Application to serve as election official in Kanawha primary
Request to serve as an election official for the August 3 1954 primary in Kanawha County. Includes spaces for name address precinct political district and phone plus notes about voter registration and independence voting restrictions. Mail to Election Official care of The Gazette Charleston W Va.
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Kanawha County
Eeesseen
Court House Annex
Kanawha Boulevard
The
Gazette
Charleston
W. Va
Exiled Guatemalan Leader Sees Revolt Against Arbenz
Exiled leader Castillo Armas canvases support in Honduras and Mexico while praising anti communist resistance in Guatemala. He recounts past battles, escapes, and asserts Arbenz regime will fall as army and farmers turn away. He criticizes agrarian reform and denounces Arbenz as aligns with communists.
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Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
el Salvador
Castilo Armas
Cee
Castillo Armas
Tegucigalpa
Arbenz
Guatemalans Report Anti Red Roundup in El Salvador
Fourteen Guatemalan political refugees arrived in San Salvador reporting that the Red-backed government has imprisoned anti-Communists and subjected prisoners to torture including submersion in electrified pools and rubber truncheon beatings. The group includes diplomat Adan Manrique Blas and Maj. Enrique Olive among others.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
INS
Guatemala
Adan Manrique Blas
France
Germany
Juan Fermin Valladares de Aycinena
Eduardo Melgar
Jose Morales Torres
Maj
Enrique Olive
Kin Instigated Death Inquiry
A Charleston police inquiry into the gas blast death of Hazel Barbara Surface, 50, is a routine check urged by relatives. Capt. Claude Saunders said the burns are likely accidental and the official explanation remains a hot water heater gas accumulation unless the investigation finds otherwise.
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Charleston
Fire Department
Claude Saunders
Hazel Barbara Surface
Stockton St
St. Francis Hospital
Bananha County
Goft P. Lilly
Polio Claims NineYearOld Girl in Kanawha County
Brenda Sue Miller nine of South Charleston dies from bulbar polio the county?s first fatal case since May 1 the vaccine trial began. She attended Edison School and is survived by sister Sandra Irene and four grandparents. Her body is at Degnan Kittinger.
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Kanawha County
South Charleston
Brenda Sue, Miller
Charles E. Miller Jr
Washington
W. Sterling Cole
R-N.y
U.S
Russia
API
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
N. MH. Dyer
Atomic Energy State Health Department
Brenda Sue
Edison School
Southcee
Senge
L. EB. Dickerson
Cole
AEC
Kgents
D. Nichols
Oppenheimer
First Presbyterian Church
Con
Sandra Irene
Charles E. Miller
Scarbro
Degnan-Kittinger
Flag Day Rite Set at Capitol observance tonight
A Flag Day program will be held at 6:30 tonight at the State Capitol with Col. Harold S. Lipscomb as speaker. Sponsored by Charleston Lodge No. 202 BPOE, the ceremony includes a flag presentation by the Biks drill team and participation by the Charleston High School Band. Civic and fraternal groups are urged to display flags throughout the Greater Charleston area.
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State Capitol
Charleston Lodge
No. 202
BPOE
Col
Harold S. Lipscomb
Baltimore Oil Company
Lipscomb
Charleston
Capitol
Biks
Charleston High School
Monroney Says McCarthy Backing Will Be Kiss of Death
Senator Monroney of Oklahoma warns that support for McCarthy will doom GOP contenders in upcoming elections. He cites farm policy, the Eisenhower administration, and foreign relations as central issues, arguing McCarthy’s stance risks splitting the party and imperiling Republican candidates.
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McCarthy
GOP
Senate
Eisenhower
Washington
Lican Party
Congress
Monroney
Ferguson
Benson
Oklahoma
Oklahis
Durhoman
Eisens
Sen. McCarthy
Hower
Democrats
Sen
Ferguso
Heroney
Indochina
Far East
Hisenhower
Eisenhower trade act vote sparks Senate House clash
Michigan senator predicts Senate approval of Eisenhower program of flexible supports though House Agriculture Committee turns it down and favors a year extension. Monroney accuses Eisenhower of not fighting hard enough before Congress. Ferguson says Eisenhower won’t back down and the proposal will be voted on.
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Michigan
Senate
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Monroney
Congress
Ferguson
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