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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
7
Charleston Optimist Club announces its year slate with Fred Ehle as president and Drexel V Earley among the officers. The group portrait lists named officers seated and standing for the upcoming year.
Finance Commissioner George B. Vieweg said the state likely ends the current fiscal year with a surplus enough to cover some appropriations from surplus. Officials caution final dollars won’t be known until after June 30, with July payments for services continuing.
The Adjutant Section of Little Rock Air Force Base produced thousands of personnel data cards but omitted the essential field for Name. Cards, intended to store basic personnel data, will need reprinting after the missing identifier was discovered.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4549 for misses sizes 10 to 18 with a side gathered skirt and airy Lisove design. Includes fabric yardage for size 16 and mailed pattern directions, request for payment and mailing address in New York.
Voters must update registration if moved or name changed. The Permanent Registration Office at Virginia and Goshorn Streets stays open until 8 p m today and noon Saturday as eight days remain to register or correct records. George Montgomery, actor husband of Dinah Shore, built their Beverly Hills home and much of its furniture.
About 67,500 United Mine Workers coal miners in West Virginia start the 18th annual two week vacation this weekend. They will receive vacation pay, averaging about 142.50 per man, calculated at 15 a month for each month of prior employment. Total VMP payout is estimated at 39.5 million dollars. Roughly 47,000 miners in southern coal fields will be off from Saturday through July 13, with the remaining 30 percent residing north of the Kanawha River.
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