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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1956

Page

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Martinsburg Driver Freed in Fatal Truck Crash

Martinsburg man Harry M Silling died after a truck struck him on E Washington Street. Witnesses said the driver 29 year old Harry H Clark braked as the collision occurred. Clark described hearing screams as bystanders pulled to avoid traffic and found Silling between the front and rear wheels. Silling's survivors include wife Catherine Connell Silling a daughter Mrs Paul M King of Charleston two grandchildren a sister Mrs Philip Coners. The service will be held Friday at First Presbyterian with burial in Mt View Cemetery under Barrow-Johnson Funeral direction.

Harry’ H. Clark Washington St Martinsburg Ruffner Ave Cormer Clark Harry M Silling Charleston Cy Billing District of Appalachian Electric Power Co Shis Catherine Connell Silling Paul.m. King Philip, Coners Vienday First ‘Presbyterian Mt. View Cemetery Barlow Jonsall, Ee

Women's Activities Highlight From Local Home Building Section

A community sports and home building feature outlines women’s roles in local clubs, upcoming events, and joint projects. It notes participation in workshops, volunteer coordination, and style shows supporting neighborhood improvements.

Circus Elephants Granted Temporary Shelter by Power Co

The Appalachian Electric Power Co offers temporary asylum to five Besalot Baby Elephants from Cambodia and Indochina stranded for about a month. The animals, popular Shrine Pollack Bros Circus members, will be housed in a building on Alderson St until the 1957 season opener in Flint Michigan on January 20.

Appalachian Electric Power Co Cambodia Indo-china Shrine-Pollack ' Bros Power: Company Alderson”St Flint Mich

Employee shoots intruder during pawn shop robbery in Charleston

William George Bayes, 35, of 21353 W Washington St Charleston, attempted a robbery at Lucky Loan Co. on Summers St. He grabbed cash and fled but was shot in the groin by employee A R Stevens with a 300 Savage rifle. Bayes died at Charleston General Hospital amid police and witness accounts.

Charleston William George Bayes Washington St Lucky Loan Co Summers St J. C. Crockett About &P. m Bayes Lucky Loan Office R.al Stevens Louis J Fife St Stevens Cunningham Charleston General Hospital Jeter Cunningham Mortuary Dallas Bias

Hungary Warned By Radar Amid Winter of Chaos

Soviet backed Hungarian government warns of a grim winter with chaos and suffering. It urges workers to end passive resistance and return to jobs while citing fuel and housing shortages and looming cold. Imre Nagy status remains uncertain as reports place him in Romania or Budapest. The regime also moves to dissolve Soviet style collectives as Poland shifts reforms.

Budapest Hungary Premnos Kadar Nepszabadsag Imre Nagy Romania Carpathian Nagy Aed Sinai Moscow Poland Kadat Communist ‘Party

Drowned Rider On Ravenswood Ferry Tragedy

Mrs. Marion Archer of Racine drowned when her car swerved and plunged from a Ravenswood Ohio River ferry. Two men, Fred Jones of Cleveland and Dave Young of Mount Vernon, saved her granddaughter, Emily Mae Weekly, and attempted to rescue the woman as the craft carried on.

Ravenswood Marion Archer Racine Ohio Eiilam Mae Mrs. Archer Ircher Fred Jones Cleveland Dave “Young Mount Vernon

Davis Seeks Elected Speaker Post in State House

First elected to the House in 1935, Davis is described as one of the best legislators by service. He has toured the state recently in support of his candidacy and expressed confidence in securing the speakership.

Davis House of L

Definition Pacifist Nominated in Democratic Caucus

The text indicates a candidate described as a pacifist and a man who believes in peace and sufficient votes to win. Flannery is noted as elected to the House originally in 1945 as the first member, and he will nominate in an upcoming caucus yesterday as the Democratic party seeks support.

Flannery Caucu

Gift Basket Contest funds Salvation Army aid drive

The annual Gift Basket contest from WEHS and The Charleston Gazette sponsors a donation drive for Salvation Army families. Tickets pledging a dollar support food and essentials to be distributed on December 25. The prize is a four door hardtop with details given for entry and entry period ending December 22. The winner is announced during a broadcast on WCHS at 11 30 p.m. and via air.

WEHS Salvation Army Charleston Gazette WCHS

Enclosing Doll Basket Sends Puzzle Contest Entries

Readers are asked to mail their crossword puzzle contest solution to the designated Regt. Entrants are urged to mail by the specified deadline to be eligible for the doll basket prize.

Israel Withdraws Brigade From Egypt and Plans Full Pullback

United Nations reports Israel informed the UN that it has withdrawn another brigade from Egypt and will pull back all forces to within 12 miles of the Suez Canal by Monday morning. The move comes as Hammarskjöld may send a Suez troubleshooter to Egypt to probe reopening the canal by late January.

United Nations N. Y Israel United. ‘Nations Egypt Suez ‘Canal Hammarskjold Suez Canal Eban Burns U.N Sunai Most Sitions Bhan U. S R. A. Wheeler Dormerly Smain'ritish

Ike Increases States and asylum limits cited

Fragmented text describes an emergency program, asylum caps, and statements from a Washington desk, with references to Moe day and a page turn. It also mentions a woman with a bottle of whiskey and a broken incident on Lee Street.

Penge Sehbead Washington Yand Lee St

Veroversy Remains Apparently Winner as Court Sets Timeline

A court ordered a reevaluation of the election within seven days after Barnett was declared the apparent winner. The county remains with Republicans holding eight seats while deals and lineups are in discussion.

Barnett House Action Ales

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