U.S. Energy Curb Plan Urged at UN Atomic Talks
U S aide Baruch urges the United Nations atomic energy commission to adopt the American plan as core guidance for a treaty to control atomic energy. The plan calls for a strong international authority, inspections, and a ban on atomic weapons for signatory nations with enforcement through defined metrics.
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M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
U. S
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Russia
United Nations
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International Crimes and Enforcement Measures
Text discusses defining international crimes and setting enforcement and punishment measures. It outlines legal frameworks for state responsibility and accountability, including mechanisms to apply penalties and ensure compliance across jurisdictions.
Campaign funds and expenditures of West Virginia Republicans
Charleston reports the November campaign fund of the Republican state executive committee totaled 31710.88 in contributions with expenditures of 29853.27. Major donors included Hallanan Pew Hill Sweeney Jr Clay Shott Smith and Wood. Expenditures covered radio advertising headquarters maintenance and candidate support.
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Charleston
W. Va
Republican State Executive Committee
E. M. Tutwiler
Mt Hope
Secretary of State
Walter S. Hallanan
Joesph N. Pew
Arthur M. Hill
Thomas B. Sweeney, Jr
Robert H. C. Clay
Jim H. Shott
Soy
Co. A. Smith
Austin Wood
Tom Sweeney
Wheeling
M. G. Burnside
Huntington
Jack R. Adams
Senate
Ohio County Democratic Executive Committee
Ex-Service Men and Women to Take GED Tests at Beaver High
High school diploma tests set for ex service men and women on December 11 and 12 at Beaver High. Five tests start at 9 am with two hours each. Diploma issued by the state department of education, not the county schools. Applicants must contact Principal Pred Coffindaffer to arrange testing and ensure ample test supply.
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Beaver High School
State Department of Education
Russians reject San Francisco as UN permanent site
The Soviet Union stated it would not accept San Francisco as the United Nations permanent headquarters citing insufficient support from delegations. Georgi Saksin accused the U S delegation of pressuring others for votes and said Moscow would not back San Francisco despite backing Philadelphia.
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U.S.S.R
San Francisco
Pan American Union official killed in Washington
Dr. Leo A. Rowe director general of the Pan American Union was killed when struck by a car while crossing Massachusetts Avenue in front of the Bolivian embassy. Corporal Elmer Klaven of the Army motor pool said he could not avoid the accident and applied brakes.
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Washington
Leo 8. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Rowe
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts Ave
Corp
Elmer I. Kiavon
Bollingfield Army Motor Pool
Union
Western Hemisphere
Klaven
Bollingfield
Dr. Rowe
Ex-GI in Hot Water over False Fire Alarms
John Henry Secor a 20 year old former GI told police and Judge Pierre Depew he faked fire alarms to relieve personal distress after his wife and baby left him on November 19. He admitted another alarm two days later when served with financial aid papers. Judge Denen fined him 50 dollars.
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Nyack
N. Y
John Henry Secor
Pierre Depew
Secor
Denen
Second Collision Victim Succumbs
Mrs. Bonnie Simmons 33 of Kegley Mercer county died yesterday in a Welch hospital from head injuries after a two car crash at Big Four last Saturday night. Louise Gentry 19 of Carswell died shortly after admission. Helen Steele 12 of Carswell remained unconscious. Edward Marine 23 of Welch posted $2000 bond for manslaughter in Gentry death. Marine drove the head on crash that injured Simmons Gentry Steele and two others. State trooper W R Seal warned of possible second charge in Simmons death.
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Bonnie Simmons
Kegley
Mercer County
Welch
Big Four
Simmons
Louise Gentry
Carswell
Helen Steele
Edward Marine
Justice of the Peace
Lonnie Mitchell
Gentry
W. R. Seal
Marine
Miner Found Dead in Bed at Junior Poca
Joe P. Charr a 52 year old miner was found dead in his small Junior Poca apartment yesterday afternoon about 2 45 oclock His brother George Charr of Gary discovered the body Police Chief Harry Chaffins and state police Sgt C B Dye said no foul play was evident Others in the house heard movement the night before and Charr had not been seen since The body was taken to a funeral home for examination by Dr Irvine Saunders
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Joe P. Charr
Miner
Junior Poca
George Charr
Gary
Harry Chaffins
C. B. Dye
State Police
Charr
Irvine Saunders
Scaffolding Erected For Widening Bridge Near Church
Scaffolding is being erected on one side of the Elkhorn river bridge near the Presbyterian church in preparation for widening by the state road commission. When completed the widened bridge will include a walled in sidewalk for safer schoolchildren travel.
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Elkhorn River Bridge
Presbyterian Church
State Road Commission
Mission Board To Meet At Maybeury Church
The Coalfield Mission Board will meet next Tuesday at Maybeury Methodist Church starting at 10 30 in the morning. Lunch will be served by members of the Maybeury WSCS. There will be an election of officers.
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Coalfield Mission Board
Maybeury Methodist Church
Maybeury Wscs
Funeral Services Held For Young Infant Ronald A. Young
Funeral services were held yesterday for Ronald Allen Young infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Young of Coalwood who died Tuesday in a Welch hospital. Born November 10 the infant survived by parents two sisters Sandra and Karla. The Rev. Warren A. Seager conducted the service and the body was sent by train to Girard Illinois for burial Sunday. The father is supervisor of stores for Carter Coal company and the family moved to Coalwood from Quincy Illinois about a year ago.
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Ronald Allen Young
Robert H. Young
Coalwood
Welch Hospital
Warren A. Seager
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Girard
Ill
Sandra
Karla
Young
Carter Coal Company
Quincy, Ill
Civil Suit Settlement Out Of Court In Circuit Court
The civil action of Blanche E Boland against William Arthur Carter and Henry Boland as infant was settled out of circuit court yesterday. The McClanahan versus McCoy case was continued to the next term of court.
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Blanche E. Boland
William Arthur Carter
Henry Boland
McClanahan
VFW Meeting Tonight At Memorial Building
Commander Fred Linkenhaker urged Painter-Porroni Post No 1021 veterans to attend the regular meeting at 8 PM in the Memorial Building. The call emphasizes punctual attendance for the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering.
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Fred Linkenhaker
Welch City Council Meeting Postponed to Tonight
The Welch city council will hold its December meeting tonight at 7 30 in city hall. The session was postponed from Monday to allow time to receive all bills against the city.
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Welch City
Settlement Of India Dispute Near Failure
London reports the eleventh hour push by Britain's top officials to unite India's Moslems and Hindus into a constitutional settlement showed signs of collapse after three days of probing for solutions. Sources say Attlee's mediation could prolong Britain's stay in India. Frank A. King, a loosely informed writer for the British Press Association, commented on the situation.
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London
Britain
India
Attlee
Frank A. King
British Press Association
Dimout to Reach All Southeastern States
Washington reports the dimout will extend to all southeastern states if the coal strike isn’t settled by Monday. Edward Falck said a draft order would cover areas in the southeast not yet affected, as the conservation rule already applies to 21 states and the DC area. The measure bans outdoor decorative lighting and most indoor lights, with only essential street lighting allowed and a home Christmas tree exception.
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Washington
Edward Falck
Falck
District of Columbia
India power transfer delay shrinks civil war danger
An India office spokesman warned that delays in transferring power from Britain to India could spark renewed communal strife, potentially civil war, during a period of strong political currents. Nehru said he did not fear civil war as talks continued and Britain’s plan for a free India might require revisions.
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Congress Party
India
India Office
Britain
Jawalharlal Nehru
More Oil and Gas in Berea Sands Seen
Washington reports William E. Wrather director of the U S Geological Survey says there is probably more oil and gas in the Berea sands awaiting discovery in a 17 300 square mile area of western West Virginia Kentucky and southern Ohio. The survey sketches a map outlining suspected pools and geological structures and notes further discoveries are possible.
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Washington
William E. Wrather
U. S. Geological Survey
Berea
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wrather
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