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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1955

Page

4

Ask Andy A FEATURE FOR THE KIDS M D Line

A national contest entry by Marytime Botta of Allentown Pennsylvania asks whether the Mason Dixon line stretches across the United States. The article outlines the historic 1760s survey ending near 30 miles west of Maryland and describes a classroom activity to map the eastern border using New Castle Delaware Philadelphia and Cape Henlopen Delaware Bay as reference points.

Andy Marytime Botta Allentown United States Mississippi River Charles Mason Jeremiah Dixon Maryland Pennsylvania Chesapeake Bay Delaware Bay New Castle Delaware River Philadelphia Delaware Cape Welopen Muskegon Mich Muskegon Fire Department Mason and Dixon Wallace F. Gannon Lord Aged Homes Baltimore William Penn

Rapist Killer Gets 99 Years in Chicago Case

Clarence Baugh, 18, son of deaf mutes, lost a bid for a new trial and was sentenced to 99 years in prison for raping and murdering 8 year old May Manzo. Judge Daniel A. Roberts pronounced the sentence as the parents watched in silence.

Chicago Clarence Baugh Baugh Daniel A. Roberts Criminal Court Melvin Mary Baugh May Manzo South Side Atty Harold Tyle Asst Samuel Papanek Supreme Court Roberts

Marshall Journalists Agree Ike Top Story

Forty-one of 77 Marshall College journalism students in a poll aligned with AP editors naming President Eisenhower’s heart attack as the No 4 story of the year. Three others did not list the illness among the first ten stories.

Huntington Marshall College Journalism Associated Press Eisenhower

Pan American Rome to New York airliner lands safely on two engines

An Aj Pan American Rome to New York airliner with 48 aboard landed safely on two of its four engines after losing one engine an hour after departure from Rome. The craft, scheduled to stop at Brussels, carried 42 passengers and six crew members.

Rome INS Brussels

Byrd Plans Re Election To Congress In 6th District

Rep. Robert C. Byrd of Crab Orchard announced he will seek renomination and re election to Congress for a third term from West Virginia's 6th District. He said he has no desire to run for governor in 1956 and dismissed gubernatorial speculation.

Beckley Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Crab Orchard Congress Byrd West Virginia Stroupe Bowles Dent Burke Cassell Coft Iblinois

Waterway and highway tie up for heavy freight rollout

The Amherst Barge Co. barge to truck transfer moved 16 tons with crane lifting. Turnpike Commission terms aid heavy trucks while Charles E Hodges of the Charleston Chamber notes the Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh corridor links to Atlantic Tidewater. Officials cite planning and mutual benefits but stress bidirectional freight flow is needed to cut costs.

Turnpike Commission Charles E.hodges Charleston Chambers Detroit - Cleveland - Pittsburgh Atlantic Tidewater Hodges Amherst Barge Co Turnpike Chamber

Racing Reform Faces Money Payment for State Official

The commission approved a $100 daily payment to State Steward A. R. Winters of Huntington, a former senator, a decision some members questioned. LePore, a Wheeling resident, could not comment. A subcommittee meeting with the commission followed, as part of a joint probe into the racing group’s operations after a critical Koontz report. The probe involves Senate leaders Ralph Bean, Traubert, Stemple, Jackson, and House leaders Flannery and Bell along with Loop, Schupbach, and Powell.

A. R. Winters Huntington LePore Wheeling Joint Committee On Government and Finance Commission On Interstate Cooperation Koontz Legislative Committee Racing Commission Edwards Commission Senate Ralph Bean D-Hardy Traubert D-Logan Bell Loop D-Kanawha Schupbach D-Wetzel Powell

Marland Report on Brams Paget Pay Question Patched

A special Turnpike Commission committee met with Marland to urge a blanket raise matching last winter and subsequent session. The plan, sketched after that meeting, was discussed by a legislative panel with key leaders from both chambers present.

Bram Pageters Turnpike Commission Marland Legislative Committee Senate Bean John Amos D- Kanawha Dayton Stemplé Barbour Glenn Jackson Logan House Flannery Martin Bowles D-Kanawha Cecil Underwood Tyler James Loop Kanawha

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