Semenov Named Likely Soviet Ambassador to Bonn
West Germany moves toward formal talks with the Soviet Union as Vladimir Semenov, a renowned German expert and favored by Madame Kollontay, is viewed as the likely first Soviet ambassador in Bonn. His charm and soft approach contrast with harder Soviet diplomacy, signaling a cautious, trade‑driven rapprochement while keeping East Germany under tighter control.
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West Germany
Soviet Union
Vladimir
Semenov
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Germany
Adenauer
Berlin
V. G. Dekanozov
Sem
B Stock
Alexandra Kollontay
Madama Kollontay
Sweden
Madame Kollontay
Gregori Zhukov
Zhukov
Marsha Vassily Sokolovsky
Red Army
Sokolovsky
Vassily Chuikov
East Germany
Georgi Pushkin
United States
Britain
France
Gromyko
Molotov
Justice Department Officer Targets Big Business Vision
Assistant Attorney General Stanley N. Barnes leads the anti trust drive against monopolies and large corporate mergers. He cites actions against Hilton Staler Hotels Eastman Kodak Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube and says big firms face scrutiny if growth relies on price control or squeezing rivals. He favors conference mechanisms to settle disputes before court action.
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Nana
Jorney
Stanley N. Barnes
Justice Department
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Hilton
Sta‘ler
Eastman Od Ak
Ainst
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ade
GOP
University of California
National Football Hall of Fame
San Francisco
Harvard School
Losamare
Stea
Warren
Aa - Sudee
Les Oeare
Enhower
Angeles County
Boston
Packard
Studebaker Motor Companies
Soat
Wall Street
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Midwest
North Sea Fishermen Plot Electric Shocks To Boost Catch
Secret experiments in the North Sea involve trawlers deploying electric fences to stun fish and drive them to a central catching point. Conducted by Scotland’s Marine Laboratory with Britain's Herring Industry Board, the method aims to increase catches while allowing undersized fish to be released alive for later growth.
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North Sea
London
Scottish Home Department
Marine Laboratory
Britain
Herring Industry Board
Traps Used In Vermont Too Many Beavers
Vermont reports beaver populations rebounding after near extinction. State crews face growing damage to roads and property as officials authorize trapping to curb the beaver surge across towns and highways.
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Vermont
Britain records first tennis eyebrow scare at Kent championships
Beckenham reports a risqué debut by Lea Pericoli at the Kent Championships. Milan born Pericoli, linked to Addis Ababa, astonished spectators with partial nudity during serves prompting comments from designer Teddy Tinling about evolving Wimbledon style.
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England
Nana
Britain
Lea Pericoli
Pia
Kent
Miss Moran
Gussie
Greece Doubles Army Size After Belgrade Talks
Anxious in Athens as Greece increases its army from 105000 to 120000 amid NATO and U S cautions over Yugoslav Moscow ties after Belgrade discussions. Officials insist the move won t alter NATO plans while Washington mulls additional aid and strategy. Cavendish W Cannon prepares to travel for U S consultations on funding.
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Nana
Greece
Belgrade
Washington
Marshal Tito
Moscow
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NATO
Yugoslavia
Balkan
United States
U. S
William B. Fechteler
South Europe
Cavendish W. Cannon
Harrison Guard Outstanding Receives June WWI-A Honor Cup
Marvin L. Ashcraft of Harrison County will receive the Okey L. Patienon cup on Governor's Day as West Virginia National Guard units hold a review. Governor Marland, after touring Ft. Ky., will present the award amid a banquet and a platoon attack demonstration by the armored unit.
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Gov. Marland
Ft. Ky
West Virginia
Conare
Col
Charles E. W
R S
Rome Found Older Than Believed by Experts
New York dispatch cites Informaciones quoting Alberto Carlo Blanc that Rome dates back 150000 years. The Lazial Man from the lower paleolithic era is said to have lived in Rome alongside Java Man and Peking Man, challenging the legend of 753 B.C. founding.
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Labor Department
Reutner
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
New York
Rome
Italy
Informaciones
Madrid
Alberto Carlo Blanc
Java
Peking
Blane
Old-Timers-Varsity Game Moves From Notre Dame Stadium
This spring the annual Old-Timers-Varsity Game was not played at Notre Dame Stadium for the first time since 1930. The event took place at School Field in the South area.
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Notre Dame
School Field
Publication Order In West Virginia Circuit Court
The Mercer Circuit Court Clerk issued notice in a suit to void two deeds connected to Sophia Cole and others. Defendants Carrie L. Smith Andrew Smith Mamie Brown and Will Hampton must appear within one month to protect their interest. Also fiduciary settlement notices for Jean Rose Elizabeth Perry Bernie A. Owen and W. W. Rogers estates are listed with accounts awaiting settlement.
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Circuit
Mercer
de la Sam
Sophia Cole
Miller
Carrie L. Smith
Andrew Smith
Mamie Brown
Weave Hampton
M. Rudder
Carrie L. Smiet
Smith
cCharus
Cole
Engeesenet
Romnisiers
O Brown
Will Hampton
Jaintiff
Circuit Court
Mercer County
Reynolds
Philip T. Lilly
Bluefield
Jean Rose
Marie EF
Nant Elizabeth Ene
Virginia
Cointy of
Ruby G. Simmons
Irvin
Gordon
Mans Jack M. Mobonm
Virginia Mae G. Sutherland and Evans Sue Harold
Wes Commercial Bank of
Myrtle Evans Sutherland
Harold FP
Porterfield
Commercial Bank of
Jack M
Jack i
Mae McDonald
Diverse Home Services Listed In Local Classifieds
A fragmented classified section advertises beauty services with prices for cold wave and shampoo, floor finishing by Foodwin Brothers, and tile and cabinet work. Local contractors offer cabinet fixtures, Formica pieces, restaurant nooks, and general woodwork with phone numbers for inquiries.
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Don Bailey
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C. EB. Poe
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Phil Kirby
H. A. Austin
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Henry A. Tenate Tee
Tecom
Foodwin Brothers
Fie
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Nena
Clayton Ruble
TLE Materials and
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Bluefield Ave
Rudy's Tile CO
C.N Pemberton
Perdue
Bor
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Myers Pumps and Water Softner
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Princeton
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Thompson
Ramsey Paint &Way Co
Raleigh Street
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Maning
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College Avenue
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Lebanon
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Richlands
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Bluewell
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Bland
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Christiansburg
Thelma
Wayne St
Avon
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Poff
Prince St
Bluefield College
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Haynesfield Nurseries
U. 3
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Evergreen
Roland
Bluefield, W. Vs
Effrons Army Store
Steiner Furniture Co
Roanoke St
NEW Dutch House
Gallon
Steiner Purniture Co
Roanoke Street
Parmer's Market
H. P. Planet Jr
Walter Perry
Rt. 3
Springs Road
Spartan
Bailey Lumber Co
Mainliner
Southern Builders
New Binefield
Princeton Road
Oakvale Stone Co
Thornhill Tinning and Plumbing Co
Phone
J. M. Snider
Chicago House Furnishing Co
Bluefield, Va
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Princeton Ave
Warlick
Firestone Store
Bland St
Appalachian
Amana Preezer
Bramwell
Kahle
Federal &T
COX
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Lowman Usk Co
Jack Call Piano Co
Effrons Army
Calvary Baptist Church
Elk Garden Lumber Co
Highland Ave
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