Soviet Troops In Hungary Spark Chronicling Revolt In Budapest
Soviet and Hungarian forces clash with rebels in Budapest as tanks roll through Danube streets. Reports from Budapest radio and eyewitnesses describe fighting near Parliament, rising casualties, and calls for Nagy to lead a new government amid fears of a broader purge.
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Khrushchev Backs Down In Polish Sovereignty Deal
Polish and Soviet sources say Khrushchev accepted a freer Poland and backed off Moscow’s control. He allegedly apologized for a harsh Polish press attack and called off pressure on the new regime. Relations improved after a telephone pledge to Go miliuska amid anti Soviet demonstrations.
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Rioters Kill 53 As French Seize 5 Algerian Rebels
Meknes riots flare as French and Moroccan forces guard European zones. At least 53 dead, mostly Europeans, after a Moroccan trooper's mistaken shot sparked violence. French, Moroccan patrols uncover burning farms and bodies near the Portuguese bridge. Authorities report eight European corpses found near the road to Rabat. Sultan Mohammed V cancels talks as tensions rise between Tunis and Rabat. Clarence Tens Welch jailed on parole violation in Raleigh County.
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Raleigh
Hanna Case inched toward end as IRS witness testifies
Special Agent F Leo Baumgardner wrapped up two-day testimony in the Homer Hanna income tax trial in Fairmont. He described discrepancies between checks and stubs from the Hanna Insurance Agency and noted stubs tied to political contributions while defense counsel pressed for further interviews with Hanna. The government planned to rest later today with three West Virginia Supreme Court justices present as defense witnesses.
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Anderson Blasts GOP In Maxwell Hill Revolt
Raleigh County Democratic chairman Harry E. Anderson delivers a prepared statement attacking the Republicans and a so called Maxwell Hill revolt. He accuses media bias and claims Democratic support for road funding and infrastructure while criticizing GOP candidates and road policy.
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Raleigh County
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Maxwell Hil
County Court
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Scott- Tissue -Legislative
Fire Victims Relief Sought in Rhodell
Citizens of Rhodell rally to aid the Hopkins family after a Monday fire ruined their furnishings and clothes. Mayor Leon Saunders and Rhodell Methodist WSCS members organize a relief program. donations of clothing furniture and housewares are urged at Gulf Super Market or Almond’s Market via organizer Pansy Whitaker.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
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Pansy Whittaker
WSCS
India Proposes Suez Settlement
New Delhi reports a proposed settlement between the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority and a users association. A government spokesman said the plan was presented to Cairo London and UN headquarters in New York. No confirmation that the country concerned accepted the Indian plan.
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Hinton Brakeman Struck by Freight Train in Yard
Hinton brakeman Hutt entford Young, 32, of Hinton, a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway worker, was admitted to Raleigh General Hospital at 10 p.m. Tuesday after being struck by a moving freight train in the Quinnimont Yard. He stood too near the oncoming vehicle and sustained abrasions to his left shoulder. A hospital spokesman listed his condition as good.
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Eisenhower and Stevenson widen campaign clash on big business
The campaign scene shifts as Eisenhower and Stevenson press dual issues. Eisenhower defends profits and warns against halting nuclear tests. Stevenson urges U S leadership to curb the hydrogen bomb and argues big business growth harms small firms. Nixon joins GOP criticism while Kefauver condemns administration prosperity.
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President to Make Six Speeches in Week
The White House announced six campaign speeches by President Eisenhower next week. He will make three trips to Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma and Pennsylvania, visiting three of the four Southern states he carried in 1952.
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Marland Attacks Revercomb on Veterans Voting Record
Governor Marland blamed insufficient school funding for problems and criticized his Republican rival Revercomb. He cited Revercomb’s Senate voting record from 1943 to 1949 as anti veteran and anti serviceman, while discussing servicemen ballot use in public elections.
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Powell Labels Adlai Slave to Dixiecrats
LA report on Rep Powell accusing Adlai Stevenson of being a slave to the Dixiecrats at a political rally. He urged support for Eisenhower over Stevenson, calling his backers hypocrites. Events included pickets, police escorts, and remarks about civil rights and party loyalty.
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Mollohan to Visit Raleigh Co Thursday Rally and Events
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mollohan will speak at a Raleigh County rally Thursday night in the Criminal Courtroom of the Raleigh County Courthouse. He attends a noon luncheon at Sophia Methodist Church and an open house at the C. C. Lewis home in Daniels from 4 to 6 pm. Barron, state attorney general candidate, is set to appear on the program, his first Raleigh County visit, with entertainment by the Hal Toppers Rand.
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State Waives Death Penalty in New Case
Bernard Shrewsbury Fink, 28, of Covel, is on trial in Raleigh County Criminal Court for first degree murder in the July 14 shooting of Samuel Walker. The state, while waiving the death penalty, seeks conviction with mercy possible. four men, including Emory Bodenheimer, Howard Shrewsbury, and Wilford Lusk, are charged. The defense claims self defense and questions motive as testimony outlines alleged planning, encroaching violence, and a moonshine context. Jurors heard opening arguments as the group reportedly sought Walker, escalated to fatal shooting, then fled, with car breakdown delaying pursuit. Judge Harry A. McCreery noted no other trials are scheduled this term.
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Raleigh
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Ray Bodenheimer
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Beckley Skies Daily Almanac for Thursday
The Sun sets at 5 35 p m and rises at 6 43 a m. The Moon rises at 9 51 p m with Last Quarter on Oct 26. Deneb is prominent high in the north at 6 52 p m Sirius is due south at 4 33 a m. Visible planets include Saturn setting at 6 45 p m Mars in the south east Venus and Lupuster at 5 51 p m.
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Psychiatric Exam Set for Cantrell
The murder and trial of James Thomas Cantrell, 25, of Beckley, have been continued to the next Raleigh County Criminal Court term. Judge McCreery said a psychiatric hearing will be held at an institution equipped for tests after the prosecutor's recommendation. The case stems from the Aug. 9 slaying of Clennanda Lewis, 19, of Prosperity. Cantrell claimed a death pact but the gun jammed.
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