Statehouse Roundup Three Firms Get U.S. Job Orders
Three West Virginia firms received federal contracts through the state's Washington liaison. Polun Industries of Huntington will supply periscopes and spare parts for the Army. Autrubber Fabricators of Geantavibe will provide rafts and related items. Studded Y Corp in Dunbar will deliver 144 tractors for the Post Office Department. Gov Barran to celebrate birthday with nothing special planned.
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Associated Press
Barvan
Washington
West Virgina
Polun Industries of
Huntington
U.S. Army
Autrubber Fabricators, Inc
Geantavibe
Cravely
Nf Studded Y Corp
Dunbar
Post Office Department
WAV Barran
Baker Rule Hearing Set Friday in Baker Case
Senate investigators will hold closed hearings Friday to examine Robert G. Baker and his vending machine business ties that led to his resignation. The probe, led by the Senate Rules Committee, aims to determine if Baker abused his official position to aid the business, with three top executives named as witnesses. The hearing may involve Capitol Vending’s payments to Baker and related contract issues amid Baker’s Kentucky inauguration travel news.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Senate Democratic
Baker
Sai Kridan
Edward M. Bastick
Mel Yar Carpe
Falls Church
Htt
Povernment Coalvarts
Arthur Wed
Melpars
Slamtey Lee
Capitol Vending Co
Ralph Hil
Capitol Vending
Network Hall
Capitol Vendiit
Fanense
Medpar
Wea LD
Smit
Siahe
Tran
Rights Leaders Warned of Communists Infiltrating Movement
Washington sources report FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warned rights leaders on Wednesday to beware of Communist attempts to infiltrate the civil rights movement. The White House and Kennedy referenced attack on extremism and moral decay as he spoke against hatemongers and political extremists.
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Joseph E
Mouver
United States
Hoover
KHL
Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, T
FBI
Semedy
C P Is Granted Building Permit For Office Renovation
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. won a $62,000 permit to renovate its Lee Street office with E. L. Harris and Son as contractor. Projects include a lounge, lowered ceilings in the records room, new hallway flooring, and a third floor lighting upgrade.
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Chesapeake & Totomac Telephone Co
Lees Street
E. L. Harris and Son
D. H.:ay
False Teeth Paste Promises Tight Fit and Fresh Breath
A vintage ad style warning urges readers to use a teeth paste to prevent loose dentures and odor. It mentions powder form options, home fitting tips, and claims of improved comfort. Includes playful phrases about embarrassment from plate slips and odor.
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Frankfort
Edward T. Breathitt ,Jr
Kentucky
West Virginia
State’ Water Resources Division
Joanne Coal Co
Marion County
Buffalo Creek
Mods Run
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Francis
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Charleston
State Natural Resources Department
Hill
West Virginia University
Gravely Tractors
RB Loam Association
C&p
Kentucky Tavern
Gleemore Distilleries CO
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