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Talbott ethics cloud Air Force tenure prompts dissolution
Harold E. Talbott publicly cedes indiscreet use of his office and halts his two and a half year old New York engineering partnership after earning 130000 dollars since February 1953. President Eisenhower vows soul searching as Senate probes possible improper conduct and ethics concerns surface.
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Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
New York
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Talbott
Senate
U.S
Calumny and Detraction in Modern Political Life
Monsignor John Cavanagh argues that bearing false witness and harming a neighbor's reputation through gossip is a grave sin. He defines calumny detraction and contumely as violations of the Eighth Commandment, noting that silence can aid malice and that mortal sins arise from hateful curiosity or intent. He warns forgiveness is hard against lasting slander.
DAILY ACROSS 1 Wild Pig Puzzle Clue List
Puzzle style clues note across down entries for a word grid. Answers include wild pig boar, drink with sucking noise slurp, adhesive mixture glue, paring device knife, Brazilian palm açaí palm, century plant agave, longs for yearn, a cut cut, at a distance afar, Norse god Odin, line of adjacent seats row, Ni not, Near poe! near, Bodies of water seas, American Indians smoked it tabac, Employ use, AL home Ala, The Orient east, Rooms in harems apartments, Barest bare, Of the navy naval, The page number of a book print page, Age farehab baby, Deprive of weapons disarm, Narrow roadways lanes, Crepe crêpe.
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AL Home
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Navy
Power 13 Service Emblems Go To Veterans FAIRMONT
Special report from Fairmont on 13 veterans of Monongahela Power Co. receiving service emblems from President A. C. Spurr at company headquarters. Lough served 55 years. Emblems range 20 to 36 years, with 30+ years diamonds. recipients include Jarrett, Morgenstern, Morris, Purdy, Shaffer, Leyland, Propst, Fowler, Hart, Vincent, Duffy, Wade, and Lough.
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Fairmont
Ord F. Lough
Monongahela Power Co
A. C. Spurr
Lough
Spurr
James C. Jarrett
Clarksburg
Jess Morgenstern
Marietta
Mr. Lough
Frank C. Morris
G. Edward Purdy
Ernest, M. Shaffer
Clarkshoro
William D. Leyland
Elkins
Walter C. Propst
Monterey
J. Roy Fowler
Goebel W. Hart
John F. Vincent
Weirton
T. L. Duffy
Morgantown
W. Carlisle Wade
Democrat Club Sets Plans for Tri-County Picnic Outing
The Taylor County Young Democratic Club will meet at the County Court House at 7:30 tonight to plan a tri-county picnic and the naming of delegates to the Young Democrat Convention in Bluefield on August 26 and 27.
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Young Democrat
Bluefield
Taylor County
Young Democratic
Homer J. Gatrell Expands Gas Service to Two Maryland Counties
Homer J. Gatrell of Frederick Bottled Gas Company announces added delivery service of Pyrofax Gas to residents in Frederick and Montgomery Counties. He is a former local resident, married to Roth Whiteman of Clarksburg, with one child. The article notes the witch hazel plant's name origin from forked twigs used as divining rods.
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Homer J. Gatrell
Homer A. Gatrell
Wilkinson St
Frederick
Montgomery
Gatrell
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
Fredrick
Tle
Roth Whiteman
Clarksburg
Memorial class at Bailey Chapel Rosemont holds July meeting
Carder Bible Class of Bailey Memorial Church at Rosemont met in the church for its July session led by Mrs. Lawson Carder. A scripture reading, prayer by Mrs. Alma Crouse, hymns, and devotions were followed by a movie. A wiener roast and hamburger fry in the church yard closed the meeting.
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Carder
Bailey Memorial Church
Rosemont
Lawson Carder
Alma Crouse
Robert Savage
Frank Christian
Pauline Haney
Lawson
Nancy Vanscoy
Rosa Johnson
Neta Dwart
Charley Fawley
Marle Crouse
Lindy Swart
Gettle Christian
Pearl Savage
Washington Voice Warns On Crime Threat To Nation
FBI director J Edgar Hoover decries crime as a distinct threat to national security and urges a united crusade. He notes youths commit many robberies and burglaries and calls for Americans to act together to curb the trend.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
United Crusade
Yaies Elected State Bankers Trust President
Arthur G. Yates named president of the trust division of the West Virginia Bankers Association after a Saturday meeting in Bluefield. Yates, vice president and cashier of the First National Bank in Grafton, succeeds J. B. Derwacher of Huntington National Bank.
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Arthur G. Yates
Trust
West Virginia Bankers Association
Bluefield
Yates
First National Bank
Grafton
J. B. Derwacher
Huntington National Bank
Jesus Provided For Salvation, Pastor States
A church sermon on page contends Jesus embodies God's power and grants authority to His apostles through the Holy Spirit. It argues Jesus is the atoning sacrifice and that the Spirit guides believers into truth as the Gospel is spread worldwide. Also notes over 2,000 date types made by master craftsmen in Great Britain.
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Marshal Tito
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
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Germany
Vietnam
Korea
China
Formosa
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Geneva
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Poland
North Korea
North Vietnam
America
Earth
Jesus
Peter
God
Great Britain
Davy Crockett Birthplace Claim Sparks Tennessee Debate
Jonesboro Tenn reports Rep B Carroll Reece argues Davy Crockett’s birthplace is Franklin Tennessee, not the state name, referencing a proposed State of Franklin in 1784 88 with leaders Sevier Houston Blount and Jackson. The tale notes Crockett born 1786 amid western lands dispute with North Carolina and Tennessee state-building fantasy.
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Central’ Press Association
Jonesboro
Tenn
Franklin
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Tennessee
Davy Crockett
Johnson City
Crockett
Green County
Davy
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
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Nolachucky Jack) Sevier
Sam Houston
Texas
William Blount
Andrew Jackson
United States
North Carolina
State of Franklin nostalgia in Tennessee political lore
The piece recounts the Franklin movement in early Tennessee history, its push for statehood amid distrust of land speculators and federal authority, and its lingering geographic loyalties. It notes figures like Davy Crockett, the movement's collapse, and contrasts eastern Tennessee as a Republican stronghold today with a likely GOP Senate presence if Franklin had become a state.
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Indiana
North Carolina
New York City
Iit. Ida
Davy
Sever
Franklin
Tennessee
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