Carrier of the Week James Osborne Receives Prizes
James Osborne 18, South Charleston, is the Gazette carrier of the week. A Charlestown High School senior active in football and track, he delivers to 212 homes and has earned trips to Cincinnati and Morgantown. He hopes to study airplane mechanics after graduation and serves as Sunday School secretary at Holiness Mission.
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Vic
James Osborne
C. A. Osborne
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South Charles
James
Gazette
South Charleston
Charleston High School
Holiness
Jack C. Meadows
Greenbrier Military College yearbook features six female cheerleaders
Greenbrier Military College includes six women from Greenbrier College in its yearbook cheer section. The pictured cheerleaders for the Fighting Cadets winter and fall sports are Janice Bell Ginger Rogers Ann Bell Marianne Richardson Patty Willis and Sharon Kirby.
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Greenbrier Military College
Greenbrier College
Military School
Janice Bell
Ginger Rogers
Ann Bell
Marianne Richardson
Patty Willis
Sharon Kirby
The Defiant Ones Leads Multiple City Theatres
The listing shows The Defiant Ones at several neighborhood and community venues including Custer Brownes Owens and Marmetw with Tony Curtis Sidney Poitier Ed Kemmer Mickey Rooney and more. Other double bills include The Spider and The Brain Eaters at Pride and Victory venues with Ed Kemmer and Jane Kenny Edwin Nelson Joanna Lee.
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Custer
Ed Kemmer
June Kenny
Edwin Nelson
Joanna Lee
Imitation of Life
Colors
Lana Turner
John Gavin
Sandra Dee
Dan O’herlihy
Tony Curtis
Sidney Poitier
Wild Heritage
CinemaScape
Will Rogers Jr
Maureen O'Sullivan
Mickey Rooney
Alan Bunce
Kayton
Rosalind Russe
Labelle
Liane
Ben Turpin
Wil Rogers Jr
Jean Harlow
Marmetw
Owens
Sidney Paitier
Oregon Passage
John Erickson
PRIDE
Jane Kenny
Valley
Ed , Kemmer
Joanne Lee
Victory
Errol Flynn
Juliette Greco
Rickey Rooney
Tom Ewell
Eleview—"Sayanara
Marion Brando
Red Suttons
David Brian
Sidney Boitier
Cartoon Carnival
Rosalind Russell
Forrast Tucker
den Turpin
Will Roger
Tony Cur _foitier
Mickey Roonay
The
Kidney
Will Rogers, Jr
D, Day
Richard Widmark
Richard Todd
Cartoun
Darby
Rangers
James Gamar
Everglades
Ivan “Savonaro
Merlan Srande
Naked and
Aldo Roy
Susan Oliver
Defiant Ones
Tony Curtiv
Sidnay Poltler
John Erichran
Spider
Brain Gaters
Edwin Nelson-Jogne
WVU to Confer Over 1300 Degrees at Sunday Commencement
Morgantown West Virginia University will award more than 1300 degrees this morning in the field house. Devereux C Josephs chairman of New York Life delivering the commencement address. Honorary degrees of doctor of laws to Josephs and Walter J Tuohy. Fivis J Stahr Jr presiding officer since Feb 1 WVU president. Ernest G Otey WVU Board president also took part. Baccalaureate exercises were Sunday with Dr William G Pollard Oak Ridge Nuclear Studies director.
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West Virginia University
Devereux C. Josephs
New York Life Insurance Co
Josephs
Walter J. Tuohy
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Fivis J. Stahr Jr
Randolph Urges Strong Defense Amid Cold War Tensions
Senator Jennings Randolph urged maintaining maximum U S defense strength during ongoing talks with the Soviet Union and other nations. He cited the threat of intercontinental missiles and warned of annihilation unless decisive action is taken. The remarks followed a High Technical School ceremony where Judith Louise Ingalls received a $1200 four year scholarship as co valedictorian.
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Jennings Randolph
D-Wva
United States
Pendleton County
Technical
Randolph
Technical High School
Harvey College
Judith Louise
Louise B
Russia
Ingalls
Vine
Alcourier
Renick FFA Selects Star Farmer in Local Chapter
Renick Greenbrier area youth Gail F Montgomery of Renick was named star farmer of the Renick chapter of the Future Farmers of America for his outstanding supervised farming program. He won the chapter soil and water management award twice and has shown his dairy heifers at the state dairy show.
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Renick
Greenbrier
Future Farmers of America
Gail F.montgomery
5. I. Montgomery
Edwin Hill to Head East Bank High School Student Body
East Bank High School installs Edwin Butch Hill as student president and Terry Myers as vice president during the annual awards assembly. Hill is son of Rex Hill of Chesapeake and has three years as vice president. a Future Teachers of America member and baseball player. Myers, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Price Williams of Hansford, belongs to Future Teachers of America and the Dramatic Club.
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East Bank High School
Edwin Butch? Hill
Terry Myers
Hill
Rex Hill
Chesapeake
East Bank
Amer
Ica
Myers
Price W. Williams
Hans‘ford
Boll
Future Teachers of America
Dramatic Club
Russians Seek Birth Control Knowledge in London Talks
In London three Soviet women specialists meet British doctors to discuss sex problems with Prof. Margarita Zakharova leading the group. She says they are mainly interested in birth control methods and acknowledge they know little but wish to learn more.
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London
Margarita Zakharova
Jordan Announces Candidacy for UN Security Council Seat
Jordan announces its bid for the United Nations Security Council seat vacated by Tunisia at the end of December. The move positions Jordan to participate in pivotal Security Council decisions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Tunisia
Charleston Boy Wins GMS Honor
Samuel iM Stone IV of Charleston received a gold medal for military leadership at Greenbrier Military School during the 147th commencement. Other honors included a bronze medal for academic excellence to Darryl H. Rogers of Carrollton Ohio, and medals and ribbons awarded to several cadets including Douglas Petrie Beirut Lebanon and Thomas R. Burke II Lewisburg.
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Lewisburg
Samuel Im. Stone IV
Charleston
Greenbrier Military School
Darryl H. Rogers
Carrollton
Ohio
Assn
U. S. Army
Douglas Petrie
Beirut
Lebanon
Thomas R. Burke II
Roger L. Thompson
Matewan
John S. Benjamin
Leopard Attacks End As Farmer Fights Back
Windhoek reports Koos Coetzee, a Namibian farmer, fought off two leopard attacks. He choked the animal unconscious on the third strike and killed it by running over it with his truck after it wounded him.
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Windhoek
South West Africa
Koos Coetzee
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