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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1958

Page

8

Bills Readied To Authorize Jobless Pay

West Virginia prepares two bills for a special legislative session to access federal unemployment funds. One bill authorizes the Employment Security Director Henry L. Ash to sign the agreement needed to implement Congress’s Temporary Unemployment Compensation Act. The act expands benefits from 16 to 36 weeks for those unemployed after the agreement takes effect.

Department of Employment Security Gov. Underwood Henry L. Ash West Virginia Congress Theederal

Law Proposed To Recognize Accountants West Virginia

Ray E. Jenison announced to the West Virginia Public Accountants Assn that a bill to recognize public accountants will be submitted to the 1959 Legislature. He noted current law covers certified public accountants but not public accountants, and urged action.

West Virginia National Society of Public Accountants Ray E. Jenison Washington, D.C West Virginia Public Accountants Assn Supreme Court Tre Chauncey M. Browning Penney’s

Crosby Boy Is Released In Auto Case

Crosby's 15 year old son Christopher Crosby and 16 year old Jeff Davidson were released to their parents after being booked on suspicion of joyriding in a 1958 sports car in Bel-Air. Juvenile officials said the case will go to the probation division for further questioning.

Los Angeles Bob Crosby Christopher “Crosby Jeff Davidson Bel-Air Edward Hall W. R. Maxwell Christopher

Hudson Offers Wife Settlement

In Santa Monica a lawyer for Rock Hudson said prospects of reaching a settlement with his estranged wife Phyllis Gates looked promising. Lipsky reported Phyllis agreed to delay alimony until July 1 hoping an agreement could be reached, offering the couple's house, a car, and limited alimony.

Santa Monica Calif Rock Hudson Phyllis Gerald Lipsky Hudson Roy H. Fitzgerald Phyllis Gates Santa. Barbara

Mamie Eisenhower Receives Gift Rug From Poor Man

In Yonkers New York Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower also received a rug as a gift recently not from a rich businessman but from a poor blind man. The gesture mirrors a similar gift to Mamie Eisenhower highlighting humility and goodwill across social lines.

Mamie Man Yonkers N.Y Washington Bernard Goldfine Sher‘man Adams New York Guild For the David Sernel Lewisburg Kanawha Athens McClintic

Buckskin Council Oversees Scout Activities and Camps

Buckskin Council coordinates activities for about 7500 scouts with no central headquarters. field work dominates. The council, serving Nicholas, Greenbrier, Pacahatitas, Webster, Braxton and Clay areas, runs training, camping and leadership programs and plans a new camp in Pocahontas County to be completed soon near Beartrek site.

Buckskin Council Scouts America United Fund Othe Owith Nicholas Greenbrier Pacahatitas Webster Braxton and Clay United Fer Inc Wits

Cyprus Plan Hits Snags and Violence Marks Day

Reports from Nicosia describe opposition to a British backed Cyprus rule plan led by Archbishop Makarios who also sent a letter to Sir Hugh Foot. On the island there is scattered violence including a Turkish Cypriot wounded in Limassol and Greek Cypriot cars stoned in retaliation amid the plan’s broadcast.

Nicosia Cyprus Brittain Lopirus Makarios Athens Hugh Foot Mediterranean Foot Limassol Turk Cyp Len

Second Catholic Honor For Cardinal Agagianian

Pope Pius XII named Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian to the Congregation of the Holy Office. It followed his appointment as pro-prefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith and kept his role over the Oriental Church with limited reach in the Soviet Union.

Vatican City Pope Pius XII Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian Congregation of the Holy Office Pope Pius Cardinal- Agagianian Vatican Congregation For Propagation of the Faith Samuel Cardinal Stritch Chicago Vatican Congregation Soviet Union Agagianian Orden Gorvers Hev Georgia Armenia

Hospital Bill Gets Okay

Senate action late Friday approved a $213.2 million Hill-Burton construction appropriation aiding West Virginia communities. The package allocates $150 million for hospitals, $60 million for nursing homes and related centers, and $1.2 million for research, with the House previously favoring $121.2 million. Senator Hoblitzell praised the program’s job impact and local hospital development potential.

Washington U.S Senate West Virginia John D. Hoblitzell Lar R-Wva Public Health Service Act West Virginian America House of Representatives

Florida Pastor to Speak at Hollywood Baptist Revival

Dr. B R Lakin of Titusville Florida will headline a six day revival at Hollywood Baptist Church near Beckley beginning Sunday and running through Friday He is a former Cable Tabernacle pastor in Indianapolis Indiana and will preach three sermons with services starting Sunday at 11 am and weekday meetings at 7 30 pm.

Beckley B.R. Lakin Evangelistic Ces Hollywood Baptist Church Lakin Titusville Fla Cable Tabernacle Indianapolis Ind

Jobless Insurance In U S Declines Slightly In Week

Government data show insured unemployment fell by 10 000 to 2 817 600 for the week ending June. Initial claims rose for the same period, while year earlier insured unemployment stood at 1 322 000 and initial claims at 214 400 for the comparable week.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Employment’ Security

London Bus Strike Ends After Seven Weeks

London's double deck red buses resumed Friday night as 48,000 busmen voted to return to work after promised pay increases to 12,600 suburban riders. An arbitration court had already granted central London staff a weekly raise. About 1,500 workers had moved to other jobs during the strike. Idaho State College in Pocatello reports 654 married students, about 32 percent of the student body.

London London Transport Idaho State College Pocatello

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