College Students Publish Paper After Eight Year Gap
After an eight year lapse Beckley College will publish The Atom with first issue Friday October 18. Staff includes Editor John Van Dyke and Society Editor Yvonne Souder with Anne Blake as assistant sports editor. The class plans ten issues starting October and ending mid May with the initial edition to be given free to students.
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Hatcher
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Yvonne Souder
Anne Blake
Arnold Fleming
Iant Session
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Herberthompson
Nd Bill Darlington
Norma Tan Lambert
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Wayman Daniel dies after long illness at 55
Funeral services for Wayman Martin Daniel 55 of Bailey Avenue will be held Friday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist Temple. Burial is set for Sunset Memorial Park. Rev G J Brown of Royster PA will officiate. The body will be moved from Caffee Funeral Home to the residence. Daniel Market operator on Marshall Ave Raleigh County resident over 25 years.
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Aniel Market
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Young Republican Club to hear candidates at Raleigh meeting
The Young Republican Club hosts a 7 30 p m gathering with GOP nominees for Raleigh offices speaking. General L Scott for state senate Cecil L Miller M E Henderson and George Ballard for House Delegates B C Cotton Wowsy seeks county commissioner Floyd M Sayre state Republican chairman runs a business session for precinct workers R D Schwank urges attendance.
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Charleston
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David G. Corey
Philip Irey
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International
Opajal News Service
Kilgore Ney
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U S Investigators Charged With Consorting With Nazis
U S Senator Hugh Mitchell said he transmitted reports to the Senate War Investigating Committee alleging some prosecutor staff members consorted with wives of Nazi prosecutors. Kilgore dismissed the charge as not raised in the committee. Chief Counsel George Meader was unavailable for comment.
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Germany
First steel span placed on Sandy Hook Bridge span begun
The first steel span is set on the Sandy Hook Bridge over the Potomac near here and construction on the second span has begun. Abutments and piers were completed before the war interrupted work. The bridge will connect Virginia and Maryland and tie into a new Shenandoah River span near Harpers Ferry. Wives of Michigan State players host radio parties during away football games.
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Potomac
Virginia
Maryland
Shenandoah River
Labor unions debate arbitration plan to curb interunion fights
AFL and CIO leaders at conventions study machinery for settling jurisdictional disputes to curb strikes and conflicts between unions. Hollywood studio clashes threaten operations as unions seek arbitration, while a separate actors group pushes for a dedicated arbitration mechanism.
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Hollywood
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AFL Actors Group
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