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Historic Charleston Gazette page notes daily publication in West Virginia with AP features. Includes subscription details, postal information, and a June 39 1959 imprint celebrating 77 years of service. Contains a quotation attributed to Edna Ferber on life and nerves.
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Charleston Gazette
Ho Daily Gutste Company
Capitol City
West Virginia
W Va
Associated Press
Associated Fress
Charleston
Prominent Charleston Engineer Backs Underground Street Plan
A Charleston engineer urges immediate study of Dr. A Ireland’s plan to trench and underground the Capitol Broad and Quarrier streets. He favors underground parking funded by revenue bonds, coordinates exits with traffic panels, and calls for independent business leadership to push city planning.
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Charleston
Dr. Ft. A
Ireland
Municipal Planing Commission
Capitol Street
Abe
Undu
Municipal Planning Commission
Tough Driving Tests Proposed by Ohio Patrol
The Ohio Highway Patrol tightens license rules with a ten question written exam, a vision test reading road signs, then a 41 point driving test. Applicants must park 23 feet, parallel to the curb, without errors. Patrol argues stricter tests create safer drivers and suggests universal adoption and periodic re testing.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
New hair dye promises instant color for all
Dona Edmond, former royal hairdresser to Marie of Romania, unveils a home tint that claims to let men and women alter hair color in minutes. He touts a foolproof process, denies streaking, and says the trend will boost blondes as women seek to match souls and moods.
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Inez Robb
Ajew York
Mr. Edmond
Lend
Egypt
France
India
Romania
Edmond
Ome
HR. Edmond
Giamoar
Jean Harlow
Notable figures in shipping and tech spotlight on Line
On the Line notes George Killion head of the American President Lines, new S. S. President Jackson liners under construction to bolster the merchant fleet, plus references to Raymond Loewy interiors and a Supra computing brain from IBM shaping nuclear physics tasks at Los Alamos. Also mentions Thomas J. Watson and Watchtower humor.
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EW York
INS
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Texas
Killion
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Imar
Rillion
Raymond Loewy
Titchfield Sabine
U.N
Thomas J. Watson
57Th and Madison Av
N.Y.C
Los Alamos Labs
Watson
Korea War Watch Upsets State Dept View
The piece argues the Korea crisis exposed U S military failures and CIA lapses while blaming Gen MacArthur for ignoring danger. It notes warnings from Ambassador Muccio about a North Korean attack and details Rhee’s exile background and push for elections. It also covers CIA findings of a peaceful world before the attack and a leaked heavy artillery shipment.
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Washington
State Department
Korea
U. S
Johnson
Gen. Bradley
Tokyo
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Japan
Formosa
U. S. Army
Central Intelligence
Steve Early
Middle West
Norfolk
Secrretary Johnson
John J. ‘Mucccio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Muello
Moscow
Rounterespionage
Seoul
Rhee
Syngman Rhee
United States
Noodrow Wilson
Princeton
Wilson
Cordell
Mull
South Korea
Huh Hun
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Nations Commission
Syneman Rhée
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Unite States
CIA
Industrial harmony hinges on hands-on management insight
A guest column argues labor monopolies threaten industrial calm, but real solutions lie not in broad legal reform but in managers understanding workers. The author recalls 30 years at Kaene plant, rising from apprentice to leader, stressing empathy and direct, man-to-man experience with employees.
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Kaene
N. H
Hself
Managers learn to humanize labor relations in big companies
Claude A. Putnam argues that when experienced supervisors from the ranks know workers personally, labor problems are reduced. He cites examples from plants where managers understand workers’ feelings and jobs, while remote, impersonal control breeds discord. Promoting from within and regular lunch meetings help align management with rank and file.
Question and Answer from The Gazette Through History and Facts
Readers ask about the capital move to Kentucky after Washington burned in 1814 and cover topics from the Louisiana Purchase to naval cruises. The Gazette Information Bureau answers with concise historical notes and clarifications, citing debts, car longevity statistics, and Abd el Krim’s fate.
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United States
Kentucky
Washington
Charleston Gazette Informaton Bureau
Lye St
N. W
BD. C
U.S. Navy
U.S. Atlantic
Abd el Krim
Banance
G. FM
Abd Krim
Naval Records
Cairo
Egypt
Readers Forum Letters on liquor law and Latin America
A cluster of letters discusses repeal of state liquor sales and public health, praising an editorial on Marti and Latin American heroes. Residents urge sewer and fire services upgrades in Chandler Drive and criticize city leadership while urging collective cleanup of Charleston.
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Jan
G. R. Harless
Latin America
Marti
Chandler Drive
Charleston
War on Communists urged with death penalties and sweeping laws
Westbrook Pegler calls for capital punishment and drastic public measures against Communist organizations and supporters in the United States. He argues traitors and fellow travelers deserve execution, urges law amendments, and warns against inside help from Soviet Russia.
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Westbrook Pegler
Gazeteer
York
Maining
Russia
Kerensky
Roumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Soviet Russia
Minars
CIO
Supreme Court
Communist Party
United States
Enemi
Harry Bridges
Baering Down In Spy Filter and Pulp Mill Metaphor
Arthur Baer critiques government spy filters as bars four inches apart and mocks a publisher planning to print confessions of a provocateur. He notes the UN expelling a foreign agent and jokes about wasteful residence privileges. The piece satirizes political cleansing and old guard allegiances.
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United Nations
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