Autumn Snow Falls On City and State
The first full sized snow of late autumn blanket Charleston and much of West Virginia with two inches expected by afternoon. Slippery streets caused minor collisions and busy wrecker calls. Snowreported in Charleston Huntington Bluefield Beckley Fayetteville as temperatures dropped to 36 tonight.
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Sunday Specials and Big League Comeback Story
A 225,090,000 year old fossil forest near Charleston on Slaughter's Creek is highlighted by Carnegie Museum researchers as a rare, well preserved deposit. The Gazette features manager Rollie Remsley of the Charleston Senators and a dramatic piece by A L Shorey Hardman on a top prospect who battled alcohol, recovered, and returned to prominence. The issue teases Christmas gift ideas for West Virginians and notes a rotogravure gift section from Frankenberger’s in Charleston. Weather and sectional notes appear in page references.
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Fire Bug Alert At Huntington State Hospital
Huntington State Hospital staff warned of a possible arsonist after a fourth fire in four days. Two patients are under constant watch while an attendant was reinterviewed and given lie detector tests. State Fire Marshal C A Raper and Fire Chief Floyd Z L Crouse said the fires show arson traits.
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46 Hour Freedom Ends For Winnie Ruth Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd, the notorious killer, was captured in Phoenix after 46 hours of freedom from the Arizona State Hospital. She was found hiding in a closet at the home of her guardian Mrs. Way Harvey, cowering under clothes as detectives uncovered her. She pleaded to be left alone and expressed fatigue from confinement.
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Morse to Back GOPs in Organizing Senate Lodge Heads
Sen. Morse of Oregon, an independent, says he will vote with Republicans to organize the new Senate so GOP leadership can pursue the Eisenhower program. He will not join either caucus and warns against Democratic control, stressing political ethics and a strong Republican majority. The Senate tally is 48 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and Morse.
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Lodge to head U N mission in Eisenhower era
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will head the U S mission to the United Nations replacing Warren Austin who plans retirement. John Foster Dulles announced Lodge as a principal adviser to form and conduct foreign policy, noting his internationalist record and Senate service since 1936. Lodge will need Senate confirmation for the $35 000 a year post.
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Widen Committee Held One Sided Criticism
The Widen Citizens Assoc for Law and Order attacks Labor Commissioner Charles Sattler over a strike inquiry and questions the committee’s impartiality. President Thomas H. Mullins urged Gov. Patteson to balance evidence including affidavits with testimony transcripts. The association left hearings over questions of committee function and ex officio member William Blizzard.
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Pope names 24 new cardinals including Los Angeles archbishop
Vatican announces 24 new cardinals with Archbishop James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles among them. The consistory will be held January 12 in Rome. The list includes prelates from 12 nations and marks a partial return to tradition with Italians favored.
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Red China backs Soviet plan on Korea truce at UN
United Nations dispatch reports Peiping formally supports the Soviet Republic’s Korea truce plan and rejects the non forcible repatriation principle. The Chinese stand appears in a Peiping cable confirming a radio announcement, while Menon works to align New Delhi and Chou En lai with an Indian compromise. Western delegates grow wary of Menon’s moves and the session’s lack of clarity.
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Notre Dame topples Southern Cal in upset finale
Notre Dame defeated Rose Bowl bound Southern California 9 to 0 as Navy edged Army 7 to 0 in the final college football games of 1952. The season closes with Michigan State and Georgia Tech remaining unbeaten, and most major teams set to rest until bowl action resumes.
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Solon Assails Red Teachers McCarran Sees U S Peril
Senate Internal Security Chairman McCarran said Communist teachers in U S schools and colleges pose a danger as deadly as a lighted match in a powder magazine. The committee released a 412 page record of hearings on Communist infiltration in education. McCarran cited testimony of as many as 1500 Communists teaching in schools and colleges.
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Floor Fight Seen In CIO Deadlock
Atlantic City news reports a CIO leadership crisis as Walter Reuther and Allan S Haywood vie for the presidency after Philip Murray's death. The dispute threatens to spill onto the convention floor with a knock-down battle likely.
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Christmas Gift Basket Car Contest Opens in Kanawha
Contest opens today and runs to 9 p m December 20 with a chance to win a new car. Contestants identify the pictured car and estimate Salvation Army Gift Basket value by midnight December 3. Entry blank requires donation to help Kanawha County’s needy. 14th annual event by Salvation Army, WCHS, and this newspaper.
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What Make Car Is This Contest Leads Page 6 Col 3
Readers are invited to identify the car brand shown in a Gazette and WCHS feature. Contestants must name the brand and guess the Gift Baykel prize amount, with earliest postmark among ties winning. Participants include Gazette staff and WCHS venues, with prize money donated.
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Recount Bids Flood Kanawha Court Canvass Results
Kanawha County Court announced its official canvass results from the general election. Recount bids were filed as the court said the recount will begin at 10 2. m. Tuesday. The report notes Rush Holt defeated Republican candidate Jed in the governor race.
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Recount Request Ties Kanawha County Result to Marland Victory
The article notes a recount request tied to Kanawha County's margin of 58,272 for William C. Marland over his opponent 53,308, with the statewide Marland lead at 29,439. Official canvass covered 51 counties. AP tabulations covered four others, Kanawha Marion Mingo Raleigh. Totals: Marland 459,282 Holt 424,362.
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No Question of Honesty Holt Presses Six Recounts
Special dispatch from Weston notes Rush D. Holt stating he does not question election officials honesty in the Kanawha County recount but will proceed with recounts in six other counties Marion Raleigh McDowell Mingo Fayette Logan to press for changes in WV election laws. He said fraud exposure in May spurred action and that Wyoming Mercer Boone recounts were withdrawn without his approval.
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Blast and Fire Hit Pure Oil Refinery in Texas
An explosion and fire at the Pure Oil Company refinery in Rock Rock Texas injured several workers and killed four, with unknown total injuries. Officials in Port Neches and Beaumont dispatched emergency crews, and two injured men were hospitalized, including 34 year old TL Rogers from Beaumont. The company reported that there were about a dozen men in the area when the blast occurred.
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Today’s Definition Hanksgiving Holiday Before Lection
A fragment notes a holiday idea tied to Thanksgiving with playful wording and incomplete context. It hints at timing before a lection or lesson, suggesting a calendar or observance concept without concrete details or names.
Sister Kenny Dies At Australia Home
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed Australian nurse for polio treatment, died at her Toowoomba Queensland home at 66 from cerebral thrombosis with pneumonia weakening her heart. In her final days she was paralyzed on the right side and could not speak, murmuring to Dr John Ogden I know now that this is it.
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