Gov Almond Restores 36 Appointments to Virginia Boards
Gov. Almond announced 36 reappointments and 10 new appointments to state boards and agencies, totaling 78 this week. New appointees include E. H. Titmus Jr. to the Medical College of Virginia board, Ernst W. Farley Jr. to the Richmond Petersburg Turnpike Authority, and others to boards for architects engineers land surveyors accounting embalmers and pharmacy. Anne Dobie Peebles and Lee F. Davis also named to advisory and local debt roles respectively.
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Richmond
Almond
Medical College of Virginia Board of Visitors
E. H. Titmus Jr
Petersburg
George T. McLean
Portsmouth
Virginius Shackelford
Eppa Hunton IV
Ernst W. Farley Jr
Richmond - Petersburg
John M. Oakey
Roanoke
J. Aker Williams
Chilhowie
Walter M. Allen
State Board of Pharmacy
James E. Steger
Covington
Anne Dobie Peebles
Sussex
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Lee F. Davis
Garland Grey
Waverly
Brucetown Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Brucetown residents list visitors from Buffalo Martinsburg Winchester Round Hill and Charles Town as relatives and friends spent weekends and days with local families. Several residents recoveries noted including Ray Russell and Peggy Price with hospital stays and improved health.
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Brucetown
Everett Oakes
Buffalo
N. Y
Arnold Gordon
Princeton
William Swimley
Winchester
J. Swimley
Roy Clowser
Ughters
Peggy
Patty Clowser
Cowen
Ww. Va
Summit Point
W. Va
Kate Marshall
Lillian Carter
Hedgesville
E. V. Gleisner
Lillie Veiring
Monteray
Raymond Burns
Burns
Ollie Schreck
Irwin Day
Near Stephenson
William Hildebrand
Paul Sibole
Inwood
Sibole
Myrtle Mauzy
Billie Russell
Frank Russell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Pierce
Rossville
James McCoy
Gary
Sharron
Walley Cain
Winchster
Andy Whitacre
Russell McAboy
McAboy
Edgar Smallwood
Charles Town
James Summell
Russell Price
Ray Russell
Kerfoot Marshall
Ranson
Niven Avoids Live Stage and TV Performances
New York actor David Niven, speaking from his film career, says he shuns live television and stage work. He jokes he would only do live TV if destitute and compares performers to runaway rocking horses, noting the pandemonium exceeds the results.
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New York
David Niven
Shakers Officially Named The United Society of Believers
The official designation for the group commonly called Shakers is The United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing.
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Shakers
TJ. A
the United Society of Believers
O'Sullivan Rubber declares quarterly dividend
The Board of Directors of O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation declares a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the outstanding 5 percent cumulative $20 preferred stock. The dividend is payable July 1, 1958, to stockholders of record June 20, 1958. After payment, arrears on the preferred stock will be $1 per share.
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O'Sulivan Rubber Corporation
Red China Refuses Fishing Extension
Hong Kong reports Red China rejects extending the one year fishing pact allowing Japanese fishermen into Communist waters. The accord, first signed in 1955, has already been extended twice.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Fire destroys Brown's Mountain observation tower near Charlottesville
Damage estimated at 100000 dollars after a lightning sparked blaze destroyed most of a 100 foot observation tower and a connected gift shop atop Brown's Mountain, near Charlottesville. Firefighters battled the three hour blaze as strong winds and limited water hindered efforts.
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Charlottesville
Brown's Mountain
Here
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
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