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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
7
Frankenberger's advertises Christmas shopping for men with a range of sportswear gifts from lightweight warm-up jackets to port shirts and sweaters. It notes available sizes for average men and big men, with evenings open to Christmas until 9.
The United States urged the U.N. Security Council to reconsider Japan’s membership application. A Special Political Committee resolution called Japan a peace loving state able to meet charter obligations and urged the Council to note the General Assembly’s determination. Japan’s bid was vetoed by the Soviet Union on Sept. 18, 1382, while the other ten members backed admission.
Patrolman Roy Johnson Jr of the city police sues Pepsi Cola Bottling Co of Charleston and R P Austin route salesman for 200000 in damages. He was in a police car driven by Patrolman Tommy Yeung when rear ended by Austin’s Pepsi truck on Corkle Avenue near the Chesapeake and Ohio station. He suffered torn neck ligaments and has missed work, with ongoing hospital care.
Westbrook Pegler argues against special veteran medical preference. He says nonservice families face similar hardships and urges strengthening civilian hospitals to care for all, including amputees, noting universal care could follow a flawed path from British policy.
The article recounts how O Little Town of Bethlehem began as poet Phillips Brooks work. Lewis Redner set it to music as a Sunday school gift. John H Hopkins Jr wrote the dialogue for the travelers song We Three Kings. The pageant spread widely and is 95 years old this season. Other stories about Christmas songs note a broad, singable stock that appeals to even cold hearts.
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