Neely Fights Eisenhower Image in West Virginia Senate Bid
In Charleston West Virginia Senator Matthew Neely a 79 year old Democrat campaigns for a fifth Senate term with an anti Eisenhower platform He accuses the president of being a political myth while arguing joblessness in the coal heartland could tilt voters toward him against challenger Thomas Sweeney Neely asserts he opposed Eisenhower early and the coal miners view will decide the contest with GOP hopes pinned on turnout in key districts and unemployment sentiment
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Matthew M. Neely
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
Neely
Thomas B. Sweeney
Wheeling
Sweeney
Harley Kilgore
D-Wv
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Truman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
GOP
James Offutt Lakin
Adlai Stevenson
Peace parley invites Asia and Africa to meet
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Indonesian Premier Sastroamidjojo announced inviting Asian and African nations to a conference to extend a neutral peace area from Cairo to the Philippines. The Colombo group will shape the agenda with political and possible economic topics, likely in Jakarta. Pakistan and other Colombo members may choose participation freely.
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New Delhi
India
Indonesia
China
Cairo
Philippines
Nehru
Sastroamidjojo
Colombo
Ceylon
Burma
Pakistan
Jakarta
Manila
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Woman Fined to Serve Time for TB Spread in Kentucky
A Lexington woman, Alvina Page, 33, was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for spreading tuberculosis under a new Kentucky law. Health officials said she had active bilateral pulmonary TB and had left a tuberculosis sanatorium against medical advice.
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Lexington
Alvina Page
Kentucky
Sam B. Marks
Page
Julius Marks
Edward J. Murray
Storekeeper reports theft of three cap pistols in Grand Haven
Grand Haven—Storekeeper Charles K. Bugielski said a thief shattered a plate glass window and stole three cap pistols. Three one dollar bills were left behind as payment. He valued the guns at 2.98, 1.98 and 1.25 dollars and did not comment on the glass.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Charles K. Bugielski
Bugielski
Starfish Ovaries Drive Cancer Drug Research at Woods Hole
Dr. Heilbrunn at Massachusetts Marine Laboratory studies anti division chemicals from starfish ovaries and other animal sources. These extracts, tested against Ehrlichs ascites tumor in mice, aim to halt cancer cell division by blocking initial cell clotting. Heparin-like substances may also arise and influence blood clot prevention and aging theories.
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Massachusetts Marine Laboratory
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Woods Hole
Mass
Marine Biological Laboratory
L. V. Heilbrunn
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Heilbrunn
Heilbrunn
Ehrlich
Sears Roebuck Buys Huntington Property
Sears Roebuck and Co has acquired about six acres in eastern Huntington for a projected multi million dollar shopping center and service station. The deed filed shows 6 851 acres sold by Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates for 144000 dollars. Local firms plan to construct stores adjoining the Sears tract.
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Huntington
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Fred A. Ware
Sears
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
Ghostly Voice at Arkansas Church Scares Organist
Mrs J A Gregory of Newport Arkansas heard a voice boom from the organ at St Pauls Episcopal Church while practicing. Investigation showed the organ amplifier had picked up an amateur radio broadcast, sounding like a ghostly message.
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Newport
Ark
J. A. Gregory
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Controls of GG To be Relaxed
NEW YORK strict controls over gamma globulin for polio will ease around Oct. 1 with one or two firms selling it in drug stores. Doctors may obtain GG for children whose parents want or can afford shots. Widespread use could affect polio vaccine testing this summer, but NFIP spokesmen doubt major impact. The vaccine has been given to over 400,000 youngsters in test areas. outcomes will be compared to unvaccinated peers to gauge protection.
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New York
National Foundation For
Session on Flood Control Planned
Huntington The U S Engineers announce a public hearing October 8 at Richwood on flood control proposals for the Cherry River and tributaries in the Richwood area. Col G T Derby says all interests should be represented and bring data. The hearing, called by a congressional resolution, follows a costly flood earlier this year and will help determine advisability of flood control measures.
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Huntington
U. S
Richwood
Cherry River
G. T. Derby
Derby
Richwood High School
World Series Eyes Record Money Flow in New York Cleveland
The World Series starting today is expected to set money records as Giants face Indians in a six or seven game bout. Hotels, railways, bars, and shops foresee a gold harvest with out of town fans flooding New York and Cleveland. Tax receipts from tickets and increased spending are cited as major gains, while retailers and stock brokers may miss the action.
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New York
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
New York City
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
New York Central
Gotham
Midwest
Dodger
Stock Exchange
Polo Grounds
Municipal Stadium
Indians
Dad
Giant
Bank Teller Escapes With Family
New York A young bank teller disappeared with his wife and three children taking more than 82000 from the West Brighton branch of Staten Island National Bank. John Siemer failed to show for work prompting a search of his apartment where the family was found missing and a warrant issued.
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New York
John Siemer
West Brighton
Staten Island National Bank and Trust Co
Sidney O. Simonson
Richmond County
Siemer
U.S. Attorney's Office
Brooklyn
Staten Island
John
Mark
Greenwood Lake
New York-New Jersey
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