Miners Day in Beckley Celebrates Safety Meet Success
Beckley observed Miners Day with a major safety gathering at Woodrow Wilson stadium. General Chairman Dave Abrams led a wide coalition of labor, management, and coal firms in a fourteenth first-aid team showcase, hailed as among the nation’s best. The event, sponsored by the Fayette-Raleigh-Wyoming First-Aid League, drew praise for safety emphasis and cooperation, and officials hope it becomes a permanent Beckley fixture.
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Chamber of Commerce
Woodrow Wilson Stadium
United States
James Leeber
District 29
United Mine Workers
Fayette - Raleigh - Wyoming First-Aid League
Hal Boyle Note to Husbands Remarks to Stir Trouble
A New York AP roundup cites Hal Boyle on humorous husband wife banter that irritates wives. The column catalogs jabs about chores, money, gadgets, and misunderstandings, highlighting the clash of domestic roles and patience in married life.
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The Evening Mail Bag Editor On College Education
Healthy youth will enter colleges while parents bear anxiety and doubt. Professors face nervous strain as they try to separate students from distractions. The campus shifts from flashy athletics to serious study and dedicated instruction.
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College Fun Versus Work Shaped by Fraternity Song
A campus scene warns freshmen that college life blends work and play not just social events. It cites a fraternity drinking song opposing solely seeking fun and urges accurate portrayals of college life with leadership, knowledge, and disciplined study. Additional items note retail forecasts, labor law shifts, and historic facts.
Fear and faith in daily life echo in a minister’s sermon
The writer praises Rev. Waldron’s sermon on Valley Drive Assem bly of God Church stressing that fear harms effort and happiness. He cites Roosevelt on fear and warns against cynicism, urging belief in people and actions over paralyzing doubt while noting political fundraising annoyances and public office pressures.
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T. M. Waldron
Texas
Assembly of God
Valley Drive
Raleigh & Register Publication Details and Rates
Beckley Newspapers outlines publication scope with Associated Press rights, advertising partners, and home delivery rates. Subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, both mail and carrier delivery, are listed with tax notes and change-of-address guidance.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Mole Digging Tales from the Underground
The mole spends most of its life underground using hearing to locate worms and grubs. It cannot see well, has strong claws for tunneling, and loosens soil while making ridges in lawns. Dell Key wins $10 for the question. mail your answer to Junior Editors, Box 1325, Beckley.
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Beckley
New York Humor Columns Roil Soap Tales and Celebrity Bits
A jumble of celebrity notes, humor sketches, and travel vignettes unfolds. An unusual tale of Soapy the traveler who hoards soap and matches, plus gossip on Alan Freed, Jill St. John, Errol Flynn, Nat King Cole, Maurice Chevalier, and more. Citizens’ quips about Nixon, Khrushchev, and a Cannes crowd punctuate the page.
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el Soapo
Venezuela
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Nixon
French Riviera
Carlton
Cannes
Alan Freed
Inga Boling
Jill St. John
Lance Reventlow
Tommy Leonetti
Dick Roman
Gwen Verdon
Scott Brady
Victoria Cald
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Errol Flynn
Jerry Weintraub
Dolores Gray
London
Destry
Whitney Blake
Capitol Records
Rca-Victor
Nat Cole
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount
CBS
Mr. Wonderful
Milton Berle
Eddie Fisher
Nan Emanuel
Boston
Earl
Myron Cohen
Q. Lewis
Khrueshchev
Youth Week lead by Dr Dutton in Beckley
Dr Dean C Dutton of the national Character Education Association will be in Beckley to lead Youth Week observances endorsed by the Beckley Ministerial Association. Charman Robert G Kelly reelected head of the Democratic state executive committee with 48 votes. Beckley College received 1084 books and four new bookcases from Cincinnati. The books cover psychology sociology history English geography and mathematics. The Japanese government arrested 14 Soviet employees of the Chinese Eastern railway on charges of planning against Manchukuo and Japan and sabotaging Japanese military trains.
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Dean C. Dutton
Latere National Character Education Association
Cincinnati
Beckley
Beckeley Ministerial Association
Charman
Robert G. Kelly
Beckley College
Chinese Eastern Railway
Manchukuo
Japan
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