Revival of European Vitality Offsets British Isolationism
AP report notes Schuman Plan Conference in Paris as Germany and France join to pool industrial power for peace. West Germany voters in North Rhine-Westphalia deliver moderate result, denouncing extremes and endorsing Adenauer's stance for a united Western Europe. Currency convertibility moves and U S backing signal broader European cooperation under US aims.
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J. M. Roberts, Jr
Paris
Germany
France
North Rhine-Westphalia
Ruhr
On the Line: Army vs Scientists and A Bomb Debate
The text recalls tensions between Army personnel and scientists during the Manhattan Project era. It mentions pressure to downplay the Army’s role in the development of the A bomb while filming The Beginning of the End at MGM. Groves faced criticism for security rules, and accusations of fascism arose against him.
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Army
Mayflower
Washington
Groves
Committee aims to identify guilt and motives in probe
The passage shows Lodge asserting the committee must uncover who was guilty and why, beyond political considerations. Note-Larsen admits loaning documents to Jaffe but denies knowledge of Jaffe's Communist connections, while Wherry and Ferguson's motives remain unspecified.
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Lodge
Wherry
Ferguson
Larsen
Jaffe
Teen Barbershop Contest Planned Here By SPEBSQSA Chapter
A teen-age barbershop quartet contest will be held in Kanawha County schools this fall under the Charleston SPEBSQSA chapter. Prizes of 50, 25, and 15 dollars will go to first, second, and third place. Local judges will be drawn from the barbershop chapter as part of a national youth program to boost interest in barbershop singing.
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Adenauer
Germany
Europe
United States
Britain
Washington
U. S
Truman
Avserell Harriman
Rision House
U.S
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Spebsqsa, Inc
T. C
Ted) Fennell
Kaanawha
the Harmonizer
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Little Reds
Parkersburg
Lakewood
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Berea
Evansville
Ind
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Iron Mountain
Mick
Eau Claire
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iBart
Amarillo
Tex
Providence
Fennell
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Williamson Man Held in Slaying
William Wynne 33, manager of the Ritz Hotel and Williamson Restaurant, was charged with murder in Williamson. He allegedly fought William Duncan 38 of Tazewell, Va., in front of the Ritz last Monday. Autopsy showed Duncan died from a fractured skull and other injuries. State police quoted Wynne saying Duncan had been drinking and causing a disturbance.
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Wynne
Duncan
Ritz
Autumn election map shifts as 36 Senate seats at stake
GOP strategist sees 36 Senate seats up this autumn with Democrats favored in 23 and Republicans in 8. Johnson notes Republicans may win seats long held by Democrats in Connecticut New York Pennsylvania Utah Idaho Washington California Nevada Illinois. He cites a hidden issue blending McCarthy era charges with war fears and public longing for peace, forecasting volatile voter mood. Anything could happen in the 1960 elections.
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G.O.P. Man Hunt
Johnson -Slieves
Senate
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Uta
Idaho
Washington
California
Nevada
Andlinois
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Vermont in 1949: Republicans, Com munists, and Alger Hiss hopes
The passage defends a political alignment shift in Vermont, labeling the state as historically Republican but now leaning left of the New Deal. It alleges Communist influence in the lower portion, particularly in summer, and notes the hope that the Alger Hiss trial would be moved to Vermont.
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Republic
Vermont
Alger Hiss
Carbide Man Missing From Frame
Fletcher Leatherwood, 32, of Frame, missing since early Tuesday morning June 13 after being left by friends in Charleston. Employed by Carbide and Carbon at South Charleston, last seen in a medium blue suit white silk shirt and tan shoes. Brown eyes dark brown hair ruddy complexion five feet five inches tall 145 pounds. Anyone knowing his whereabouts asked to write to his Frame home.
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Fletcher Leatherwood
Frame
Charleston
Carbide and
Carbon
South Charleston
Toddler Flown For Operation Reported Good
A 15 month old Kentucky girl from Pikeville was flown to Cincinnati through dense fog for an emergency skull operation after a fall caused a skull fracture and a blood clot. She arrived with her father and underwent surgery around midnight. hospital staff said her condition was improving and listed as fairly good.
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Nati
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Geomorph history of the New Kanawha River system
Dr Harry M Fridley of West Virgil University writes a volume on the New River’s role in eastern U S watershed development. The work, seventh in a State Geological and Economic Survey series, notes the river’s million year plus north-northwest flow and its existence before the Kanawha and Ohio rivers.
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Morgantown
U. S
Harry M. Fridley
West Virgil University
Fridley
WVII
State Geological and Economic Survey
New Kanawha River
Kanawhas
Ohio
Washington
House
Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee
Congress
Ths
Kind-Hearted Fellow Faces Glass Bill After Bird Incident
A station employee attempting to avoid a pecking bird at a service station last night veered into a plate glass window. He was uninjured but his boss charged him nine dollars for the new glass. The Kanawha area extends west to Nitro in Kanawha County.
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Bird
398th Parachute Unit Sets Contact Camp at Armory
Lt. Col. Harold J. Lipscomb announced that the 398th Parachute Infantry Regiment units will meet at the Organized Reserve Armory at 1016 Lee for a two day contact camp. Reporting times are 9 to noon Saturday with 1 pm classes. Sunday covers airborne training and summer encampment preparation at Camp Campbell, KY.
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398Th Parachute Infantry Regiment
Organized Reserve Armory
Lee
Harold J. Lipscomb
Camp Campbell
CERTA-VIN Promises Quick Relief From Upset Stomach
In Charleston signs of rapid relief from gas and bloating appear with CERTA-VIN a new herbal formula blended with vitamin B and iron. A local man reports waistline reduction of seven inches after using it while others claim improved blood health and stronger nerves.
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Charleston
Hanley Confirms N Y Candidacy at Albany Meeting
Lt. Gov Joe R Hanley a 74 year old Spanish American War veteran officially seeks the Republican nomination to succeed retiring Gov Thomas E Dewey Top GOP sources expect no opposition at the state convention September 5 6 in Saratoga Springs Hanley said she would carry on the progressive liberal administration of the past eight years as Dewey announced he would not run.
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Albany
N.Y
Joe R. Hanley
Jo Ray
Thomas E. Dewey
Hanley l
Saratoga Springs
Hanley
Dewey
Hanley Considers Third Term Amid Health Strain
For a third term, chiefly due to physical exhaustion, Hanley revealed plans to run but postponed his formal announcement, signaling ongoing deliberation about a candidacy despite fatigue and pressure.
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Hanley
Dodge Magic Mile Demonstration Ride Promises Smooth Starts
Dodge presents a lightning fast pick up and smooth starts in a Magic Mile demonstration ride that irons out road bumps and eliminates jerks for a pillow soft drive.
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Dodge
Finid
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