Camping Without Parental Supervision at Kno-Koma Camp
Forty eight diabetic children returned from Camp Kno-Koma near Clendenin West Virginia after a week of supervised activities. Camp chairmen praise improved care methods and note the camp is the only program for diabetic children in the state. Doctors nurses and volunteers provided medical oversight while meals, activities, and schedules were tightly managed to fit special needs.
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John Gile
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Waldo Henson
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Delores Conway
Morgantown
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Fairmont
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Roanoke
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Escaped convict captured after assault on scouts
Davis Henderson, 33, an escapee from a Southern Michigan prison camp, was captured near Clinton after wounding a farmer while resisting. He had terrorized Girl Scout leaders and scouts at a Wamplers Lake cabin, slashing Mrs. Rhea May, 23, and was armed with a butcher knife. State police and guards pursued him through Irish Hills area. he had broken into the camp cabin and cut Mrs. May during the attack.
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Young Girl Acrobat Loses Arm in Bus Acccident
An eight year old girl acrobat from London, England, Sylvain Downe, joined Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus two months ago. She lost her arm when it was crushed between a bus and a utility pole in Baltimore. A patrolman said her arm was pulled from the bus window and later amputated.
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500 4 H Members To Attend Camps
About 50 Kanawha County 4 H youths will gather for county camps at Camp Fort Lee below Dunbar. Older group attends first week under Guy H Stewart of Cookeville Tennessee assisted by Robert Robinson and Jack Powell. Younger group follows with resh Butcher in charge and Helen Cronin as helper. Powell oversees swimming. other instructors and organizers from state safety and conservation services assist. Bus transport arranged. weekend camp June 14 15 for Kanawha Tribe members. anticipated enrolment 250 older and 300 younger.
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Kanawha Players Set State Election at Meeting
Kanawha Players will conduct an officers election at the annual membership meeting to be held Tuesday at the Workshop 5314 Marc Corkle Ave S E. Charles Stuart president urges attendance by all who worked with the Players this season and all ticket holders. Business session and plans for the coming year also will be discussed.
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Cain Spends Taxpayer Money On His Senate Message
Washington June 7 Senate veterans say Cain used 78 pages of Congressional Record to deliver a long floor speech on the China lobby. Officials estimate each page costs about 84 dollars in taxpayer funds, with Cain inserting printed documents and reports into the record as he spoke for under an hour.
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Cadet Farris Sayer Wins Award at GMS
Cadet Farris D. Sayer of Lagan wins an ROTC citation at Greenbrier Military School during commencement week. He represented the First Platoon of C Company in finals, part of the sophomore class, with an excellent all around record for the year.
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Farris ‘D. Sayer
Lagan
Greenbrier Military School
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England
State War Dead Are Enroute Home
Three West Virginians are among 100 Americans killed in Korea and returning aboard the Loma Victory. The ship was to arrive today at the San Francisco Port of Embarkation with next of kin notified. West Virginia dead include Army Cpl. Carl F. Helman Burling-ton Mineral County. Army Cpl. Lutrell M. Sinnett Harrisville Ritchie County. Marine Cpl. Allen Hunter Fairmont husband of Mrs. Joanne Inter.
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Burlington
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Ritchie County
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Allen & Hunter
Joanne Inter
Fairmont
New Library Books Arrive at Kanawha County Public Library
Public library shelves welcome a vast influx of new titles led by noted authors and varied subjects. The list includes science, history, literature, and regional titles with many works from American and European writers, reflecting broad readership interests.
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State Osteopaths To Register Here For 3 Day Meet
More than 180 osteopaths from West Virginia and nearby states are due to register at the Daniel Boone Hotel for the 50th annual West Virginia Osteopathic Society conference. The event marks the society’s golden anniversary and runs through Tuesday with lectures by Dr. Irvin M. Kerr and Dr. Floyd F. Peckham outlining advances in osteopathic research and education.
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Lloyd R. Gribble
West Virginia University
Virgil Stewart
Concord College
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Bluefield
J. Horner Davis
Charleston
Edward D. Hersh
Weirton
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Brownlow Park
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Huntington
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Russians Silent On Buzzing Envoy Incident Near Vienna
Vienna reporters note Soviet jets circled the Vienna Linz air corridor as Ambassador Walter Donnelly said his C47 was approached within 250 to 500 feet. Dowling called it a flight procedure violation by Soviet air craft and protested to Lt Gen Sviridov. Donnelly testified in Washington on Austria aid amid tense, sudden maneuvers above the zone.
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Donnelly Elected College President
Dr Thamas C Donnelly of Albuquerque New Mexico formerly of Charleston has been elected president of Highlands University Las Vegas New Mexico He will take office Sept 1 He was dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of New Mexico and a Marshall College graduate with a long career in education and public service including roles in the New Mexico Little Hoover Commission and the Atomic Energy Commission Loyalty Board.
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University of New Mexico
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Church Events Officers to Be Installed at St. Mark's
Wesleyn Service Guild will install church events officers at 8 tonight in St Mark's Methodist Church Rev T W Hayss of Charleston to conduct a revival at Wesleyan Methodist Mission West St Albans at 7 20 p m daily through June 22 Rev Bert Sayre is the pastor
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T. W. Hayss
Charleston
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West St. Albans
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Display cabinet project aids Marmet Hospital therapy program
Mrs. Connelly of Marmet Hospital outlines a display cabinet fundraiser organized by Tri Delt Alliance of Charleston to support occupational therapy for children. Items will be shown at Londette's starting Wednesday as members plan further committee work and additional hospital aid.
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Concert Series Engages Bolet As Arrau Sub
Jorge Bolet will replace Claudio Arrau on the 1962-53 Community Music Assoc. concert series. Mrs. New Kay, president, announced the lineup including Bolet’s Jan 19 1953 recital and March 27 featuring Aileen Farrell. Earlier: Bizet’s Carmen by Charles L. Wagner, Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, conductor George Szell, and baritone Igor Gorin.
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Red Ground Fire Threatens Navy in Pacific Drama
Garland California June 7 Admiral Arthur W. Radford says antiaircraft fire, not MIG fleets, is the Navy's top problem in the Pacific theater with ground fire crippling attack planes. He warns Russia's submarines pose a future threat as he travels from Bondululu for a Washington briefing and Georgetown University honorary degree.
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Circuit Court Docket Resetting Scheduled
The May term docket will be reset at 4 30 p m Wednesday Judge Juwlan F Bouphelle announced. All attorneys with cases to be placed on the docket are urged to be present.
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Dr. Davis to speak at 28th convention of N CCPT at W V State College
The National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers will hold its 28th annual convention at West Virginia State College June 22 to 25. President John W. Davis will deliver the keynote address at the event.
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National Congress of Colored’ Parents and Teachers
West Virginia State College
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