State Commodity Program Grows Into Major Operation
The West Virginia welfare and commodity relief program expanded to a $10 million annual operation. In the year ended last June 30, $9,323,112 worth of surplus foods were distributed to 220,136 recipients through schools, welfare, and other programs, with schools receiving the largest share. The system now operates five welfare distribution warehouses in Charleston, Logan, Welch, Beckley and Fairmont, plus a central warehouse at Dunbar for school lunches and related programs.
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Gatlerdt
DPA
Department of Publics
Thele
Marland
U.S. Senate
Chapman Revercomb
West
Senate
Logan
Welch
Beckley
Fairont
Yanla and the Giant Quest for Rainbow Gold
A fantasy tale unfolds as Yanla and McGillivuddy seek the pot of gold at the rainbow’s end. Gustavius the Giant arrives with a sack of gold and explains the true source lies with the Goldies guarding the rainbow. The trio rides the giant to the rainbow to plead for help in saving Santa Claus.
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Witch of Witherspoon
McGill Kcuddy
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MacGillicuddy
Gustavious
Santa Claus
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Trotsky Slayer Must Serve Full Term in Mexico City
Jacques Mornard, the man who killed Leon Trotsky, must complete a 20 year prison sentence, ending August 20, 1960, after a Court of Appeals denied his plea for release on good behavior. The judges ruled he remains dangerous, shows no repentance, and will not disclose his true identity or motive.
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Leon Trotsky
Jacques Mornard
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Mystery Still Shrouds Parkersburg Shooting
A coroner's jury ruled that two men killed in Parkersburg on December 10 died at unknown hands. Prosecutor-elect Richard Pence continues the investigation and says a January Wood County grand jury presentment depends on developments. The victims are William Sprouse, 72, and Tra McConnell, 25.
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Coronier
Richard Pence
William Sprouse
Tra McConnell
Imade
Wood County
Pence
Drive safe drive home the holidays urges cops and coffee
Business leaders and police join forces to cut holiday traffic deaths. National and local groups warn of up to 660 deaths in a four day period and promote coffee as the road drink. Coffee packets and retail promotions target drivers leaving parties to stay alert and avoid fatigue.
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Sam Dawson
New York U
Elimax
National Safety Council
Chicago
Seagrams Distillers Co
Fraternal Order of Police
Denver Cashier Admits Embezzling Nearly $50 000
Mrs. Cora Zidan, 30, a cashier for Denver Discount Co. and Allied Credit Corp., confessed to embezzling about $50,000 over six years. She signed a statement and said she did not intend to steal, but started and could not quit. Her $240 monthly salary was cited.
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Denver
Colo
Cora Zidan
Allied Credit Corp
The Boy Jesus in Nazareth and Early Life
A six-part study traces the birth and youth of Jesus, from humble Nazareth beginnings through the temple at age twelve. Mary and Joseph nurture Him amid hardship, teaching Him carpentry, scripture, and obedience as He grows in wisdom and favor. Tomorrow: Light in the Desert.
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Jerusalem
Joseph
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Egypt
Herod
Mary
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