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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
14
When putty around cracked window glass loosens you can ignore it or seal with paint. Best method removes old putty, glaziers points and glass, cleans sash, coats wood, then installs a fresh bed of putty for a tight seal.
Puzzle grid from Saturdays purse crossword with many cryptic style clues across and down. Contains entries for metals colors numbers plants animals and places. Includes clues like a type of Belgian marble and a prefix related to seam details.
Instructions for securing a window pane with glazing putty and triangular bead to prevent rot and weather damage. After sealing, the sash should be painted. Readers are invited to send home repair questions to Mr. Cobb for a future column.
The Pushtoonistan movement leader Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, brother of West Pakistan's chief minister Dr. Khan Sahib, was arrested in Peshawar for anti Pakistan speeches and promoting Pushtostan a proposed state of Pashtun people carved from northwest Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan. He faces trial June 26 for challenging Pakistan sovereignty.
National police said three armed Communist agents were shot to death by policemen in a gun battle on a hill near Yangyang on Korea's eastern coast. It was the second guerrilla fight reported in four days, following an earlier report of three guerrillas slain near Wont, southeast of Seoul.
Interior Ministry orders punishment for policemen who beat Yao Fang-pan of China Daily News at Taipei Pine Hill Airport. He was injured in neck, chest, right arm and stomach while covering arrival of a film actress from Hong Kong. Taipei Reporters' Association calls for apology and guarantees against recurrence.
Nine Hiroshima maidens arrive at Haneda Airport buoyant after months in the United States for plastic surgery. The group of 25 were treated at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York to repair hands and facial disfigurements from radiation. One member, Tomoka Nakabayashi, died during treatment. the rest express renewed confidence and gratitude to American benefactors.
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