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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
Wheat Referendum Opens as Farmers Vote on Quotas
Farmers in the 38 commercial wheat states cast ballots on Sunday to accept marketing quotas for the 1959 crop to stay eligible for price supports at 73 percent of parity. Agen cy forecasts show a large 1959 wheat supply with a 55 million acre allotment and a projected carryover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
U.S.D.A
Stutchinson
Kansas
Commodity Credit Corporation
Garden Club Leads West Virginia Conservation Push
Mrs. J. Campbell Palmer, president of the State Garden Club, states the movement includes 305 clubs and 8 000 members, shaping conservation efforts through projects from forest fire prevention to school curricula and anti litter measures as it grows nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Garden Club
J. Campbell Palmer
West Virginia Conservation Magazine
National Council
Palmer
Greenbrier
Garden Club
West Virginia
Nightmare quotes of a captain of industry
Hal Boyle portrays modern magnates as tormented executives facing stockholder and government pressures. The piece frames an interview with Acme Tiddlywinks Co. president Quagmire, revealing loneliness, fear of layoffs, and the humorless grind of managing a large firm in a small town.
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New York
Atonzo Q. Quagmire
Acme Tiddlywinks Co
Quagmire
A. T
Military men in news at home and abroad
Willard R. Nicholson seaman aboard the USS Capricornus en route to the Mediterranean left Norfolk May 1 for a five month deployment. Pfc Eddie G. Lyte, son of Chester Lyle, participated in a German American demonstration in Wildflecken, Germany. Ronnie Lee Lusk, Beckley, assigned to Fort Jackson basic infantry training. Maymes Was Thomas Pachula promoted to Marine Sergeant serving in Norfolk. Three area men graduated from Great Lakes recruit training: John G. Boothe Bobby G. Robinette and James L. Hall. Michael L. Gunter graduated topographic surveying course at Fort Belvoir. Daniel J. Entsminger participated in a Grafenwahr tank gunnery exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Sea
Willard R. Nicholson
E. Q. Nicholson
Mullens
Norfolk
Nicholson
Melva C. Dibsby
Florida
Wildflecken
Germany
Eddie G. Lyte
Chester Lyle
Beckley
50Th Infantry
Lansing High School
Washington Mills Co
Fries, Va
Ethel Lyle
West Jefferson
18Th Battalion
First Training ‘Regiment
Fort Jackson
S. C
Ronnie Lee Lusk
Maymes
Thomas J. Pachula
Stave
Pachula
Pike &J
Woodrow Wilson High School
Pachuta
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force Aviation Headquarters
Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
Wag Marine Pfe
Michael L. Gunter
Lonnie Q. Gunter
Johnstown Road
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Beta Kappa Chi
76Th
Grafenwahr
Daniel J. Entsminger
Coral Entsminger
Hill Top
Europe
Adams to face congressional panel over Goldfine ties
James Marlow Adams agrees to testify about his ties to Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine who paid his hotel bills. The White House aide, long shielded by immunity, now faces questions on whether his actions involved official business and any influence with federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Goldfine
Dixon-Yates
Congressional
Congress
Senate
Army
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Adams— Goldfine
Godfine
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Helicopters and Hummingbirds Echo Aerial Feats In Flight
A feature compares helicopter rotor systems with hummingbird wing dynamics, noting hovering capability and ability to move in any direction. It explains rotor pitch, cyclic controls, and how both craft and bird achieve vertical takeoff, hover, and lateral motion. The piece invites readers to observe hummingbirds this summer and share sightings for a small award.
European Morals and Pop Culture Gossip Roundup
Miss Julie Wilson recalls crowded Rome buses and conductor pinchings while jokes mix with showbiz chatter. The Midnight Earl column blends Hollywood tales from Jerry Lee Lewis to Zsa Zsa Gabor and Elvi s Presley weight loss notes with light quips on royal command performances and party anecdotes.
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London
Julie Wilson
Thew
Julie
Italy
Rome
Will Rogers
Paris
Midnight Earl
N.Y
Jerry Lee Lewis
Broadway
Cafe de Paris
Jack Wakefield
Roxanne
Arlen
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Mickey Rooney
Mama Gabor
Eva
Jack Paar
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Kelly
Ernie Kovacs
Llnyh
Broderick Crawford
Lisa Ferraday
Harwyn
Porfirio Rubirosa
Porfiria
Barbara Young
Wilson
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Chinchilla
Hal Wallis
Elvis Presley
Taft Sherman Nominated. Taft Leads WV Votes in 1908 Nomination
Reported 30 years ago Republicans in Chicago nominated William H. Taft of Ohio for president and James S. Sherman of New York for vice president. West Virginia cast 14 Taft votes. City Council hired C Z V Wollandsworth as city assessor at $2 per day. Police fee for arrest raised to $1, drunks set at $3. Council deferred pool rooms and howling alley. Public prayer ends with a revival tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
West Virginia
Taft
City Council
C. Z. V Wollandsworth
Temple Tribune Debuts with Ancient Echoes and Modern Youth
A new Temple Tribune issue dated June 13 32 A D introduces a joint past and present news blend from the Methodist Temple Junior-High unit. Staff include Pat Johnson editor and Don Francis rumored as the longtime editor. The issue features a chariot race at Antioch Amphitheatre, mock reports on Israel andPhilistines, local ads, and notes on three new Junior High teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Tribune
Arid
Tribune
Methodist Temple
Pat Johnson
Shelia Jackson
Vincent Milley
Judy Harvey
Lillianne Davis
Jerilynn Stover
Society
Stephen Hambrie
David Archer
Mary Lou Garrison
Barbara Gwynn
Piana Banfield
Jeannie England
Johnny Setliff
Jimmie Ray Smith
Don Francis
Russell Feazell
Jack Banfield
Joyce Jackson
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Naleigh
Register Pudasnca
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
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Hinton
Nemo Rena Eneett- Bes Seto Sheen C. J. McQuade
Ee Ene Reer
Ae Genee
Associated Press
Niews
AP News
Srooks & Finley
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Peggy Kessinger
Noah Lusk
Klaus St
Great Lakes, IN
Naval Center
John G. Boothe
Willis Boothe
Sophia
Bobby G. Robinette
Hallie Robinette
Brammer St. Beckley
James L. Hall
Orville L. Hall
Shady Spring
Jo Ann Burgess
James Marlow
Time Magazine
Michael Anderson
Nekoosa
Wis
Earl Wilson
Stegi Sessler
Chez
Bob Goldstein
20Th Century-Fox
Princess Margaret
William Holden
Douglas Fairbanks
Holden
Pearl Bailey
Las Vegas
Mickey Mantle
James Janeces
Earl
Tony Pettito
Della Reese
Wish VD
Tiat
Jean Carro
Alan King
Queen Elizabeth
Ecorn
W. Ralph Ward Jr
Pittsburgh
Mt. Lebanon
the Tribune
Israel
Saul
Elah
David
Goliath
Gath
The
Gentles and the
Hebrews
Antioch Amphitheatre
Andrew
Paul
John
Simon
Matt
Mark
Cyprus Hotel
John's
Samuel
Joppa
Nazareth
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