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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1948

Page

3

Soil Conservation. Practices Advised by County Official

Robert E. Flint, secretary of the county agricultural conservation committee, explains that the ACP aims to hold soil, keep it productive, control excess water, and use water efficiently where irrigation is needed. He notes erosion prevention and soil repair as key goals, with contour farming, cover crops, grasses and legumes, and increased vegetative cover emphasized.

Robert E. Flint County Agricultural Conservation Committee ACP Flint Guilies

Great Books Topic For Group At Alloy

A Great Books class is formed at the Electro-Medallurgical Co plant in Alloy to awaken people to world events and teach modern thinking. Cecil Neal announces the program sponsored by the recreation department under John W. Mawrey. Byron E. Farwell of Detroit led a leaders' training school. seven completed the course: Dewey Haye, Ray Kirkwood, Jack Miles, John Mowrey, Hubert Dawson, Cecil Neal, and Pat Pourney.

Electro-Medallurgical Co Alloy Cecil Neal Recreation Department John W. Mawrey Byron E. Farwell Detroit Mich Great Books Foundation Dewey Haye Ray’ Kirkwood Jack” Miles John, Mowrey Hubert Dawson Pat Pourney Robert N. Hutchins University of Chicano

Oak Hill Student Heads Tech Journalism Group

Wilson Cooper of Oak Hill senior at West Virginia Tech elected president of Club 30 journalism organization. Harry Peck of Hinton named vice president and Robert Hallman of Lincolnton secretary treasurer. Monthly dinners will invite prominent area newspapermen.

Oak Hill Tech Montgomery Wilson Cooper West Virginia Tech Club Harry Peck Hinton Robert Hallman Lincolnton N. C

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