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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1956

Page

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Secretary Wilson Sparks Senate Slur Debate Over Air Force Funding

Washington reports say Secretary of Defense Wilson drew swift condemnation from senators after calling congressional moves to boost Air Force funds phony. Senator Bridges and others called his remark unwarranted slur. Lyndon Johnson and SYMMINGTON urged restraint. Debate hints at White House stance and potential shifts in defense funding talk. Wilson defended efforts, calling proposals phony while suggesting a need for voter scrutiny on expenditure.

Washington Secretary of Defense Wilson Wemottats Wemambu Sen Bridges New Hampshire Armed Services Committee White House Lyndon Johnson Texas Senate Congress Senate Appropriations Committee Sen. Bridges Quantico

Miller May Face Contempt Action

Rep. Francis E. Walter says playwright Arthur Miller is in contempt of Congress for refusing to reveal who aided him in Red activities before the House un American Activities Committee. The panel will decide whether to cite him. Miller plans marriage to Marilyn Monroe amid passport and anti Communist affidavit issues.

Washington INS Francis E. Walter D-Pa Arthur Miller Congress House un-American Activities Committee Marilyn Monroe Walter Charles E. Shuil Telenews, Inc Communist Front Walford Monroe Miller Europe Woo State Department Weller OU. S London Cupid

Big Steel Attacks Union Over Five Year Contract

United States Steel and other major producers accuse the United Steelworkers of provoking a steel crisis. Vice President John A. Stephens says a Wednesday or Thursday start is needed for an orderly shutdown if talks fail. Union leader David J. McDonald labels the five year proposal take it or leave it, as negotiations resume to avert a strike.

New York INS United Steelworker's John A. Stephens U. S. Steel Corp David J. McDonald McDonald Stephens

Rain to Rain for Four More Days in Charleston Area

Forecaster Walter Wolfe of Kanawha Airport reports rain has fallen daily since June 13 with 0.29 inch yesterday. An unofficial five day outlook predicts more rain across southern West Virginia, weekend showers, and rain statewide Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures will average near 73 in the south and 72 in the north, with warmer days ahead followed by a cooling by Wednesday.

Charleston West Virginia Walter Wolfe U. S. Weather Bureau Kanawha

Slayer of Three Blades Capture War­ren Ohio Mystery

Slain victims spurred a manhunt for Alfred Wilson, 37, after he opened fire on three households in Trumbull County, killing Mrs Geraldine Brown, 40, Mrs Hazel Botts, 42, and Nancy Worthington, 16, and injuring Emmett Dennison. Wilson, freed earlier on assault charges, vowed to kill all. Sheriff Thomas described a bloody sequence across Leavittsburg and Cortland as Wilson abducted Nancy Worthington en route to Ohio.

To & Men Alfred Wilson Wilson Ohio Geraldine Brown Leavittsburg Hazel Botts Cortland Nancy Worthington Juanita Botts Trumbull County Ars Sandra Louis Alfred, Jr Wentworth West Virginia T. Herbert Thomas Brown Emmett Dennison Warren Bazetta Township Dennison Skippy Berserk Bruck Warren, O

Rabbits Knuckles Down in U S Marble Title Finish

Asbury Park New Jersey June 22 12 year old Fred Brown son of a Beckley billiard parlor director won the national marbles championship in a tense comeback over Dennis Kyle of Richwood West Virginia. Brown trailed seven to two before tying and sealing a 21 game final victory aided by a trio of lucky rabbit feet. Kyle had earlier defeated top competitors including Albert Wade and Lynette Watkins before losing the final. Brown earns a trip to Jaragia in the West and a brief appearance fee with the title.

Asbury Park N. J West Virginia Brown Fred Brown Beckley Dennis Kyle Richwood W. Va Kyle Soucera Albert Wade Greensboro N.C Lynette Wakins Philadelphia Dick Rickman Hlumtington W.va Woo Kin

Langlie Chosen Party Keynoter For GOP Convention

Washington June 22 AP Gov Arthur Langlie of Washington was named the keynote speaker for the GOP National Convention in San Francisco amid assertions that President Eisenhower will seek re election. GOP leaders named Prescott Bush as potential chair of the Resolutions Committee and Joseph W Martin Jr and William F Knowland as convention chairs. Ike’s health and candidacy were defended despite his abdominal operation.

Washington INS Arthur B. Langlie Washington Today San Francisco Eisenhower Capenhower GOP Leonard W. Hail Nixon Langlie Pat Prescott Bush Connecticut Resolutions Committee House Gop Joseph W. Martin Mass Senate William F. Knowland Calif Hall Warren G. Magnuson Magnuson Arrangements Committee White House Gladys E. Knowles Billings Mont B. Walter Swan Chicago Aant Jerome G Taylor Tenn Howard L. Cousins Russell D. Rouch Springfield Ohio Katharine St. George Fof New York Tudee Lehr Fess Reading Lyle Snader Timois Doorkeaner Thomas Kenem Fenhower Wi House Congress Harry Darby Kansas Darby Walter Reed Hospital Sherman Adams Rr. Eisenhower

Woman Charged in Oak Hill Tavern Murder

An unemployed Fayette County miner, George William Sifers Jr., 31, was charged with murder after his waitress sweetheart, Mrs Madrad Bess, 31, was shot four times in the Kozy Korner tavern in Dale. He was ordered held for grand jury action after a court hearing in Payette County. Mrs Bess, dating Sifers for about two years, died from a single fatal shot. police found the gunman at Ansted hours later. The dead woman left a son, two sisters, and a father. Burial plans were set at Oak Hill.

Payetteville Fayette County Oak Hill George William Sifers Jr Minden Virgil Lyons Payette County Safers Madrad Bess Kozy Korner Vale Dale Bess George Edwar Wheeling Glen Jean Harry Stamper John Love Winden Tyree C.S Donnelly Highlawn Memorial Park

RACKETEERS UNMASKED Expose in The Gazette Tomorrow

The Gazette launches Victor Riesel's eye opening Expose titled Rogue's Gallery. The feature questions hidden taxes and extortion influencing land, clothing, and housing purchases and asks if businesses pay tribute to racketeers.

Victor Riesel the Gazette

Two Boys Drown In Mine Pool Near Matoaka

Two junior high boys vacationing from school drowned in an abandoned strip mine excavation three miles east of Matoaka in Mercer County. Frederick Douglas Tatum, son of Rev. and Mrs Eugene Tatum, was recovered about 5 36 p m by a dragging crew from Giotto. The second boy, unnamed, had not been recovered by 8 pm as a lifesaving team from Hinton headed to the scene.

Matoaka Schow Here Mercer County Funeral Home Frederick Douglas Tatum Eugene Tatum Ster Ung Levats Osborn Charles Osborn Young Tatum Giotto Hinton

Heaven Definition: a crowded place with epitaphs and passports

A fragment suggests a poetic or cryptic note about a crowded afterlife or memorial space. The lines imply a place named Heaven where seventeen people could fit, with hints of epitaphs and passports as motifs. The source reads as a terse, enigmatic sentence fragment.

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