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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1954
Page
7
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Charleston lawyer Stanley G. Morris urged Kiwanis members to resist communism, arguing the Soviet Union dominates Asia and owns vast territory and population. He linked Tibet’s strategic value to air power and warned that India and Southeastern Asia face Soviet pressure.
Donald M. Hill, formerly with the Charlotte News and Observer, joins The Gazette retail advertising staff. He has held positions as classified ad manager for Williston Daily Press Graphic and general manager of Rock Hill Post. Hill is a Wheeling native, attended Triadelphia High, Grinnell College, and served three years in the Army. He and his wife Troyanne Hill are Unitarian Church members with three children.
The President hosts a reception for Morris Harvey College summer school students faculty and staff from 1 15 to 3 pm today at the home of Dr and Mrs Leonard Riggleman 2122 Kanawha Ave SE Charleston WV.
Cincinnati report details a proposed three state toll road network with Cincinnati as hub. Indiana governor George Craig describes a route from Chicago area to Indianapolis then split toward Louisville and Cincinnati linking with Ohio toll road toward northeast Ohio. Kentucky officials discuss connections from Indianapolis to Louisville and Elizabethtown.
Highway director said the state hopes to extend the turnpike to the Tennessee border. Curlin urged a study of a toll road linking Louisville and Cincinnati. Gov. Craig warned against high turnpike costs and user charges, calling the meeting a warning to financial interests to be reasonable.
A sunlit preview from Better Homes & Gardens promotes a July issue featuring a summer cook book with illustrated pages on meats and cheese. It promises easy to prepare cool main dishes with festive appeal to combat heat and boost appetites.
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