Homemaking Beyond the Garden Fence Tells Community Duty
Dean Elizabeth Eckhardt May of Hood College told about 400 Charleston women at Morris Harvey College Summer Institute that homemaking extends into community life. She urged threefold prep for citizenship, stressing social responsibility, religion, health and liberal arts education alongside practical homemaking skills. Previously held roles highlight her focus on home and community programs.
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Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Frederick, Md
Charleston
Dean May
Summer Institute
Morris Harvey College
Dean
Monroe County
Jin Charleston
Morgantown
Oglebay Institute
Oglebay Park
Wheeling
Canada protests U S aid report says it provides aid
Ottawa declares U S national security council list incorrect naming Canada among aid recipients. Canadian ambassador to Washington says Canada is self supporting and not receiving economic assistance. No reply yet on a correction to those who received the original report.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
U. S
National Security Council
Washsington
Home Wrong
State Department
Senators urge year round staff for federal budget
Senators Taft and Bridges urged Congress to create a professional, year round budget staff working with the budget bureau. They testified before the Senate Expenditures Committee during weeks of hearings on Congress organization and supported McClellan's plan for a joint House Senate budget committee.
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Washington
Taft
R-O
Bridges
RNH
Congress
Senate Expenditures Committee
Organisation of Congress
Sen
McClellan
Jd-Ark
House Senate
Budget Bureau
Montgomery Chamber Names R. J. Peebles President
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce selects R. J. Peebles jewelry store owner and insurance man as president. The group backs a one package federal budget approach and urges Congress to limit spending authorizations with future cost estimates. Bridges advocates compensation linked to service length for lawmakers.
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Congress
Taft
House
Robert J. Peebles
Comery Chamber of Commerce
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dr Curry Heads West Virginia State Dental Board
Dr Roy Curry of Huntington was elected president of the State Board of Dental Examiners at a West Liberty meeting. Dr H W Burnett of Fairmont completes term June 30, with Dr Carl Laughlin as secretary and Dr Charles Singleton retiring. Gov. Patteson appointed Dr John Davis and Dr H Wilmoth to succeed Burnett and Singleton. Thirty four dental applicants and 15 dental hygienist candidates took exams. results due in about two weeks.
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West Liberty
Roy ©. Curry
Huntington
State Board of Dental Examiners
Curry
H. W. Burnett
Fairmont
Carl A. Laughlin
St. Marys
Charles R. Singleton
Charleston
Patteson
John Davis
Clarksburg
H. Wilmoth
Oak Hill
Burnett
Singleton
West Virginia
West Liberty College
Whitley Bay Cover Girl Sparks Morals Row
In Whitley Bay a bronzed scantily clad model on the official tourist guide cover provokes protests from town councillors and hoteliers who call the image too saucy and say it brings disrepute. They demand the council remove her at the next meeting and favor safer choices like children or sea gulls on the cover.
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Whitley Bay
England
Northumberland
Directors Pick New Officers Amid Bank Leader Change
The board names successors including A K Bailey as first vice president William B Devaney as second vice president William Montgomery as secretary and Denver B Brown as treasurer The change takes effect for the year starting July Also notes a food item describing tiny cream puff shells filled with tangy yellow cheese enhanced by Worcestershire sauce and onion salt
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William Buchanan
M Montgomery National Bank
Iuly
A. K. Bailey
William B. Devaney
William Montgomery
Denver B. Brown
Phone Workers Get Pay Boost Across 42 States
The CIO Communications Workers Union announced a 10 percent wage increase for 20 000 long distance telephone operators and servicemen under a one year contract with American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The deal covers 42 states plus the District of Columbia with starting rates rising from 3 a week to 9 a week in large cities. Tenure employees in 19 towns were raised by 1 to 3 dollars weekly.
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Washington
CIO
Communications Workers Union
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
District of Columbia
Lions Nominate Simms at International Convention
Dudley J. Sim of Charleston West Virginia was named among director candidates submitted today to the nominating committees at the Lions International convention in Atlantic City New Jersey on June 27.
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Lions
Navy tug to receive surrender of 19 Japanese holdouts
The U S Navy said a tug was heading toward Anatahan Island to accept the surrender of 19 Japanese holdouts who had resisted since World War II. The island lies 61 miles north of Saipan. A final surrender had been anticipated after months of covert pressure and family letters.
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Navy
Islan
Washington
INS
U.S
Cacopa
Anatahan Island
Saipan
Tme
Dto
Misiouri Ag
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Josephine Amays
Los Angeles
Josephine
Institute
Montgomery Chamber
R. J. Peebles
Dr. Curry
State Dental Board
C. R. Morgan Co
Morrison
Melvin Wolpert
Public Accountant
Embleton
Quarrier Street
Beech Ave
Yhane
Philco
Tae
Pe Hia
H.P. Hermeric
Tristate Appliance CO
Huntington, West VA
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