Girard Case Spurs U S Debate on Foreign Jurisdiction
The House Foreign Affairs Committee opens a probe into Army Cpl. William S. Girard to be tried in Japan for inflicting injury causing death. A Senate subcommittee reviews status of forces agreements as calls rise to remove foreign criminal jurisdiction over U S troops.
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House Foreign Affairs
U. S. Army
William Ss. Girard
Senate Armed Services
Girard
Federal District Court
Washington
U. S
G. I
State Defense Department
William S. Girard
Defense and State Departments
Japan
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Senate
William E.: Jervier
R-Ind
Pan
House
Congress
United States
Frank T. Bow
Formosa
United States Army Centennial Reflections and Early Draft Rules
A historical excerpt honors the U S Army on its 182 year legacy with 12 wars and 144 campaigns. It recounts Continental Congress resolutions from June 11 1775 to raise six rifle companies in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia and form light infantry near Boston. It notes officers pay and enlistment terms and mentions George Washington and other leaders to draft army regulations. Today the text ends with a reference to the adoption of hydrogen.
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United States’ Army
America
U.S. ‘Army
Continental Congress
U. S. Army
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Boston
John Jones
Continental Army
George Washington
Philip Schuyler
Silas Dease
Thomas Cushing
Joseph Hewes
Army
Memorial Day rites and Methodist views mark Beckley eventful week
Memorial Day celebrations across Beckley honored veterans with Legion and cemetery services led by Commander W. A. Burke. The Army emphasized present performance and future potential while local officers noted grave side rites, flag presentations, and a 18 man firing squad from Charleston. Church changes included Rev. Foglesong’s Beckley debut and retirements of Rev. Clendenin and district leaders Hillman and Ransom as Beckley pastors welcomed new assignments.
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American Legion
Raleigh County
Uptown
Legion
W. A. “Gene” Burke
Beckley
Granville Shepler
Lester
Shepler
Methodist Temple
J. B. F. Yoak Jr
W. H Foglesong
West Virginia Methodist Church
A. E. O’deil
Foglesong
A. Hillman
Wayne Ransom
Hillman
First Methodist Church
New Martinsville
Ransom
Simpson Memorial Church
Moundsville
A. F. Clendenin
Westwood Drive
Beckley Newsrate Subscription Rates and Policies
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery, with annual and semiannual plans, tax addition, address change instructions, and carrier contractor notes. The policy outlines payment terms, regional taxes, and distribution responsibilities.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
C. J. McQuade
Associated Press
Brooks & Finley, Inc
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Csc
West Virginia
Cartesats
Representa- Vcs
Apron-Stringers Warn Young Couples Against Moms
In the Worry Clinic Case V-306 Dr. Crane urges Hank T. and Nancy to build their own home and social life after marriage and limit Sunday visits to mother. He condemns “apron-stringers” who rely on weekly flights home, noting college tragedies and the need for emotional insurance and mature, stable citizenship. Readers are invited to request Dr. Crane’s booklet.
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Hank T
Dr. Crane
Nancy
Mother
Mamma
O.K
Margover
Lways
Crane
Meeting All The Best Feet Is Nice, Says Male Pedicurist
New York profiles Charles Brendzen a 29 year old male pedicurist from Walters Oklahoma at Ruth Ann Hickman's Madison Avenue salon. He recalls aiding glamour clients including Pamela Curran while noting the era of fashionable bare feet.
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Bobo Rockefeller
Lily Lodge
Boston
Bill Heerst Jr
Charles
Ruth Ann Hickman
74Th and
Madison
Walters
Okla
Pamela Curran
Chicago
Hollywood
Oklahoma
New York
Social Register
Care Society
Miss Curran
Pineville saloon licenses blocked by Wyoming County court
50 years ago Joe Wood suffered a hand wound from a shotgun blast with treatment at Campbell Hospital. The Wyoming County Court refused saloon licenses in Pineville. The German Baptist Church at Crab Orchard will be dedicated on the fourth Sunday in June. Robert Ryan of Blue Jay Lumber Company was killed by a falling tree at Sanders Place near Raleigh.
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Joe Wood
Campbell Hospital
Wyoming County
Pineville
Crab Orchard
Robert Ryan
Blue Jay Lumber Company
Tanbark
Sanders Place
Raleigh
Safecrackers Fail to Loot Beckley Office Safe
Safecrackers attempted a nitroglycerine blast on the Beckley Ice and Feed Company office on Neville Street but left with no loot as furniture was wrecked and neighbors alarmed. Trooper Gibbs and Chief Sterne led the investigation. David D. Ashworth was nominated by President Hoover for United States attorney of the Southern District of West Virginia. Beckley beat Huntington in both ends of a doubleheader to move to second place in the Middle Atlantic Baseball League standings.
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Beckley Ice and Feed Company
Neville Street
H. D. Gibbs
Harry Sterne
David D. Ashworth
Beckley
United States
Southern District
West Virginia
Senate
Hoover
James Cameron
Huntington
Preferred Blondes Have Their Woes
In New York Marilyn Monroe argues that blondes face unique expectations as men assume they must be told what to do. She states the common belief places decision making in others hands though she insists she has her own mind on what to do.
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New. York
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Abraham Lincoln
Spinoza
Edgar Allen Por
Frank ‘Lloyd Weight
Marilyn
Grushenka
Brothers-Karamasov
Grushevka
Marlon Brando
Dmitri
Hollywood Stars Dan Rowan Dick Martin Team Up In Standup Act
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, now headlining in top clubs after a London Palladium run, reveal a low key talk show style. They describe their partnership as essential, differ from Martin and Lewis, and recount early days performing for veterans and small-town audiences, with Nat King Cole helping book them. Marilyn Monroe production notes intermingle, with reflections on fame, public perception, and the desire for a simple bed during hard times.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood Ls
Rowan
Martin
London
Palladium
NBC
Bob Hope
Perry Como
Jerry Lewis
Universal- International
Dan Rowan
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Paramount
Dick Martin
Detroit
Dan
Duliy
San Fernando Valley
Tommy Noonan
Noonan
Lake Tahoe
Nat King Cole
Martin and
Lewis
Dean and Jerry
Texas cattlemen oppose higher truck load limits
A Texas cattlemen's association votes unanimously against a proposal to raise road load limits, arguing roads serve private citizens and farm products transport. Heavy trucks have damaged highways, while the report notes a surge in store construction with 1.24 billion dollars spent last year, 16.5 percent from 1953, and over 15,000 stores operating in shopping centers plus 5,000 more planned. Secretary Weeks sees positive signals for the economy, including rising retail sales, investment, auto sales, and high employment, but warns profits squeeze and insufficient housing starts.
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Texas Cattlemen's Association
Texas
Prayer for couples as they choose partners and wed
The text petitions for those preparing for marriage to be guided in choosing companions and forming new relationships. It blesses couples at the altar to devote their lives to God and to share in life’s grace. It is presented by James Ross McCain of Decatur, Georgia, president emeritus of Agnes Scott College.
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Jesus
James Ross McCain
Decatur, Ga
Agnes, Scott College
Bible Words for Today T Kings 20 11 brace
A brief biblical verse note cites Kings 20 11 from the RSV edition warning against boasting after putting on armor. The line contrasts girding for battle with the folly of boasting in victory or strength, urging humility before strong conclusions.
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