Dunbar Considers New Sewage Plan Tonight
Dunbar city council will hear an engineer's tentative report on a complete sewer lines overhaul and a modern disposal plant. Mayor Salisbury hopes council action follows. engineer W D Kelley will present at 7 30 p m in City Hall and estimates total costs around 142 million dollars over several years.
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Dunbar
Omayor
Z L. Salisbury
W. D. Kelley
City Hall
Salisbury
State Supreme Court
Perry H. Hackney
Dunbar Sanitary Board
Eisenhower Invited to Forest Festival in Elkins
Walter S. Hallanan of the Republican National Committee said President Eisenhower has been invited to be the principal speaker at the Elkins Forest Festival on October 7. He hopes the White House will accept the invitation, noting Franklin D. Roosevelt attended the event in 1936.
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Eisenhower
Elkins Forest Festival
Republican National Committee
Walter S. Hallanan
White House
Hallanan
Helanan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aft
Elkins
Marland Announces Start of Road Relief Jobs
Oklahoma Governor Marland said two million dollars from the Sinking Fund is being spent on secondary roads statewide as a partial unemployment stopgap. He did not provide a figure for how many workers were hired and discussed Democratic gains and legislative accomplishments. He endorsed dedicated funds for certain state departments and noted the State Road Fund as an example.
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Marland
Senate
House of Delegates
W. E. Flannery
Man
Logan County
Four-car crash on MacCorkle Ave injures two. one arrested
A chain reaction collision on MacCorkle Avenue near Dunn Hospital in South Charleston caused minor injuries to two people and $3,000 in vehicle damage. Willi Lewis Barlow, 23, of 710 Virginia Street West Charleston, was arrested for reckless driving improper registration and failed title transfer after receiving a leg cut and hospital treatment. Lonnie Williams, 23, of 413 Summers Street Charleston, suffered minor leg and face cuts.
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MacCorkle Ave
Dunn Hospital
South Charleston
D. Musick
J. L. King
Willi Lewis Barlow
Virginia St. W
Charleston
Barlow
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Lonnie Williams
Summers St
Civil Service Opens Exams for City Planner and Specialist
The U S Civil Service Commission announced exams for the city planner and foreign language information specialist positions in Washington and vicinity. Salaries range from 4205 to 10800 dollars yearly. Full information is available from Charles Young, secretary of the board of examiners, at the post office claims window.
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Washington
Vicinity
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Charles Young
Board of Examiners
Post Office
Tot, 6, Tumbles 3 Floors, Has 'Tummy Ache'
A six-year-old Charleston girl Debra Murray escaped serious injury after crawling from a third floor window and tumbling 30 feet to a paved walkway. She was treated at Charleston General Hospital for a tummy ache and observation.
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Charleston
Debra Murray
William Murray
The
Post Hotel
Washington St. E
Charleston General Hospital
Debra
Tommy Ache
West Sider Charged In Rape Attempt and Fatal Accident
In Pine Grove a 21 year old Moundsville man, Sidney Lemoyne Williams of Third Ave, died when a pipe truck ran over him after a neighbor claimed he attacked and coerced her. Investigators say Williams had beaten a woman and fled before the incident.
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Pine Grove
West Side
Moundsville
Wetzel County
Lee Fran
Harry Silverman Ieis
Louis
Sidney Lemoyne Williams
Ciristian
Third Ave
Securisd Ai
Police chief blasts murder plot report as harm to sting operation
Charleston police chief Dewey Williams denounced a published tale about a murder-for-hire plot as dangerous and potentially ruinous to an undercover sting. An informing tavern keeper said others planned to hire a gunman. authorities had raised funds and prepared to trap suspects. The chief cited fear for the informer and questioned if any truth exists.
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Dewey Willliams
Eed
Oral City
Robert
Crouse
Triangle District
Williams
How to be loved by a man by Marlene Dietrich
In July Reader's Digest the film star offers advice on keeping a husband content. She urges unconditional love, not changing him, and allowing him space when he returns home. The piece lists dos and don’ts for sustaining affection.
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Marlene Dietrich
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