West Virginia Hit-and-Run Law Criticized as Weak
The opinion argues West Virginia’s hit-and-run statute is too mild to curb reckless drivers. It urges expanding penalties toward manslaughter or murder when a driver flees after harming a pedestrian, calling for legislative action to strengthen the law.
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Living Memorial Observed From August Fourteen To September Second
A living memorial marked a national period of rejoicing spanning August 14 to September 2, observed three years ago. The observance featured public remembrance and communal ceremonies across multiple states and venues.
Rent controls argued by Raleigh County official amid irony
The Raleigh County rent control office says there are no effective regulations for commercial buildings while federal aid funds enable reduced housing costs for residents. The piece highlights a polio funding drive aiding families like Carr and Baileys, noting that timely aid reduces crippling outcomes and long hospital stays.
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Raleigh County
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Uncle Sam
Carr
Tom Bailey
Bailey
Palio
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Morris Memorial Hospital
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Raleigh
Keith Carr
Polio fundraising and soil conservation spread in region
Polio campaign funding supports families facing high treatment costs across Raleigh County. A Virginia Tech program highlights W. S. Hubbert of Blacksburg who adopted contour and strip cropping, improving eight nearby farms and boosting yields from 2 to 20 bushels per acre for wheat and 35 to 70 for corn.
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Hubbert
Blacksburg
R. E. Ribble
Mount Hope
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Agricultural Engineers
Skyline Soil Conservation District
Mubbert
Virginia
Hubberts
Pacific War Memorial proposal aims for living tribute
A campaign proposes a Pacific War Memorial on Pacific islands featuring field stations for science research, conservation areas, and fellowships. The plan seeks cooperation with governments and agencies to foster peace and provide ongoing education about wartime sacrifices and the push for peaceful development.
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Russian consul general expelled from the United States
The Russian consul general in New York has been ordered to leave the United States. The move signals a diplomatic rebuff amid rising tensions affecting Park Avenue social life and U S Russian relations.
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Lysenko's Wax Tomatoes Overshadow Moscow Science Visit
In Moscow, foreign scientists visiting Lysenko’s institute found his labs secret and his lecture harsh on foreign genetics. A wax tomato proved the Marxist Stalinist line, highlighting politics in science and a broader crackdown on intellectual freedom.
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Lyenko
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Mystery of Robert Underhay Ties Deepens at Inquest
Superintendent Spence probes David Hunter and Rosaleen Cloade about Robert Underhay and Enoch Arden as Arden’s claimed friend surface in Shepherd’s Court. Rosaleen agrees to view the body while David resists the line of questioning and hints at an inquest to reveal true identities.
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Robert Underhay
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Underhay
Mr. Hunter
David Htunter
Spence
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Mrs. Underhay
Rosaleen
Warmsley Vale
London
Arden
Rosateen
Hunter and Field Marshal confront police tension
David Hunter evades questions as the chase for a murder suspect tightens. Spence notes Hunter's defiance while a Daimler Hire outlet and police pressure loom over the situation.
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The Life of a Congressman A Comical Look
Hallmark column by Hal Boyle through Arthur Edson surveys a congressman’s lot from salary and expenses to the rigors of reelection. It weighs the costs of appearances, travel, and party funds against limited tenure and slow rise to influence amid shifting majorities.
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Cost estimate for a new moderately large university
Nation Today outlines a plan to build a university from scratch with about 30 million dollars. It breaks down space needs 925000 square feet for 5000 students and 16.65 million for facilities plus dorms 4 million land and startup costs 6.883 million, totaling 27.539 million for the core plant plus 2.5 million for other expenses and 7.5 million annual operating costs.
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Bruce Blossat
James Marlow
Washington
Office of Education
Federat Education
Fuad
Broadway ties loosen as Leos Eaken sells duplex near Central Park
Broadway figures shift gears as Leos Eaken sells his duplex overlooking Central Park and skips town to avoid Florida season orchestras. John Garfield declines Playhouse Theater purchase while film location shoots surge in Manhattan for The Numbers Racket with Garfield and Beatrice Pearson. The industry buzz covers TV casting trends, radio talent moves, and possible musical TV projects with Judy Holliday and Margaret Whiting.
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Leon,, Jr
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Beatrice Pearson
Lew Parker
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Spencer Tracy
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Lew
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Borscht
Judy Holliday
Margaret Whiting
Sally Benson
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