Plane Bearing Stricken Man Blows Tires
A four motor Viscount airliner heading to Kanawha Airport with dying passenger W. A. McFadden Sr. aboard blew two tires on landing near Charleston. McFadden, an office manager for Carbide Plant at Institute, was stricken by a heart attack en route from New York. An investigation was begun to determine the cause of the blowouts, the airline spokesman said. The plane, delayed about four hours, was to resume to New York after tire changes.
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Kanawha
St. Albans
Ww. A. McFadden Sr
Jefferter
Outing Fine Yet Boy Says Not Majestic Outing
George A. James, 12, vanished two days from 604 Central Ave amid a Kanawha River showboat search. Police and crew failed to find him after a search of the boat. He later said he slept under trees in Kanawha City and ate apples, claiming a good time.
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George A. James
Central Ave
A. R
James
Hiram College
George
Kanawha City
Salem hearing renewal demanded at Industrial Home for Girls
Alma Weinberg, superintendent, urged the Board of Control to reopen a hearing on conditions at the Industrial Home for Girls Salem. She criticized limited testimony and pledged witnesses ready to testify, citing paddling and use of irons. The three member board had held a hearing at the home amid questions about staff influence and political contributions while a reorganization moves the institution to new state oversight.
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Salem
Industrial Home For Girls Today
Board of Control
Alma
Weinberg
Wein
Paddling
Costa
Merle Mortis
Underwood
Corrine Whiting
Theodore T. Dorman
Board of Centre
Department of Mental Health
Home
Dorman
Inside Today WONES Want Ads Note
A compact listing fragment shows classified cues and item codes such as WONES Want Ads with reference numbers D16061 and covert designations like Olepioy Ade-Di 6.0651 and All Covert-Dl 2 6167.
Contestants Puzzled by No Winners in Gazette Prize Puzzle
No winners were declared in the Gazette Prize Crossword Puzzle Contest drawing from 9 738 entries held last Sunday. Tomorrow's Gazette will publish a new puzzle offering prizes up to 275 dollars.
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Gazette
Underwood names eight appointees to posts and terms
Gov Underwood announced eight major and minor appointments including George B Vieweg Jr to finance and administration commissioner and J Alexander Creasey to a new six year term on the Board of Probation and Parole. Also named were Houston G Young to continue on the Merit System Council Edward F McKee to a new term on the State Aeronautics Commission with several newcomers to the administration.
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F. Stafford
Underwood
George B. Vieweg Jr
Vieweg
J. Alexander Creasey
Board of Probation and Parole
Viewer
Creasey
Houston G. Young
Charleston
Merit System Council
Edward F. McKee
Wheeling
State Aeronautics Commission
James F. Mann
Lewisburg
West Virginia Veterinary Board
William £. Trussell
Charles Town
Forrest H.kirkpatrick
Bethany
West Virginia University Board of Governors
T. E. Millsop
Weirton
Donald C. Newell
Oak Hill
West Virginia Board of Osteopathy
Suc
Army Col Nickerson Trial Closes Defense Rested Early
Huntsville Alabama June 28 An abrupt end to the half secret court martial of Army Col John C Nickerson Jr comes as the defense rested after calling 14 witnesses, the government also rested and Maj Gen John B Medaris is set to testify tomorrow. Nickerson has pleaded guilty to 15 counts of laxity in handling secret defense data and faces possible dismissal and 30 years in prison. The proceeding has focused on Air Force influence and the Army IRBM Jupiter missile program.
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Huntsville
Ala
Army
John C.nickerson Jr
William G. Barry
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Medaris
Nickerson
Air Force
Defense
Wison
Hurricane Audrey Toll Reaches 167 Dead in Louisiana
Lone waves swamped the Louisiana coast as Hurricane Audrey swept ashore, killing at least 167. Cameron Parish bore the worst losses with up to 150 dead, while officials warned the final toll could rise to 200. National Guard and Red Cross teams rushed to aid survivors, evacuations continued, and federal Civil Defense workers joined Louisiana relief efforts.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Audrey
Raymond Hufft
Cameron
Here
Cameron Parish
O. B. Carter
Ken Dixon
James C. Hagerty
National Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Red ‘Cross
Bill Mertena
Camerone
Lnascent Guard
Heak
Tennessee
The
Hey
Arena Opens To Dismal Crowd Of Audrey Survivors
About 600 people saved from Hurricane Audrey floodwaters were housed at the McNeese State College arena in Lake Charles Louisiana. The vast hot facility with 1 000 army cots housed victims while hundreds more were expected. Survivors described mud covered clothing, ruined homes, and lost belongings. Local volunteers distributed meals and water as authorities prepared for more arrivals.
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Lake Charles
Cameron
McNeese State College
Dixon
Johnny Massa
South Gate
Lou Shirley
Definition of Fool in Regret of Love Affair
A compact reflection on how a man and a woman are perceived when they regret a love affair, exploring gendered expectations and social sense of foolishness in romantic remorse.
Dying Gasp of Audrey Hits Kanawha and Putnam
remnants of Hurricane Audrey swept into the Kanawha and Putnam counties last night causing scattered damage. sporadic rain and squalls toppled trees and knocked out electric power in parts of the valley while other communities reported minimal effects. The storm warnings and full impact details continued on the next page.
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Audrey
Kanawha
Atazi Bottom
Putnam ‘County
Putnam
Vite
Cameron
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City Scene
Mertena
Holly Beach
Ict
Hufit
Carter
Pecan Island
Jack Moss
Alle
Vermilion Parish
James McLean
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Stephen Broussard
Aptopital
Abbeville
Boussard
McLean
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Red Cross
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