Electronic resuscitation wand shown to aid drowning victims
New York reports on a glass wand device titled electronic resuscitation that uses tiny electrical pulses to stimulate the phrenic nerves and diaphragm for breathing. Developed by Barrow Laboratories with Dr. Frank Gray Jr. the portable unit, exhibited at a World Federation for Physical Therapy congress, aims to replace manual artificial respiration and could be carried by ambulances or beach use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow Laboratories, Inc
Branford
Barrow
Heat Roasts Middle U S as Rains Help
A vast heat belt stretched from the central Plains to the Ohio Valley with 9 degree heat from Oklahoma to Georgia. Cooler air pushed south along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes while the Pacific Northwest warmed in the afternoon. A cool front lowered readings into the 30s in Pennsylvania and drizzle/fog cooled Duluth. Early frosts forecast for Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York lowlands. Rain totals at Helena Montana reached 2 42 inches. City temps included Boston 64 Atlanta 86 Miami 87 Dallas 90 Denver 79 Chicago 81 Salt Lake City 87 San Francisco 63 Seattle }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast
Oklahoma
Georgia
Mid- Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Pennsylvania
Duluth
Minn
New England
Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York State
Helena
Mont
Boston
Atlanta
Miami Airport
Dallas
Denver
Duluth, Minn
Chicago
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Former Residents Plan Mountaineer Round Up in Orlando
Former West Virginians now living in Orlando organize a Mountaineer round up for June 29 at the Chamber of Commerce clubhouse. Organizer Mrs. J G Kraft, formerly of Charleston, announced the event after readers responded to her Magic Valley article in the Orlando Sentinel. Round up committee members include Mr. and Mrs J G Kraft Me and Mrs O K Mairs Mr and Mrs 4 M Joplin Mr and Mrs Robert Lookabill and Mr and Mrs Frank M Milam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fix
Specis
Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Kraft
South Charleston
Orlando Sentinel
O, K. Mairs
M, Joplin
Robect Lookabill
Frank M. Milam
Judge Docket Aims At June Appeal Terms
Judge William J. Thompson sentenced two defendants to probation and released the June term appeal docket list. George Easley 55 of Third Ave got three years probation for soliciting prostitution and Milton Nabors 23 of South Charleston received two years probation after pleading to assault and battery. The docket includes city and state appeals with dates for numerous litigants and cases headed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Thompson
George Easley
Third Ave
Milton Dale Nabors
South Charleston
Nabors
City of
Chase
Jim Kelley
Chas
Roy C. Harmon
Rufus Hawkins
Eriil Jones
Emmett Neal
Dollie Parrish
K. L. Schwelnesberg
Harry Sketns
Congress
Jane Smith
Ja Smith
Hobart Lee Woiker
Doyle Withrow
John W. Yates
Arlene White
Dewey Auxter
Mary Jane Womack
Billy Booker
Maxine Hale
Samiel Calloway
Gera Dean
Bord Fisher
Barbara Ann Childress
James E. Hoffman
Jo Ann Varney
Edward Hurt
Louise Manns
Leroy Johnson
Creme Kida
James Moses
Arthurette Pare
Norris
Penn
Thelma Smith
James Shew
Betty Varney
Howard K. Smith
Etta Acotologist
Williams Trail
Betty Hixeiis
Wiliam Franklin Withrow
Confessor Committed To State Mental Hospital
Erwin Shipley, 3, of Niles, West Virginia, confessed to killing Juliet Staunton Clark, owner of the Charleston Daily Mail, three years ago, then recanted. A court-ordered commitment follows a hearing, with a disorderly conduct charge likely to be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Juliet Staunton Clark
Charleston
W. Va
Daily Mail
Erwin Shipley
Niles
Shipley
Cyprus Slayers Of Britisher Doomed to Die
Two 22 year old Cypriots were sentenced to death by a Nicosia judge for slaying British air force corporal Patrick Hale on May 14 after he gave them water. A third youth, 18, received life imprisonment. All three pleaded innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Paleometecho
Cpl
Patrick Hale
Firmen
Sunday School Parley Slated in St. Albans
Bethel A M E Church in St Albans will host a Charleston District Sunday School Convention event and a concert by the Yellow Jack Goel Singers. Rev. William Ricks and Rev. J E Washington say both programs are open to the public.
Japan Cabinet Weighs Plea On Okinawa Land Rule
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan's cabinet to meet under Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama to consider appealing to the United States for a rethink of U S land policy on Okinawa. The issue has sparked political tension as Ryukyuan leaders resist proposed lump sum lease payments and demand higher rents for land requisitioned by the U S Army.
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Japan
Tokyo
INS
United States
Pacific
Okinawa
Ichiro Hatoyama
U. S
Japanese Socialist Party
Hatoyama
America
House
Armed Services
Washington
U. S. Army
Eden and Attlee Knighted in Royal Garter Ceremony
In Windsor England on June 18 British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and Earl Attlee were installed as knights companions of the Garter. Queen Elizabeth II presided at St George's Chapel with the ceremony featuring the garter ritual and robes. Eden was attended by Winston Churchill and Field Marshal Montgomery. Churchill had been knighted in 1984 and Eden briefly helped him up the stairs before Churchill declined the aid.
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Windsor
England
Anthony Eden
Earl Attlee
Earl of Iveagh
Order of the Garter
Elizabeth II
Britain
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Eden
Winston Churchill
Field Marina Viscount Montgomery
Winston
Churchill
Senate Honors Green as Oldest U.S. Senator Ever
The Senate paused its business to crown Theodore Francis Green, age 88, as the oldest senator in U.S. history. Sen. George D. Aiken presented Green with a wooden scepter and a gold-painted crown as colleagues applauded. Green surpassed Vermont’s Dustin Morrill, who held the prior record, dying in 1898 at age 58 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
George D. Aiken
Morrill
Green
Aiken
Vermont
New
Two-Year Pact Signed By Wheeling Builders
In Wheeling Ohio Valley Builders Exchange and Building and Construction Trades Council reach a unprecedented two year contract covering contractors on both sides of the Ohio River. Terms were not announced.
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Wheeling
Ani
Northern Panhandle
Ohio Valley Builders Exchange
Ohio River
Building and Construction Trades Council of
Wheeling and Vicinity
Greeks Delay Flight of British Airliner at Athens
Two Greek fighters intercepted a British European Airways plane over Patras after it deviated from its international route. The airliner bound for Cario from Munich landed in Athens and was delayed 90 minutes while civil aviation officials questioned the pilot and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
INS
British European Airways
Patras
Affiliates defend CBS tampering claim at Senate hearing
Washington witnesses urged against FCC regulation of networks warning that tampering with affiliate relations would be dangerous. John Haynes of the Washington Post broadcast division said affiliate ties are a public benefit and a working partnership with CBS TV. Donald Thornburgh of WCAU NBC station said the Philadelphia outlet is not controlled by CBS and benefits from a cooperative relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senate Interstate Commerce
Federal Communications Commission
Bricker
Ohio
CBS
National Broadcasting Co
John &. Haynes
Washington Post Broadcast Division
CBS TV
Post Broadcast
Washingjton
Jacksonville
Hayes
Donald W. ‘Hornburgh
Wcau, Inc
Wcau-Tv
Philadelphia Bulletin
CBS Television
Thornburgh
Ike Will Run Key Senator In GOP Says
Senator Schoeppel predicts Eisenhower will run for re election after his operation. He says Republicans have an excellent chance to regain control of the Senate in November. He cites Kentucky race by Thurston Morton as favorable and Wisconsin as likely a unified GOP front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
GOP
Washington
Schoeppel
R - Kan
Hisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kentucky
Thurston Morton
Democrata
Moroni
Wisconsin
Sen
Wiley
Eleven new troopers join South Charleston unit
South Charleston unit receives eleven state troopers who completed training at the State Police Academy in Institute. Capt. J. B. Jack announced their assignment to detachments in South Charleston, Parkershire, Barboursville, and Chelyan, with one transfer from South Charleston to Grantsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police Academy
Institute
Company B
South Charleston
J. B. Jack
B. R. Adams
K. J. Bowman
R. R. Heflin
A. L. Jackson
R. F. Rutong
D. L. Stevenson
T. Nicholson
M. R. Weaver
Parkershire
M. P. Koerner
B. Rexgode
Barboursville
J. D. Ferguson
Chelyan
Jack
C. C. Beck
Grantsville
Jap Arrested In Fleecing On Exports
A Japanese national, Shigemitsu Matsubara, 26, formerly of New York, was jailed by the FBI after allegedly falsifying statements to the International Cooperation Administration. The Manito Co. sold Japanese yarn to Korean importers in 1955 for 329,998 dollars, while a U S made yarn valued at about 169,999 dollars. The scheme involved shipping yarn via San Francisco to U S and then to Korea. Matsubara faces up to five years’ imprisonment or a 30,000 dollar fine and arraignment is set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
FBI Today
U. S
James J. Kelly
Shigemitsu Matsubara
Manito Co
Matsubara
T U. S
International Cooperation Administration
Kelly
Fusan
Korea
San Francisco
FBI
Britain Cuts School Building by One Third
London reports Britain's education ministry orders a one third cut in the school building program to curb inflation. Of 89 million pounds planned, 144 million dollars will be started before March 31, with potential additional work if inflation slows, according to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
David Weeles
Focal Education
Eccles
Winners of 32 000 Didn’t Hear Boo Boo
New York June 33 That little blooper last night on the CBS TV quiz show 64 000 Challenge won’t alter prize awards. Producers ruled Pearson and Price split 32 000 each after a slip during a final round. Pearson said he heard nothing and remained focused on the question. Price said he was happy with the shared award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Pearson
Vincent Price
Lonny Fox
Michael
Pearson
Michelangelo
Price
Billy
Amendments to corporation charter and stock reductions noted
West Virginia Secretary of State certifies Warren Brothers Company resolves to amend its charter to eliminate preferred stock and reduce authorized capital from 400,000 common shares of $5.00 par value to 400,000 no par value common shares, with detailed prior capital and post amendment figures. Also includes notices of public sales and corporate dissolutions in Charleston and Kanawha County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T DB. Bil O'brien
West Virginia
Giiman Wallace
Warren Brothers Company
Aald Corporation
Cambridge
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Offie Corporation
Redempion
Cotamen Binck
Colman
Shiekes
Great Sea
Charleston
Garlen Motors, Inc
Hinton
W. Va
Jaxen
Billy G. Hollder
Universal C. I. T. Credit Corporation
Ford C&c
Dun
E Universal C. I. T. Credit Corporation
Ford Fdr. Sp. Co. Motor No
Princess Dorothy Coal Company
I- Corporation
Jones Street
Diviston I Street
Soutr
Jefferson District
Kanawha County
Cammion Council
Ity
South Charleson Te
Tate
Bulding
Sata
H._S. SHUMATE
General Crane
Ofice
Sentral Crans
North Charleston Recreation Center
Regian Piddy
Ibth
Employment Wanted Ads From Local Gazette Seeks Various Posts
A flood of mixed job ads from a long established company seeking a sales and service agent in Charleston, Texas and California openings for drivers, kitchen staff, engineers, and hotel helpers. Listings include pay ranges, travel expectations, and company names such as Baxco Gazette Warber Shop Standard Coffee and Spaghetti House. Some entries request references and prior experience with appliances, coal, or hotel cuisine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Pilus Commission
Iplt Nce
Baxco Gazette
Ruaitisntigen
Sarber
40Th Street
Kanazna City
Texas
California
Denmark
Ze Ie
Sleepy Holow Golf Club, Inc
Eprace Mt A Hoke
R. Darlington
Hatley
Weuhenday
Chanical
West - Virginia
Gutlere
Shamplin Coal ‘Company
Quine
We Va
Pirst
Lost item reward notice for a gray rabbit near streets
A damaged public notice reports a lost gray rabbit described as black wan elite, with rewards offered. Location hints include Guerrier, Caprio, Thompson, and Laws Streets near Alberbbon area, Monday Alberbbon. The note mentions additional items like a coin and key money, with a 288 reward referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerrier
Caprio Street
Alberbbon
Thompson
Laws
Untitled ad text about profits and Cadillac promises
A fragmentary ad style passage questions money focus and noble profits while offering a meeting at a hotel on a Wednesday in June with instructions to check a desk for details. It mentions a Cadillac and executives, suggesting a promotional or dubious sales pitch. The language is garbled and nonstandard.
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Jett
Darlet’ Boom
Tar Prey Snyder
Salesman Wanted for Electrical Supplies Territory
Rational concern seeks two ambitious men with car to handle local established route and accounts. No electrical experience required. full training, permanent year round work, duties include calling on commercial and industrial accounts with guaranteed electrical supplies. Interviews by appointment. provide contact numbers for Mr Hill and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ghia Railroad ‘Company
Huntington
Vollec
Herzen
Garette
Oalléce Educe- Han
Tinscrance
Ineama
CARU
Federal Lipe
ALITY
Arcade
al Wertiel
O'Brien
Wanted young men under 35 for automotive sales leadership
Advertises rapid growth auto dealership seeking ambitious, hard hitting salesmen and managers. Provides furnished demonstrator, liberal pay, good working conditions, and opportunities for advancement. Respond to Gazelle Box 5-73 with references and interview details.
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U.S
Gazette
St. Albans
Eden, Attlee
Wheeling Builders
Clinton PaoDs, & Corporation
L. A. Huemmler
Bovie
L. G
Ravelett SR
Hayrleie Sr
Sam
Maccorkle
D. Witt O'Brien
B. ¥. Reinartz
Srid Gr
Ngppee
Elijah Kelly
Virginia ST
Harrell Nursing F Home
Roo
Vehhrle Insurance Agency
Helen's Satoon
Digmond
State Department
Ra Rohases
Orike
Waller
FAO State Department of Purchases
West Liberty State College
TF. Waller
Seevich Bureau
Eluioty Travel Bureau
Kan
Farr Assure Sour
Perpetusi Care
Cunninghan Memorial Park
Perpetual Care
Sears Monumen CO
Bradfard
Addrese
Gazelle
Nisyviem
Ae Nteo
Gus
Driltece
Obla
Ja Pithite
Bets
VGN
Plassnal
Rose W
Avon
Ghareston
Deka
Teleonone
Gaeette
Pennsylvania Avenue
City
Youtekeeper
Gratoate
Particuiaes
Cabell Huntington Hospital
Sixteenth St. Huntington
Skylark
Anawna City
the Shack
Ss. E
Hales St
Duffy Street
Box Tr
Bereiel
Noyes Avenuue
S. E
Bite Aere
ARS
Starling
Cazette
Wision Eee
iTeas
Aebiy
Montgomery
Blue _Creek
Blue Creek
En Gazette
W.va
Hale Street
Wight
Eller
Russell Teel
Miss
Kanawha Blvd
Ath Ave
Businesgr
Tama
Opportunity
Boorkereer
Tyalet
Central
AFL
Gegree
Cran Heddie
Gaman
Butas
Gaures
Carlig Lee
Ghulirea
Foleiistal
Bo Seay G. Washlig
Wade
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