Heller Homecoming From Chinese Captivity Is Heartfelt
Lieutenant Colonel Edwin L. Heller of Wynnewood Pennsylvania, one of four U S flyers freed by Chinese Reds, speaks by radiotelephone from Honolulu and says his first priority is to reconnect with his family. He notes his children Edwin Jr seven and Linda Rae six are well and eager for his return. He avoids discussion of captivity details and mentions a limp from injuries.
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New York
INS
Edwin L. Heller
Wynnewood
U. S
Honolulu
New York Journal-American
Heller
Edwin Jr
Linda Rae
Judith
Air Force
Peiping
Hong Kong
Hickam Field
China
Lyle W. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Harold Fischer
Swan City
Charleston
Air National Guard
Rain Deluges Central U S With Flooding In Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports heavy rainfall across the Central U S with Black River Falls Wisconsin cut off by washed-out highways and a railway line. Basements flood in Western Wisconsin while other regions see light showers and warm interior readings such as Alice Texas 92 and Jackson Mississippi 88.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Chicago and Northwestern
Black River Falls
Wis
Wisconsin
Central
Northern Plains
Rockies
Washington
Reno
Nev
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York City
Jackson
Miss
St. Louis
Chicago
Topeka
Kan
Alice, Tex
Miami
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Two Doberman Pinschers Blamed for Mistress Death
State police blame a male and a female doberman pinscher for the death of Mrs. Winifred W. Bacon 64 on a Seaside Park beach. Her body was found mauled near high water as a trainer captured the dogs. Coroner cites massive hemorrhage and shock from dog attack.
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Seaside Park
N. J
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Winifred W. L. Bacon
Governor appoints seven to education probe panel
Governor Marland named seven appointees to a West Virginia education probe panel. The group includes E. M. Kline and A. W. Cox, with George W. Bryson and Ralph J. Bean among others, to study public education in the state. The panel operates under a special legislative session resolution.
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Robert
Senate
Daniell. Spencer
Ralph J. Bean
House
West Virginia
W. E. Flannery
Chamber of Commerce
Ap- Labor
Raymond O. Lewis
Bonn
Germany
Pointees
Charleston
United Mine
Ap- Ug Workers District 17
Walter F. Marten
Natm Altianter
C. H. Fields
Morgantown
West Virginia Farm Bureau
State Board Allocates 1955 School Aid Shares
Counties will receive 49,668,000 in state school aid for the coming fiscal year. The board announced that about 400,000 more than expected will be distributed for the current year’s June balance. Budget practice differed between the board and counties, with a 5 percent cut applied to general revenue aid but not to surplus and general school fund items.
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State Board of School Finance
Board of School Finance
lIt
D. L. Gainer
Oral School Fund
Lawmaker pushes $1.25 minimum wage in Congress
Rep Madden and colleagues press for a nationwide $1.25 hourly minimum to curb industry migration to southern states with lower pay. They claim the current 75 cent minimum fails to meet living costs while critics warn against overreach and political rhetoric.
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Washington
Madden
D-Ind
Gary
Eisenhower
House Labor Committee
Barden
D-Nc
Dollinger
D-Ny
New York
Bronx
Jmlet
Two Charleston Students Graduate From LSU in Petroleum and Chemical Engineering
Two Charleston, West Virginia students received degrees at Louisiana State University commencement exercises in Baton Rouge. Robert Neal Tullis earned a petroleum engineering degree and Hamilton M. High a chemical engineering degree.
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LSU Baton Rouge
Charleston
W. Va
Louisiana State University
Robert Neal Tullis
Hamilton M. High
Budget figures show proposed school funding by county
The board reviews current year allocations and a projected total about 47 million for next year. Counties list amounts including Kanawha 5,442,646 and Cabell 1,921,398 with many others shown in partial totals. Final statewide totals await revisions from Alvalities and H. Anderson as transportation funding factors are finalized.
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Son
Kanawha
Logan
Marion
Marshall
Mason
Mercer
Montwo
Jongalia
McDowell
Ohio
Wayne
Wood
Wyoming
U. S
H. Anderson
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Vchlow
Dairies
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company OF
Aly
Marland
Seersucker
South
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kiddin Horner
Mccorkle Ave
Kanawha City
Fea
Feather-Lite
Orson
Owen Eeen
W. Vo
Miracle
Orlon
DuPont
Orion
Arrow
Boutionaires
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