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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
3
Dr. Robert F. Blythe of Richmond earns the medical degree from Ohio State University in Columbus. The West Virginia State graduate is the new physician joining the medical corps after graduation.
Rep. James Roosevelt plans a congressional honeymoon trip to debate a school aid bill. He will marry Gladys Irene Owens in Los Angeles this Sunday as Congress nears adjournment.
Washington teachers report drinking and assignment failure have risen in 10 and 20 years with misbehavior tied to impoverished home life and working mothers. The NEA survey of 4 270 teachers finds 37.9 percent blame unsatisfactory home conditions, 32.1 percent lack of supervision, and 1 percent attribute behavior to lack of authority.
Registration for driver education at State College is under way. Marvin D. Mills, class instructor, notes the course includes two behind the wheel lessons and may involve teaching him at the college. The United States has about nine million unskilled workers and technicians.
Washington June 24 The Pentagon the world s largest office building and military HQ is being shored up as the ground shifts. A General Services Administration spokesman said workers are digging down and laying concrete slabs to prevent slipping a common issue because the structure is built on filled in land that tends to slip and slide.
The Charleston Navy Recruiting Station will close to applicants tomorrow due to a recruiters conference in Ashland Kentucky. Chief Gypsy F. Smith said the office will still be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for interviewing and testing applicants for civil service typist and stenographic positions in Washington.
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