal

York Dispatch Endorses Daily Whittling for Congress

The York Dispatch editorial advocates Congress whittling for an hour after lunch to improve behavior in Washington. It argues whittling reduces stress, aids clear thinking, and gives perspective on problems facing lawmakers.

York York Dispatch Congress Washington

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West Virginia National Guardsmen Warlick’s Furniture Kenova Lumber Car-Financ Ing the Commercial Bank OF W. VA F.D.I.C White Front Parts Company Richlands, Va Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Sen Morse D-Ore Seamond D-Sc Charles D. Beier Oley Rt. 3 Princeton Medical College of Virginia Rho Chi Sigma Zeta Matoaka High School Bailey School of Dentistry Richmond American Legion New York City North America Mexico U.S Imperial S&h Pocahontas Peerless Joseph W. Eaton City Board
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