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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
1
Walter Reuther signaled near failure in efforts to seal new contracts with Ford Chrysler and General Motors. He told reporters the UAW would work without a contract at all three plants until the automakers indicate readiness to bargain.
The Chir opody Society of West Virginia elected Dr. H. D. Darby of Huntington as its president at an annual meeting here Sunday. Other new officers include Dr. Earl Sheff, Charleston, president elect, Dr. G. Leipack, Wheeling, treasurer, and Dr. Max Arnold, South Charleston, secretary. The group's 1959 convention will be held in Charleston with dates to be set later.
National Republican Women’s Federation program opens with Seaton addressing attendees in Charleston. Notables including Rep. Richard M. Simpson and Sen. Andrew Schoeppel plan appearances amid campaign clinics and sessions on party organization, with leaders from West Virginia and neighboring states participating and adjournment planned after a three day gathering.
Philadelphians queued to buy Sunday papers as strikes by Teamsters Local 628 and the American Newspaper Guild disrupted delivery. The Charleston Circus Fans of America joined the Beers-Barnes show in a joint event to support readers during the stoppage.
Madison An Ashford coal miner charged with drunken driving was released on bond from Boone County jail after a weekend crash that killed 73-year-old retired miner Roy Asbury identified Eugene Barker about 45. Barker’s pickup plummeted 450 feet down an embankment, rolled, and landed in a tree between Ashford and Dartmont. His companion Louis Flore of Dartmont died.
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