Charleston Meeting Focuses on Health Assn Convention
Krohders of multiple groups gather across Charleston for health association convention planning and various luncheons. Luncheons and meetings are slated for noon and 7:30 p.m. including the Municipal meeting and planning sessions.
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Health Assn
Brotherhood of ‘Gs. m
Charleston Board of Real- Railway and Steamship Clerks
Kanawha
Baniel Beane Halet Planning Commission
Valley Industrial Union Council
Pilot Club
CIO
West Virginia
Children’s Home Society
Luncheon Meetings Listed By Local Organizations
Quarrier Diner hosts a series of noon luncheons for Cerbide Candl e Telephone Co Family Service board of directors DuPont Girls Club Roftner Teter Woslwace Charleston Association of Credit Men and Atlantic Greyhound Corp with varied start times including 9 a m and 12 36 p m managed by multiple groups planning discussions and gatherings.
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Quarrier
Candle Telephone Co
Family Service Board of Directors
DuPont Girls Club
Roftner Teter Woslwace
Charleston Assn. of Credit
Atlantic Greyshound Corp
Hiroshima Maidens to leave New York for Japan
Ten of the Hiroshima Maidens who received plastic surgery for atomic bomb burns will depart New York Tuesday aboard a U S Air Force plane from McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey. They carry the ashes of Tomoeka Nakabayashi who died after a third operation at Mt Sinai Hospital.
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New York
INS
Hiroshima Maide
Japan
Tomoeka Nakabayashi
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New Yorks
U. S. Air Force
McGuire Air Force Base
Fort Dix
N. J
Travis Air Force Base
California
Suffrage Pact Approved By Lebanon and Nations
Lebanon joins a broad pact guaranteeing women equal political rights with men. The convention, approved by the oral Assembly in December, took effect in July 1954. Thirty nine countries signed, twenty three ratified, and the United States has not ratified. Ten Communist countries are full parties.
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TED Nations
WN. Y
Lebanon
United States
Boone Festival Draws Democratic and Republican Candidates
Madison June 5 Special A Boone County Homecoming Aug 5 will mix politics with festivity as Judge K K Hall says invitations have gone to Democratic and Republican candidates for U S Senate and governor. They will each speak 15 minutes at the Madison ballpark parade at 1230 pm with bands from Madison Seth and Van. Democratic gubernatorial nominee Robert H Mollohan and Republican Senate nominee Chapman Revercomb plan to attend. A homecoming queen will be chosen and prizes will go to the oldest person largest family and the traveler from furthest distance.
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Madison
Boone County
K. K. Hall
Judge Hall
Madison Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Senate
Robert H. Mollohan
Fairmount
Senate
Chapman Revercomb
Madison Ballpark
Seth
Van
Hawaiian Appointed To Monsanto Position
Elichi Morita a native of Hawaii is appointed to a research post in Monsanto Chemical Co plant Nitro within the organic chemicals division. He attended Honolulu schools and Tokyo Higher Technical School and previously worked for Honolulu Gas Co and Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd as vice-chief of the chemical laboratory.
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Elichi Morita
Ha Waii
Monsanto Chemical Co
Nitro
Organic
Morita
Honolulu
Tokyo Higher Technical School
Honolulu Gas Co
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd
Iraq allocates funds for civil defense and weapons purchase
In Baghdad on June 5 the Iraqi Parliament approved three million dinars for a civil defense department and buying new military weapons. Finance Minister Dhialalar said the United States continues arms supply under a military aid agreement.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Dhialalar
House
United States
Foraq
Church Fights Materialism, Russian Says
Metropolitan Nicolai of the Russian Orthodox Church said in Greenwich that Russian churches openly propagate against Communist materialism in the Soviet Union. He denied that Soviet citizens are barred from church or forced to attend anti religious sessions and noted the church and party do their own work separately. He claimed Russian churches circulate religious propaganda through periodicals reaching up to 200000 readers during Easter and Christmas.
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Greenwich. Conn
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Nicolai
United States
Soviet Union
Greenwich
Communist Party
National Council of Churches
Chrch
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