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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

17

Radio Programs on the Air Today

Charleston Gazette lists daytime and evening radio programs for Tuesday June 7 1955. Program names and times are provided for local stations with schedules likely including talk music and news segments. Listings reflect mid 1950s network radio trends and station lineups in Charleston area.

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Television Log of Daytime and Evening Lineup

A scanned daily grid lists TV programs from morning to late night. It shows titles and times including Eisenhower address, Ding Dong School, Gunfight era shows, soap operas like Love of Life, news programs, and variety hours with performers such as Dinah Shore Martha Raye and Bob Crosby.

President Eisenhower Colfes Mr. Sweeney Pinky Lee Martha Raye Fireside Theater Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Golding Light Robert Q. Lewis Bob Crosby Henry Pell Pop Tri-State Report Cisco Kid Jo Stafford Father Millie Vailey Theater

Supreme Court Clears Peters Loyalty Case At End Of Term

The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 ruling, ordered the Government to wipe Peters loyalty record from Yale Medical Faculty member Peters who denied disloyalty. The decision left unsettled whether informant identity could be concealed and did not rule on the loyalty program's constitutionality.

Washington INS Supreme Court Ivy Yale University John FP. Peters High Tribunal Peters Loyalty Review Board High Bench Robert W. Toth Pittsburgh Air Force William Ludwig Ultman Elizabeth Bentley New York State Calman Cooper Harry A. Stein Nathan Wissner Frank Cammarata Detroit Michigan Italy U. S Yale A The Public Health Service View Board Civil Service Commission

Britain Strikes Ripple Across Seas Hit U S Tourist Plans

U S tourists face canceled Cunard voyages and stranded travelers as Britain endures a wave of strikes across rail seamen stevedores and ship crews. TUC mediation offers a path to talks while Prime Minister Eden faces the worst labor crisis since 1926.

London Britain Atlantic Cunard Line United States Trades Union Congress British Transport Commission TUC Eden Commission Liverpool Southampton Canada National Union of Seamen British Railways National Union of Railwaymen

Trash Fire Burns Raleigh County Boy

A three year old Raleigh County boy received burns over his entire right leg when his clothing caught fire from a trash fire in the back yard of his home. James M. White Jr. is the son of Mr and Mrs J M White of Colcort Raleigh County He was taken to Charleston Memorial Hospital where he was reported in good condition.

Raleigh County James M. White, Jr J. M. White Colcort Charleston Memorial Hospital

Butler Stars In MH Show at Morris Harvey College Auditorium

Arthur Butler leads a Delta Phi Chorus and Variety show from Brigham Young University to Morris Harvey College Auditorium Friday at 5 30 p m under LDS sponsorship. The Provo touring troupe features 25 chorus voices a violin ensemble soloists and readers with Miss Mildred Meyer of Smithfield as soprano. Butler a London stage veteran and former World War II prisoner toured afterward and became Sun Valley's Singing Star. Tickets available at Galperin's and Young Floral Co.

Arthur Butler Brigham Young University Delta Phi Morris Harvey College Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Provo Utah Mildred Meyer Smithfield Butler United States Sun Valley Idaho Galperin's and Young, Floral Co

Huntington Man Fined for Beating His Dogs to Death

Clarence Adkins, 78, of Huntington was fined in Magistrate's Court after beating two dogs to death citing lack of funds to feed them. Police say he used a garden matlock and claimed ignorance of the law. Investigators also report a case of a female hound tied with a heavy chain causing a deep neck wound over months.

Huntington Clarence Adkins Adkins Wilbur Honaker Honaker

Mine Owner's Son Injured Fatally in Coal Mine Incident

BECKLEY June 6 Paul Stanley 38 of Lanark died tonight from head injuries after a timber fell in a coal mine owned by his father E E Stanley near Lanark. Hospital attendants reported he died about 10 hours after the accident. Paul B Beckett of Crab Orchard also died tonight apparently of natural causes while working in a mine at Glen Rogers in Wyoming County mortuary attendants reported.

Valuation Revision Sought In Chesapeake Potomac Rate Fight

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co asked the Public Service Commission to revise plant valuation methods and allow return on expansion, seeking a $2.7 million rate boost for West Virginia SAR customers. Public hearings continued, with residential rates up 12 percent and business rates up 15 percent if approved.

Associated Press Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Public Service Commission West Virginia Charles E. Mahan Fayetteville Mahan PSC

Adenauer Urges Cautious Study Before Big Four Talks

Bonn report says Konrad Adenauer wants the West to evaluate clues to Soviet policy before any Russia summit. He argues the West grows stronger as the Soviet Union weakens and should not rush agreements. Western ambassadors briefed on Yugoslav talks are reviewed for clues before state negotiations.

Bonn INS Konrad Adenauer Russia Adenauer West Soviet Union Geneva Belgrade

Charleston Plan eyed for trainee examinations

The Civil Service Commission announced examinations for technical trainee positions in chemical, mechanical, industrial and electrical engineering. The plan would raise base pay to 3,175 a year for a 40 hour week, with the 9 cent hike reflected in subscribers bills. Training locations include Ordance Ammunition Command Joliet Illinois and other sites. protests have been filed by residents of Barboursville Huntington Morgantown Wheeling Moundsville Benwood Nitro and surrounding rural areas.

Charleston Chemical Johnson Thel Electronics Engineering Cor PSC Ordance Ammuniof Comdon Command Joliet Ill Pany Barboursville Hun-t Tington Morgantown Wheeling Moundsville Benwood Nitro Charles Young Board of Examiners

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