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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1956

Page

10

English Said Chief Tongue Of All Nations

Washington report shows Oliver J. Caldwell stating that English has become the chief tongue of the world after World War II. He notes it spread as a standard medium of communication among non-English speakers and that about one in seven or eight people may be defined as English speaking or learning English. Only Chinese exceeds it numerically but Chinese is varied by dialects.

Washington Oliver J. Caldwell U.S. Office of Education College English Assny Caldwell

More Taxpayers Get Easy Forms and Language Link

The report notes millions more taxpayers will receive Form 1040A for simple returns under $5 000 salary with limited other income. It cites Caldwell on English as a global aid to diplomacy and education, arguing a common language reduces barriers and boosts international relations and mutual understanding.

Kiln County Man Frees After Tavern Altercation

A Kenawha County man named Ralph Means of Davis Creek faced an assault charge after a tavern incident. Judge James McWhorter released him by placing the charge on the open docket, noting excessive drinking and granting permission to return to Columbus, Ohio.

Kenawha County Ralph ‘Means Davis Creak James McWhorter Means Mears Columbus Ohio

Byrd to Speak At Watch Night Service Here

The City Bible Church hosts a Watch Night service Monday at 9 30 p.m. featuring speaker C Byrd of the Sixth District. Marvin Birnkrant of East Liverpool Ohio will also speak. The event launches the center’s Right Start for the Year revival meetings January 1 13 led by Evangelist Melvin V Efman of Huntington and Rev Reid Jepson.

Byrd City Bible Church P. Om Seccemehs Pen Obert C. Byrd Martin Luther Marlvin’ Birnkrant East Liverpool Ohio Melvin V., Efan Huntington Reid Jepson

Record U S crude oil output hits peak in latest week

New U S crude production reaches a record 7,376,100 barrels per day, up 20,950 barrels from the prior week. The advance marks the third consecutive week of rising output amid stocks and gasoline data reported from New York.

U. S New York Jtate

Sermon Outline for Thanksgiving Day Service

The notice lists a worship regioning through God with Rev Lowe presenting a sermon titled Christian Science Lesson for Thanksgiving Day. It outlines the service components and the preacher’s name, reflecting a church program extract.

Martin Rev Lowe

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