Pittsburghs Modern Airport Opens as Second Largest Facility
The Greater Pittsburgh Airport, second only to New York Idaiewild in size, opens with a seven story terminal, 2 590 staff, 5 900 car parking, and 30 big planes docking at once. A 10 million dollar complex includes hotels, banks, shops, and a 250 foot underpass. Location in Allegheny County promises faster access once Lincoln Parkway is completed. Some opposition cites zoning and hazards near runways amid a 12 year build history.
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Grand Ole Opry Packs Em in Night Spots
Nashville report notes the Grand Ole Opry expanding to New York venues as a milestone in its rise as a national entertainment fad. The piece highlights WSM and the Ryman Auditorium, the growing earnings from performances and publishing, and profiles artist Carl Smith amid a surge in popularity and touring.
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Bluefield JP Averts Divorces as Marriage Counselor
Bluefield magistrate J A Bailey, serving eight years as justice of the peace, has saved 162 marriages by advising couples on reconciliation rather than divorce. He offers free guidance, asks couples to rethink for 10 days, and handles court duties like debt collection and eviction notices without charging for counseling.
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Orphans Find New Home in Pittsburgh
Four Michigan children orphaned by a November car crash begin anew in Pittsburgh. Jimmy Moore five Jeffrey four Mary Jean nine and Barbara six join siblings under care of Dr. Arnold Friesen psychiatrist and J Donald Babb insurance executive as they relocate from Leonard Smith home to a new family setup.
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Murray Moore
Leonards Mith
Arnold Friesen
J. Donald Babb
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Death of Lee and unfolding inquest at the homestead
The scene centers on Lee's apparent suicide and the sheriff's investigation at the family home. Beau and Pick confront the tragedy as the coroner and sheriff discuss Raoul Gumont's disappearance and the pending inquest, while relatives recount events, sword possession, and motives behind Lee's death.
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Haye
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Aunt Delphine
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Civil Suit Sought In Lias Tax Debt
Washington Bureau reports the Internal Revenue Service recommended the Justice Department sue to collect about 242 million dollars in taxes alleged to be owed by William Lias of Wheeling West Virginia race track owner. Lias offered 1.6 million to settle and regain seized properties including Wheeling Downs. A Tax Court hearing was postponed to June 5 to consider his offer while a District Court suit decision pending.
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Wheeling Downs
U. S
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