Literacy drive outlined by new federation head
The General Federation of Women's Clubs elected Mrs Dexter Otis Arnold of Concord New Hampshire as president. She outlined a two year literacy project to teach reading and writing to the illiterate in eight nations including Costa Rica Guatemala Hong Kong India Mexico Pakistan and Turkey. The effort, supported with CARE, will fund teachers kits and overseas service by armed forces personnel and local volunteers.
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Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clits
Dexter Otis Amok
Concord
N. H
Epen
Ane
Loerty
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Hong Kong
Indias
Lax
Mexico
Pakistan
Turkey
Pearce Corps
America
Arnold
Jetsie
Couple Found Not Guilty Of Public Nuisance
An Intermediate Court jury acquitted Sherman and Ruby McFarland of maintaining a public nuisance through the leg al sale of wine at their Wolf Pen home. A state witness testified to buying wine there Feb 9. 15 bottles were seized after a raid.
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Sherman
Ruby McFarland
Wolf Pen
McFarland
Sharon Thaxton
William J. Thompson
Kanawha County boards sale yields nine thousand eight hundred twenty five dollars
The Kanawha County Board of Education earned 9 825.01 from auctioning 16 unused properties including land and old school buildings with several right of repurchase provisions. Items sold included a nine room house on Clark Road and multiple school sites across Charleston Dunbar and Sissonville to callers such as Dorsel Shaffer J Thurman Boggess Andy Marchio Arnold Taylor and C B Gilmore.
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Kanawha County
Clark Road
Dorsel Shaffer
Cora St. P
Malden
J. Thurman Boggess
Eighteenth St
Dunbar
Oak Hill (Elk
Vile Summers
Bigley Ave
Charleston
Hansel
Lick Branch
Andy Marchio
Clendenin &J
Cedar Grove
Arnold Taylor
Riverside
C. B. Gilmore
Twenty-First St
McKinley
Cora St
Bernard Casto
Trace Fork
Coco
E. V. Glen
Elkview
Cane Fork Jol
Courtney Land Co
Kanawha Banking and Trust Building
Middlefork
Union Carbide Corp. T
Big Fork
David E. Shaffer
Car Antitrust Suit Is Ended
Washington reports the Justice Department filed a proposed consent judgment ending a civil antitrust suit against Renault, Inc., Peugeot, Inc., and three distributors. The agreement prohibits price fixing on Renault and Peugeot cars and parts and sets finalization after 30 days. Defendants allegedly fixed resale prices and restricted dealer choices. Distributors include Dolphin Motors and Mamma Motors of Long Island City, NY, and Eastern Auto Distributors of Norfolk, Va.
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Washington
Justice Department
Renault, Inc
Peugeot, Inc
Department
U.S. District Court
New York
Renault
Peugeot
Feugeot, Inc
Dolphin Motors
Mamma Motors
Long Island City
Eastern Auto Distributors
Norfolk, Va
Glasgow to Begin Work on Sewage Plant
Glasgow will start construction on a proposed sewage treatment plant in the middle of July, announced by Mayor P F Tucker. Bids are to be opened at 7 30 p m Saturday July 7 in the town hall. The project may cost up to 110000 and be completed in the following year.
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Glasgow
P. F. Tucker
Town Commen
Town Hall
Kosygin Returns From Italy Visit
Moscow First Deputy Premier Alexei Kosygin concluded a ten day trip to Italy visiting Milan Turin and Naples industrial plants. He said Muss and the USSR have a sound economic base for successful advancement of economic cooperation on mutually advantageous terms.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Italy
Milan
Turin
Naples
Maly
Ussr
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Card
Crossword puzzle with across and down clues including raised kiln ordinary languages wooly plants to handles country of Asia observes measure of weight conjunctior listen to courageous person football land vehicle shailaw vessels rigid forar rupees abbr french for father man’s name reek metal limbs distance measure sleep sickness sleeping sickness vertebrate to wipe out pertaining to Norway winter vehicle let it atar Saft nf ie at dinner course aquatic mammal war god weight of India seasons publish atmospheric disturbance former Russian Ker fall short calings clergymen elemiah brief
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Asia
Norway
India
Elemiah
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle 23 31 33 44 34 31 d1
Puzzle solution notes list various clues including a 23 male sheep three years river in France and modern terms for drunkards and doctrines. It references a cajolery of terms with a final entry noting negative.
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France
Admitted Guilt to Plea Change Denied in Court
Thomas W. Cable, 35, formerly of St Albans, sought to change his Dec 5 1955 plea of guilty to a breaking and entering charge to not guilty. Intermediate Court Judge William J. Thompson denied the request and sentenced Cable to five to ten years in the state peniten tiary, with a five year minimum, after he had previously served time in federal prison and had been arrested for breaking and entering.
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Intermediate
William J. Thompson
Thomas W. Cable
St. Albans
State
Thompson
Cable
Leavenworth
Kan
Hhe
Coureel
Thompson Alowed
Cabie
St. Albans Cleaners
Grubb
Moundsville Penitentiary
Hontington
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Weeley Pesed
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Charles Davie
Comerd
Mra
Ar Jnold
West Germany
Cameron
Area Redevelopment Administration
Sugar Grove
Warden Lane
Natural Resources Commission
Barron
Ing
John Hay
U. S. Community Facilities Administration
J. Paul Boiarsky
J. R. DePaulo
ARA
James Carroll
OFX Morgan
Matin Neo
Tony
Santers Tis Brown
Buz Sawyer
Keartad
Buz
Lin One
WNC
Monterey Peninsula
Henel Tait
MR. Abernathy
Tam
Thy Emilee
Ling
Daisy Mae
Mackey Finn
Mickey
Yi Wan
Lillian
the Caama
Couflagras Dian
Arnold C. Burke
M.D
Br. Wiliam W. Cotrence
Mccorkle Ave
Jon Charleston
Gresham Timabier
Bretiog & Sale
Fhone
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