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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1955

Page

6

Plan to curb juvenile delinquency through community youth facilities

The piece argues against idle blame and advocates practical youth programs. It cites work farms for juveniles, Parents Inc. style parental involvement, and early bedtimes. It notes missing pools and a new civic center lacking youth facilities, urging affordable ice and roller facilities as a cost-effective preventive measure.

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Editorial favoring Morris Harvey football at Watt Powell Park

An editorial argues Morris Harvey College should use Watt Powell Baseball Park for home games. It notes the school’s rising status and post season bowl success since 1951, and argues Oakes Field in South Charleston is inadequate for visiting college teams, urging the move to secure MAC Conference prospects.

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Morris Harvey deserves own football field at Watt Powell Park

The article argues Morris Harvey College needs a dedicated home field for football. It denounces Laidley Field as unavailable and proposes Watt Powell Park as a cost effective solution, citing Louisville and major parks as precedents for field conversion and reuse. It urges a contract guaranteeing postseason baseball readiness after football season.

Gazette urges public interest projects and park plan

The Gazette calls for a golf course at Coonskin Park and urges action on street parking, an east–west express viaduct, a four lane turnpike, riverfront face lifting, a south side boulevard, a new airport highway, railroad grade separations, and morality in government, framing these as essential community improvements and industry stimulus.

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Thought for Today in Charleston Gazette

A brief Thought for Today from the Charleston Gazette notes a moral quip about seeking help, suggesting the best source is within oneself. It presents a reflective, single-quote style item typical of a Sunday paper feature.

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Milt Ferguson as West Virginia Governor Hopeful Faces Pressure

State Tax Commissioner Milton J Ferguson is identified as the Democratic Statehouse choice for governor, though he is portrayed as reluctant due to political poisons. The column links Ferguson to Hanna and Marland interests, notes Randolph Neely dynamics, and warns Republicans could benefit if Democrats fail in the primary.

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Democratic Congress Failed to Deliver Six Months In

Drew Pearson outlines six months of the 84th Congress with echoes of promised laws. He cites blocked school bill prospects, stalled monopoly probe, blocked minimum wage, and stalled tax cuts. Corruption concerns tied to Dixon-Yates and security firing cases are noted as unfinished business.

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Readers Forum Letter Sparks Rail Line Debate

A 1955 letter from Thomas J. Deegan Jr. of New York Central rebuts Charleston Gazette editorials on Mr Young and C&O rail improvements. He defends Young’s passenger service work, notes Greenbrier restoration, and cites ICC records while clarifying authorship concerns and intent.

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