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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
7
In Martinsburg the new war memorial pool was broken into at night for the second time in a week. Three men previously were caught swimming while park officials report five rubber mats stolen and nails tossed into the water as a memento. A note about Greek soil appears unrelated.
Principal Earl Lang reportedly did not miss any school during the strike and is linked to a summer absence at his college. Investigators from the federal alcohol tax unit arrested an individual on Slaughter's Creek near the still site, as part of the ongoing probe.
Twenty five Omaha police bullpen inmates were released today after they wished Judge Lester Palmer a happy birthday. The judge, who noted his age as 39, dismissed them all as they sang a birthday serenade.
A United Mine Workers official stated the union will not extend the memorial holiday vacation for coal diggers beyond the 10 days starting Saturday and ending July 9. President William Blizzard of UMW District 17 told reporters the union will comply with the contract. each digger receives $100 plus wages for the period.
Doctors emphasize healthy kidney function for overall well being and note stress and strain can slow this vital process. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over six decades to ease backache and nightly trips to the bathroom.
Blizzard estimates two weeks before vacation show miners averaged no more than three workdays per week at about $17 daily. This lowers total vacation pay compared with prior years due to reduced earnings.
Ming Greta Clark an Anglican missionary who spent about 35 years in Mina writes from her sister city that she plans to return to Canada soon. She says she obtained an exit visa from the Communist government without difficulty.
J Robert ONeill of Osceola Mills Pa joins Fruths School Cerebral Palsy Clinic as a physical therapist. He will train with Milton Cohen an occupational therapist on care for child palsy victims in Charleston coming from Sayre Pa where he worked at Robert Packer Hospital. He studied at St Bonaventure Mount St Marys and NYU graduating as a therapist in 1950. He will be joined by his wife and three children later this summer.
David A. Hudson and Miles Estep, both of Chelyan, charged with operating a moonshine still, are free on $500 bond each awaiting action by the next District Federal Court grand jury. They pleaded guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner W H Belcher.
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