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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
7
Indiana's Senator Jenner pushes for Arens to lead the immigration subcommittee while Eisenhower aides prefer humanitarian Senator Bob Hendrickson of New Jersey for the position, a clash over committee control and policy.
Drew Pearson cites a spectrum of topics from U.S. aid and modernization programs to the Marshall Plan, and notes shifting Washington loyalties. He mentions Eisenhower’s potential inner circle changes, including John Foster Dulles and Richard Arens, whose possible immigration post could trigger controversy.
In Oakland California a $2 059 judgment was rendered against Billy Martin and a companion for injuries to a motorist in a traffic dispute. Sterling Darden 27 salesman of Alameda sought $12 000 in damages. The Alameda incident occurred April 16 1951 while Martin was still in the Army.
Dean, a Cowen High School chemistry teacher and West Virginia Wesleyan College alum, bakes cakes that became a town favorite. His Dean fruit cake, born from hobby baking since boyhood, is sold in a local store and praised by townspeople as the champ. Robert Dean.
Morris Harvey's director of athletics Eddie Cubbon has been appointed to the NAIA committee on Aims and Objectives. He will join a Peru State Teachers College headed panel led by Al Wheeler. The committee helps shape NAIA aims and general objectives for executive consideration.
Mary Faye Martin a sophomore at West Virginia Wesleyan College has been chosen for the college touring chair. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl H Martin Sr of Dunbar she participates in Playshop Haught Literary Society and serves as secretary of the community council cultural enrichment committee.
The Western Printing and Lithographing Co. of Racine Wis awards a $300 annual scholarship in printing to a Tech student. Richard A. Taylor, son of Norman E. and Mrs. Taylor of Havertown Pa, is the recipient based on scholastic standing and promise. Kennedy, head of the department, says it is the first such scholarship to a Tech printing student.
The St Albans post office will be open from a.m. until p.m. Saturday and from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Sunday for the benefit of late shoppers, officials announced yesterday.
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