Talk Correction Class Here Doing Nice Work
The Children's Society of Taylor runs a talk correction class with 22 students enrolled. Each pupil receives individual attention as needed, aided by WA tape recordings to hear errors and track improvement. Parents and students note heightened enthusiasm and cooperation this year.
Firemen's Christmas Tree Sales Boost Fund Drive
Grafton firemen report brisk sales of Christmas trees with fresh-cut options daily. Trees cost 50 cents for a large bunch and special orders are welcomed. Proceeds support the fire truck fund with about $8,000 still needed. Local service clubs offer a pony raffle at half price to donors, while Kiwanis, Lions, and Rotarians staff kettles to collect contributions.
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Newburg Native Hartman Dies After Illness
Charleston obituary reports Albert H. Hartman 50 former West Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce President and 1944 state young man of the year died Wednesday after an extended illness. An artificial kidney used in the past three weeks helped his body function. Hartman was a widely known insurance executive and Newburg native.
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Albert H. Hartman
West Virginia
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hartman
Newburg
Preston County
Soldier held in five suicide attempts near Fayetteville
Robert L. Graham a 22 year old soldier stationed at Ft. Knox Ky was held by Army authorities in Fayetteville N C in connection with five attempts at death by his own action. He told police his wife does not love him anymore and drank kerosene tried to drown himself twice attempted to hang himself and tried to break his neck between cell bars
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Fayetteville
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Robert L. Graham
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Ft. Knox
Wesleyan May Offer Extension Course in Grafton
West Virginia Wesleyan College in Grafton may offer an extension in the second semester if enough students enroll. Mrs. Hugh MacPhail said options include art courses such as oil painting and charcoal sketching or a Biblical literature English credit. A minimum of 14 interested persons is required, and contacts are urged promptly.
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West Virginia Wesleyan College
Grafton
Hugh MacPhail
Termites spoil holiday for Peg Webber family
Actress Peggie Webber and her husband with two children will spend Christmas in a motel after termites forced them from their house just sold. They were ready to move to a new home when termites appeared and the purchase fell through. They cannot find another house on short notice. The article notes copper and brass hair exposure as a cautionary detail.
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Hollywood
Peggy Webber
Merchant In Clarksburg Shot While At Home
A Clarksburg clothing store manager, Milton Cohen about 60, was shot in his home by an unidentified man armed with a rifle. Cohen, in good condition at a hospital, faced a brief scuffle at the back door as the assailant fired through the door. Police questioned several people but named no suspect. The incident occurred around 8 pm as Cohen was alone.
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Clarksburg
Milton Cohen
Noone
Cohen
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Blue whale calves born large at about twenty feet long
Mrs Cohen attended a social function when the news was reported. Blue whale calves are often about 20 feet in length at birth and weigh around 5,000 pounds, indicating the remarkable size of newborn whales.
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Mrs. Cohen
Jobless Claims In State Rise
CHARLESTON The State Employment Security Department reports new unemployment benefit claims in West Virginia for the first week of this month nearly doubling from October. It records 3,624 new claims this week versus 1,875 last October. Last week benefits were paid for 16,148 new and continued claims.
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Charleston
State
Ash cites state employment figures for Mountain State
Henry L. Ash noted that about 500,000 nonagricultural wage and salary workers were employed in the Mountain State at mid November. He said this total was 4,500 below October and 4,600 under the same period last year.
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Henry L. Ash
Ash
Ancient textile pattern history note
Fragmentary historical note cites an ancient decorative pattern and rail express service, mentioning the United States and a March date in 1839. The readable text is sparse and unclear, but references to Egypt and textiles appear amid disjoint phrases.
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United States
Egypt
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