West Virginia racing clashes over purses and control
The Charles Town track owner A J Boyle faces a dispute with the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association as purses and track revenues spark state scrutiny. A WV attorney general ruling blocks the racing commission from intervening in internal track affairs, highlighting broader concerns over gambling, crime, and public oversight.
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Must Register to Vote Before October Sixth
Citizens are urged to check the county clerk’s office to ensure their name is on the registration books before October 6. Non registration means no vote this year. A nationwide and local publicity campaign emphasizes that voting is a foundation of representative government and a guard against tyranny. Do it today.
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Pure Bank and a $43 Million Campaign Fund Controversy
The piece alleges Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall used a $43 million contract with Frederick Snare Corp to pressure for campaign contributions. Democratic leaders say evidence will emerge for public judgment, while Hall calls the fund a "pure bank" with a slick 1956 GOP buildup.
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Greenbrier County Notables and Occupations in 1880s
A retrospective list from Greenbrier County surveys names and places across mills sawyers millwrights mines and newspapers. It names Meadow Bluff Falling Spring Lewisburg and other towns, including prominent figures such as Jabez Johnston and John W. Arbuckle along with local offices like notaries public.
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Raleigh and Beckley News on Subscriptions and Rates
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces home delivery and mail subscription rates with annual and monthly options. Independent carriers distribute newspapers while the company disclaims responsibility for advance payments or substitutions.
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Directory of professionals and establishments in Greenbrier County
A comprehensive listing of physicians, real estate agents, schools, businesses, and trades in Greenbrier County including Lewisburg, Ronceverte, Frankford, and White Sulphur Springs. Contains dozens of names such as Charles L Austin and James F Clark with locations across Big Clear Creek, Trout Valley, Meadow Bluff, and Falling Spring.
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Buyers Lose Battle of Price Bulge in CPI Peak
Washington reports the American consumer is losing the price bulge as the Consumer Price Index hits an all time high. Officials predict no rapid inflation but see a new price plateau forming with $1 now buying what $0.98 did last year.
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Ed Sullivan Button Up Sunday Night Split With Red
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Tim Holt returns to screen after cattle business stint
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American Cowboy Originated in East
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Prayer, guidance cited by Ellis Schweickhard in Minneapolis note
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Typewriter Startup Seeds Hoover Career Myth
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