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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
9
A kid focused feature explains jellyfish life stages from planula to polyp to medusa. It details variation in size and color, the string of development steps, and the mother egg producing a brood of young jellyfish ready to drift and grow in the ocean.
A stream of property transfers appears across Charleston and surrounding districts including Union, Berkeley, and Malden. Transactions involve Blaine Tieker, Gordon D. Myers, Verna E. Moktat, Joseph R. Paquin, Alice C. McIntosh, and other named couples, detailing parcels, lots, and portions across Wood, Doddridge, and Kanawha regions with various lots and blocks cited.
A fragment describes Tonight items on channel 3 including It happened Tomorrow at 11:15 p.m. and River Beat at 11:10 p.m. with brief notes about reporters, a radio operator, and a diamond smuggling ring, in a newspaper listing style.
A contaminated OCR style note records multiple property deeds across East Foster and Ukres, Elk, Union, and Charleston districts. Transfers include B Matheny to Doral Chenoweth Jr, K Sparks to Van Durham, Elk Dist. Charleston Realty Co. to Reynold Planta, and Holstein to James Moore with several lot and block references in Chandler Addn and City Addn.
Common Pleas Judge Denis R. Knapp and Special Judge Cyrus W. Hall along with court staff were entertained at Woodrum's Tea Room. The luncheon marked the wind down of the term trial calendar with jurors serving this term as hosts. Guests included E M Cox deputy circuit clerk Marguerite Mansfield court reporter and Rev C B Jackson bailiff. Judge Hall serves as special judge in the final trial of the term.
Saigon reports President Ngo Dinh Diem has accepted an invitation to visit Thailand in August to bolster bilateral relations and promote a free community in Southeast Asia, as stated by a government official.
Judge Dennis Cox presided over 72 trials in his first term, starting Feb 18 and ending last Saturday, a term record for Common Pleas Court. Deputy clerk R. Knapp noted the milestone as the court opened its session. The term included appeals from justices of the peace and cases from his court.
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