Movie listings tease large city theater lineup
Midtown and neighborhood theaters present a dozen film pairs from The Big Hangover to The Wizard of Oz with stars Van Johnson Ida Lupino Gene Tierney and Marlene Dietrich along with supporting casts. Drive-In and community venues feature Sergeant York Under Capricorn Stage Fright and more across region venues.
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City Playgrounds Open Tomorrow in Charleston District
The City Recreation Department will open 28 playground sites tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the rest of the week with extended hours to 9 p.m. next week. Locations include American Legion, Littlenage Terrace, Lincoln, Taft, Kanawha City, Fernbank, Grand View and more. Grounds will be supervised by instructors from West Virginia University and orientation sessions for parents are planned tomorrow and Friday.
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Supreme Court Rejects Hinnerman Plea on Stockholder Status
The State Supreme Court yesterday rejected Chauncey D. Hinerman’s bid to be ruled a stockholder in the reorganized Marshall County Bank without paying a stock assessment. It ruled Hinerman’s 151 shares entitle him to a proportionate share of the bank’s assets from 1938. The court also approved a $375,000 revenue bond for a Fairmont municipal parking lot and upheld a Workmen’s Compensation suit to recover $4,376 in benefits paid in error to George W. Pritt. A Galloway man seeks appeal from Barbour Circuit Court over a felonious shooting conviction. Appeals were also granted in other estate and verdict cases involving Lennie Turman, Andrew Johnson, and minor party stake disputes.
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University of Michigan Hall Leveled by Blaze
Haven Hall a campus landmark at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor was destroyed by a major fire. Flames rose 30 feet as 5 000 spectators watched and students aided firefighters while 406 exams were underway in the three story building.
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Radio Listings From The Gazette Evening Guide
Radio editor assembles a dense schedule from five local stations WENA WGKV WGKVY WCAW WMON and others featuring programs like Breakfast Club Aunt Mary Perry Mason and news time. The page lists numerous shows, sports broadcasts and music segments with approximate times, highlighting variety across stations and a chaotic but comprehensive lineup.
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Social Security Office Faces Claims Delay and Misunderstandings
Charleston Social Security Manager Frey A. Work explains many retirees delay filing for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, costing months of benefits. A 10 percent of workers 65+ lose payments after employment ends. common reasons include not knowing a claim is needed or that benefits can be received with Public Assistance. Families should notify the Charleston office at 308 Morrison Bldg when a wage earner retires at 65 or dies to determine possible benefits.
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Officers Named for 150th Regiment Enlistment Boost
Eight new officers have received appointments to the National Guard 150th Infantry Regiment in the past week. Adj. Gen. Charles R. Fox announced assignments including Maj. Leonard N. Strickland of Summersville to the Medical Company, a WVU and University of Louisville graduate who served as a WW II lieutenant colonel in the Medical Corps. Additional officers include two second lieutenants, two warrant officers, and several first lieutenants stationed in Charleston and St Albans.
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Three Albanian Spies Sentenced to Die by Albanian Court
A Tass dispatch from Tirana reported that three Albanians charged as spies for the United States were sentenced to death by Albania's supreme military court. The report said the men also committed many murders and would be shot.
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Morris Harvey College Extends Summer Registration
Morris Harvey College will continue summer registration with classes held afternoons and evenings. Director Wibert W. Ockerman says final registrations are expected to exceed 900. Two new courses in racial relations and criminology will be offered this summer for the first time.
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Television Schedule From WSAZ TV Huntington Channel Five
TV listing for Wednesday shows time slots including test patterns at 2:00 and 3:35 p.m. TV Matinee at 2:30 p.m. Coming Attractions at 4:36 p.m. Western Theatre at 6:15 p.m. Texas Slim at 6:45 p.m. Rubin Fran and Ollie at 7:00 p.m. Music Room at 7:30 p.m. Telenews Daily at 7:50 p.m. Sports Almanac at 8:00 p.m. Film Feature at 8:40 p.m. To Be Announced at 3:00 p.m. New England Calling at 9:30 p.m. Baseball Previews at 10:00 p.m. Weatherbird at 10:15 p.m. Sign Of at 16:16 p m.
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Former Rep Thomas Now Eligible for Parole
Former Representative Thomas of New Jersey was declared parole eligible today but did not seek release. He was fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to six 18 month terms at Danbury federal prison for padding his office payroll and taking kickbacks. He may apply when the U S Parole Board visits the prison next Monday. The 54 year old ex chair of HUAC previously sought a presidential pardon and debt exemption, and could obtain release after serving an extra 20 days if unable to pay.
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West Zone Germans Want Allies to Stay
An opinion survey by German employees of the American High Commission shows 76 percent in West Germany consider it unwise for the western allies to withdraw and only 14 percent think withdrawal wise. In the U S sector of Berlin 86 percent opposed withdrawal, reflecting strong support for keeping western troops in place.
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Driver Drowns After Oil Spill From Wrecked Truck
Dillon Colorado June 6 a truck driver Daniel Armstrong of Denver died after his vehicle overturned spilling 5000 gallons of oil from a trailer tank. He was found drowned in two feet of water pooled in a roadside pit. State police said he was knocked unconscious when thrown from the cab.
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Court Rule Backs State's Opinion on Equal Facilities
West Virginia officials cite U S Supreme Court rulings banning segregated admission and facilities as defining equal must be equal In Texas and Oklahoma rulings the court says Negroes must be admitted to the all white law school and segregation in dining cars ends The State Board of Education evaluates Metro schools and equal facilities in response to the high court decisions.
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U S Embassy Staff In Warsaw Cut By Half
The American embassy in Warsaw will reduce staff by 50 percent effective July 1. An embassy source says the cut comes from the State Department with no clear reason given. The current list shows 18 staff members excluding consular officers, total near 50 personnel.
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Community Band to Meet at Morris Harvey College Gym
Band to meet for first time this summer in the college gym at 7 45 p m today Band Director John Kline invites all persons of high school age or older who play instruments to join the Morris Harvey College community band.
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