Seven Morris Harvey Scholars Named For Achievement
Seven recent high school graduates were named Morris Harvey College scholarships for scholastic achievement and leadership. The seven include four women Thecla Carpenter Barbara Lazenby Lavaughn Copley and Theresa Lopetrone and three men Gilbert Bennett James Curatelo and Clifford Robinson. Recipients attend Dunbar Charleston Chattaroy Gauley Bridge Omar Beamer and other area high schools and plan to enter Morris Harvey in September.
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Mortis Harvey
Thecla Judith Carpenter
Dunbar
Barbara Lazenby
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Chattaroy
Minga County
Theresa Ann Lopetrone
Boone
Gmmie Bennett
Omar
James Cent Curatelo
Longacre
Clifford Osbert Robinson
Miss Carpenter
William L. Carpenter
Dunbar High School
Miss Lazenby
George €. Lazenby
Morris Harvey College
Lazenby
Charleston, High School
Europe
American
Omar High School
CERTA-VIN Claim Lights Up Stomach Gas Relief
A Charleston man says his stomach once burned like a gas factory after meals but improved after taking CERTA-VIN a new formula. Taken before meals it aims to expel gas, improve nutrient uptake, enrich blood with iron, and strengthen nerves. The ad urges readers to buy CERTA-VIN at drug stores.
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Charleston
Fred
Favorit
Adv
Local graduates from Gauley Bridge and Stonewall Jackson High Schools
Curatulo Curetolo of Longacre earned an A grade average upon graduation from Gauley Bridge High School last month. Robinson of Park Avenue, Park Ave, a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate, served as a drum major and member of the drama club and National Honor Society.
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Curatulo
Salvatore Curetolo
Longacre
Gauley Bridge High School
Stonewall Jackson High School
Robinson
Zelma Robinson
Park Av
Williamson Man Files In Opposition to Kee
James R. Davis of Williamson a former state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars filed for the GOP nomination to challenge Rep John Kee in the Fifth district. Kee a Democrat plans reelection but has not filed. Davis a retired school teacher ex-Marine and insurance agent led by history of service.
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House
GOP
James R. Davis
Wiliamson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Davis
Kee
Mingo County
Williamson
Clay S. Crouse
Beckley
Two Women Fined in Triangle District Vice Raid
In a Triangle-district vice sweep, two Negro women were fined 100 dollars each and given 10 day suspended jail terms. Mary Friday and Janice Legg faced ten charges of soliciting for prostitution. Eleven others were fined 15 dollars and costs for vagrancy and loitering. two charges were dismissed for lack of evidence. Democratic nominating race for State Senate Ninth District seeks Eugene Scott’s seat.
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James Patterson
Patterson
Douglas Hairston
Mary Friday
Janice Legg
Operation Coonskin transport plan outlined for June event
The Gazette and several associations sponsor a two day public perk named Operation Coonskin with plans to move thousands of spectators. Buses will run hourly from Washington and Duffy Streets to Coonskin Park entrance via Ka inawha Airport, with a five cent shuttle from the airport to the National Guard road. Private cars are barred for the event and a 15 cent minimum fare applies. Approval from the Public Service Commission was sought and welcomed by Capitol Transit head R M Toney.
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Associated General Contractors
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Asgou
Associated Equipment Dealers
Charleston Building Contactors’ Assoc
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Operation Coonskin" Transportation
R. M. Toney
Capitol Transit Co
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National Guard
Governor Orders Police Crack Down on Milk Strike Violence
In Pittseagh Pennsylvania the governor invoked state police to halt alleged violent acts amid a Western Pennsylvania milk strike. Union leaders deny violence, noting trucks threatened and a load of 850 quarts dumped in Washington County. About 2,399 AFL dairy workers walked out demanding higher wages, with free bus service organized to transport workers to Labor Temple events. General Chairman Paul R Anderson praised transit firms for cooperation.
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Labor Temple
Tennessee Av
Park
Paul R. Anderson
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