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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1960

Page

10

Ford rises to FCC chair amid payola probe climate

Frederick Wayne Ford, 52, becomes chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, stepping into a tense post as the agency faces industry scrutiny. The Beckley native emphasizes ethical limits, rejects impropriety, and pledges to base renewals on internal policing and public interest, while navigating past resignations and a reshaping broadcast landscape. Ford's background spans the Justice Department and public service, with ties to West Virginia and a resident life in Alexandria, Virginia.

Bem Price Washngton Frederick Wayne Ford Washington Federal Communications Commission Ford FCC Federal Security Agency Office of Price Administration Department of Justice Eisenhower Mack Miami, Fla House Commission

New After Shave Lotion TANs You Without Sun

MAN TAN is a crystal clear after shave lotion that gives a sun tan look without sun. It claims to not contain iodine and to rub off neither wash off nor fade like dye. It asserts medical and lab testing for safety on all skin types and promises a smooth tan for hair colors without peeling or drying. It recommends use at toiletry counters nationwide.

Veterans Pension Law Info Available At VA Offices

Veterans and their families can obtain full information on the new pension law taking effect July 1 1960 at any Veterans Administration office. Recipients under the present law may switch to the new system but cannot revert. VA Beckley Hospital staff can explain both bills and pamphlets have been sent to recipients. Selection is voluntary and final once made.

Veterans Administration Patrick Beville Huntington Beville Beckley VA Hospital

Federal Reserve Note Found By Beckley Man

Howard Little, who runs two Beckley businesses, found a $20 Federal Reserve note from the First National Bank of Big Stone Gap dated 1929. He bought it for $20 from a local theatre ticket seller, noting it is the third such note he has encountered in ten years.

Howard Little Federal Reserve Big Stone Gap Little Roanoke Beckley National Federal Reserve System

ABI Faithful Drive Funds Mats for Institute Workshop

Appalachian Bible Institute continues to operate on faith as it prepares to purchase a tire recycler and mat making machine with a 540 donation expected this month. Production should start near May first with orders for mats now being accepted. The workshop also offers sturdy formica topped tables benches and green chalkboards for classrooms or home use.

Appalachian Bible Institute

Beckleyan Inducted In Education Society

Beckley resident Carol Ann French joined 23 new members of the West Virginia University Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi, an education honor society, during a Monday night induction banquet. Guest speaker L K Lowenstein, superintendent of Kanawha County Schools, spoke on education in Russia.

Carol Ann French Beckley West Virginia University Kappa Delta Phi Education Honor Society L. K. Lowenstein Kanawha County Russia

STEP BROTHER DIES IN OHIO FUNERAL HELD THIS AFTERNOON

Mr and Mrs W B Connoley are in Struthers Ohio for the funeral of Connoleys stepbrother Clarence Strickland to be held this afternoon.

W. B. Connoley Struthers Ohio Connoley Clarence Strickland

Students showcase dope effects with rat exhibit in science fair

A Monroney Junior High group displayed a rat named Clarence to illustrate drug effects at a science fair in Oklahoma City. The rat reportedly became healthier and then gave birth to six pups the day before the show opened. The students renamed the rat Clarice for display.

Oklahoma City Monroney Junior Clarence Clarice

Vocational School Plans Open House

Raleigh County Vocational School invites the public to an annual open house from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Veterans will attend shop classes, faculty will guide tours, and the practical nursing department will be open. A social hour follows for instructors and their families. Director William B. Connoley oversees the school.

Raleigh County

Annual Men's Day Program Planned at Central Baptist Church

The Central Baptist Church will host its Annual Men's Day program on Sunday at 2 30 p m. The Rev N G Harris of Wheeling is guest speaker. A W Callaway is general chairman with D D Crawford music chairman M K Austin publicity and C R Jones program chairman handling arrangements.

The Central Baptist Church N. G. Harris Wheeling A. W. Callaway D. D. Crawford M. K. Austin C. R. Jones

Annual Meeting of Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Assoc

The Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Friday in Room 10 of the Raleigh County Memorial Building, not Saturday as previously printed. Dr. R. E. Hyatt and Dr. W. A. Laquer of Beckley Memorial Hospital will lead a panel, and the public is invited per executive director Mrs. C. C. Lewis.

Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Association Raleigh County Memorial Building Erro Rc R R. E. Hyatt W. A. Laquer Beckley Memorial Hospital C. C. Lewis Association

Camp Dates Set For Girl Scouts in Raleigh County

Camping booklets for Raleigh County Girl Scouts will be available May 2 with leaders eligible to pick up for their troops. Mrs. J R DePaulo announces camp coordinators include Mrs. Dix Manning directing the camps for the second summer. Various volunteers assist with transportation program and camp operations across multiple sites including Little Beaver Park and Camp Segun. Camp schedules cover May primitive sessions, day camps with $1.25 weekly fees, and sequential site directors for Fitzpatrick Segun Greenwood Marsh Fork and Tams Mountain camps through July and late July.

Raleigh County J. R. DePaulo Dix Manning Woodrow Wilson High School Edith Macy DePaulo J. K. Edmundson R. Francis Parker C. E. Galaspie Ted Stover G. L. Anderson Little Beaver Park Girl Scout Council Walter Duncan Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Lewis Lester Greenwood Maxwell Hill John Rahall Segun Finley Prewitt Blue Jay Slab Fork Charles K. Lilly Epperly Marsh Fork Jarrell Farm Dry Creek Kermit Webb Webb

Legion and VFW Plan Spring Conferences in West Virginia

Veterans groups meet in Wheeling and Morgantown for annual Spring Conferences. American Legion National Commander Martin McKneally will speak at the banquet in Wheeling with events continuing Sunday. VFW guest James E. Van Zandt will deliver the main address at the Morgantown banquet April 30 with follow-up dances and memorial services weekend.

Wheeling Morgantown American Legion Wheeling Post No Daniel P. Morgan Veterans of Foreign Wars Legionnaires Ohio West Virginia Martin B. McKneally Newburgh N. Y McKneally McLure Legion Minneapolis Wheeling Post Ben Brown Elkins VFW James E. van Zandt van Zandt House of Representatives Pennsylvania Congress Department Council of Administration David J. Lowery Department

Former Pastor Addresses Men at Sophia Meeting

The Rev. J. E. Perkins, pastor of Mount Hope Methodist Church, spoke on You Are Peculiar People at the Sophia Methodist group Friday night. Mrs. Perkins joined him. L. H. Greenwood Jr. led a devotional, bills were approved, and a membership project was completed. A fish dinner preceded the meeting for 11 members and guests. The next gathering is May 27 in the church friendship hall.

Bill Buchler Greenwood Friendship Hall Effie Eddins Bill Euchler

Woman and son-in-law fight over tax deductions

In Phoenix, a mother-in-law and her son-in-law argued while filling 1959 tax forms. He struck her in the face, she splashed hot water, leaving her with a bruised nose and eye. She suffered first degree burns.

Phoenix, Ariz

Sixty three accepted in Wesleyan's Science Institute

Sixty three applicants from 17 states have been accepted for enrollment this summer in Wesleyan College's second annual Institute for Junior High School Science Teachers. Funded by the National Science Foundation with 60000 dollars, participants receive stipends from 450 to 810 dollars plus travel, with 90 dollars per dependent for those with families.

Buckhannon West Virginia Wesleyan College John Wright National Science Foundation West Virginia Pennsylvania Oregon Texas Michigan Maryland Connecticut Ohio Florida North Carolina New Jersey Delaware Georgia South Carolina Minnesota Massachusetts Arkansas Wesleyan

Driver Jailed For Drunkenness In Raleigh County

A Sophia motorist pleaded guilty before Magistrate W. A. Burke and received a $100 fine plus costs and a 30 day jail term for driving while drunk. Joseph Lynn Jackson, 24, was jailed at 12:25 a.m. Sunday by City Police. Carl H. Tolley of Wytheville Virginia was jailed by Turnpike State Police at 8:15 p.m. Monday for the same charge. Harry Richards of Beckley posted bond and was released Monday after appearing on a non support charge scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday before Magistrate Burke. he had been jailed at 11:30 a.m. Saturday by a constable.

Sophia W. A. Burke Raleigh County Joseph Lynn Jackson Turnpike Carl H. Tolley Wytheville Harry Richards Beckley Burke

Fishing Violations Charged Against Three Arrests Made

District Conservation officers arrested Henry Wayne 53 of Besoco for trout in Glade Creek and fined 20. Ted Jordan of Cleveland Ohio fined 10 for using a resident license. Henry Asbury 37 of Davy McDowell fined 10 for fishing without proper license. Raymond Eye notes licenses not required for over 60. trout stamp 1 plus 15 cent fee required. First expeditions reached the South Pole and the North Pole within two years.

District Conservation Commission Henry Wayne Besoco Glade Creek L. W. Berkel Wayne Berker Ted Jordan Cleveland Ohio Henry Asbury Davy McDowell County Ivan B. Pizzino Raymond Eye South Pole North Pole

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fred Ford Beckleyan House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee Ing George M. Ford University of West Virginia Law School Virginia Lee Carter Middlebourne W. Va Harrison County Young Republicans Air Force Alexandria Mary Carter Ford Mary Margaret Mahoney Blackstone Mass Harry W. Hall Granville Ave Frederick W. Ford the Complete Variety Store W. Mai St Hinton Richwood Mullens East Rainelle Oak Hill News For Veterans ABI Education Society Uuly Esa Mr. Sweeney Electricity Operates Unity Radio Coffe Maker Cate Bes Ralph L. Killinger Welch Air Force Recruiting Officer Kentucky Sgt. Killinger Robert G. Wilson Eenee Tions Leston Science Institute
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