Two Catholic Prelates Expelled by Argentina
Buenos Aires reports two Roman Catholic prelates, Manuel Tato and Roman Pablo Novoa, were expelled after being accused in last weekend's disorders. They were escorted to Ezeiza airport and flown to Rome as government raids targeted clergy amid clashes between Peron supporters and the church.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Manuel Tato
Roman Pablo Novoa
Ezeiza
Rome
Msgr
Tato
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Resi
Peron
Juan D. Peron
Nunez
Plaza de Mayo
Press blackout claim and other brief items
News in Brief covers Roy M. Cohn accusing the press of a news blackout on Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. Other items note William S. Lampe named editor of the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, flood aid for Las Vegas, the death of Annie Camphor Ross in Baltimore, Ryukyuan imports funded in Okinawa, Adenauer’s stance, Anastasia's transfer for tax evasion, Detroit Young Republicans convention, Operation Kinderlift, Bramblett fined for payroll falsification, and a U S atomic research cooperation pact with Britain Canada and Belgium.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Pittsburgh
William S&. Lampe
Detroit Times Today
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
Hearst
Guardsmen to Compete For Patteson Award
Prelim eliminations are under way to pick West Virginia National Guard’s outstanding man. The winner will receive the Governor Okey L. Patteson cup, drawn from the 3,500 Mountain State Guardsmen during their two weeks of summer field training at Camp Breckinridge Ky.
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Camp Breckenbridge
West Virginia
National Guard
Okey L. Patteson
Australian Troops To Fight Guerrillas In Malaya
Canberra reports the Cabinet approved sending Australian troops to assist Britain against Communist led guerrillas in Malaya. The plan details remain undecided. Australian destroyers Arunta and Warramunga will stay in Far East waters after ongoing exercises. Troops to be first stationed in Penang to help early self government in Malaya.
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Canberra
Australia
Malaya
Robert Menzies
Malayan Federation of Singapore
Menzies
Arunta
Warramunga
Far East
Penang
Malayan Federation
Beckley Lions State Installation at Ladies Night Dinner
The Beckley Lions Club will install new officers at a Ladies Night dinner at the Elks Club on Tuesday evening June 28 with a dance afterward featuring Jan Campbell's orchestra. A slate of officer candidates was chosen last week. At the regular meeting Miss Gladyce Garst discussed the United Nations and her World War II casualty treatment work for the Veterans Administration Hospital.
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Beckley Lions Club
Elks Club
Jan Campbell
Gladyce Garst
Veterans Administration Hospital
United Nations
Miss Garst
Wheeler grand larceny trial looms for Nichols
In Wheeling the grand larceny trial of Paul E. Nichols of Moundsville, charged with stealing tires from the Road Commission, was expected to go to the jury today. Charleston notes Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co bids to buy the government plant at Institute, with proposed legislation to allow sale without use restrictions. Huntington reports the Board of Health delaying mass polio vaccinations until fall due to low clinic attendance and transportation issues. Charleston covers Juvenile Court subpoenas for Charleston leaders as material witnesses in delinquency cases, and Huntington cites vandalism damage to Emmons Elementary School estimated at 700 to 1000 dollars.
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Wheeling
Paul E. Nichols
Moundsville
Road Commission
Charleston
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Institute
Congress
Huntington
Cabell- Huntington-Wayne Board of Health
Kanawha County
Herbert Richardson
Richardson
Myron Drummond
Emmons
Willis Hertig
Burke Forecasts Special 56 Session Education Survey
W A Gene Burke predicts a possible 1956 special West Virginia legislative session if the statewide scholastic program survey does not fit into the next call. The survey, chaired by Burke, will study finances curriculum teacher efficiency contracts and certification with a nine point plan for higher education and a look at the Strayer Report.
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Burke
West Virginia
W. A
Gene” Burke
Raleigh County
House of Delegates
Charleston
Marland
Strayer
Marion County closes Negro schools in Fairmont
The Marion County Board of Education ordered Fairmont Dunbar High School and five Negro elementary schools closed before September. Superintendent J. J. Straight said the decision ends segregation in county schools, made with a committee from the Fairmont NAACP chapter. Dunbar had been the county's only Negro high school.
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Fairmont
Marion County Board of Education
Fairmont Dunbar High
J. J
Straight
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dunbar
Chatam Hill
Grant Town
Downs
Jamesport
Barrackville
Dents
Lanark Miner Faces Third Trial June 30
Lanark coal miner Joe George Woicehovich, 32, will face a third trial for the Oct 6 slaying of Andrew Garcia Miramontez, 27, in Raleigh County. Two prior juries were hung. Trials include gambling device charges against the Beckley Elks Lodge 1452 with sentencing July 12 and 13 after a busy June docket.
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Joe George Woicehovich
Lanark
Andrew Garcia Miramontez
Lubbock
Texas
Raleigh County Criminal Court
Beckley Fraternal Order
James Claytor
Betty DeBerry
Claude Everette Underwood
Hubert Meadows
David Earl Dickens
Wesley L. Thompson
Roy Leasure
Roy Ferrell
William Ross
Maxwell Allen
Jess Price
Jacob Rock
Steve Carter
Paul McVey Bennett
Paul Minnix
Eddie G. Hess
Robert E. Brown
Donnie William Berry
Quinton Daniel
Jack Kyle
Mitt Ray Smith
Vernal P. Vaughn
Lucille Vaughn
Eddie Hill
Harold Heston
Nelson Morris
Joe Balenski
Ray Young
Jack O. Daniels
Howard Jarrell
Corbett Jarrell
Betty Jarrell
Maurice Summers
Dewey Harvey
Clayburn Johnson
Nathan Mahne
Dennis P. Clay
Carl Daniels
Tom Hargis
A. K. Chadwell
Curtiss Lloyd Ramsey
Alva Williams
Theodore Lavender
Lyon Riley
James C. Shilling
Charles Martin Kiser
William Jones
Jack Price
Elmer R. Caldwell
James L. Crouch
Anna Dobbs
Harry Williams
H. Everette Farley
Douglas Fortner
Imogene Fortner
Willie Howell
Marhall E. Holstein
Coylette Crayey
John Rife
George W. Rosamond Jr
Norman G. Roy
Jimmie Vernatt
Harve Phelps Gibson
Wheeler Vaughn
Engineer Faces Trial for Death
Williamson railroad engineer John Bennett, 58, is free on a $2,000 bond on a maiming charge tied to injuries that authorities say caused a woman's death. Prosecutor Ersel L. Slater indicated the charge could be upgraded to murder. The woman, Wanda Jean Dotson, 28, says Bennett kicked her out of bed. Bennett denies the accusation, claiming he was in Norfolk, Virginia, at the time.
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Williamson
John Bennett
Ersel L. Slater
Wanda Jean Dotson
Bennett
Slater
Te Add
Norfolk
Teach Your Five Year Old Reading At Home
In this early chapter Rudolf Flesch urges parents to teach reading themselves starting at age five. Begin with letter sounds, write learned letters, and build from three letter words with short vowels. Combine reading and writing, pace slowly, and use classic nursery and fairy tales to foster early reading skills.
Fairmont Coach Retires to Become Miller Junior High Principal
Veteran all-sports coach Paul Biz Dawson of Fairmont West High will retire from coaching after 33 years and become principal of Miller Junior High in Fairmont. The Marion County Board of Education announced a wave of coaching moves affecting five high schools including Fairview, Rivesville, Monongah, Barrackville, and Dunbar.
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Dunbar
Horace
Happy’ Belmear
Miller Junior High School
Fairmont
Paul ‘Biz"” Dawson
Fairmont West
Miller
Paul “Biz
Dawson
Fairmont West High School
Marion County Board of Education
Marion County
Rivesville
Monongah
Fairview
Barrackville
West Virginia
William Reppert
William Kerr
Earl Keener
Albert “Buzzy
Fultz
Louis Elia
Monongha
Four Beckley Residents Seek Citizenship
Four Beckley area residents filed petitions for naturalization today with U S naturalization examiner Harry Gould Pittsburg Pa They are Mrs Ann Caroline Sprague Bishop St John Jack Linsky Cranberry Gabriele Harding 106 Quarry St and Eva Stella Kowalsky Raleigh Gould said the applications may be ready by August for final hearing All of the applicants received citizenship training under the Americanism Program sponsored by the Beckley B nai B rith Lodge Archie Ellenbogen chairman
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Beckley Area
Harry Gould
Pittsburgh
U. S
Ann Caroline Sprague
Bishop St
John Jack Linsky
Cranberry
Gabriele Harding
Quarry St
Eva Stella Kowalsky
Raleigh
Gould
Beckley B'nai B'rith Lodge
Archie Ellenbogen
Steel's Answer Expected Monday
PITTSBURGH The U S Steel Corp will present to the CIO United Steelworkers Monday the first answer to the union s demands for a substantial wage increase from the basic steel industry. The company and union agreed yesterday to resume bargaining Monday after a recess that began last week when the USW finished presenting its demands to steel s Big Six, who employ 400,000 of the 600,000 basic steelworkers. U S Steel, traditional pacesetter in labor matters for the industry, has given no indication of how much it will offer in its counter proposal.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
USW
U. S. Steel
Operation Alert Begins in Capital
Washington observed a mock atomic warning as 15 000 officials including President Eisenhower fled to hideouts across a 300 mile arc. The three day test evaluated executive response in a wartime crisis and emergency communications across 31 agencies with a 3 hours 20 minutes warning.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Huntington Postoffice Construction Approved
Washington The Senate Public Works Committee approved construction of post offices in six cities under the lease purchase program. They would be erected at Kansas City Kansas Jamestown New York St Paul Minnesota Kingsport Tennessee Abingdon Virginia and Huntington West Virginia.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Kansas City
Kan
Jamestown
N. Y
St. Paul
Buckland Begins Friday As New Beckley Patrolman
Newly appointed patrolman Carl D. Buckland, 30, of Beckley, will begin his duties with the Police Department Friday.
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Carl D. Buckland
Beckley
Police Department
Congress Debates Property Return and Budget Bills
Lawmakers push an administration backed plan to return seized German and Japanese property up to ten thousand dollars per person. House Education debates a two point six billion school construction bill with minimal federal controls. AMA opposes universal polio inoculation funding, supports limited Salk vaccine aid. House approves peace resolution and draft act extensions loom in Senate. West Virginia leaders urge a department of peace as talks on world tension continue.
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Sen. Kilgore
D-Wv
House
Subcommittee
Kelley
D-Pa
House Education and Labor Committee
American Medical Assa
AMA
Julian P. Price
Florence
S.C
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Price
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
West Memphis
Ark
Mississippi River
West
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