Turner Publisher and Staff List in 1870 Newspaper
From a 1956 page showing Wiliam P Turner Publisher’s Representatives W T Lockard manager and Elizabeth Hayhurst office manager with advertising contact details for Hottinelli-Kimball New York and regional offices in Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh. Rates and home delivery options are listed for West Virginia Virginia and local counties with a Grafton office noted. The item is a publication metadata note dated June 12 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Turner
W. T. Lockard
Elizabeth Hayhurst
Hottinelli - Kimball, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Detroit
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Cheatnut St
Chicago
N. Michigan
Pittsburoa
Fourth
West Virginia
Virginia
Taylor, Barbour
Preston County
Tyrer
Grafton
Act of Congress of
Unpredictable Politics and shifting Democratic hopes
A look at the volatile Democratic presidential race shows Stevenson falters in Minnesota then wins in Florida and California, shaping a path against Kefauver Harriman and others. The piece outlines delegate forecasts, potential alliances, and the evolving fight for party supremacy amid a backdrop of broader political shifts.
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Adlai B. Stevenson
Minnesota
Estes Kefanver
Stevenson
Florida
California
Wedell Willkie
Kefauver
Alaska
District of Columbia
Oregon
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Kefanver
New
Texas
Frank J. Lansche
Ohio
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Glen ‘Nen Walliams
Michigan
Keeping Fresh In Cottons Is Easy This Way
Extension home economics specialists at West Virginia University explain cotton is easy to wash. Prompt washing removes soil and stains, with mild soaps for light fabrics and heavy soaps for rugged cottons. Wash dark and bright colors separately, rinse well, and use chlorine bleach cautiously. Dry fully to prevent mildew, follow garment tags, avoid soaking permanent finish cottons, and air dry on hangers to minimize pressing.
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West Virginia University
Academic year reform urged by Columbia president
Dr Grayson Kark, president of Columbia University, proposes a longer academic year by cutting one summer month and eliminating the six week session. The plan would create three equal semesters, potentially saving years in an eighteen year education and speeding youth into work. Lengthening elementary schooling is suggested to reduce prep time and crowding while better utilizing school facilities.
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Grayson Kark
Columbia University
Ying Man
Eisenhower seeks funds for atomic propulsion planes
President Eisenhower requests 82.5 million dollars for new military propulsion reactors, signaling potential atomic powered aircraft tests in 1958 or early 1959. Naval and defense researchers press nuclear aircraft development. over 75 million had already been set for nuclear planes in the budget.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
United States
White House
United States Defense Department
Atomc Energy Commission
Rural Zoning History in West Virginia and Wisconsin Roots
Historical overview tracing rural zoning from Wisconsin origins to spread across 22 states. Notes WV legislative attempts in 1949 1951 and 1956 to authorize county level planning and public vote to implement rural zoning.
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D. Gray
West Virginia University
Wisconsin
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Mountain
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
Four West Virginia 4 H youths attend National Camp in DC
Four West Virginia 4-H members led by State 4-H Club Leader C P Dorsey and home demonstration agent Betty Crickard travel to Washington DC for the 26th National 4-H Club Camp June 13 to 20. Delegates Marjorie Harbert Marjorie Losh Jerry Pauley and Thomas Pyles hold roles on discussion and recreation committees and participate in a citizenship ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial. The theme is Improving Family and Community Living with representation from most states Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
C. P. Dorsey
Betty Crickard
Upshur County
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Extension Service
West Virginia University
Marjorie M. Harbert
Mercer County
Marjorie Dean Losh
Preston County
Jerry Jackson Pauley
Lincoln
Thomas Pyles
Ohio
Marjorie Harbert
Marjorie Losh
Lincoln Memorial
Jerry Pauley
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Southern States Grafton Advisory Committee Plans Annual Meeting
The Southern States Grafton Advisory Board and local Farm Home Advisory Committee will meet June 21 in Grafton to plan the 1956 Southern States Cooperative membership meeting. They will nominate candidates for vacancies on the boards, with elections at a later date. Retiring officers include C. R. Kinsey and W. F. Watkins, with several other members listed from Flemington, Grafton, Binpson, and nearby areas.
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Grafton Advisory Board
Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee
Grafton
Southern States Cooperative
C. R. Kinsey
Flemington
W. F. Watkins
tRaum Home Advisory
Clyde Satterfield
C. L. Lough, Binpson
James M. Travis
Clair T. Woodyard
A. N. Allender
Gratton
Farm Ware
Reva Nicodemus and Jack Chapman Win 4-H Reporter Honors
Reva Nicodemus of Jefferson County and Jack Chapman of Nicholas County were selected as winners of the 1956 4-H Reporters Contest. They competed among about 120 reports and will receive scholarships to Girls' State 4-H Camp and Boys' State 4-H Camp respectively. Second place went to Frances Ball of Boone and Larry Kuhl of Randolph as reporters for their clubs.
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Reva Nicodemus
Jefferson County
Jack Chapman
Nicholas County
C. P. Dorsey
West Virginia University
Reva
Happy Workers
Jack
Canvas Pioneer
Frances Ball
Boone
Madison Livewires
Larry Kuhl
Randolph
Gliman Seneca
Price Up 1.01 On Base Milk In Clarksburg Area
May base milk price set at 6.20 per hundredweight and excess milk at 3.26 per hundredweight, with a butterfat differential of 7.4 cents per 0.1% above 3.5%. May class I price rise largely due to butterfat shift, while excess milk price falls 37 cents from last month amid higher producer milk receipts. Total producer milk receipts reach 5.6 million pounds, 78.6 percent used as Class I.
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Clarksburg
William Kida
Veltri Case Man Granted Appeal by State Supreme Court
Charleston v John B La Manca had an appeal granted by the state Supreme Court. The high court, in a 3 to 1 vote, ordered review of a Harrison County Criminal Court judgment sentencing him to 1 to 10 years for embezzlement.
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Charleston
John B. la Manca
State Supreme Court
Harrison County
High Court
Lovins
Riley
LaManca
Sam Veltri
Veltri
Italy
United States
Criminal’ Court
Simpson Farm Women’s Club Meet Agenda
The Simpson Farm Women’s Club will meet on June 14 for an all day gathering. The program starts at 9 a.m. with morning business, a covered dish dinner at noon, and each member should bring her own eating service. In the afternoon, straw purses will be made.
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Simpson Farm ‘Women's Club
Webster area visitors and travelers return home
Webster residents and guests are listed as many Miss Pearl Felton visits and a week’s stay with Quentin Queen and family in Richmond California. Several families travel from Old Town Maryland Ridgely West Virginia Detroit Glenville Canton Barbour County Mt. Hebron Church and Geneva-On-The-Lake Ohio to visit relatives or attend funerals.
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Quentin Queen
Gordon
Richmond
California
Homer Queen
Charles Catherin Grafton
William Haller
Billy
Helen
Old Town
Maryland
Ridgely
West Virginia
Donald Jewell
Darby Healey
Marshall Swisher
Detroit
Michigan
Arthur Swisher
Inlaw
Hward Richardson
B. L. Frum
Jack Sutherland
Mtt. Clair
George Gower
Geneva-On-The-Lake
Ohio
Carloser
Lawrence Bolyard
Paddies idle note on serving bite sized treats
A brief cooking tip suggests one inch diameter paddies served on toothpicks and offers ideas for extra touches such as roy tia balls in chopped beef, chopped nut mats, or chives for garnish.
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Roy Tia
Rabies Vaccination Law Enforced in Taylor County
The new state law requires dogs over three months to be vaccinated against rabies, enacted March 8, 1955. From June 18 to June 26, vaccination tables will operate in Taylor County, with a schedule set by the Taylor County Court and to be printed in the Sentinel on June 13 and 15 and 17.
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Taylor County
The
Sentinel
Morgantown Hosts First Appalachian Underground Corrosion Course
The University of Morgantown in West Virginia opened its first annual Appalachian Underground Corrosion Short Course today drawing about 400 representatives from gas and electric utilities and related industries. The three day event, organized by corrosion engineers, aims to discuss problems and advances in underground corrosion control.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
University
Gas and Electric Companies
Flier Flees. Grand Rapids Man Jailed For Rapid Escape
Bernard Fifer, 20, was fined a $100 loss and given a five day jail term after attempting to fly as a driver. Police pursued the fleeing flier at up to 100 mph and fired twice before he halted the car.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Bernard Fifer
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