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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1955

Page

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Pay Offer Hint Signals Steel Wage Talks Resume

Pittsburgh reports the United Steelworkers and U S Steel Corp resumed talks to discuss a fresh wage offer before a looming strike deadline. John A Stephens and David J McDonald led the sessions as union members walked out at a Bethlehem Steel plant in Baltimore amid ongoing bargaining.

Pittsburgh CIO United 5 Steelworkers U.S. Steel Corp Big Steel John A. Stephens U.S. Steel Stephens Heath Larry David J. McDonald Arthur Goldberg USW Bethlehem Steel Corp Baltimore Md

Wheeling Steel Offers Wage Increases To Avert Strike

Wheeling Steel Corp offered wage hikes today ranging from 23 to 60 cents an hour to avert a potential CIO United Steelworkers strike. Assistant Vice President L H Brown presented the offer to Paul Rosen, director of District 23, noting an average 5.1 percent rise to top at 5.61 and bottom at 1.63. The 16 000 employee company operates plants in Wheeling Benwood Beech Bottom West Virginia and in Martin's Ferry Steubenville and Mingo Junction Ohio.

Wheeling Wheeling Steel Corp CIO United Steelworkers Asst L. H. Brown Paul Rosen Brown Wheeling Steel Benwood Beech Bottom West Virginia Martin's Ferry Steubenville Mingo Junction Ohio

Inside Today Gazette Highlights and Features

A compact page overview lists sections such as Amusements Astrology Comic Pages Dorothy Kilgallen Editorials Inez Robb Market Reports Obituary Radio Television Sports Gazetteer Women's Activities and World Last Night with navigation cues to column features. It previews daily commentary and society notes.

Dorothy Kilgallen Gazette Inez Robb the Gazetteer

Crime Is Where You Find It Light Fines For Charleston Vice Operators

Charleston vice operators mock light fines and swift returns, with police records showing repeat raids and multiple arrests in a month. Det. Lt. Dallas Bias notes operators bail easily, paying small sums and resuming business soon after. Harrick and others tied to a Summers Street poolroom faced minor penalties while continuing illicit activities.

Richard A. Reinhart the Gazette Charleston Dallas

Gas Price War in Huntington Ends

Huntington ends a two week gas price war as rates return to normal. Regular gas had dropped to 18.9 to 19.9 cents a gallon while premium reached 25.9 cents. after the withdrawal of a third brand, prices rose to about 29. and 41.9 cents for regular and up to 33.9 cents for premium.

Huntington

Minister Sentenced for Election Day Loudspeaker Use in Chesapeake

Rev. James E. Adkins of Chesapeake Assembly of God was fined 15 dollars and jailed five days after using his church loudspeaker on election day to urge a straight Republican vote. The jury heard testimony about the speaker and election conduct as mayor Roncagnone presided as acting judge. Adkins had lent the speaker since 1939 and noted others used loudspeakers without arrest.

Chesapeake James E. Adkins Chesapeake Assembly of God Church E. W. Hilserman Thomas’ S. Moore Roncaglione Rev Adkins Charles Harmon Jack McCarter Rev. Adkins

Prospects Reported By Marland Industrial Drive In New York

Gov. Marland kicks off a three day New York tour promoting an industrial development program with Arthur D Little officials. At a Harvard Club luncheon about 28 apparel executives attend and show tentative interest in West Virginia for potential plant relocation and bigger returns.

New York Marland Atlantic Pacific Arthur D. Little West Virginia Harvard Club Apparel William Rosenthal Maiden Form Brassiere Co Marshall G. Gregory Interwoven Stocking Co

Democrats Pack Jefferson-Jackson Dinner In West Virginia

The Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner at the Daniel Boohe Hotel draws more than 500 West Virginia Democratic leaders. Hubert Humphrey will speak with Governor Marland and state officials present. A public opinion device at Juvenile Court shows 96 percent favor parental responsibility for youth offenses while 86 percent support a curfew. National Committeeman Koontz serves as toastmaster.

West Virginia Daniel Boohe Hotel W. M. iWeedrée Hubert WH Humphrey U. S Minnesota Marland M. M. Neeley Supreme Court State Board of Public Works C. W.meadows Okey L. Patteson Woodroe Arthur B. Koontz

definition tasteless word used by people with good taste

A concise note defines tasteless as a word meaning in bad taste and explains its use by people who consider themselves to have good taste. The entry frames tasteless as a subjective judgment tied to social perception.

Win a Pony Contest To Aid Youths At Coonskin Park

A community contest offers a pony and saddle donated by Center Hardware for the winner who correctly guesses the pony weight on a coupon in The Gazelle. Entries may be sent with donations to Operation Coonskin-Youth, with ties broken by earliest postmark. The pony rides and year of board are part of a fundraiser to support a nine week program for Kanawha County youths at Coonskin Park, costing about $3000. contact Bill Chambers at 39225 to arrange a free day outing for groups up to 18.

Operation Coonskin Gazelle Center Hardware St. Albans Coonskin Park Kanawha County Paul Anderson Gazette Center Hardware of Coonskin The R. J. Gorman Elmwood Ave Charleston

Atlantic Greyhound Drivers Ratify New Contract After Strike

The AFL Motor Coach Employees union says Atlantic Greyhound drivers approved a two year contract retroactive to March 1, ending an 84 day strike that began April 6. The agreement raises minimum pay to 11.50 with further steps to 14 next year and includes trip pay boosts, vacation up to 21 days, and full arbitration for disputes. The strike involved about 725 drivers in the Southeast and Midwest.

Atlantic Greyhound Atvike APL Kauployes Union Megjality Atlantic Gareyberd Vutingg Cleveland Florida Charleston Packersburg Mately Mately 725 Drivers In Me Weenes Atantic Greyhound Ositrike Singeraldpight Atlantic Tirevhiound Pingde Halles Athantic Greshound Ohie Pennsylvania St Virginia Virginia Kentucky Atlantic Greyhound AFL Ernig Tipet Daniel V. Martney Maroney Muraney Greyhound

Powerboat kills young swimmer near Lock 13

June 91 a 12 year old Marshall County boy was struck and killed by a runaway motorboat on the Ohio River near Lock 13. Lloyd Williams of McMechen steering gear jammed the boat sent it into swimmers and struck Robert Howard in the back. He died before or soon after being pulled from the water. Deputy Floyd Yoho said the boat pilot leapt in to rescue the boy.

Mcmechen Marshall Ohio Floyd Yuhasaid Robert Howard Clarence Howard Lloyd Williams Yoho Williams Alt

Help a Boy Grow Up and Maybe Win a Pony

A local campaign in The Gazette invites readers to support a boy’s growth and ambition by contributing toward a pony prize. Community efforts seek to raise funds for the boy’s development and a hopeful equine reward.

Burdett Plans Governor Bid After Resigning State Post

Joe Burdett announced in Beckley his intent to seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1968. Gov. Marland accepted his resignation from the State Board of Control and said a successor would be named soon. Burdett, in office nearly 20 years, led state hospitals and penal institutions and would leave to pursue the governorship.

Marland New York Joe F. Burdett State Board ‘of Control Lpost Beckley Burdett Board of Control Burchett Okey L. Patteson Edgar B. Sims Guv. Patteson

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