Harbor drama and a night harbor inspection at Apalachicola
In Apalachicola a midnight harbor scene unfolds as Bill and Priscilla observe Gallagher’s shrimp boat and a government inspection. The crew suspects a covert search tied to a larger labor program connected to St Johns College. The exchange hints at a broader, Cold War era labor education effort.
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Cme
Priscilla
Bill
Gallagher
Apalachicola
International Labor Center
Eage
AFL
St. John's
International Cooperation Administration
College
Morgantown pastor ordained at weekend ceremony
The Rev. Donald Rogan was formally installed as pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church in Morgantown in a weekend service attended by Bishop Wilburn C. Campbell. Rogan is a magna cum laude graduate of Morris Harvey College and previously served at All Saints Episcopal Church in South Charleston.
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Donald Rogan
Morgantown
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilburn C. Campbell
Rogan
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
All Saints Episcopal Church
South Charleston
Anticancer Drugs Aid in Control
Anticancer drugs and surgery form a new team to improve cancer control. Doctors warn the aim is to better destroy tumor cells while limiting regrowth. The report notes collaborations among Virginia University researchers and surgeons in West Virginia and Kentucky.
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San Francisco
Jack Batten
Wheeling
William J. Thomas
George W. Purvis
The
Pitts
H. K. London
Sedinburgh Police Department
Partment
Concord College
Athens
Tsland Creek Coal Co
Tory
Marietta
Ohio
College
Helio Courier
Columbus
Holden
Logan
Commission
Minga
Wyoming
McDowell
Vstal
Miinois College of
Bat Found to Be Rabid in Houston Boy’s Preservation
In Houston Texas Bill Blackmann Davis Jr began rabies shots after a bat bitten him on the right thumb. The bat was later found rabid after he preserved it in a jar and stored it in a freezer for his science class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
Apalachicola
Peggy
Bill
Florida
Ceene
Apa- Vlachicola
Fale
Duval
Houston
Tex
Bill Blackmann Davis Jr
Davis
Boy Raises Snails Sells Them For A Nickel
An Oklahoma City boy, 11 year old Jimmy Paulk, raises and sells snails for three for a nickel. He keeps about 400 snails and says they are used by fish bowl and aquarium owners to eat scum. He notes snails are easy to raise with male and female snails producing eggs.
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Oklahoma City
Jimmy Paulk
Jimmy
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Gallagaii
Associated Press
Wayne Whitlatch
Parkersburg
Mid-Ohio Valley Management Council
James M. Donohoe
State Board of Control
Huntington State Hospital
C. H. Jimison & Sons of
Huntington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Tyler County
Middlebourne
Inland Telephone and Telegraph Co
U.S
John T. Doherty
America
Hobbs
N. M
W. G. Winant
Plymouth
Saks Jewelers
S&h
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Sevicy
Beckley
the Vogue
Vogue
Nore
Coats
Lady Hampton
Pinvale
NeviLle Maytag & FurnIture CO
Greater Beckley
Axminster Rugs
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