Radio and TV Schedule Highlights From The Gazette
The Charleston Gazette lists a dense slate of radio and television programs for today December 6 1952. Highlights include Church of God broadcasts with hymns news and inspirational talks, The Lone Ranger and westerns, dramas for children, Mr. Wizard, and Jamboree and Dance Band variety shows. Local university games and top music programs are also billed among the day’s lineup.
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Eastern Air strike ends as engineers move to mediation
In Miami Florida, Eastern Air Lines and the Flight Engineers International Association report the strike ending today. Mediation will resume under the Railway Labor Act with Leverett Edwards calling for an end to the dispute. Eastern had operated Constellation flights Miami to New York and Chicago with supervisory engineers in place.
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Carlson Avers Ike's Trip Not Overnight Idea
Sen Carlson of Kansas says Eisenhower planned a Korea trip well before the Detroit campaign speech. He recalls hearing the idea during campaign travels in Minnesota and notes the plan was not spontaneous.
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Ohio Man Convicted in Hotel Room Slaying
John Stanton, 20, of Orrville Ohio was found guilty by a Wheeling jury of involuntary manslaughter in the strangling death of 39 year old steel worker John I Sabo. Judge D A McKee deferred sentence to next week. The max penalty is one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Masked gunmen slug Wheeling businessman in hold up
In Wheeling at about 6 p.m. masked gunmen attacked Irwin Broemsen at a business he operates with his brother. One struck him in the head with a pistol, knocking him down, while another grabbed his wallet containing $70 and the pair fled. Broemsen gave only a vague description of the assailants.
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Two People Treated For Hurts at Hospital
Two individuals were treated at Charleston General Hospital after injuries last night. Ruser Tucker, 39, was admitted for a hip injury and cuts from stepping into a car on Washington Street. Louise Miszenwski, 28, of Bibby Street, suffered head wounds in a dispute at a Clendenin Street rooming house, reportedly struck with a shoe tree.
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Education Group Honors Chief of Mercer Schools
Charles A. Archer of Princeton honored by Delta Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at Concord College. Archer, Mercer County schools superintendent since 1935, previously a teacher and principal in Mercer and McDowell counties, and registrar or extension director at CadyCord from 1922 to 1934.
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Druggists Honored By Southern West Virginia Pharmacists
Huntington December 5 three Huntington druggists received certificates for outstanding service. Herman R B Wild retired was honored for longest standing West Virginia pharmacist registration Henry O Boette cited for attending the first State Pharmaceutics Association meeting in 1906 R O Ellis noted as co founder of the State High School Band Festival.
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City may buy insurance protection for public liability
Attorney General rules city may spend public funds to buy insurance against liability and negligence. Tax Commissioner C H Koontz said Clarksburg faces frequent damage claims from injuries on city property. Opinion by Asst Atty Gen W Bryan Spillers.
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Man Draws Prison Term in $1,060 Theft Of Employer's Money
Huntington report states Roy Garret Ray Jr admitted taking 1060 dollars from his employer after handling funds at a bank last February 18. Special Common Pleas Judge Ira P. Baer sentenced him to one to ten years in prison after he confessed to a spree in Washington, D C. He worked for a women’s apparel store and was arrested there.
Benzene Ring Initiates Beckley Boy at Wesleyan
Beckley youth Donald Lee Keister, son of Mr and Mrs Hoy H Keister, was initiated into the Benzene Ring chemical society at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Lucy Cary Peyton, daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Peyton of Poca, was initiated into the Haught Literary Society at Wesleyan.
Stores Open Late For Christmas Shopping In Charleston
Charlestown stores observe eight snap ping hours this first Saturday of the Christmas season. Stores stay open until 9 p m today and again next Saturday, with Christmas Eve closing at 5 p m from Dec 15 to Dec 22. Expected crowds grow as holiday shopping peaks.
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