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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1959
Page
8
Dr Benjamin Fine and Lillian Fine discuss nursery school decisions assessing child readiness. They guide questions for parents, highlight finding and judging schools, and advise on home alternatives when no nursery option exists. They caution against early reading focus and stress safe play, experienced teachers, and a relaxed home environment.
FAIRMONT AP Four men charged with robbing an East Fairmont supermarket were jailed awaiting preliminary arraignment after police found a car near Community Supermarket containing gas tanks cutting torches and burglary tools. Arrington hid in the basement and was captured later. other suspects hailed from Ohio. Authorities said they planned to cut the safe from its concrete anchorage and there was interest from other cities in the prisoners. In 1957 U.S. cheese output totaled 1.411 billion pounds consuming about 11 percent of milk.
The narrative traces Khrushchev's ascent from supportive ally to top authority within the Soviet Union. It covers his maneuvering against Malenkov and Beria, denouncing Stalin, reshaping leadership, and consolidating power while noting wary allies and lingering rivals.
Daisy and Violet Hilton, 51, were reported recovering after a rare two hour operation at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital Detroit. Daisy underwent a hernia procedure while Violet watched as three doctors operated after their song and dance act at the Michigan State Fair.
Assistant Treasury secretary A Flues personally reprimanded Vice Admiral Alfred C. Richmond for allowing two admirals to take relatives on a monthlong inspection tour of Europe. The officers were Rear Admiral James Hirshfield, the assistant commandant, and Rear Admiral Edward Thiele, engineer in chief of the Coast Guard.
United States manufacturers will supply forty five diesel locomotives to the Rand railroad system in South Africa at a total cost of eight million five hundred thousand dollars.
At Gwynn Oak Park All Nations Day turned violent as 40 members of the Committee on Racial Equality picketed, clashed with a mob of about 500, with two pickets charged with disorderly conduct and several attacked. Ivor Kraft directed the protest, and police escorted others from the grounds.
Humorist Max Shulman introduces The Many Loves of Debbie Gillis on CBS premiering Sept 29 at 8 PM in the prime time slot. The half hour series adapts over 100 Shulman short stories featuring Dobie as a high schooler who yearns for girls while avoiding family discussions.
A Pittsburgh man who escaped from a medium security penitentiary at Huttonsville West Virginia last Aug. 26 was recaptured Monday night. Police arrested John T. Snead 36 in a house on Pittsburgh's North Side. He offered to resist arrest. Snead was sentenced to prison in 1957 after being convicted on a charge of grand larceny in Kanawha County West Virginia.
The Register previews Charlie Brown from PEANUTS as an inveterate worrier who frets over trifles. He longs for peer recognition and approval, remains extremely friendly and polite, and despite charm, struggles to fit in with the other kids.
New York AP reports church and synagogue membership in the United States reached an all time high of 109 557 741 last year according to the National Council of Churches figures. The tally reflects broad growth across Protestant Catholic and Jewish congregations with strong participation in urban and rural communities nationwide.
New York AP reports early signs of progress against diabetes with insulin and oral drugs like crinase diabinase and DBI. Researchers at University of Michigan find hidden diabetes in youth using oral orinase tests, while Banting Best insulin discovery in 1920s marked turning points amid remaining dangers and diet needs.
The world's seventh largest church, the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, will be formally dedicated November 20 during the annual Catholic bishops meeting. Built near Washington, it seats 3,000 with a 6,000 capacity, cost about 30 million, and features a 329 foot bell tower and a 239 foot dome.
Hollywood box office patterns show husband wife pairings often underperform. Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh stand out as a money maker in Who Was That Lady their sixth teaming. Fans cite on screen romance while studios downplay real life marriage.
Charleston AP reports that the prolonged steel strike left 9,442 West Virginians idle through Sept. 2. The state Employment Security file tallies 6,945 coal mining layoffs, plus 809 in transportation and 675 in metals, not adjusted for recalls.
New Brunswick New Jersey reports Rex the 9 year old Eskimo dog eats quirky meals, preferring ice cream and spaghetti over meat, leaving Mr and Mrs Willard Ferguson with the town’s cheapest dog food bill.
Detroit AP reports commercial production of Scherer Multidose Hypospray Jet Injector, a high velocity gun replacing needles to speed mass inoculations and reduce fear. The 25 pound unit uses 16 000 psi jet to deliver 1 cc in a fraction of a second, with a two-part system including an electric hydraulic pump.
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