4 County School Hot Lunch Workshop Set For Grafton High
Preliminary plans were made at a meeting held in Grafton High yesterday attended by Barbour Harrison Marion and Taylor County reps. The 4 County School Hot Lunch Workshop will be Aug 26 at Grafton High School with expected attendance over 100. The program covers food prep surplus use sanitation dress of personnel and menu planning under state education guidance.
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Seadrift
Union Carbide & Carbon
Taylor County Schools Will Corp
Rochester
Grafton Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Grafton High
Barbour, Harrison
Marion
Oth Naval Hospital
Senate
Miss Ruth
Democrats To Dine At $35 A Head West Virginia Dinner
West Virginia campaign events unfold with Democrats hosting a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner at $35 per plate drawing major nominees and party workers from across the state. GOP moves include naming John D. Hoblitzell Jr. as state chairman as Young Democratic Clubs from four states plan fall campaign strategy with Gov Marland and Mollohan meeting ahead of the dinner.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
IGOP
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
Parkersburg
Hoblitzell
GOP
Artesburg
Underwood
Hob‘Nitzell
James O. Lakin
District of Columbia
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Nelson Lancione
Columbus
Young Democratic Clubs of America
William
Marland
Robert H. Mollohan
Fairmont
Mollohan
Parlty Harmony
Milton J. Ferguson
Wayne
Atty
John G. Fox
Judge Directs Della Beavers Freed Of Death
PHILIPPI W V A Davis Kasson 19, was freed on charges she murdered her brother last Sept 21 Circuit Judge W Merrell Watkins directed a verdict of innocent after the prosecution failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt at a brief trial State Police Lt R I Boone testified the weapon could not be definitely identified because the bullet broke when it struck a rib
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Della Mar Beavers
Kasson
W. Merrell Watkins
Jane
R. I. Boone
Charleston
Boone
Seven Cars Derbyed in B&O Yard Derailment
A derailment at 6:25 p.m. involved seven cars and a yard engine when a B and O locomotive backed into a diesel coal train from Fairmont. The Fairmont train was pulling 150 empty cars. All wreckage cleared by 11:40 p.m. no injuries reported.
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Fairmont
Monongah Division
Bridge Street Bridge
Jesuit Priests Given Freedom From Prison
Two American Jesuit priests Wil liam M. Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips were released by Chinese authorities after completing their terms on June 15. Reports say they were briefly taken on a tour of Communist China. No departure date was given. Two miners were killed and two injured at U. S. Steel No 2 mine in Gary Indiana during a coal outburst.
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Red China
Radio Peiping
China
William M. Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
Shanghai
Gary
W. Va
U. 8/ Steel, Corp
West Virginia Five Day Forecast Shows Warmth Rise
United Press reports temperatures in West Virginia will run three to six degrees above normal with a cooler spell Monday and Tuesday. Warmer conditions on Wednesday. scattered showers and thundershowers likely through Sunday. Expected rainfall ranges from three tenths to six tenths of an inch.
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United Press
West Virginia
Cave-In Kills Six Children in Brooklyn Digging Incident
Six children under ten died when a cave collapsed at a Brooklyn construction site while they dug a cave. Four boys and two girls perished under twenty six tons of dirt. Two boys escaped and one boy was rescued and treated at a hospital as emergency crews worked.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
International Samad
Boy and Brother Safely Disarm 25-Pound Bomb Found by Youths
In Rock Island Illinois a ten year old, James Carroll, and his 17 year old brother brought a 25 pound bomb to the sergeant. The boy said police need not worry as his brother had already taken it apart. The incident closed with no injury.
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Rock Island, Hil
James Carroll
New Yorkers Take To Air For Cool New Yorkers Take To Air For Cool
American Airlines reported a record flight day as heat pushed many New Yorkers to leave the city. On Thursday 6,394 people departed New York by air, the most ever on a single carrier in one day.
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New York
American Airlines
Weather Report From Blueville Station
The high for the 24 hours ending yesterday at 3 p.m. was 92 degrees and the low 57. Rainfall Wednesday night totaled .03 inches. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 81 according to the Blueville weather station.
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Blueville
Ground broken at Ravenswood for Kaiser aluminum plant
Ground breaking ceremony marks the start of construction on an aluminium reduction plant by Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp at Ravenswood. Local officials and company representatives attended the event signaling a new industrial project in the area.
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Kaiser Aluminium && Chemical Corp
New York Subway Strands Riders in Wildcat Walkout
The New York Transit Authority suspended 27 subway motormen who took part in Thursday's wildcat strike, but subway service remained 100 percent on schedule this morning for 4.5 million riders. Union leaders denied issuing any ultimatum while tensions linger over amnesty for 309 workers involved in the nine hour stoppage.
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New York ‘Trasit Authority
Sus
Subway
Transit Authority
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Bronx
Queens
Frank Sasso
Motormen’s Benevolent Association
Unified Service Advocates Draw Wilson's Fire
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson attacked calls for closer unification or merger of the armed forces at Maxwell Air Force Base. He warned such a program would mask differences and urged readiness to adopt new weapons quickly while preserving honest debate among services.
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Montgomery
Ala. i
Charles E. Wilson
Air Force
Wilson
Air War College
Maxwell Air Force Base
Mutor
Navy
United States
Park caretaker death under investigation at Follansbee pool
An investigation was conducted to determine if 60 year old Leslie E. Smith died of natural causes or was electrocuted while drilling holes with an electric drill at the swimming pool. Witnesses said he fell backward from the platform frame where he was repairing the diving board yesterday and was caught by swimmers before hitting the pool’s concrete apron.
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Follansbee
Leslie E. Smith
Follansbee Park
Smith
Wolfe Resigns From City Finance Post
Walter A. Wolfe, city finance director, resigned his position effective today and will return to work for Norseman Packing Company of Wheeling. The Grafton City Council did not publicly announce the resignation, and no mention was made at last night’s council meeting.
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Grafton
Walter A. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Norseman Packing Company
Wheeling
Senate Restores 715 Million In Foreign Aid Bill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes to restore 715 million in foreign aid after House cut 1.1 billion. Restored 100 million emergency Asia aid at Eisenhower discretion plus 600 million military aid for Yugoslavia and 16 million for defense. Proposals for wider study of foreign aid program introduced by Mansfield Knowland and Edward Martin.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
William F. Knowland
Calif
Edward Martin
R-Pa
President Eisenhower Improves After Emergency Intestine Surgery
Doctors gave the most optimistic report yet on President Eisenhower’s condition as he nears the end of his first week of convalescence. He is receiving liquid nourishment hourly and slept nearly eight hours straight Thursday night. He entered the hospital a week ago after an emergency operation to remove an obstruction in his small intestine.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tigers On Loose Near Colosseum Terrorize Rome Crowd
Two tigers from Togni State Circus escaped a rusty cage near the Colosseum in Rome. One tiger was captured quickly. the other, named Delhi, roamed for 90 minutes, killing a donkey and injuring a pony. Police, firemen, and circus staff built a portable cage to confine Delhi. About 5 000 onlookers watched as the danger ended.
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Colosseum
Chrisans
Togni
Basilica of St. John
Lateran
Eircus
Delhi
Dorix Togni
Grafton Hospital Budget Drawn Up By City Council
The Grafton City Hospital Board budget was presented by Mayor D. L. Stout, basing a minimum on last year’s actual expenditures with no increase. Council members debated whether the board could overspend if a maximum budget was approved, while repairs to the home and a water tank upgrade drew concern. The council approved bids and street light work, but vacancy procedures and legality of actions remained unsettled as the meeting closed.
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Idghebeeh
D. Stout
Grafton City
Stout
A. J. Williamson
Mio
A. A. Crouser
Hoctot
Alloét
Crouger
Edo
Willian Gotrell
Ce Ae
J. Guy’ Allender
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Allender
Harry B. Batson
Cemetery Hill
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Crouser
Leroy Kinter
Crouse
A. T. Moscer
What’s In Name Boy Will Learn In Hawaii
Honolulu. When their third son was born, attorney David Trask and his wife chose a real Hawaiian middle name. The name Le pammecear lahanauokamehsmehs is given, though the baby may not pronounce it for a long time.
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Kamehameha I
David Trask
Alexander Trask
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