Building Inspector Wins Council Confidence Vote
The Charleston City Council unanimously sustained confidence in Building Inspector Liam E. Kirk after Hubbard’s resignation letter was read. Hubbard had attacked Kirk over issuing a permit for Marvin's Midtown Motel on Kanawha Blvd, alleging zoning and fairness issues. Kirk defended his actions with documentation and cited demolitions of sub standard dwellings to support his enforcement record.
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Skeptics Attack Ike Surplus Budget Plan
Congress debates President Eisenhower surplus budget ideas amid party splits. Senators and representatives weigh revenue, defense funding, and possible tax and rate increases while cautioning over defense spending and cap ceilings.
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Surplus Food Proposals Highlight Distribution Weaknesses
Discussion on surplus commodities reveals heavy reliance on private groups for distribution in West Virginia. Officials flag budget limits and inefficiencies, with urging for a food stamp approach for 500 employable heads. State totals show 203,540 recipients valued at 5,798,000 dollars last year.
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Forest program funds boost timber and fire protection
Legislation outlines projects across Kanawha Pocahontas Raleigh and other counties including tree nurseries forest fire detection systems and improved forest management. Program aims to raise timber production on state forest land and halve fire risk while nursery revenue offsets costs. Senate and House convene as subcommittees plan on-site state park and education visits to gauge needs and retrain workers.
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School Bus Crash Kills Four Near Stevenson Alabama
In a morning crash near Stevenson Alabama a school bus carrying children collided after 7 am. Beavers family members Leonard foster Beavers 12 and his brother were among the deceased and several others were among the injured. Names listed include Mary Grace Corbitt age 8 and Sheila Beavers age 7 among the injured. Emergency crews responded as fatalities were confirmed.
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Ami
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New Orleans
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Omaha
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Snow Expected in New England and Appalachians
Snow will fall over central and southern New England today with snow flurries in the northern Appalachians and Great Lakes. Most of the rest of the country will see generally fair weather.
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Great Lakes
One Man Jailed In Store Theft
One man was jailed here Monday and another is being sought in connection with the theft of several hundred dollars worth of merchandise from McClure Candy Co. at Lamb and Shrewsbury Streets. Detectives Clyde Miller and A. A. Taylor said the loot included watches cigarette lighters and three Japanese jewel boxes. Entry was gained through a smashed side window. In custody at age 22 is Samuel S. Gder of Charleston on a charge of possessing stolen goods.
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Lamb and Shrewsbury Sts
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A. A. Taylor
Tentey
Samuel $. Gder
Charleston
Pettigrew Succeeds Hubbard on Council
Thomas E. Pettigrew a young lawyer from 1217 Virginia St E was elected Monday night to succeed William Hubbard as 10th Ward councilman. Hubbard moved to another ward and James Ireland was elected council majority leader. Pettigrew won 17 to five then unanimous. Judith Hall, partner in Arthur C Doggs and Associates, attempted to reload a pistol after police interrupted.
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Virignia St
William Hubbard
Hubbard
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Pettigrew
George Francis Jr
Judith
Mrs. Hall
Hall
Arthur C. Doggs and Associates
Barracks Fire Leaves 86 Austrians Homeless
An early morning fire in Knittelfeld Austria destroyed a wooden barracks house, leaving 86 Austrians homeless. Police say the blaze was set off by an overheated stove used to burn rubber tires for fuel, tied to Pettigrew, son of a local official and linked to United Fuel Gas Co. investigations.
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United Fuel Gas Co
Chrysler Opens Wider Doors For Easier Access
Chrysler showcases easier entry with wider door openings. No gymnastics required as High-Tower seating places the driver in an ideal position for relaxed touring. Fabrics are richer and more durable than before.
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