Gazettes 16 day Mexico tour for $615
Gazette Tours partners with United and Eastern Air Lines to offer a Sept 20 to Oct 13 Mexico trip for 615 dollars. Depart Charleston via United on Sept 28 to New Orleans with an overnight stay, then to Mexico City for guided visits to key sites and meals chosen from 26 restaurants.
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Gazette
Mexico
Gazette Tours
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Eastern Air Lines
Charleston
New Orleans
Mexico City
Hilton ‘Hotel
Cuernavaca
Lau
Quarrier Street Home Burglarized as Tour Plans Change
A report details burglaries at the home of Mrs. Nella Berlin at 1589 Quarrier St. and a moving tour itinerary from Mexico City to San Jose Purua Ixtapan Taxco and Acapulco with stops, meals included, and a $73 deposit to hold reservations, deadline Aug 31.
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Mexico City
San Jose Purua
Nella Berlin
Quarrier St
Ixtapan
Greenbrier
City of Silver
Taxco
Hotel Victoria
Om “Taxco
Acapulco
Bluefield burglary case widens with new arrests
Four Bluefield suspects linked to a February grocery burglary and police involvement were named by Bivins. Huston Howington of Princeton and Marvin Brooks of Bluefield were implicated. Brooks was arrested in Los Angeles by FBI agents and faces an $18,000 burglary charge tied to Capt Crigger.
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William Farman
Rabbit) Martin
Bluefield
Bivins
Huston Howington
Princeton
Marvin Brooks
Brooks
Los Angeles
Calif
FBI
Crigger
John Michaels
Mercer County
Ira Methany
Kenneth Murphy
Bivens
Train Crash in Italy Kills 1 Hurts 36
A Yugoslav freight train derailed and collided with a passenger train near Settimo Torinese. One killed and 36 injured as officials blamed aging Yugoslav rolling stock. In the U.S. a Kanawha River lock and dam project awarded to Valley Electric for navigation signaling and siren PA system at London Marmet and Winfield dams. Work to finish in 180 days.
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Italy
Settimo Torinese
Italian Transport Ministry
Kanawha River
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Sunday Valley Electric Co
Fremont
Ohio
London, Marmet
Winfield
Youths Nabbed After Leaving Camp
Eight boys aged eight to 15 were taken into custody after an Italian passenger train derailed when an axle snapped on Yugoslav freight cars, dragging three others. The youths, found with stolen bicycles near a workman’s hut, had walked away from Union Mission earlier that morning. No charges had been filed.
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Union Mission
Candidates School Set for statewide notices
Campaign topics for 1956 discussed by GOP chair Howard V. Corcoran at a candidates school. Notices went to all candidates for Congress State Senate House of Delegates and county offices. Corcoran cites recent Republican municipal wins and predicts the House of Delegates may be captured this year.
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Howerd
Unecoran
Congress
State Senate
House of Delegates
Corcoran
West Virginia
Boy suffers severe hand injuries from dynamite cap blast
A one year old boy may lose two fingers and part of a thumb after a dynamite cap exploded in his right hand Sunday near his Julian home. Thomas Smith, son of Henry Smith, underwent late Sunday surgery at Charleston Memorial Hospital with fears of further loss. Separate injuries include John Marlowe, 21, from Chesapeake with a broken right arm after a motorcycle crash in Ohio on a wet road, listed in satisfactory condition. Barbara Marion, seven, daughter of Grover Marion of Marmet, admitted with a broken left arm from a fall from a tree, reported in satisfactory condition.
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Charleston Memorial Hospital
Thomas Smith
Henry Smith
Julian
John Marlowe
119Th St
Chesapeake
Ohio
Barbara Marion
Grover Marion
95Th St. Marmet
Charleston Man Injured In U.S. 35 Crash
A Charleston man was hurt in a car truck collision near Point Pleasant on Friday. Roy Hoover, 40, of RL 1 Charleston suffered a dislocated shoulder and facial cuts. He was driving an Anderson's Rick Rock Inc. truck on U.S. 35, treated at Point Pleasant hospital, then transferred to Mountain State Hospital.
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Charleston
Point Pleasant
Mountain State Hospital
Roy Hoover
Anderson's
Rick Rock Inc
U. S. 35
State SPULRE Dip in Sales and Bond Totals
State sales in May reached 3,960,309 dollars, up 23,500 from May 1961. Bond sales in Kanawha County for the first four months totaled 2,869,512 dollars, leading the state, while Virginia and West Virginia show varied year to year changes and a national average decline of 3 percent.
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Thomas
Vanderford
Vanderferd
Virginia
West Virginia
Kanawha
Soil District Seeks Prize in National Competition
Capitol Soil Conservation District enters the 16th annual contest to crown the nation's top 52 districts. State performance is weighed against peers, with Goodyear sponsoring and a state committee selecting the West Virginia winner. The evaluation covers May 1 1962 to April 30 1963 and may lead to a grand award: an expense paid vacation study trip to Arizona in December 1963 for a district leader and the outstanding cooperator.
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Capitol Soil Conservation District
E.G. Cantley
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
West Virginia
Arizona
Police Investigate Robbery on Quarrier Street Bridge
City detectives probe a Sunday assault and robbery on Quarrier Street bridge over Elk River. The victim, James Lewis of 1224 Crescent Road, reports a man struck him in the jaw, took $4, and fled.
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Quarrier Street
Elks River
James Lewis
Crescent Rd
Thieves Wreck Car in Chase on West Side
A stolen car was reported at 3:30 a.m. near Bigley Cafe. Officers Hieum and Walters found the car on Tennessee Avenue and Lee Street, triggering a high speed chase. The vehicle nearly hit a car, swerved onto a sidewalk, and struck the Bank of West Virginia Building. The driver fled. a passenger was detained for questioning. no charges filed yet.
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Charleston
Bigley Cafe
Bigley Ave
R. L. Hieum
R. L. Walters
Tennessee Avenue
Lee Street
Roane Street
Bank of West Virginia
Tennessee
Cabbie Reports Seeing Robbery In Charleston
Cab driver George Flowers told police he saw two women and a man struggle with another man about 6 am on Wyoming Street and Ohio Avenue. The trio took the man’s billfold and fled in a car, and detectives are investigating the possible strong-arm robbery.
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George Flowers
Wyoming Street
Ohio Avenue
Vandals Slab Tires On Cars In City Incident
Police investigated vandalism in the 100 block of Garrison Avenue after tires on several vehicles were punctured by an ob ject. Three residents were questioned about the incident and a suspect described as a man who allegedly attacked a woman and fled. Juvenile involvement suspected.
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Garrison Avenue
FASTEETH Promises Better Fit for False Teeth
An old health ad touts FASTEETH as a powder to sprinkle on false teeth to prevent wobbling and embarrassment. It claims the alkaline formula is non acid, helps teeth feel more comfortable, and to fight breath issues while stating the product is widely available.
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