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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
3
Jury views landslide site as case on trial in circuit court. Plaintiffs seek 15 000 dollars for property damage from a backhouse and land movement caused by alleged excavation. Defendant denies liability, claiming natural causes and plaintiff negligence.
The Elk River at Queen Shoals recorded a monthly mean flow of 4 330 cfs in May, the highest since the gauge began 30 years ago. Flow was twice normal for the month, driven by sustained high water rather than flooding.
April term shows 36 placed on probation and 12 revoked for noncompliance. Investigations rose to 324 from 107 in January while total caseload fell 15 to 344, with 62 investigations involving felony or misdemeanor charges and seven appeals in state and justice courts.
A record 275 boys and girls are at the annual Kanawha County camp for older 4-Hers at Camp Fort Lee near Dunbar. Mac Harris of Alderson is director. Elected chiefs and sagamores include Carla Jol Griffith, Lois Arnold, James Gaal, Rasenia Buckley, Sally McCracy, Larry Falkner, Chuck Mecum, and Barbara Meredith from multiple towns. The camp ends Saturday after breakfast and will be followed by a younger 4-H session at 2874 Medmont Road, Charleston.
President Eisenhower played golf Thursday afternoon at Burning Tree Club in Maryland. He was accompanied by aides and golf partners as he conducted a routine holiday season outing away from the White House.
Ad copy promoting Miles Nervine from Milea Laboratories in Elkhart Indiana. Claims scientific blend calms nerves and aids sleep without sedation. Available as effervescent tablets and liquid with prescription-free purchase at drug stores.
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