The Brase and the Bluee Second Lieutenant Struggles
Lieutenant Emil Schwabacker tends to wounded Captain Temple Jocelyn after an infantry assault near Ryndice's ranch. A stray bullet lodges with a daguerreotype of a child in Jocelyn's pocket as Schwabacker contemplates surgery and a future in the army.
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Emil Schwabacker
Fort Jaramie
Wyoming
Wether
Pemt
Weder
Temple Jocelyn
Iis
Hes- Theta
Vermont
Fort Larasole
Jocelyn
Eyndice
Ryndice
Lyn
Finnegan
Krill
Nathan Kincaid
Beni Aerha
Army
Mike
Schwabacker
Linahan
Hidden Talents and War Wounds Among Army Officers
In a tense camp scene, Emil Schwabacher probes Captain Jocelyn and the lieutenant’s past while enduring a severe arm injury. Sergeant Finnegan reveals a letters lore and a forbidden memory about a Southern woman, the lieutenant’s lost love, and a guarded past.
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Schwabacher
Linahan
Schwabacker
Mike
Temple Jocelyn
Emil Schwabacker
Jocelyn
Finnegan
Sargeant Toaien
Leutenant
Sor
Richmond
Cap'n Fawnstock
Emil Schwabacher
McGruger
Cassidy
Births and hospital news from Gauley Bridge area
Anita Elaine Shirley May, daughter of Francis Lee Shirley Man ley, born at Peck Clinic. Kim Elaine Canterbury born May 25 at Peck Clinic weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. Several residents noted for hospital stays, medical staff activities, and local travel. Jodie Adkins underwent minor surgery at Laird Memorial Hospital. Virginia L. Fields attended a medical records meeting in Williamson. Kenneth Boyd visits from Alderson Broaddus College. Military training begins for Don Higginbotham at Fort Knox. Senior Baptist Church members received gifts. Arnett McKinney remains ill at home. Communications include local moves, vacations, and family notices.
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Gauley Bridge
BNS
Francis Lee
Shirley Manley
Robson
Anita Elaine
Peck Clinic
Homer Buster
Laird Memorial Hospital
Virginia
L. Fields
West Virginia Association of Medical Record Librarians
Williamson
Mas
Carl Canterbury
Smithers
Kim Elaine
T. C. Bond
Longacre
Jodie Adkins
Boomer
Mickey Burford
Montgomery
Joe Libio
Pe. Knox
Kentucky
The
Baptist Church
Page Miller
Norris Weese
Gary Walker
David West
Arnold McKinney
L. MckKinney
Dott
Lacy McKinney
Basin
James Hedge
Princeton
Arnett McKinney
Arnett
Clear Creek Visitors and Training Plans Mentioned
Local notes show Oscar and Mrs. Thompson visiting Beckley while Delrene Burgess sails to Maryville Tennessee to enroll in Bible School and Sunday School teaching. Joe Harmon visits Omega Stover's family in Clear Creek as Prince Stover visits Beckley. The narrative also includes a wartime scene with Schwabacher, Eastwood, Lydia Kincaid, and Lt Jocelyn, and a lingering “To Be Continued” tag.
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Clear Creek
RNS
Oscar Thompson
Beckley
Delrene Burgess
Clea Creek
Maryville
Temm
Joe Harmon
Columbus
Omega Stover
Prince Stover
Lieutenant Jocelyn
McGruger
Schwabacher
Eastwood
Lydia Kincaid
Schwabacker
Widerstand
Mike Linahan
Scwabacker
Temple Jocelyn
Brenda Conkle Accepts Washington Position
Brenda Page Conkle, a senior at Clear Fork High School, has accepted a secretarial post with the Civil Intelligence Agency in Washington, D C. She has held multiple school offices and earned senior honors including Queen of the junior senior prom and Senior of the Year.
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Brenda
Clear Fork High School
Ameagle Presbyterian Church
Quill and Scrolls
Future Homemakers of America
Science Club
Clear Fork Chorus
Conkie
Washington
Jerry Lewis poised for record year in solo film and TV ventures
Hollywood briefs report Jerry Lewis may gross five to seven million dollars this year from his solo film Delicate Delinquent and related ventures. He owns majority of York Pictures, with Paramount holding a minority stake, and will finance premieres, TV deals, and nightclub appearances to maximize earnings. Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh plan to take their baby to Norway for The Viking, while George Antheil predicts flamenco will surge in the U.S. Ansted Well Baby Clinic set for June 4 at the Ansted Methodist Church.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Martin
Lewis
Jerry
Paramount
York Pictures, Inc
Palm Springs
NBC TV
al Jolson
Jolson
Dean Martin
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Norway
Kirk Douglas
Ernest Borgnine
Janet
Tony
Europe
Fjord
Barbara Hutton
Barbara
Well Baby Clinic
Ansted
Well
Ansted Methodist Church
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
A dental ad promotes PASTEETH an alkaline powder to secure false teeth and reduce slipping. It claims firmer comfortable hold with no gummy taste and helps prevent denture odor. Available at drug counters.
Oak Hill KP Elects Boland Commander and Lodge Officers
Oak Hill Knights of Pyttias Lodge No. 17 elects Paul Boland as chancellor commander and a full slate of officers for six month terms at the KP Wall meeting. Myron Renick moves to junior past chancellor. W. J. Price named master of work. Fayette Lodge open house set for June 5 to view remodeled lodge hall in Montgomery.
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Richmond
Beckley
Crab Orchard
Bluefield
Oak Hill
Mount Mope
Knights of Pyttias Lodge No
KP Wall
RNSI
Paul Boland
Ed Hall
H. A. Duncan
Herbert R. Tolley
Ben A. Gooch
Wallace Evans
Glenn Kincaid
Robert Oatridge
W. E. White
I Grand Lodge
Boland
V. van Camp
Mall
W. J. Price
Oak Hill Lodge
Fayette Lodge
Montgomery
W. E. Pugh
W. L. Sowards
John Stanley
Roy Lutes
Jack Fuentes
James Pelrey
Jack Arbaugh
Jim Fugett
Arbaugh
Sylvester Personal Notes From Weekend Church Conference
Mrs Richard Barton attended the Annual West Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church in Buckhannon as a delegate from the First Methodist Church. Dora Waldak and the Waldaks of Portsmouth Ohio visited with Bobby Kuhn Earl Spears Bernie Spears Ruth Peters Orville Jarrell and family from Chicago Illinois. Sibyl Smith a Peabody College student in Nashville visited last week with her parents Chester and Mrs Stover. She plans to return to Nashville to enroll for the summer term and will receive a master of library science degree then become Head Librarian at the University of Indiana starting September 1.
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Sylvester
RNS
Richard Barton
West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Buckhannon
First Methodist Church
Dora Waldak
James Waldak
Portsmouth
Jend
Bobby Kuhn
Earl Spears
Bernie Spears
Ruth Peters
Orville Jarrell
Chicago
Berne Spears
Sibyl Smith
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Chester Stover
University of Indiana
Hindsight Shows Mixed Summer Outlook For U.S. Business
Businessmen, reflecting on the year's start, anticipate a busier summer in consumer services and travel while steel production may lag. Despite optimism for a strong season, lingering jitters persist as other industries slow and cost of living rises, with a cautious expectation of a quiet summer followed by a robust fall.
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Steelmen
Hingsight
Mrs William Daniels Honored With Shower in Matheny
Mrs William Daniels was feted Friday evening with a stork shower at the home of Mrs Miley Adams in Matheny. Hostesses included Ina Stewart and Nancy Milam among others. prizes went to Annalee Workman and Tivena Stewart.
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Pearl Baldwin
Anna Lee Nulter
Alma Stewart
Locette Lusk
Mable McKinney
Ruth Workman
Cathy Lask
Forrest Stewart
Elda Jean Cook
Etta Jane Cook
Bessie Shumate
Vada Mae Shumate
Tom Duty
Pally
Don Hall
Julie Cook
Fred Manning
Clyde Stepp
Magdaline Stewart
Stacy Brooks
Frankie Daniels
Laura Stewart
Shelba Halsey
Elizabeth Keaton
Mae Shumate
Helen Rollins
Paul and
Kay Milam
Raymond Stewart
Hattie Trivett
Bill Browning
Josie Stewart
Bootie Profitt
Pauline Stewart
Robert Day
Gregory
Danny
Daniels
Roy Stone
Matheny and
Jesse
Gene Scarbrow
Glen Fork
Clyde Baldwin
Ruby Bailey
Kopperstan
Emma Daniels
Oceana
Armeld Ae
Ruby Daniels
Bol
Memorial Drive to Build Shelter at Fort Reno HQ Site
A $2,000 fundraising effort takes place in Reno Oklahoma to erect a shelter over the long cabin used by General Phillip Sheridan as his Fort Reno headquarters in 1874. The piece notes the general’s post Civil War roles in Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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el Reno
Okia
Phillip Sheridan
Ft. Reno
Oklahoma
Calvary
Indian Territory
Memorial services held in Beckley and Oceana families
Mrs. John Blankenshir and son Michael attended memorial services at Sun Set Memorial Park in Beckley on Memorial Day. They were joined by her brother and sister-in-law James and Gertrude Ruth and children visiting Oceana. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Gens Hatfield and daughter Richmond shown with Dr and Mrs R C Hatfield.
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Oceana
RNS
John Blankenshir
Michael
Sun Set Memorial Park
Beckley
James Lewis
Lewis
Gertrude Ruth
Gens Hatfield
Richmond
R. C. Hatfield
Free Soap Costs Post Office Five Thousand Dollars
New Haven Connecticut report shows the Post Office spends at least 5000 to deliver 70000 free soap bars. Franks A Lattanzi notes 3 cent postage per bar from Cincinnati but 10 to 12 cent handling, with prior losses on aspirin and toothpaste samples. Births note twin sons for Mr and Mrs German Workman born May 22 at Raleigh General Hospital.
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New Haven
Conn
Post
jMaster Frank A. Lattanzi
New
Clear Creek
German R. Workman
Raleigh General Hospital
Michael Herman
Mitchell Sherman
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