U S A Energy Curb Plan Urged by Baruch
Bernard M Baruch urged the United Nations atomic energy commission to adopt the U S plan as its basis for peaceful atomic use The proposal seeks a strong international control system via a treaty with an international authority Inspectors would move across borders and signatories would ban atomic weapons and dispose of existing stockpiles The plan, first aired in June, faces veto concerns from permanent Security Council members and aims to report to the Security Council by December 31
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Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
U. S
Commission
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Russia
United Nations
U.N
Party Campaign Finances Show Deals in West Virginia
Charleston December report details Republican state executive committee fundraising and spending after the November election. Contributions totaled 31710 88 with expenditures 28853 27. Major gifts included 3000 from Walter Hallanan and Joseph Pew and 2000 from Arthur Hill and Thomas Sweeney Jr. Items listed cover radio, headquarters, posters, and letter service. Senatorial nominee Tom Sweeney reported 9776 47 in expenditures and 3900 in contributions. Other candidates like M G Burnside and Jack R Adams reported balances and expenditures varying from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Republican State Executive Committee
Be, M, Tutwiler
Mt.Hope
Secretary of State
Majo
Walter 5. Hallanan
Joesph N. Pew
Arthur M. Hill
Thomas B. Sweeney
Robert H.C. Clay
Jim H. Shott
Anthony McCue
A. Smith
Austin Waed
Tom Sweeney
Wheeling
M. G. Burnside
Huntington
Jack R. Adams
State Senate
Ohio County Democratic Executive Committee
Tests For High School Diplomas For Ex Service Men And Women
On December 11 and 12 Beaver High School will host GED tests for ex service men and women seeking an equivalent diploma. The five test battery runs from 9:00 with two hours per test. diplomas are granted by the state department of education. Interested individuals should contact Fred Coffindaffer, principal, to arrange testing and ensure test supplies.
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Beaver High School
State Department of Education
Fred Coffindaffer
Russians Turn Down Frisco As UN Site
The Soviet union rejected San Francisco as a permanent United Nations headquarters and backed Philadelphia instead. Georgi Saksin accused the U.S. delegation of pressuring other nations to support a San Francisco plan, saying the effort would fail to win broad acceptance.
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Frisco
Lake Success
Russia
San Francisco
United Nations
New York City
Philadelphia
Georgi Saksin
United States
Paenelion
Pan American Union Official Is Killed
Dr. Leo M Rowe director general of the Pan American Union was fatally struck by a car while crossing Massachusetts Avenue in front of the Bolivian embassy en route to a reception. The driver Corporal Elmer I Klaven of the Bolling Field Army motor pool said he braked hard as Rowe suddenly darted into the street near 3012 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Washington
Wee
Leo 8. Rowe
Union
Rowe
Massachusetts Avenue
Massachusetts Ave
Corp
Elmer I. Klaven
Bollingfield Army Motor Pool
Western Hemisphere
Blaven
Bollingfield
Dr. Rowe
Ex GI Accused Of False Fire Alarms In Nyack
Ex GI John Henry Secor 20 told police Judge Pierre Depew he dialed false fire alarms after his wife and baby left on November 19. He said a court-ordered financial aid demand prompted another alarm two days later. Judge Denen fined him $50 for the incidents.
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Nyack
N. Y
John Henry Secor
Pierre Depew
Relef
Becor
Secor
Denen
Welch News Second Collision Victim Succumbs
Bonnie Simmons 33 of Kegley Mercer county died yesterday in Welch hospital from head injuries after a two car crash last Saturday night at Big Four. Louise Gentry 19 of Carswell died shortly after admission. Helen Steele 12 of Carswell remained unconscious five days after the wreck. Edward Marine 23 of Weld posted $2000 bond to face manslaughter charges in the death, as State Trooper W R Seal indicated another possible charge. The crash involved Marine driving head on into a car carrying Simmons Gentry and Steele and others.
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Bonnie Simmons
Kegley
Mercer County
Welch
Big Four
Simmons
Louise Gentry
Carswell
Helen Steele
Edward Marine
Weld
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 445 by his brother George Charr of Gary Police Chief Marty Chaffins and state police investigated finding no foul play The victim had not been seen since Tuesday night and movement heard in the apartment that night The body was sent to a funeral home for examination by Dr Irvine Saunders
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Joe P. Charr
Miner
Junior Poca
George Charr
Gary
Marty 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. The completed project will include a walled in sidewalk improving safety for school children crossing to and from classes.
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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 the Maybeury Methodist Church beginning at 10 30 in the morning. Lunch will be served by Maybeury W S C. There will be an election of officers.
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Coalfield Mission Board
Maybeury Methodist Church
Maybeury W.S.C
Ofcera
VEW Meeting and Postponed City Council Session
Fred Linkenhoker urged Painter-Porroni Post No 1021 VFW to attend tonight's regular meeting at 8 in the Memorial building. Welch city council's December session is set for 7:30 at city hall, postponed from Monday to allow receipt of all city bills.
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Fred Linkenhoker
Painter-Porroni
Welch City
Dimout To Be Extended To Southeastern States
Washington reports the dimout will be extended to all southeastern states unless the coal strike ends before Monday. Edward Falck, emergency administrator, said a draft order will extend the dimout to remaining southeastern areas not yet affected. The conservation rule, already in force in 21 states and the District of Columbia, bans outside decorative lighting and most indoor lighting while allowing essential street lighting and home Christmas trees.
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Washington
Edward Falck
Falck
District of Columbia
Funeral Services Held For Young Infant Ronald Allen Young
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Ronald Allen Young infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Young of Coalwood who died Tuesday in a Welch hospital The baby was born November 10 The service was conducted by Rev Warren A Seager rector of St Luke s Episcopal Church The body was sent by train to Girard Illinois for burial Sunday Surviving are the parents and two sisters Sandra 10 and Karla 16 Mr Young is supervisor of stores for Carter Coal company and 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
Sandra
Karla
Young
Carter Coal Company
Quincy
Ill
Civil suit settled out of court in circuit terms
The civil action of Blanche E Boland against William Arthur Carter and Henry Boland infant versus William Arthur Carter was settled out of circuit court here yesterday. The McClanahan versus McCoy case was continued to the next term.
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Blanche E. Boland
William Arthur Carter
Henry Boland
McClanahan
Settlement Of India Dispute Near Failure
London reports the eleventh hour mediation by Britain's leaders to unify India's Hindu and Muslim communities is near collapse after three days of talks. Analysts warn power transfer to Indian hands may be delayed and communal tensions could rise, though Nehru downplays civil war risk.
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London
Britain
India
Attlee
Frank A. King
British Press Association
Congress Party
India Office
Jawalharlal Nehru
More Oil And Gas In Berea Sands Seen
Washington report quotes U S Geological Survey director Wil lam E Wrather stating there is likely more oil and gas in the Berea sands. The 7300 square mile belt covers western West Virginia eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio with studies suggesting additional pools and structures may be found. A map outlines suspected pools and geological formations.
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Washington
Willam E. Wrather
U. S. Geological Survey
Berea Sands
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Wrather
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