Kiwanis Choral Programs To Broadcast Sunday Afternoons
Kiwanis International and Mutual Broadcasting Company sponsor a series of Sunday afternoon choral programs to be aired locally on station WTIP from 5 20 to 6 00 p m The lineup includes Columbus boys choir Boston barber shoppers Wichita Kiwanis chorus Denver Kiwanis organists Glendale Kiwanis singers Father Flanagan Boy s Town concert choir Ponca City Kiwanis Glee club Altoona Kiwanis choir Chicago Heights Kiwanis chorus and Amarillo high school g cappella choir.
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Charleston Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Mutual Broadcasting Ca
WTIP
Columbus Boy's Chair
Boston Barber Shoppers
Wichita Kiwanis Chorus
Denver Kiwanis Organells
Glendale Kiwanis Singers
Father Flanagan Boy's Town
Ponca City
Kiwanis
Altoona Kiwanis
Chicago Heights
Paxton graduates with highest honors from Louisville University
Miss Dorothy G. Paxton formerly of Charleston West Virginia graduated with highest honors from the University of Louisville. She will matriculate at the medical school this fall and was a member of Woodcock Honor Society Mortar Board Alpha Epsilon Delta. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Hutt.
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Ffiss Paxton
U. of Louisville
Louisville
Dorothy G. Paxton
Charleston
W. Va
University of Louisville
University
School of Medicine
Woodcock Honor Society
The
Mortar Board
Alpha Epsilon Delta
C. R. Hutt
British Consul Alec C. S. Adams Visits Charleston
British consul at Cincinnati Alec C. S. Adams, 39, made his first official Charleston visit since taking the post on March 9. He called at the governor’s office, the attorney general’s office, the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce, and the Kanawha-Clay Red Cross chapter after last serving in Bangkok.
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Cincinnati
E Res
Alec C. S. Adam
Charleston
Adams
Bangkok
Siam
Governor's Office
Attorney General's Office
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Kanawra-Clay
American Red Cross
Gerald Tyrrell
Canton
China
Tyrrell
CAA warns airmen about new drug danger
The Civil Aeronautics Administration cautioned pilots about the drug dramamine used to prevent air sickness. A five day test with 22 employees showed a tendency to drowsiness. Jonas Hopkins University and the Air Force are studying its use for motion sickness and passenger comfort.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
OMS
CAA
Jonas Hopkins University
Air Force
Norvell Doney Enrolls in Tri State Engineering Summer Quarter
Norvell Frederick Doney former Charleston High School student now attends Tri State College Eurolis Indiana as a summer quarter entrant in the electrical engineering department. After completing the course he will seek a bachelor of science in electrical engineering. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E D Doney of Athens Georgia.
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Norvell F. Doney Eurolis
Tri-State
Andgola
Ind
Nor J
E. D. Doney
Athens, Ga
Clarksburg Chief To Stay in Office
Clarksburg council approves Amsler Jr. for two more years as voice chief after a stormy executive session. He has led the force since August 1947, with term extending to May 1, 1951. Coy Law had been named but declined the post.
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Clarsburg
Amsler, Jr
Clarksburg
City Equncil
Amsler
Lice Force
Coy Law
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Law
Lie Proposes Prayer Open UN Sessions
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie proposed that each General Assembly session begin with a one minute prayer. He cited hundreds of letters from individuals and organizations urging prayers at meetings and submitted the idea to the committee chair.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Lie
Plant Employes Renew Contract for LYear
National Carbon Co. plant workers accept a one year contract renewal with no wage increase. Old contract expired last night and a strike vote by CIO United Gas Coke and Chemical Workers Union was rejected. About 700 to 800 employees at the graphite electrodes plant are covered.
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Clarkssynu
National Carbon Co
E. Margeson
Margeson
CIO United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
Army Mothers Host Two Day Rummage Sale
The U S Army Mothers will hold a rummage sale on a two day weekend at the Blue Root Garden on Route 25 near Nitro. Ruth Gillian posts commander leads the event and chairs will assist. Proceeds fund a visit to Huntington Veterans Hospital on July 15 with hospital chairman Mrs Josephine Friedman. The group will not meet on July 4 due to the holiday.
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U.S. Army
Blue Root
Ruth Gillian
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Josephine Friedman
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