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   Weirton Daily Times (Newspaper) - February 27, 1956, Weirton, West Virginia                                For Phon Weirton 185 The Weir ton Daily Times The Acknowledged Leader in Hancock County in and Circulation f1 t v and Full UP 28 214 FEBRUARY 1956 Home Delivery 30c Per Week At Sc New Storm Center Follow Path of Saturday Tornadoes PSC Unswayed By Numerous Protests From Panhandle By RICHARD KELLY 1rifw Staff Correspondent CHARLESTON UP cal engineer Lussky of the Public Service Commission snid to day that complaints by Northern natural gas did not influence the drafting of a new minimum heating value re for gas The adoption of a minimum heating value British Ther mql per cubic foot had been Under consideration hy the ISC for a couple of The revised set of rules nnd reg for the governing of state utilities effective The new heating re is only one of several PSC engineers made tests at dis regulators early this month when customers serviced by Mani and Heat i complained about the quality of low pressure and high gas HTIJ Content High The BTU content of the com as the investigation re not only met the new min imum but exceeded It by 40 to 80 per cubic said the new heating value requirement would have little effect on the 13 gas utilities in the state which are under Jur of the The average heating value of fas In West Virginia is he This Is well above the minimum He said none of the utilities would have to come up to the new standard because they are al ready above MAP CAMPAIGN plans for the 1956 Red Cross fund campaign in Weirton were discussed during the Kickoff Tea held Sunday in the basement of the Lutheran Shown here discussing plans front left to Don Phoebe and Elizabeth left to Clif ford Jack Bess and Donell is campaign Photo by Peg National Guard Quells Riot In Daytona Beach Tea At Lutheran Church 100 of Jea Held By Red Cross Flooding Power Result of Storm Traffic became due to flooding and tele phone and electric lines down fol lowing the severe rain and wind storm on Shortly after l the Harmon creek overflowed Its and traffic was rerouted The underpass on Route 2 waa completely covered backing up to the parking lots at Routes 22 and About 15 were reported stalled in the high waters at one time during the flash On Freedom waer cover ed the road In many spots ant many waterlogged vehicles had to be towed to A power shutoff occurred in the lower Cove in the afternoon oura with partial interruption occur In the Weirton Heights lin es were reported down in the early evening with power shut Tele phone lines were knocked down by the severity of the lashing and The sign on Main streel was also knocked down during the and many banners and signs were forced out of the Secondary roads in the district were muddy and in many Traffic backed up on Main street for a short In the height of the and a jacki on Cove road and an other motorist had a flat tire inj the middle of traffic on a i n ridding to the problems of the With the termination of the Weekend Storm Leaves 14 in Milli DAYTONA Gas coming into Police today expected early ar The 1958 Red Cross Fund Drive is the most Import West Virginia from other states is rests of leaders of a ring of in the 75 year history of the Red Miss rodders who touched off a wild Thoebe Steffey told some 100 volunteer Red Cross workers riot which armed National at a kickoff tea held Sunday afternoon at the Trinity Luth men quelled with tear gas and a eran Miss Red Cross representative from show of bayonets early I was the guest speaker at the kickoff tea that officially launched the 1956 Red Cross fund cam llv A new storm center kicked Up dust clouds in the Southwest today niinT the path by killer and tor forecasters did not expect renewal of th weekend left at least 14 dead Me nn according to a Press predicted H wanner air in he tv h the O to Val They of strengthening winds H w area More dust was exported In the Sou its Friday and The new dusters cut visibility to a mile and less in west Texas Sunday and winds hit at high as 60 miles per hour In New Mex In the and particularly in southern there waa a major job of rebuilding to I The little town of hardest hit by Saturdays lay in Most of ill buildings were flattened or wrecked and hundreds of families in the town and surrounding Clalr County were There were three dead in and four more elsewhere in Wind storms also killed two persons In Oklahoma and two more in The big storm churned Its way from Texas to New England be eastern Presentation of the trophy to Joe serene weather followed In its WEIRTON PLAYER is shown with Coach John right and John Mos president of the Steubenville Central Boosters All Sports banquet held last Bobula received most valuable player award for his efforts in basketball and also the award for his achievements academically and Photo by Peg Joe Bobula Cited Player Honored At Banquet of highlighted the annual banquet of the creeks and utility services Steubenville Central Boosters Club at the Catholic Community are back to normal Continued On Page Two Leader of Italy Enroute to Contributed To Heart Campaign Police said 46 of some 85 per sona picked up by officers and Na tional Guardsmen during the five I hour riot were booked on charges I ranging from drunkness to rioting but none appeared to be the ring WASHINGTON UP Italian President Giovanni Gronchi Hundreds of others Involved in today for an historic 18day the bottle and rock i Uie moat goodwill visit to the United States window smashing andRed m and clashes with police escaped to helP be by His the first for an Italian police of state to North The disorders started with will take him to six American races in The recent floods and Miss Steffey have depleted the fund of the Red I She we are now going in 1 to the spring of the year is Donald chairman for Debbie Reynolds Worst Actress Harvard Lampoon picked A total of has been re thus far in we IBM Heart Fund Campaign in members of the sponsoring B Brith are confident that their ot will be more than was col for the campaign during Heart Sunday In Weirton yester and the main street Saturday night fol The visit is primarily the days events staged at Gronchi will have National Association of Stock i ings with President j Car Auto holding It Secretary of State John Foster speed week Dullea and other American Were going to make a lot more clals at which he is expected during the next couple ofi lr The Members of the lodge have ex tended their appreciation to t h e M the following for support fund drive In Debbie tbe Estates J by hotrod fans years Rcd CrOM Debbie Reynolds as the worst ac tress in its annual jolting of Key press for stronger economic and j a police spokesman i Political ties inside the Atlantic Were fretting a lot more informal Advance indicate tion by the hour and it appears i the address of The volunteer workers received their instructions and work kits fol off Red Cross Chap refreshments were wood The Harvard comic monthly awarded a Roscoe to Lions and the Ministerial Center in Steubenville last son of and Ad am of Avenue was pre sented the trophy by one of the cosponsors of the The trophy is given annually to the Central athlete who not only distinguishes himself In athletics but who excels In class room displays good the high ideals and good moral char acter befitting the student select O Tills m n r k il the second year rhat the trophy had gone to n Weirton year the Dun son of nf U n freshman at Duke I Leukemia Death Matter of Time but violent weather caused trouble elsewhere in the Near Sunday night a West Coast Airlines DCS in a field during a blinding Four of the 15 passengers were none And at four per sons were killed when their pickup truck was smashed by train at TOM railroad Police said the I 1nHs Staff Correspondent gravel road was in GRAND UPi The parents of a ho died of leukemia said today it was only a matter of time until the disease kills her twin and John Van watch over Eileen Sue ended Sunday when the girl But death had played only half of its tragedy in their I j The second Kathleen WASHINGTON UP The Su vill also die shortly from the same pi erne Court reconvenes today after a recess with 1m Supreme Court To Reconvene Persons who desire to last to the campaign may do so acc who said she their to Dr first Bosco to June Ally ing the advances recently made ho may have some blunt criticism the ring leaders are local ved with the Robertin the science of The to pass The United States rolled out its plushest red carpet for Vice President Richard Arthur chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Continued On Page Tw Arraignments were Continued On set Page Two Rouse Appointed Ike Begins Week Of Fateful Decision WASHINGTON Eisenhower today began a week of fateful Barring a change in his tentative before the week is over will say publicly Harley Kilgore was whether he Intends to run again in Naval Hospitalor retire from public life after a heart attack and nearly 45 years in federal waa Lampoon who with All business and private homes eternally girlish an aura in the entire community will deep dish apple canvassed by the volunteer wed to and an Kilgore Suffers Mild Stroke WASHINGTON UP Senator today after Buffering a mild Harold Kilgores ad ministrative said the entered the hospital for a physical checkup and blood pres last He also waa from a bronchial In After a relapse in the bronchial condition further exam Kilgore suf a The campaign of gets underway on March The goal in Weirton IB Donell announced t h e fol lowing captains for the Cross fund drive in Weirton Owen E Carl Mel An supply of bravly Rouse of 345i but vainly to resist the ga he Po onslaught of the advancing Douglas won his accolade from Lampoon for performances in i while Miss Reynolds was cited for her work in Hit The Deck Clerk in the Weirton piloting is ony by members of the on Paie IS The was Kathleen Jo toddled in and out portant decisions likely on racial ir Besides Dr of hpr sister s and national security Is bv warc she was The deeply religious young ecu After the justices deliver their pie had been keeping constant vigil they will announce k long at Kileen Sues sleeping of cases that have been either in waiting for her accepted for review or Now she is in heaven with week long arguments on are sure she has erne previously accepted will be to the of Van Thp segregation issue relates to Now have ii wait Tlic Van to he J lis then twins would be struken the Activities Control Act Both nro team and ardent supporters of Central Catholic athletic In addition to his selection for th Ro a also honored hy his basketball he inj chosen the most valuable plav tr of the Bobula recently scored 47 points to establish a new lrl Orr street was appointed by May Ht the nn husos within state Steubenville The most valu b liad Subversive Rouse was formerly the credit Bernard and Susan Slept Mae Richard So George Miss Lavarne Ted W e Jack Babe Har manager of He will assume his duties on March 1 ini the police Continued On Page Two MAKE EXTRA MONEY If you have to rent or oddi and you want to than you need the use of our TOR RENT S Private Phone Needed I to the phone for I Never knew ao many wanted Weirton Pally Call 185 and place your ad Reunited After Separation of 25 Years By ANN SHUTE Times Staff Correspondent FOLLANSBEE Twenty nine year old Wellsburg were reunited Sunday after being separated 25 The twins are Visits Here Tuesday Theft at School Ferquson To Panhandle They ordered a lot in Woodlawn that he iy HI a he n lie other lit tlie Ill Vfl K Iiiii TU The pa i IMii for her ty Law Police are investigating UT Dev ithe theft of about from the cratic Mil pencil fund at the Cove Junior ton h e K a n a legislators In the district over week campaign tour of lo counties with from the Valley toJay ber of Mayor Samael City and the Dis Engineer Walter Smith of will greet Burl road commissioner f o r the state of Virginia when he visits here on Tuesday Sawyer is expected to fly to the Wheeling Airport on a y morning and will be met in Wheel ing by officials planning the he PoPo Clinic At Colliers School Two Firms Hired to Survey State Turnpike Extension The County Health Da will conduct a polio din to stnt giving it at h Colliers School Chil dren between ages of I to 14 11 receive ia to i pints years of age on Wednesday of this at 10 Children receiving the shots must have a card listing their na rres ana addresses and rj to whether Wednesdays shot Is the first or the booster sh Continued on Page HIS TAIL TELLS THE WEATHER UP Two committee of its m a firms and f will confer mg kind in fi r wno The In March i Welfare a profound interest mence in turnpike work have went th w ii h lln to hired to conduct surveys lo i T anri the in this mine the feasibility of extending t 1937 and their mother became ill In the search for her bro Not being able to care for the ahe waa forced to part with Burford then went to by to thU coun She died in tOl back filea and wrote Pauline searched for her to asking their er and had written help in the In October many letters to in the she contacted Pauline and stated The Legislatures new selected Legislature and was ordered to re Dayton Prank Camp Prank representa tive from the Weirton Steel com pany and members of the press have been invited to to determine the potential revenue i similar go into detail on i is expected of them and how much or is information they can provide in at the the committee has to 1 u i i finance the The was created at Both turnpike the recam budget session of tl turnpike pio least isht in they companies ui had personnel to com plete the preliminary Smith of New its findings by July to make traffic surveys and Both the Smith and Groiner firms two Cloudy Tempy predicts that there will be increasing surveys today with ocasional rain Tuesday is expected to OUf the Greiner at had extensive experience in the committee hopes to follow later windy and cooler with a more complete Temperatures are hope to locate the oat she had located a family by Sawyer and the party in their the proposed House of speaker W hJ u K il as a basis for to rise to fall lo 31 the name of and trip of roads In the The were chosen al a ny snid the Smith firm m the extensions to bankets with falling In the her Continued On 1ago Iwu of the highest batting average of a good financial  

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