Youth Burned After Fall From Power Substation Roof
A 14 year old resident fell from the open roof of a Charleston power substation while playing basketball. He suffered second and third degree burns over about 70 percent of his body and is hospitalized at St Marys General Hospital. Electric service was disrupted across several areas as power lines failed and telephones remained connected. Eyewitnesses from the child shelter described a bright flash from the discharge and crews worked to restore lines.
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Chariesian General F Hospital
Charleston
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Parties Draw Battle Lines For 54 Race
Washington march 1 1954 campaign leaders map out close states and districts for 1984. Republicans hold narrow majorities in Congress as Democrats eye net Senate gains and House gains to retake control. Eisenhower era program gains favor and could break precedents by next November.
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Mission Close Draws 4500 In Charleston Rally
A Mission Close gathering in Charleston drew about 4500 as speaker Judd urged continued Christian dedication and warned against Communist party influence. He linked Lenin’s version of world revolution to modern threats, calling for steadfast church leadership and direct action under Christian principles.
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Police Court Warrants Used In Raid At Dryden Club
The Dryden club was raided after warrants were executed by officers with five others connected to the case. Andrews and Was taken into custody amid a whisky charge linked to a prior acquittal in a different hearing before Justice Thirvey Dunlap. The case references department regulation defense led by Bro. Andrews and Angelvis.
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Nay
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Justice of Peace
Editorial Policy and Principles in West Virginia Legislature
Two week remaining in a 60 day session finds the West Virginia Legislature under pressure for not enacting major bills affecting two million residents apart from a $150,000 State Road Commission investigation. The piece criticizes executive overreach, calls for restoring public confidence, and pledges support for sound conservative measures while acknowledging Governor’s honesty and vigor.
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Watchdog Auditor Bill Heads to House Final Approval
The bill aims to tighten state spending control through a state budget auditor who would continuously audit expenditures and report misspending to the next Legislature. It would require the Purchasing Director to use standard specifications and base bids on lowest responsible offers, with emphasis on quality and conformity to specs.
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U S Russia Ice-Breaker Meeting Hinted by U N Official
Washington dispatch reports Clark M. Eichelberger of the American Association for the United Nations suggests a Eisenhower Stalin summit could break the ice for world peace. He warns without dialogue Korea may stalemate and global tensions persist for generations. Eichelberger attends a world peace conference in Washington and praises Eisenhower’s outreach.
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South Koreans Repel Assault in Fierce Frontline Push
Eighth Army reports the March 2 nighttime assault by Communist forces halted before breaching Allied lines. Casualties estimated at 74 killed and 128 wounded. Air forces targeted Red supply networks and troop concentrations East of Pyongyang.
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Squires Oppose Judgments Bills In Virginia Meeting
Virginia judges and justices of the peace met to oppose judgments bills. The gathering elected Virgil Lyons, Lawrence Carter, Jefferson Ladd, H L Harvell and others to key posts. The minutes note Huntington’s Kitchen as a notable figure and include several committee appointments.
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Wheeling
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H. L. Harvell
Charleston
Communists Fear Wave of Loathing Across Iron Curtain
A chaotic, fragmentary report describes fear and resistance in Eastern Europe with mentions of a growing wave of loathing and revenge against Communists. It notes limited armed resistance and rising underground activity, while Bulgaria’s minister warns of underground groups.
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Mossadegh vs Army Chief as Parliament crisis deepens
In Tehran Mossadegh sacks Army Chief Gen Mahmud Baharmast and names Taghi Riahi as replacement amid mobs and protests. Despite pressure, Mossadegh clings to power as Ayatollah Kashani spurs action and Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi aborts his trip, paralyzing the Majlis which reconvenes behind barred doors.
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New U S Policy Shift May Favor Arab States Over Israel
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration ready to reduce direct aid to Israel and boost support for Arab nations. Officials say the aim is equal treatment of Middle East countries to counter Soviet pressure, with Israel receiving less financial and technical assistance than in past years. Israel has received about 275 million dollars in four years, while Arab states total loans, grants, and credits reach roughly 230 million over seven years.
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Immigrant Woman Sought in $200000 Greenbrier Swindle
State police pursue an immigrant woman who posed as a Greek princess to swindle at least six victims, five in Greenbrier County and one in Roanoke. Identified as Mary Drake, she vanished about a year and a half ago and may be abroad. extradition or world wide pickup order possible.
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Roanoke
Justice of Peace N. L. Sidebottom
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Yoak
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British Fearful Far Eastern War May Reach Burma
London reports a government source warns Chinese Nationalist guerrillas on the Burma Chin border may widen the conflict and invite Chinese Communist pursuit across the frontier. Burmese frontier authorities note repeated clashes along the border with Nationalist and Communist forces.
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