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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
5
A Mexican newspaper photographer interrupted the local delegation as Tom described how he made a prize catch. Left in view are Winifred Horan Rose Acne Smith and Mr and Mrs Mays. Tom called it the biggest thrill of his life and noted he collects fishing gear but never caught anything larger than a sardine.
Military police were alerted to be on the lookout for PFC John Arzoomanian a 13 year old Bronx youth who ran away to Washington to meet a general He was captured during an initial reconnaissance on bivouac on the Pentagon lawn and reportedly packed his Army gear and paraphernalia this morning triggering a statewide alert.
London reports Prince Charles, aged 3 1/2, at Ballater Station en route to Balmoral Castle. The Sunday Pictorial notes royalty typically acknowledges cheers but says the gesture showed a mischievous sense of humor. nurse Lightspody intervened.
West Virginia Library Commission bookmobile will visit Roane and Jackson counties on Tuesday with stops at New Era Carl Warner's Store 10 to 11 Liverpool post office 11 30 to 12 30 and Reedy Guy Lewellen's Store 2 to 4 Canal Nears Completion. The Volga Don canal in Southern Russia nears completion with heavy freight carried by five rivers on the Volta line.
Midshipman Hodson Cantacuzene, son of an exiled Russian prince, is a direct descendant of the last Byzantine emperor of the east. He shares kinship to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant through Julia Dent Grant. Cantacuzene's father, Prince Michael, fled Bolshevik Russia in 1917 and later joined the U.S. Army. The family has ties to British peerage through Princess Ida. Annapolis graduates will be sworn in next Friday.
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