Is It Art or Irreparable Sidewalks in City
An editor critiques city priorities as sidewalks and concrete posts await repair. The piece blames decades of inadequate inspection and lax law enforcement for public safety and infrastructure neglect, urging the City Engineer and Council to take corrective action and fix the system.
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Neville
Prince
First Avenue
Dispute Over Master Plans Halts Higher Education Funds
West Virginia boards clash over master plans for Westoe Tech and Bluefield State. BPW opposes approving funds for master plans while Education Board argues for unified and functional allocation across colleges. The dispute centers on budgeting, land use, and the role of the Committee on Higher Education in shaping future campus planning.
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Fanny Seiler Charleston
UPI
Board of Public Works
Board of Education
BPW
West Oe Tech
Bluefield
St. Albans
Marshall Universit
Marshall
Marshall and Concord College
Hulett C. Smith
C. Donald Robertson
Robertson
Education Board
State Board of Education
H. L. Baer
Baer
Smith
West Virginia Committee On Higher Education
Board of Regents
State Board (Education
Tech
Engineering
Unitarian Fellowship weighs next minister in Kanawha Valley
A Kanawha Valley Unitarian Fellowship group plans to leave fellowship status and hire a full-time minister. John Corrado of San Francisco spoke in the morning on living with life and staying engaged. James Anthony of Minneapolis followed in the evening, arguing religion helps us bear suffering and defines purpose. The Charleston committee will hear more candidates next week as the process continues.
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Kanawha Valley Unitarian Fellowship
New River Unitarian Fellowship
John Corrado
San Francisco
Corrado
Armory Field House
Eisenhower Drive
Minneapolis
Minnesota
James Anthony
W. Waldemar W. Argow
Baltimore
Charleston Committee
Charleston
Prayer For Today From Robert W Burns Atlanta Minister
Prayer for today asks God to guide daily service and nightly rest in His love. The petitioner seeks to draw near as a child to gain grace and be changed into the character of Christ, with life, joy, and peace.
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Christ
Robert W. Burns
Atlanta, Ga
Peachtree
Callousness toward Vietnam veterans undercuts national unity
A Christian Science Monitor editorial decries cruel anonymous calls to bereaved Vietnam families and cites two incidents of discrimination against veterans. It condemns prejudice, urges unity, and affirms respect for the heroism of all who serve, urging that veterans deserve solace and proper burial.
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Vietnam
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wetumpka
Alabama
America
Christian Science Monitor
The Politicians Made A Western by Dick Kleiner
Hollywood gossip notes Werner Corey in a Western casting game with Gerald Ford Ted Kennedy or John Lindsay as hero and Bobby Kennedy Barry Goldwater as card sharps. Nixon as hired gun and Humphrey as saloon owner appear among political figures in a nonpartisan mock western.
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Hollywood
Nea
Wendell Corey
Paramount
Corey
Gerald Ford
Ted Kennedy
John Lindsay
Bobby Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Dick Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Russia Focus Expected On Red China Problem In Asia
Western leaders at NATO talks in Brussels assess a strategic shift as Moscow concentrates on threats from Red China. They see Soviet Asia focus rising while Europe remains a priority but no longer at the top, with Berlin and Viet Nam tensions shaping cautious overtures toward East‑West easing.
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Russia
China
Brussels
UPI
NATO
Europe
Kremlin
Far East
Nikolai Podgorny
Peking
Moscow
Viet Nam
Berlin
Asia
West
A Last Lamp Burning review in a Neapolitan frame
Shirley Ruth Klein reviews Gwynn Griffin’s A Last Lamp Burning from G P Putnam's Sons 512 pages praising its tragi comic Naples setting. The novel follows Beppo and relatives in San Lorenzo tenement slum amid inheritance battles, tenant struggles, and a poignant look at Naples through shifting power and class tensions.
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Gwynn Griffin
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Shirley Ruth Klein
Adriatic
Naples
Ercole Sandrenedetto
San Lorenzo
Sandrenedetto
Beppo
Ercole
Mina
Vomero
Crocifissa
Gennaro Quong
Gennaro
Galo
Military Academy
Calavope
Calavopes
Bourbon Palace
Gale
Academy
Colavopes
Stolgas
Gwyn Griffith
Becktley Woman Re elected Recording Secretary
From the 1941 Raleigh Register files Miss Lr ma Sutphin of Beckley is re elected for a second term as recording secretary at a West Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting in Parkersburg. A large Oak Hill reception will honor Rev Captain Shirley Donnelly pastor for 18 years now serving as chaplain in the 38th division at Camp Shelby Mississippi.
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West Virginia
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Shirley Donnelly
38Th Division
United States Army
Camp Shelby
Miss
Nalcigh Register publication details and rates
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Nalcigh Register at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia with telephones for all departments. The paper lists United Press International as national service and Ward Griffith Company as national ad reps. Subscription rates by mail and home delivery options are provided with terms on address changes and West Virginia tax added.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
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