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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1952
Page
6
A garbled puzzle list presents clues and partial answers across categories, mentioning terms like viper post and black eye, with scattered names and odd spellings. The mix hints at a puzzle page with corrupted OCR producing stray phrases and mislabeled entries.
A dense listing of radio and television programs scheduled for the day across stations in the Valley area. It includes shows featuring Howdy Doody, space patrol, Mr Wizard, best on wax, and various news and public affairs segments, with multiple time slots and program blocks noted throughout.
Qualified personnel are urgently needed for duties in Keflavik Teeland as openings in the Army department. Posts include chief of engineers and several GS grade construction and engineering roles with salaries from GS-10 to GS-15, plus post differential and allowances. quarters provided. dependents not allowed.
The West Virginia Board of Architects will be represented by three state delegates at the 1st annual convention of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards in New York City. Delegates are Walter F. Martens, L. D. Schmidt, and Howard Ley Bowers. The program seeks more uniformity in examinations and licensing across boards and the preparation of college graduates for licensing exams.
ML O Neale chief engineer of the weight enforcement division resigns to join Capital Engineering Corp as highway and airport designer in France. He will depart Charleston July 7 for a two year overseas assignment, with duties in Paris. He joined the commission in 1941 rising to head the division in 1952 and holds a mining engineering degree from Columbia. He lives in Charleston with family links to local attorneys and military personnel.
East German police threatened a key U S rail link to Bremerhaven by claiming a small part of U Zone territory in Hesse. The claim covers a few square miles near Witzenhausen and Wilhelmsdorf. Soviet police say the area was surrendered to the U S in 1947 in a private agreement and belongs to Thuringia now. The rail line crosses the disputed zone and checkpoints could be established where it runs through East German territory.
Cleveland report notes early aviation industry began in 1910 with about 209 airplanes built for commercial use, marking the start of sustained aircraft output.
Ap pointees face lack of family housing and must sign a 12 month contract. Automobiles cannot be shipped to Iceland while meals cost 40 to 75 cents each. Transportation will be provided to and from duty once the contract is completed. Interested candidates should file Form 57 at any first or second class post office and send to the Office of District Engineer Corps of Engineers U S Army Huntington P O Box 2127 Personnel Officer.
J. C. Cowrer, 41, of 731 Reynolds St. injured while trimming a tree at 1287 Edgewood Dr. He fell about 45 feet at 6 p.m. resulting in a broken leg and severe cuts and bruises. He is listed in fair condition at Staats Hospital according to a Bartlett ambulance driver.
A newly formed Disabled American Veterans chapter will meet at period in the Kenna Apartments office building South Charleston. All veterans wives and mothers are invited as rights benefits and purposes of the organization are explained with national headquarters and Huntington office service officers present. Pastor Not Indicted in Separate Matter.
West Virginia officials at Marshall College labeled the current school aid distribution as the most inequitable in force. State Supt. W W Trent urged counties to budget wisely amid anticipated 1952 53 aid reductions and warned of limited funds for higher credentialed teachers and maintenance. He called for a fairer formula and criticized hiring bias toward emergency certificates.
The first Negro Girls' State at Washington Carver Camp Clifftop ends its six day session sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Leona Lewis of Howard High School Piedmont named Governor with officers Patricia Brooks Willie Mae Whittier Margie Jo Woodson Audney Levonia Jenkins Jennie Adams.
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