Fireworks ban and award highlights in West Virginia
Fireworks remain illegal with toy cap pistols as the only exception per the fire marshal note. Bronze Star recipient 1st Lt. Robert Jones of 2637 Kanawha Terrace Saint Albans was presented the medal for command of B Company, 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division in Korea. Col. Robert F. Wallace presided at ceremonies at the West Virginia Military District. New Concord College staff additions include James R. Parks and Charles Lloyd Peterson. James A. Mulling returns to Carbide and Carbon's Dynel fibers plant after Army service in Alaska.
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Korea
Robert @. Jones
Kanawha Terrace
St. Albans
Robert F. Wallace
Virginia Military District
Jones
15Th Infantry
Third Infantry
Concord College
James R. Parks
Charles Lloyd Peterson
Parks
East Tennessee State College
Tennessee
Michigan
Peterson
Marietta College
Ohio University
James A. Mulling
Alaska
Carbide and
Carbon
Charleston
Mulling
University of Colorado
Carbide
Army
Chemical Corps Research and Engineering Command
Charleston area loan office opens first storefront
The Iviation the 75th Infantry Division Veter Vlcet of Associates Loan Co. will open its first Charleston, Ohio area office at 305 29th Street SE. Loan manager George Erickson will direct consumer and commercial lending to local customers. Dr. Marvin Downey of West Virginia Wesleyan College has a Fulbright grant to teach political science in Iraq for 1954-55, leaving Buckhannon with Mrs. Downey in September. Branch manager Ralph Van Four local men named as Methodist Moon conference delegates to Purdue University July 8-21: J. E. Campbell Marmet Edward M. Kyle Charleston William A. Byus Charleston R. C. Noble 818 Greenbrier St Shirley Ann Porter Garnet
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75Th Infantry Division Veter
Vlcet of Associates Loan Co
Hagans Assn
Columbus
Charleston
29Th St
S. E
George Erickson
Marvin Downey
West Virginia
Wesleyan College
Iraq
College of Arts and Sciences
Baghdad
Downey
Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
J. E. Campbell
Marmet
Edward M. Kyle
Greenbrier St
William A. Byus
R. C. Noble
Marilyn Monroe Collapses On Set Amid Illness
Hollywood gossip reports screen star Marilyn Monroe, after a third collapse in a month, resting in bed under doctor care on the set of There's No Business Like Show Business. 20th Century Fox notes lingering illness after her Korea honeymoon and influenza scares.
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Hollywood
INS
Marilyn Monroe
Pomensor
Curvey
Cal
S. R. Kennemer
20Th Century-Fox
Korea
Joe DiMaggio
Miss Monroe
Phi Delta Kappa Awards Scholarships to Graduates
A high school student receives a $25 scholarship from Epsilon Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa. The national sorority awards $4,000 in scholarships to 1954 graduates pursuing teaching careers, supporting future educators nationwide.
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Epsilon Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa Sorority
Phi Delta Kappa
12 600 Miles of Flight In 6 Days Sets Mark for Salyer
Edinburgh reports William Salyer of Los Angeles flew 12 600 miles in six days during a Britain tour. A hemorrhage occurred in Los Angeles. IM Air officials said his mother Mrs Norman Dott, a brain specialist, reported Salyer’s condition. He was recovering in a nursing home in Edinburgh after the long air record.
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Los Angeles
Edinburgh
Scotland
Britain
Norman Dott
William Salyer
Ball Salyer
Salyer
Edin
Burgh
Paris
Strick
United States
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Shirley Ann Porter
Garnet
Quita
Misson To
Tashrine Archan
Gapitol
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Co
D. Mayfield West
Sissonville
Paul Berry
West
American Chemical Society
Kanawha Valley
Cma Ebay
Plastic Sales Corp
Gladdy Collen
Leslie Fay
Penta
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