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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
2
An advertisement promises relief from fatty indigestion and related stomach and bladder discomfort with Carter's Little Liver Pills. The copy emphasizes quick results, claiming users can be out of bed tomorrow after taking the pills.
Cpl. Derek a World War I era Marine hero at Guadal canal died of heart disease at age 10 in Boston. The sleek black Dobermann Pinscher served 15 months with the Marines K 9 Corps and earned the top rating for guard duties and message carrying.
Grief stricken farmer urges mercy while family pleads clemency after a fatal shooting by two soldiers who entered the village and fired at buildings causing chaos. Maj. Johnson defends Mowers and Carleton, noting a moment of weakness and alcohol involved.
Buenos Aires diplomatic note to the US embassy apologizes for the July bombing of the U S Information Service headquarters and the July 25 rock-throwing incident. It says steps are being taken to prevent repeats and police are pursuing culprits.
Der Abend reports a cave-in on the elevated railway at Karow near the Soviet border and East Berlin. The wreck disrupted tracks but officials had no immediate injury count or reports of casualties. The incident involved West Berlin rail authorities and police.
Miss Frances Duff, chosen queen at a recent Owens-Illinois plant contest, will be crowned opening night of United Club Carnival at Sith Street Kanawha Avenue in Kanawha City. The two day event features 24 booths rides and concessions with proceeds funding future club activities. Festivities begin Friday and Saturday at 6 p m. with the crowning by the Social Council president. A separate note reports a child killed by a flower pot in Louisville barely touching the ongoing accident line.
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