Delinquent Behavior Report Critiques Adult Exploitation
The AP Education piece reports six experts who spent nine months analyzing juvenile delinquency. It argues adults exploit youth rebellion, creating a self-fulfilling cycle via sensational media and faulty blame. The study urges context, restraint, and further research.
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G. L. Hodenfield
Washington (Ap
America
National Education Assn
Father Flanagan
Salvation Army Fund Drive Kicks Off With Dutch Treat Breakfast
Beckley launch of the Salvation Army annual campaign opens Friday with a Dutch treat breakfast at El Chico at 7 45 a m. Dr Westwood Holliday chairs the advisory board and reports over 2500 pledged for advance gifts. Ten teams of five workers plus 10 coach women will seek 8000 minimum.
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Salvation Army
Westwood Holliday
el Chico
U. S
Robert C. Byrd
Guy S. Dolley
Byrd
Dooley
Committee For Advance
Dr. Holliday
A. K. Minter
Beckley
Mary McVicker
Jon
Belgian King Baudouin Urges U S Leadership To Avert War
King Baudouin of Belgium addressed a joint session of Congress urging America to lead free powers in preventing war. He spoke against imperialism, pledged Belgian support for Congo independence when ready, and emphasized Belgian American solidarity and vigilance against communism.
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King Baudouin
U.S
Washington
Baudouin
Belgium
Congress
Free World
United States
Senate
House
Bud Resident Orazio Lucento Dies at 82 in Bluefield
Orazio Louie Lucento, an Italian immigrant who settled in Bud in 1905 and ran a local grocery, died about 2 p.m. Monday at Bluefield Sanitarium at age 82 from a stroke after intermittent hospitalization since January. Born November 26, 1876 in Stromboli, Italy, he worked as a brick and stone mason and coal company employee, later retiring. He was a member of Mullens lodge and United Mine Workers Local 1. Survived by his third wife Angelina, three sons Orazio Jr. Bud and Tracy in Memphis, Willie in Newport News, five daughters from his first marriage, a brother Joseph, and several grandchildren. Body at Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens. arrangements incomplete.
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Bud
Rns
Orazio
Louie Lucento
United States
Bluefield Sanitarium
Stromboli
Italy
Gaston Coal Co
Mullens
Alpeca
United Mine Workers of America
Angelina
Ray) Jr
Tracy
Memphis
Tenn
Willie
Newport News
Frank Marino
Frank Russo
New York City
Richard i Queen
Scioto Furnace
Ohio
Lorenzo Pishhitelli
Columbus
Zane Scott
Joseph
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Parting Blasts Spar Over West Virginia Mental Health Director
Dr. Margaret Ross resigned as West Virginia mental health director amid a dispute with Gov. Underwood over policy and the proposed successor Dr. Richard Lilly. Underwood defended his charges at a statewide broadcast, while Ross said she resigned to avoid court action that could paralyze the program.
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Charleston
State Department of Mental Health
Underwood
Margaret Ross
Richard Lilly
Ross
West Virginia
Lilly
Rose
Dr. Ross
Senate
West Virginia Weather Forecast Notice
Partly cloudy warm and humid tonight into Wednesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lows 57 to 64 tonight. Beckley high yesterday around 82, low last night near 64. Warm today with a peak around 66 at 10 a.m. reported.
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Beckley High
Council Meets Today Beckley City Council Session at City Hall
Beckley City Council holds a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. The invocation will be given by Rev. C. W. Jones of Stamford Baptist Church, located at 148 Forrest Avenue.
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Beckley City
City Hall
C. W. Jones
Forrest Avenue
Stamford Baptist Church
Break-In Charged To 3 Raleigh County Men
Three Raleigh County men and a Saxon juvenile were jailed after a break in at the Saxon Post Office on Monday night. The trio face breaking and entering charges as cash was stolen and $220.63 recovered. John Raykovich and James W. Carter, Beckley, were also jailed on breach of peace and non-support charges amid recent Kanawha County warrants.
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Raleigh County
Raleigh
Maurice V. Davie
Jack L. Davis
Fairdale
John Raykovich
Beckley
James W. Carter Beckley
Carter
Kanawha
Woosley Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Oscar Fleming Woosley 66 Beckley will be at 1 a.m. Wednesday in Rose and Quisenberry Funeral Home with Revs E W Powers and A H Wilson officiating. Body will go to sister Mrs Bernie Sparks Pea Patch Va until 2 p.m. Thursday for graveside burial in the family cemetery. Pallbearers are John McClung John Collins Spencer Lyle Ray Farrow Frank Rakes and Denny Noe. Woosley died in a local hospital at 9 30 a.m. Monday.
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Oscar Fleming Woosley
Beckley
Peace Chapel
Rose and Qu«senberry
E. W Powers
A. H. Wilson
Bernie Sparks
Pea Patch
John McClung
John Collins
Spencer Lyale
Ray Farrow
Frank Rakes
Denny Noe
Woosley
Soviet proposal on Poland and Czechoslovakia admission
Geneva AP reports the Soviet Union urged immediate admission of Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia at the foreign ministers conference. The West rejected the demand and the formal session closed with the dispute unresolved.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Crab Orchard man killed in mine accident at daybreak
Abe Blankenship of Crab Orchard died in a mine incident at about 10 a m today. The body remains at Calfee Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Abe Blankenship
Crab Orchard
Calfee Funeral Home
Removal of Raleigh County board member ends long battle
After more than a year and a half of litigation, A P Tony Leeber is removed from the Raleigh County Board of Education. The West Virginia Supreme Court declined to review, upholding the Circuit Court order removing him. Impeachment proceedings, costs, and delays marked the case, with Covey resigning amid the dispute. Leeber’s successor is expected at the May 26 meeting.
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A. P
Tony” Leeber
Raleigh County Board of Education
West Virginia State Supreme Court of Appeals
Leeber
H. Dale Covey
Circuit Court
Norman Knapp
State Court
Circuit Clerk
Covey
Supreme Court
Warren Thornhill III
Thornhill
Robert J. Ashworth
Charles E. Mahan
Phillips
Rioting convicts surrender to end 14 hour Fort Pillow siege
Ten rioting convicts surrendered at 10:30 a.m. CST ending a 14 hour siege at Fort Pillow State Prison Farm in Tennessee. No hostages were harmed. Leonard Thompson, a leader, ordered others to remove barricades and surrender while officials planned to move prisoners to Nashville and retain good time credits.
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Fort Pillow
Tenn
Keith Hampton
Nashville
Hampton
Leonard Thompson
Wyoming Man Freed On Bond
Robert Lee Akers twenty five from New Richmond Wyoming County was freed on a five hundred dollar bond posted to U S Commissioner W A Riffe after being jailed at 140 p m Monday by a U S deputy marshal on a charge of possessing moonshine still He awaits U S Southern District Federal Court action with a scheduled October Huntington Federal Court appearance Also jailed with Akers was James Dalton nineteen of Bluefield charged with forging a government check and held in the jail.
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Robert Lee Akers
New Richmond
Wyoming County
Raleigh
U. S
W. A. Riffe
U.S. Southern District
Akers
Huntington
James Dalton
Bluefield
Beckley Office Space Bids Accepted By GSA
The General Services Administration invites bids from local owners for first floor air conditioned office space to house 31 people in Beckley near the downtown fringe. Possession date is August 1, 1959 or as soon after as possible. At least two bids have been submitted. exact use of the leased space is not yet disclosed.
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General Services Administration, Public Building Service
Benson Praises Rural Development Program at 4-H Camp
Secretary Ezra Benson praised the Rural Development Program for encouraging farmers to help themselves at the state 4 H camp. He labeled federal price support and acreage allotment policies as unwise interference, addressing a Rural Development Program Workshop Conference with thirty states represented.
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Jackson’s Mill
Ezra Benson
Stock market cautions from Sherwood Glutz over speculation
Sherwood Glutz warns against stock market speculation stating he cannot afford risk in bad times and should not gamble with spare funds, urging cautious investing and avoiding uncertain ventures.
Beckley Woman's Club honors founders at Founders Day luncheon
Beckley Woman's Club, Beckley oldest civic group, honored its founders as Queens for The Day at the Founders Day Luncheon in the Beckley Hotel Ballroom. The event featured a pageant The Golden Tree and orchids presented by outgoing president Miss Topsy O'Dell. Not all Beckley founders attended.
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Beckley Woman’s Club
Beckley
Woman’s Club of
Queens
Beckley Hotel
Burwell Ware
Ernest M. Merrill
Charleston
Club
Elizabeth Andersen
Enoch Ellison
Bessie Lanier
Danville
Sue Davis
Topsy O'Dell
George Warren Hodel
W. H. File
J. L. Bumgardner
William Taylor
Officials Working To Correct County School Fire Hazards
Raleigh County Board of Education President O. A. Phillips and Superintendent Sherman C. Trail say efforts are underway to fix fire hazards in county schools. They respond to a fire marshal timetable urging safe stairways by December 7 and note ongoing improvements at Mabscott Elementary.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia
Weimer
Trail
Phillips
Chicago
Mabscott
Odd
Three More County Winners Named in Golden Horseshoe Contest
Raleigh County gains three additional reps in Charleston as Golden Horseshoe winners after test reevaluation due to printer errors. Jessie McElrath, Reba Jane Wilbur, and Linda Gates tie for fourth with strong ties to Sophia, Hollywood, and Crab Orchard schools, joining Gene Curtis, Frances Wilcox, and Barbara Melton among top finishers.
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Raleigh County
Charleston
Drema Mathena
Sylvia School
Jessie McElrath
Sophia Elementary
Reba Jane Wilbur
Hollywood School
Linda Gates
Crab Orchard
New
Reba Wilbur
Paul Wilbur
MacArthur
Howard Gates
Linda
Hoper
Gene Curtis
Mabscott
Frances Wilcox
Barbara Melton
Mabscott Elementary
West Virginia
EG and FA Official Taken By Death
Howard G Elam 115 Mayfair Dr Pittsburgh Pa formerly of Lillybrook died at 5 50 am today He was assistant treasurer of the coal division of Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Survivors include his wife Esther Long Elam three sons Joe William and Jerry all of Pittsburgh two brothers Raymond Elam Fulton Ky Marvin Elam Maywood Calif one sister Mrs Gladys Wagner Pittsburgh Funeral services will be held at Melton Mortuary Chapel at 2 30 pm Friday with Rev Hayes Braker of Pittsburgh officiating Burial will be Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens The body will remain at Melton Mortuary until the funeral hour It is expected to arrive at 8 30 am Friday
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Howard G. Elam
Mayfair Dr
Pittsburgh
Lillybrook
Coal Division
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Esther Long Elam
Joe
William
Jerry
Raymond Elam
Fulton, Ky
Marvin Elam
Maywood
Calif
Gladys Wagner
Melton Mortuary
Hayes Braker
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Passing Their Tests But Flunking Their Future
A public service ad notes that good marks may hide underachieving potential if standards are low. It urges measuring school standards and improving them, offering a free booklet titled Dr Conant Looks at American High Schools and provides mailing details in New York.
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Dr. Conant
East 40Th Street
New York
N.Y
Advertising Council
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