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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

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Democrat Rescue Of Nation Urged At Jefferson Jackson Day

West Virginia Democrats urged national rescue as they packed the Daniel Boone Hotel for the Jefferson Jackson Day fund raiser. Kirwan, Koontz and other leaders touted a Democratic presidential win and majorities in Congress, recounting a century of party power and criticizing Republican policy from 1920 to the present.

Harry G. Hoffmann Gazette West Virginia Democratic Party Michael Joseph Ohio Mi Youngs Kirwan Sommittee Jefferson- Jackson Daniel Boone Hotel Arthur B. Koontz Freemont Pittsburgh P. T. Barnum America Billy Mitchell

Eisenhower Feeds By Mouth After Milestone Recovery

Washington reports President Eisenhower showed progress after abdominal surgery with restored intestinal activity and a good day. He was not fed intravenously since yesterday and received liquids by mouth while resting and sleeping. He conferred 15 minutes with Sherman Adams and signed 21 documents.

Washington Eisenhower White House James C. Hagerty Flo Sherman Adams

Roane Man's Death Ruled Not Murder

Spencer awaits page two update after Roane County coroner’s jury determined farmer George Shelby Young died by self inflicted wounds near his chicken house. A pathologist cited multiple skull fractures from a bullet wound as the cause, while police theorized the victim may have shot himself after an initial pickaxe assault. The 100 yard trek to the farmhouse and subsequent gunfire are noted as part of the sequence. Mrs Pearl Young reported her husband absent at 2 p.m. Thursday. neighbors were asked to check.

Spencer Roane George Shelby Young Iofay Montgomery Young Hev Pearl Young

Bill Lias Salary at Wheeling Downs Defended by Official

Federal receiver Carl Schmidt defended the Wheeling Downs arrangement amid Sen John Williams critique. He says 35,000 annual salary funds 10,000 for Lias personally and 15,000 in taxes to the Internal Revenue Bureau with the rest held for a government tax case. Since 1952 the track has earned 508,969 in pre tax profit over four years, with 190,000 in bonds.

Bill U.S Wheeling Carl G. Schmidt Wheeling Downs Racing Assn U. S John J. Williams Jr-Del Sen. Williams William G.big Billy Lias Wheeling Downs Lids Sehmidt Aw. S. District Schmidt Internal Revenue Bureau W. Frank Keefer Keefer Tag

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Tragic Drowning Of 13-Year-Old In Kanawha Creek Near St Albans

A 13-year-old, George Luther Jackson Jr., drowned in the backwaters of the Kanawha River near St Albans in what locals call the Two and Three Quarter Mile Greek. Firemen recovered the body from about seven feet of water after a panicked swim ended in failure to reach shore. He was survived by his parents two sisters and a paternal grandmother. The body lay at Harden and Harden mortuary.

St. Albans George Luther Jackson Jr George Luther Jackson Sr St.Albans el Rancho Moteos U. S. 60 Spring Hill Jackson Siimmer Donald Green Green Roy McNeely Betty Nowlin Leontine Wilson Institute Cora Jackson Harden and Harden Mortuary

H BOMB MISSed SEVEN MILES FROM TARGET NAMU

Honolulu report states an airtropped hydrogen bomb at Bikini May 21 missed its target islet Namu by seven miles. An Eniwetok technician quoted that blast damaged recording instruments and blinded two men, with the flash described as vivid enough to see through flesh.

Kgonolulu Honolulu Star-Bulletin Bikini Namu Eniwetok Bikini Atoll

Kidnappers Fight as U S Agents Clash Near White House

Wire account reports U S agents reportedly handcuffed defected Soviet airman Peter Pirogov in a restaurant near the White House amid a scramble with others who believed a kidnap attempt was underway. The Senate subcommittee said agents misidentified each other causing a brief scuffle while Soviet observers watched. Barsov, a fellow defector, was arrested for dealings with the Soviet Embassy.

Washington White House Senate Internal Security Subcommittee U. S Peter Pirogay Russia Peter Pirogov Pirogov Anatole Barsov Subcommittee Barsov Barsovy Piregov Central Intelligence Agency U. S. Immigration Service

Innkeeper is jailed in Putnam County tavern shooting

A 22 year old man died after being shot at the Valley Inn Tavern near Hurricane West Virginia on W V 34. Noah Mullins 39 owner of the tavern was jailed as the investigation continued. Deputy Sheriff G L Copen reported the shooting followed a tavern brawl between Lee and Roscoe Thackett and an assailant identified as Leonard Carroll. Lee died on arrival at Thomas Memorial Hospital from chest wounds. No formal charges filed against Mullins at the time.

Putnam County South Charleston Valley Inn Tavern W. Va Teays Valley Road Paul Lee RFD 1 Thomas Memorial Hospital Noah (Moon) Mullins G. L. Copen Lee Roscoe Thackett Leonard’ Carrall Mullins J. M. Wade Allen Mortuary Hurricane

United Fund Support Grows in Charleston Region

The Citizens Committee on Multiple Appeals mailed a 4000 sample questionnaire to groups firms and individuals asking if they favor a United Fund and if they would discuss inclusion. Victor Ross said agencies have two questions and hope for replies within ten days. A United Fund aims to cut duplicate fundraising costs reduce volunteer fatigue and raise more money per capita for participating agencies.

Greater Charleston United Fund Citizens ’Committee Victor Ross Committee On Agencies Ross

Honeymooner Searches All Night for Lost Motel

In Bay City Michigan a newlywed couple hunted for a supposed motel two miles south of town after a long night of searching. The incident involved a bride and groom and a mystery about a missing lodging location, with details ending in uncertainty.

Honeymooner Bay City Mich

Kanawha County Faces Notable State Aid Reduction

Cantankerous figures from the State Board of Finance show Kanawha County will lose 156 058 in state aid for the coming school year. The reduction stems from changes in the school aid formula and a $498 075 drop in general fund revenue, with allocations based on school population and excluding teacher salary increases approved in 1956. Other counties see larger losses or gains, highlighting shifts in funding across the state.

Board of School Kanawha County Kanawha

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Union Rejects Steel Firms Pay Proposals

A deadlock in New York between the Big Three steel firms and the United Steelworkers of America halted talks on a new contract. The union called wage proposals by U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic entirely inadequate, while management warned higher offers could trigger inflation and hurt business. Four negotiating teams will reconvene tomorrow at 10 a.m. with a stance for a five year deal and a package not exceeding current terms, amounting to about 17 2 3 cents the first year rising to 65 cents by year five. The stalemate risks a strike by about 650,000 steel workers when current contracts expire June 30, though talks continue.

New York United Steelworkers of America U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Avstrike John = Stephens U.S. Steel Inccome Stephens

One Night Internship in a Major Hospital ER

Gazette staff writer Bill Keenan recalls a single night in a large hospital emergency room. He details the pace, stress, and impressions from his immersive look at life on the front line of care.

Gazette Bill Keenan Gazette State

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