Mending Hopalong Cavities U S Ahead Of Russia
U S dentist Dr John R Abel reports after a four week tour in Russia that American dentistry is about 50 years ahead. Russian drills are older or less advanced and patient comfort is neglected. Local anesthetics are rarely used and permanent fillings are often cement or missing, with teeth drilled plugged and capped in stainless steel before extraction.
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New York
Nea
American Dental Assh
John R. Abel
How U S dental trends outpace Russia in oral care
A columnist contrasts American dental progress with Russia, noting the United States leads in drills and gadgets, toothbrush tech, and public hygiene spending. It cites 300 million dollars spent on dentifrices and toothbrushes, plus advances like a remote-control chair and a charged toothbrush, while Russia lags due to older dental education and manpower.
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U. S
New York
Russia
Abel
Local News Helpers Seek Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming Input
Residents in Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties are invited to submit news for publication via regional correspondents. Contact nearest reporter to share events and tips for quick dispatch to the Raleigh Register.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Fairdale
Glen Daniel
C. W. Walker Jr
Glen Daniel YE
Fayetteville
Helen Morris
Welborn Named Tenor Soloist in SAC Glee Club
Airman 3 C Donald N Welborn son of Rex and Mrs Welborn of Oak Hill serves as tenor soloist with the Strategic Air Command Glee Club at Offutt AFB Nebraska. He holds a bachelor’s in music education from Shenandoah Conservatory and studied voice under Andrew Aerne. Welborn's career spans opera Broadway and church choirs with a repertoire of classical religious and secular works. The SAC Glee Club formed in 1960 within SAC Band has earned wide acclaim through performances nationwide.
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Donald N. Welborn
Rex Welborn
Oak Hill
Strategic Air Command Glee Club
Offutt Afb
Welborn
Richmond McCluer
Lara Hoggard
Howard Mitchel
National Symphony Orchestra
SAC Glee Club
SAC
Glee Club
National Foundation Rep Speaks at Mullens PTA Meeting
John C. Stepp, West Virginia and Virginia representative from the National Foundation, spoke at the Mullens High School auditorium about birth defects. He urged support for the Mothers' March on Jan 30, with Mrs. Elbert Humphrey as chair. Sheriff Lelan Phillips attended as county chairman. reports were given by Mrs. Roncella and Mrs. Humphrey. PTA voted to buy a stage curtain for Ben Dunman Junior High. next meeting set for Feb 13 guided by the Woman's Civic Club with a panel on World Affairs by Mrs. Dora Lewis.
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National Foundation
Mullens
Elbert Humphrey
Lelan Phillips
W. R. Nelson
First Baptist Church
Frank Roncella
H. L. Akers
Ben Dunman Junior High School
Paul Ritchie
Dora Lewis
Ten New Mines Open in Raleigh and Nearby Counties
The Beckley office of the Department of Mines reports ten new mines opening in Raleigh Nicholas and Wyoming counties. Approximately 100 miners will be employed across Raleigh Massie Coal Co Shady Spring with 4 workers Nicholas Imperial Smokeless Quinwood six mines about 9 workers James Coal Co two mines and Wyoming H W Coal Co four workers.
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Raleigh, Nicholas
Wyoming Counties
Beckley
Department of Mines
Raleigh
Massie Coal Co
Shady Spring
Nicholas
Imperial Smokeless
Quinwood
James Coal Co
Wyoming
H. W. Coal Co
Special Gospel Sing at Jones Avenue Church of God
A gospel sing is set for 8 p m Saturday at Jones Avenue Church of God Oak Hill to benefit the Mount Nebo Project Don Alexander Fayette County Singing Convention secretary treasurer said Featured groups include the Mastertones Trio Dunbar Foley trio Matoaka Inspirational Quartet Summersville Christian Four East Rainelle Lingtime Quartet Oak Hill and others The public is invited to attend
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Jones Avenue Church of God
Oak Hill
Mount Nebo
Don Alexander
Fayette County
Mastertones
Dunbar
Foley
Matoaka Inspirational Quartet
Summersville
Christian Four
East Rainelle
Lingtime Quartet
Army Enlists Three Men at Beckley Station
Army signs three men at the Main Recruiting Station Beckley on Monday. Ralph A. Flanagan of Lewisburg to administration William H. Ridgeway of Lewisburg to automotive maintenance and Edward F. Brown of Ovapa to Fort Jackson South Carolina reception station.
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Army
Beckley
Ralph A. Flanagan
Vernon A. Flanagan
Lewisburg
William H. Ridgeway
Robert G. Ridgeway
Edward FE. Brown
John L. Brown
Ovapa
Fort Jackson
S. C
Fifteen Seek Work at Beckley Employment Office
Fifteen persons filed applications for work at the Beckley Office of Employment Security Tuesday. Jobs listed include one bookkeeping machine operator, one bookkeeper, one fountain clerk, one short order cook, one salesman, one pipe fitter, two mine foremen, one taxi driver, one brick layer, one carpenter, one truck driver, two construction laborers and one timber cutter.
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Beckley
Lilly Says Foreman Satisfactory After Vehicle Crash
Henry Lilly 74 a State Road Commission foreman remains in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after injuries from being struck by a car on Prince Street. He has been hospitalized since December 13.
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Lilly
Henry Lilly
State Road Commission
Raleigh General Hospital
Prince Street
City Police Report Details 1961 Crime and Traffic Totals
Beck ley Police Department logged over 1,500 offenses in 1961 with 1,412 arrests. Drunk cases dominated, while petit larceny led other felonies. stolen car recoveries outpaced bicycles. Traffic tickets totaled 68,716 with 56,384 paid. 21 injuries in 211 accidents. fines and receipts totaled $50,664.21. Cruisers logged 111,551 miles and used 4,426 gallons of gas.
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Beckley
City Council
Rset
Foot Injury Sinks Hall While Working for Platnick Co
Ernest Hall of Daniels suffered a right foot injury while employed by Platnick Brothers Co in Bluefield Virginia on Tuesday. He received treatment at Beckley Hospital.
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Ernest Hall
Daniels
Platnick Brothers Co
Bluefield
Beckley Hospital
Singing Convention at Sorogue Free Will Church
A singing convention will be held at Sorogue Free Will Baptist Church at 7 p.m. Monday with James Stanley of Crab Orchard in charge, inviting all area residents to attend.
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Sorogue Free Will Baptist Church
James Stanley
Crab Orchard
Rough Going Seen For JK's FHA Elevation
Washington upi a top senate democrat warned of rough terrain on Capitol Hill for President Kennedy s plan to raise the Federal Housing Agency to cabinet rank. Backers uncertain the bill would create a department of urban affairs and housing to oversee slum clearance mortg ages grants for mass transit and other programs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Federal Housing Agency
John L. McClellan
Government Operations Committee
McClellan
House
Joseph S.clark
D-Pa
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Young Demos Schedule Session For Jan 18
The Raleigh County Young Democrats will meet at 7 30 p m January 18 in the Raleigh County Courthouse. New membership cards will be available and the youth program will be discussed, says president Eli Egich. All members urged to attend and prospective members invited.
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Raleigh County
Young Democrats
Eli Egich
Lona Whitt Treated After Staircase Fall
Lona Whitt of Shady Spring was treated at Beckley Hospital on Tuesday for an injury to her left leg suffered in a fall down a stairway.
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Lona. Whitt
Shady Spring
Beckley Hospital
Dry Hill Prosperity Country Life Group holds nominating committee
A Tuesday meeting named a nominating committee led by Walter James, John Shumate, and Wilbur Bouwyer to select officers for next year with a report due February 13 and installation planned for March 6. Plans include a pie social and square dance January 27 at 7 30 p.m. Proceeds fund building maintenance.
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Dry Hill Prosperity Country Life Program
Walter James
John Shumate
Wilbur Bouwyer
County Court to Review 1962 Assessments at Beckley
The County Court will sit from February 1 1962 at 10 30 A M in Beckley West Virginia to review and equalize assessments for the year 1962. The court will not sit longer than 25 days nor adjourn more than three days. Cr O Smith Jr Clerk of County Court 1 24 Wed 3 PH RR.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia
Court House
Beckley
Cr. O. Smith, Jr
PH & RR
Obituary notices for Sumner Basham Withrow Lawson and Lawson
William Carl Sumner 65 of Maple Meadow dies. funeral Monday at Akers Baptist Church. Erastus Lee Basham 93 dies. funeral Thursday at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel. Leonard L. Withrow 52 dies in Florida. funeral Thursday at Beckley Presbyterian Church. Martha Lawson 83 of Hotchkiss dies. funeral Thursday at Hotchkiss Church of God. Active pallbearers named. flowers by church ladies. Williams Funeral Home. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Ross Ross
Frances
Mabscott
Calfee Funeral Home
Lester Tenney
Sunset Memorial Park
Caffee Funeral Home
Sumner Sumner
William Carl
Maple Meadow
Akers Baptist Church
Webb Cemetery
Bill Trail
Paul Bond
Bill Harris
Jack Worley
Corbett Holt
Tom Largen
Glen Shumate
Billy Milam
Flynn Canaday
Buster Bowling
Lester Hatcher
Will O'Neal
Orville Meadows
Edward Birch
Dwight Collins
Sherman Shumate
Carl Farr
Carl Greer
Melton Mort
Basham Basham
Erastus Lee
Temple Street
Stacy Fizer
Rose and Quesenberry
South
Kanawha Street
Rose and Quesenberry Peace
Ernest Barley
Earl Cochran
Flat Top
Row Withrow
Leonard L
Johnstown Road
Tavares
Florida
South Kanawha Street
Beckley Presbyterian Church
James W. Witherspoon
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Lawson Lawson
Martha
Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss Church
Bill Maloney
James Farley
Sydney Johnson
Russell Cannaday
Joy Cannaday
Junior Cannaday
Williams Funeral Home
New Flying Club Organizing Here
A meeting to elect officers of a newly organized flying club will be held at 6 p m Thursday in the Town and Country Restaurant. A spokesman said anyone interested may attend. Interested members include Rayben Cook Bob Kosnoski Dr Oliver Peck Buford Crouch and Jack Clemens. The group plans to buy a small airplane.
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Beckley Club
Rayben Cook
Bob Kosnoski
Oliver Peck
Buford Crouch
Jack Clemens
Lester Council Votes on Commodity Center Use
During the regular monthly meeting of the Lester Town Council Mayor Charles E. Cook said all monthly invoices were approved for payment. The council also voted to rent the Lower Church of God of Lester as a commodity center.
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Lester Town Council
Charles E. Cook
Church of God of
Lester
Silent Night Lays Our Dear One in the Grave
A solemn verse recalls a final rest as sleep abandons eyes and thoughts dwell on a loved one buried in silence. The quiet grave becomes the measure of grief and memory.
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Rhodell
Lacy Meadows
Resoco
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Whitesville
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Sophia
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Words of the Champions
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Young Demos
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Nickie
Sho End Valley Drive
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Mt. Hope Rd
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Beckley Ph
Cranberry and Prosperity
London
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Neville St
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Lester Council
Commodity Point
Memoriam
Katie Mae Lopez
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John H. Lopez
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
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Jack McGuigan
Johnstown Rd
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R. H. Neal
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Jewel Elgin
East Main Street
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Billy Mills
Inquire
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
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Bob Burns
Cabinet
Beckley Glass Co
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