AGE Bares Sporn Plant Expansion
AGE officials announce a $58 million unit at the Philip Sporn plant in Mason County. The 450 000 kilowatt unit will raise capacity to 1 050 000 kilowatts and annual coal use to 1 300 4000 tons. Construction starts 1957 with completion in 1959.
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Philip Sporn
Mason County
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Graham Station
Pt. Pleasant
Appalachian
Ohio Power Co
American Gas and Electric Co
West Virginia
Sporn
Ohio River
Clifty Creek
Madison
Ind
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Ohio
Holden death autopsy fails to link suspect to crime
Morgantown November 19 An autopsy on Mrs. Susan Holden did not connect Martin Wilson to her murder defense questions the link. Holden a 52 year old English instructor at West Virginia University was found stabbed 33 times in her bedroom on Oct 18 1955 Wilson a 7 year old handyman washed windows at Holden’s home testified earlier. Dr M L Hobbs WVU pathologist said no link to Wilson in the autopsy and noted the killer wore gloves and used a left handed approach in wounds. The trial opened with testimony from neighbor Catherine Hirst who described finding Holden’s body.
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Morgantown
Susan M. Holden
Martin Wilson
Wilson
Holden
West Virginia University
Stanley RK. Cox Jr
Catherine Hirst
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Deer Darling in Bright Red Coat At Manister Hunt
Two boys in Manister Michigan trained a deer to come when called and dressed it in a bright red coat to deter hunters. Conservation officers were told they could not tie the animal as it would violate the law.
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Manister
Mich
Pet Geer
Michigan
Browning Eyed As Beer Chief After Crow Resigns
Gov Marland considers Denny Browning of Logan as interim beer commissioner to replace George Burton Crow of Ripley who resigned amid criticism over a subordinate's push to form a beer retailers lobby. Crow will leave the post by Thanksgiving to focus on his bank and law practice while Browning is viewed as the probable successor.
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Marland
Denny Bryan Browning
Logan
George Burton Crow
Ripley
Crow
Jackson County
Huntington
West Virginia Tavern Assn
Ter
Browning
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Definition of descendant in taxation context
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United States press calls for UN probe into Hungary crisis
At the United Nations Security Council, U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged impartial UN observers to enter Hungary to verify deportations amid reports of 16 000 Hungarians sealed in boxcars and sent to Siberia. Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov resisted UN scrutiny while warning against a UN police force. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd condemned Soviet actions as a global shock and tied mass deportations to wartime Soviet policies. Italian Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino supported Hungary’s freedom and rejected the claim that intervention was needed to curb counter revolutions.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
United States
Russia
U. N. General Assembly
Hungary
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dmitri Shepilov
U. N
Budapest
Siberia
Eisenhower U. N
Shepilov
Assembly
Lodge
Soviet Union
Zhukov Leads as New Soviet Power Amid Kremlin Crisis
Vienna dispatches report signs of unrest inside the Soviet Union with Marshal Georgy Zhukov allegedly ruling Russia from the Kremlin. U.S. officials cite his dominance over the Red Army as reshaping policy toward Europe and the Middle East amidst rumors Khrushchev and Bulganin are sidelined.
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Vienna
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
Washington
Eisenhower
Georgle K. Zhukov
Warhington
Europe
Egypt
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Red Army
Zhukov
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Middle East
Khrushchev
Bul
Dairies Seek Supreme Court Review Of Antitrust Probe
The dairies plan to appeal a Fourth Circuit ruling delaying an anti trust investigation of the local milk industry. Attorney John V. Ray asked Judge Ben Moore to stay action pending a higher court review, noting Chief Judge Parker may be contacted in Baltimore. If the stay is denied the dairies will take the matter to the Supreme Court.
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Bayard F. Ennis
The
Gazette Dairies
U. S. Supreme Court
John V. Ray
Ben Moore
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Dairies
Ray
John J. Parker
Baltimore
Moore
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Valley Bell Dairy Co
Fairmont Feed Co
Beatrice Food Co
Mount Vernon Farm Dairy Products' Co
Bonham’s Dairy
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Assn
Diary of a Hungarian Youth’s Last Stand in Budapest
A 17 year old resistance fighter Ferenc Szabo documents a brutal defense against a second Soviet invasion in Budapest. He and about 180 comrades fought on the Danube's west bank, suffering 40 dead or wounded as they rationed ammo and grenades, tried to evacuate civilians, and attacked a Russian tank with a grenade before confirming continued resistance.
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Seymour Freid
Vienna
INS
Budapest
Ferenc Szabo
Danube
Ferenc
Young Communist Organization
Beys
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