Pollution Blamed On Coal Industry By Gov Marland
Gov Marland charged that greed and ignorance in the coal industry caused long running destruction of West Virginia streams. He spoke at a Southern governors conference on water conservation noting progress but urging more pollution control work. The group devoted nine minutes to water topics without firm conclusions.
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Thomas F. Stafford
White Sulphur Springs
Marland
West Virginia
South
Eisenhower Opens Second Term Crusade At Gettysburg Rally
President Eisenhower launched his second term drive in Gettysburg pa urging party leaders to turn campaigning into a crusade. Nixon and Hall attacked Adlai Stevenson and Truman while Eisenhower urged registering voters and winning in November. He described the campaign as a struggle for the future and warned against conceding any area.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
GOP
Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
GOP National Committee
Adlai Stevenson
Hall
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tenessee
Chicago
Truman
United States
Adlai
Keef
Harry
San Francisco
Party of the Future
America
Eisenhower urges registration to avoid voting gaps and futile campaigns
In a Page 1 address Eisenhower warns that an entire campaign becomes pointless if voters cannot cast ballots due to unregistered names. He likens crusaders without ballots to soldiers without bullets and urges a nationwide, systematic effort across pages and sections, including editorial features and market reports.
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Eisenhower
Gazette
Marki
Tre ¢Erat
Werner
Widdle Age Insight on Foolish Remembrance
A reflective line notes the era when a man recalls past folly yet remains blind to his current folly. The quip frames maturity as recognizing former errors without grasping ongoing foolishness.
AFL-CIO Board Backs Adlai Stevenson for President
Chicago, Sept. 12 Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver were endorsed today by the General Board of the AFL-CIO at its first meeting after the AFL and CIO merger. The two voice-voted endorsements followed a committee analysis of party platforms, criticizing President Eisenhower for promising actions not carried out.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Afl-Cio
AFL and Cio
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Eisenhower
Group Seeks To Impeach School Panel
About 75 segregationists in Mercer County voted to circulate petitions to impeach the Mercer County Board of Education and the superintendent. A committee will seek legal aid to draw up and circulate petitions across the county. The meeting at the community building lasted about 14 hours and barred newsmen at first before two reporters were allowed to stay.
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Lashmeet
Mercer County
Mercer County Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
New York Times
Associated Press
Princeton
H. V. Slemp
Matoaka
West Virginia In Six-State N. Y. Meeting
A New York gathering of Democrats from New York Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland New Jersey and West Virginia discussed Stevenson Kefauver campaign strategy. The closed meeting in the Biltmore Hotel featured optimistic forecasts on electoral votes and a plan for a nationwide TV radio address from Stevenson and Kefauver.
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New York
Adlai E H. Stevenson
Ed Muskie
Maine
Ike
Joseph 8
Clark
Pennsylvania
James M. Duff
Biltmore
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
West Virginia
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Harrisburg
State Farm Show
Kefanver
George M
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Washington
Hulett Smith
National
Arthur B. Koontz
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Is Fed Up with Nasser Tone Shapes Canal Crisis
In Paris on Sept 12 Howard Handleman reports U S Western powers harden stance toward Gamal Abdel Nasser. They refuse talks, back Israel’s right to navigate the Suez Canal, warn of further moves if Nasser blocks ships, and align more closely with Britain and France. Washington now signals Nasser is effectively exposed.
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Paris
INS
America
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U. S
Nasser
Israel
Egypt
John Foster Dulles
London
Europe
Robert G. Menzies
Washington
Eden Hints Use Of British Arms In Canal Dispute
Egyptian government spokesman denounces Western plan for an international canal users’ body as incitement to war and insists Egypt will not surrender sovereignty. Eden pressures for potential use of force while U S officials urge peaceful settlement. Cairo braces for impact as non Egyptian pilots prepare to quit.
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CATRO
Abdel Hatem
Egypt
Hatem
London
West
U. S
Eden
Col. Hatem
Washington
United States
Egyp
T Mohamed Abdel Gawad
Suez
United Nations
Nasser
Suez Canal Operating Co
Cairo
Canal Company
Canal Authority
Chemist Grilled In Poison Death
In New York a divorced chemist Hugo Seinfeld 24 of Manhattan is held as a material witness in the death of Avis Gray 25 of Brooklyn a school teacher who apparently died after drinking cyanide at the Hotel Park Crescent on Riverside Drive Seinfeld registered as Hugo and Avis Sein field Istanbul Turkey and later said he found Miss Gray dead after she drank poison following a disputed marriage proposal The couple met at the hotel and Seinfeld poured cyanide into a water glass but could not carry out suicide afterward
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New York
Hugo Seinfeld
Manhattan
Avis Gray
Brooklyn
Seinfeld
Norvy
Park Crescent
Riverside Drive
Miss Gray
Hugo
Avis Seinfield
Istanbul
Turkey
Detective S scenes on Capitol Street晚 night watchman checks
A city detective agency enforces door to door checks as a night watchman patrols Capitol Street in a long black Cadillac. On Quarker Street a man with a parcel drops it when a passer-by mistakenly knocks it from his grasp.
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Detective Agency
Night Watch
Elong Capitol St
Quarker St
Israeli attack kills 20 Arabs near Jerusalem
Israeli forces struck into Jordan killing 20 Jordanians in a two hour battle with Jordanian police and national guardsmen three miles from a previous incident. Maj. Gen. Burns urged an end to the violence as the U N truce observers labeled today's attack an act of retaliation.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
Security Council
Palestine Mandate
Israel
Ex-Wife Sues For 114 813 For Services
Paterson New Jersey September report states Katherine Mary Gerber sues Jerome C Gale for 144 813 claiming wages for housewife services 79 870 over 22 years and 15 600 for bookkeeping over eight years plus 19 343 she gave to invest in the used car business. The suit relates to a 1955 annulment after Gale concealed a prior marriage.
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Paterson
N. J
Pompton Lakes
Katherine Mary Gerber
Jerome C. Gale
West Milford
Gale
Miss Gerber
Wiley Upsets Kingmakers and Talmadge Wins
Sen. Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin, a staunch Eisenhower ally, defeated local party elites to secure another six year term. In Georgia, former Gov. Herman Talmadge won a decisive Democratic primary, defeating M. Thompson to capture the Senate seat left by Walter George. Wiley's victory came after a tense primary against Rep. Glenn E. B. Davis. Other primary results included Utah Gov. J. Bracken Lee losing his bid for a third term as George D. Clyde emerged as a challenger aligned with Eisenhower. Agriculture Secretary Brannan trailed John A. Car in California.
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Associated Press
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
M. #. Thompson
Senate
Walter George
Talmadge
Thompson
Wiley
Glenn EB. Davis
Davis
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
GOP
George D. Clyde
Water and Power Board
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
John A. Car
Housewife-for-Day Turns Busy as Carpenter Tries Chores
Edna Derrick at 4603 Noyes Street South Charleston shared a restful day while Samuel Derrick, a carpenter, reported to Carbide's Institute plant. Gazette reporter William Keenan handled housework at the Derrick home, testing his claim that housework is easy. Keenan’s day included cooking, dishwashing, and polishing, with Mrs. Derrick noting it was among the nicest days she can remember and predicting Sunday’s State Magazine feature with photos.
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Samuel R. Derrick
Edna ‘Derrick
Carbide
Institute
Noyes St
South Charleston
Ednal
William Keenan
Gazette
Derrick
Keenan
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