Feed Supply Near Records For 1950 51 Outlook
The Agriculture Department predicts near record supplies of feed concentrates for 1950 51 driven by favorable weather and large carryovers from 1949 50. Corn and other feeds show strong prices with July midpoints above loan levels, while weather and international demand shape fall prices. Nine people escaped injury when two cars collided head on on U S Route 65 near Longs Fayette County.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Department
Korea
Economic Bureau
U. S
Steinbach
Jones
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Bess
Alloy. Ee Ee
West Virginia murder case assailed by independent inquiry group
A controversial group led by Gardner and Gregory urged a full investigation into the Bailey death case. They questioned Bailey’s conviction, cited polygraph tests, and said they may delay execution pending review while noting four men freed from prison since the group began. Governor Patteson kept his stance, with a fourth appeal pending. The article ends recalling the 1915 completion of the first transcontinental telephone line.
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Page
Frediate
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia
Bailey
Gardner
Alex Gregory
Detroit
Tom Smith
Walla Walla, Wash
Henry Steeger
New York City
Argosy
Gregory
Fazio
Pattesott
Supreme Court of Appeals
Joe Fazio
Court
Cale
Sheen
Patteson
Michigan
Marines Hold Naktong Front as Reds Cross River
American forces report heavy fighting east of the Naktong River with North Korean troops crossing the river in small boatloads. Marine artillery and Navy air power pounded Reds while the 24th Division contained two Communist bands and repelled attempts to widen crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rage
Erickson
Tokyo
Naktong River
Otficers
Navy Corsair
Broad Naktong
Changmyon
Pusan
Taegu
Naktong
Pulpera
Changnyon
U. S. First Marine Division
Chinju
U. S
Kunsan
Four-Way Crash Kills One Injures Three Near Columbus
Logan dispatch reports Lawrence Jonas 33 of Columbus died at a Logan hospital after a four car crash on Rt. 33 seven miles north of Lomart. Other drivers Denton Cochran 14 Parkersburg and Paul Edwards 35 Rockbridge survived with injuries. passengers Charles Wright 46 and Devon Coffman 23 Columbus and Ruth Edwards Rockbridge were seriously hurt. In Washington, Lyndon Johnson urged speedy wage price and manpower controls plus an excess profits tax to combat inflation, with committees preparing bills for presidential authority and auto-approval of stand-by measures.
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Logan
Columbus
Rt. 33
Lomart
State Highway Patrol
Lawrence Jonas
Jonas
Denton Cochran
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cochran
Paul Edwards
Rockbridge
Robert Gowan
Lancaster
Charles Wright
Devon Coffman
Ruth Edwards
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Congress
House
House Banking Committee
Trumann
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Truman
Sen. Johnson
Debates over German reararmament raise Western anxiety
Discussion notes that rearming Germany could provoke political strife with victims of past aggression while Western forces fear Russia might rapidly strengthen East German and Soviet allies. Analysts estimate East German forces could grow to 250 000 with Soviet backing, potentially overwhelming Europe.
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Comumura
Western
Europe
East Germany
Poland
Austria
West
London
France
Jules Mach
Russia
Germany
Escapees from hospital tied to armed robbery charges
Palsgraaf identified seven inmates who escaped the hospital on a bay floor using a homemade aluminum key. Other fugitives include Vasco Joyner and Daniel Luke Cota with breaking and entering charges. Authorities note the escapees were armed only with a broken radiator pipe link.
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Palsgraaf
J. J. MacAnusty
Woodrow George
George
Hillsborough County
Victor Licata
Tampa
Vasco Joyner
Duval County
Daniel Luke Cota
Dade
Miami
Lonnie J. Parrish
Orange County
John H
General Listed Amputation After Plane Crash at Fairfield
Three hurt seriously in a bomber crash at Fairfield. Col Carlos J. Cochranen acting commander said the pilot and co pilot escaped with minor injuries while three others had serious injuries. Medical teams from Letterman Hospital rushed to the base aided by about 24 doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos J. Cochrane
Travis
Army
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Fairfield- Sulgan
Ralph G. Roff
A. H. Lewis
Clay
U N chief warns of World War III danger during address
Lie noted the UN aims to prevent a third world war through mediation and force when necessary and said World War III is a distinct menace though some hope remains. The incident knocked spectators over as Maj. George Andrews said the Superfortress began a long training mission not heading to the Korvan war zone.
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U. N
Lie
Ur. Ni
George Andrews
Korvan
Obituaries From Hamlin to Clay in One Notice
Multiple obituaries list survivors and funeral details for residents of Hamlin, Huntington, Clay, and surrounding areas. Names include Charles Weard, James Mark, Lydia Allee, and Herbert Clintoon Kincair, with services and burial sites at Ridgewood, Law son Cemetery, Church of God Ovapy, Sunset Memorial Park, and Mid Berrell Cemetery.
Spear Bearing Koreans Stage March Near Naktong Line
Thousands of Korean men march with bamboo spears toward the Naktong front demanding better arms. Civilians aged 20 to 30 carry 12 foot poles sharpened to a blade or fitted with steel blades. They march in organized platoons with signs, including one in English reading give us all.
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Naktong Line
Hospital Plans 50000 Addition at Kanawha Valley
Dr. G B Capito announced immediate work on a 50000 addition to Kanawha Valley Hospital to replace the wooden link between wings. Plans include a new lobby area five patient rooms with baths additional labs and a modern elevator at the new entrance. Construction is expected to last about three months after permits are secured.
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Kanawha Valley Hospital
G. B. Capito
State Health Department
Capito
Caplito
Funeral set for Lewis Hammock in Marmet
Lewis Rals Hammock dies at Madison after illness. Foreman for Owens-Illinois Glass Co. in Kanawha City before retirement. Survived by wife Ruth, six children, four brothers, six sisters. Service at Marmet Methodist Church 2 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev G F Plybon. Burial in Brown Cemetery Elk Two Mile. Snodgrass Mortuary directs. Body to be taken home at 2 p m tomorrow.
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Madison
Aug
Lewis Rals
Marmet
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Kanawha City
Ruth Hammock
Luella Rowlands
RFD
Charelston
Mary Lawrence
Benjamin
Boyd
Charlesston
Raymond
John
Campbell Creek
Ernest
Wilbur
Elk Two
First Jaywalking Ticket Issued Under New City Law
Patrolman Keith Dunn issued the citys first jaywalking ticket under a new law to a pedestrian who identified as L T Lawyers of 4108 Venable Ave. The incident happened at Quarrier and Dickinson streets at about 10 20 a m yesterday and the offender was scheduled for traffic court tomorrow.
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Charleston
Keith Dunn
L. 1
Venable Av
Dunn
Quarrier
Dickinson Streets
Dugger Named Head of Suburban Truck Depot
Jack R. Dugger, a former All-America and professional football player, is named manager of the Charleston West Virginia terminal of Suburban Motor Freight Inc. Dugger, of 932 Grandale Trail Charleston, played for Ohio State in 1944 and later for the Detroit and Chicago Bears. Suburban Freight operates across West Virginia Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois and Kentucky.
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Jack Dugger
Columbus
Jack R. Dugger
Charleston
W. Va
Suburban Motor Preight, Inc
Tugger
Greendale Tr
Ohio State University
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Osu
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
North South Band Holds First Practice At Charleston High
The North South band will rehearse at 7 30 tonight at Charleston High School under Director Robert G Williams. The 120 member band and a 100 member majorette corps seek participants for the August 28 football gate event and all interested players and majorettes must attend the first rehearsal.
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Charleston High School
Robert G. Williams
U S Offers California Oil Lands for Lease Sale
Interior Secretary Chapman announced that the Bureau of Land Management offers 160 acres of off land 30 miles east of Bakersfield California for lease sale. The parcel is in the semi tropic field geological structure and bids are due by September 6 at the Washington office.
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U. S
California
Washington
INS
Chapman
Bureau of Land Management
Bakersfield
Cal
Bureau
Service Arranged For Carol McWhorter
Miss Carol Joan McWhorter sixteen of Pennsboro Ritchie County will have a service at 2 30 p m today in Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev Gill L Wilson officiating Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park under the direction of Barlow Mortuary Pallbearers are William Welker Dan Gallagher James McMillion Crawford Clovis Gene Foutz and Tom Montoya all of Parkersburg Miss McWhorter was killed Saturday in an automobile crash on State Route 47 near Parkersburg She was a former Stonewall Jackson High School student and daughter of Mr and Mrs J C McWhorter Jr who formerly lived here
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Carol Joan McWhorter
Pennsboro
Ritchie ‘Sounty
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Gill L Wilson
Parkersburg
Sunset Memorial Park
Barlow Mortuary
William Welker
Charleston
Dan Gallagher
James McMillion
Crawford Clovis
Gene Foutz
Tom Montoya
McWhorter
State Rt. 47
Stonewall Jackson High School
J. C. McWhorter
Clarence C. Javins Killed by Train
Clarence C. Javins aged 43 of Longacre Fayette County was struck and killed by a Virginian Railway train near Harewood's old tipple. He leaves a wife two daughters two sons and several relatives. Funeral services will be at Longacre Baptist Church with burial in Montgomery Memorial Park London.
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Gazotte
Harewood
Clarence C. Javins
Longacre
Fayette County
Javins
Semet-Solvay Coal Co
New York Central
K. H. Elis
State Police
Montgomery
Ejlis
Bownemont
Hubert Walker
Van
Otto Walker
Madison
Charles Walker
Richview
Longacre Baptist Church
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
B.C. Hooper Moruary
Bowden Killed by C and O Freight Train in Glen Jean
Willie L. Bowden about 25 of Mt. Hope was killed by a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train passing through Glen Jean Fayette County at 100 p m last night. His body was found early today on the tracks by an unidentified passerby. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death. The victim, an orderly at Oak Hill Hospital, is at Sollins Mortuary.
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Glen Jean
Willie L. Bowden
Mt. Hope
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fayette County
Bowderr
Oak Hill Hospital
Sollins Mortuary
Marines to Ask for More Funds for War Effort
Since the Korean conflict began on June 25, the United States plans a large spending expansion with about 100 billion dollars for foreign arms, 956 million for naval aviation, 600 million for stockpiling critical materials, and 18 million to reactivate reserve merchant ships. This adds to the 14 billion requested before the war and 1.2 billion for foreign military aid. Georgian predicts even larger military requests when Congress reconvenes, noting the Defense Department can only use funds at a finite pace.
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Congress
Defense Department
Taft Fears Truman On Limited Powers And Wage Controls
Taft opposes both limited presidential powers and standby price wage controls. He notes Congress may grant the president authority to implement a full wage and price control system, including optional wage controls, amid rising living costs. Rep McKinnon proposes automatic controls if the cost of living rises 5 percent above the June 15 level.
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Full House
Senate Banking Committee
Johnson
Joe Statin
Truman
South Korea
Jonson
Rep. McKinnon
Dcal
Taft
Congress
Europe Bound Air Travel Held Curbed by War Fear
New York officials report a sharp drop in European bound air travel over the past ten days at La Guardia Airport. In contrast inbound flights are crowded, with passengers expressing relief at being back in the United States.
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New York
la Guardia
United States
Soviet chemist dies in Moscow obituary
The Soviet press reports the death of Sergei Namechkin a leading Russian chemist and director of a major institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow.
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Moscow
Sergei Namechkin
Eal Nil Institute
Russian Academy of Sciences
Contaminated Water Shutoff Evokes Town Action
The town's water supply was found contaminated this week. The town board ordered all faucets turned off until the water main can be sterilized. The taps will be burned on a gate tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Errington Dies in Scarbro
Miss Margaret Errington aged 36 died at her Scarbro home after a long illness. She worked 37 years at the Scarbro post office until January. Born in England she leaves father John Errington of Scarbro two brothers William of Scarbro Jack of Summerlee and sister Mrs Carl Campbell of Montgomery. Service at Scarbro Methodist Church Monday at 2 pm with several officiants. burial at High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Body remains at the mortuary until one hour before service.
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Scarbro
Margaret Errington
Fayette County
Miss Errington
England
John Errington
William
Jack
Summerlee
Carl Campbell
Montgomery
Scarbro Methodist Church
Albert Noe
G. M. Ford
Allen
J. McKerney
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Thomas
Four Putnam Men Injured in Ohio Crash
Four Putnam County men were hospitalized after their car struck a concrete abutment on State Rt. 7 between Pomeroy and Marietta in Ohio at about 5 a.m. The most serious injury was to Robert Fewell, 23, of Winfield, with neck and spine fractures. William Cartmill, 23, also of Winfield, suffered severe head face and leg wounds with possible internal injuries. Frankie Rumbaugh, 20, of Winfield, lost several teeth and had a forehead cut with possible leg fracture. Jimmy Fellure, 21, of Plea ney, had a right leg fracture.
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Parkersburg
Aug
Putnam County
Pomeroy
Marietta
Ohio
Robert Fewell
Winfield
Litte
William Cartmill
Rumors Fly Over Formosa Crisis Amid Invasion Talk
Reports say Nationalists claim Quemoy faces imminent Red invasion while Gen. MacArthur withdrawals are denied. Taipei spreads unverified rumors of 300,000 troops under Chen Yi revolting, with no concrete details or confirmation from sources.
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Truman
Quemoy
MacArthur
Suman
Taipei
Chen Yi
Nist
Chen
Red Third Field
India
Formosa
Road delays stall Coonskin Hollow Road widening in Kanawha County
Residents along Coonskin Hollow await right of way titles and state action as Road Commissioner Ray Cavendish promised to widen and surface the road this spring for access to Coonskin Park. Locals praise the two day park effort but suffer a rough ride to reach the park they funded.
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Kanawha County
The
Gazette
Ray Cavendish
Coonskin Hollow
Road Commission
Cavendish
State Head Commission
Coonskin Park
U. S. Plans expanded training for critical occupations
The Labor Department released a list of critical occupations including aircraft and engine mechanics and machinists. It urges local apprenticeship committees to review training quality, hire more 16 and 17 year olds, and register all currently employed apprentices, noting 236,415 are on the books with many unlisted.
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Labor Department
Allies Hold Advantage in Air as U S Stockpile Grows
Sen. Tydings says the United States and Western allies have air superiority over Russia due to a large U S atomic bomb stockpile. He urges rapid Western European rearmament and financial help, noting Russia dominates ground forces with hundreds of divisions, tanks, and artillery. He concedes Allies cannot match Russian ground strength man for man.
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Washington
Sen
Tydings
D-Md
U. S
West
Russia
Europe
Joint Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Britain
Canada
Australia
Korea
Quy
War and Fair Deal themes drift in campaign discourse
The piece surveys how Republicans push blame for military readiness and domestic spending while Democrats attack what they call the isolationist Republican record. It notes McMahon's focus on atomic preparedness, Senate races shifting from domestic agendas, and criticism of Acheson and Defense Johnson as campaigns react to ongoing conflict.
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Truman
GOP
McMahon
Senate House Atomic Committee
Sen. Tait
Ohkie
Sen
Myers D-Pal
Pennsylvania
Myers
Magnusen
D-Washi
Acheson
Defense Johnson
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Town
Brannan
Veterans Training Under GI Bill Adapts To War Demands
The VA notes 53,000 trainees study as mechanics and repairmen 33,600 in construction trades and 26,000 in metal work. It says most GI bill enrollees train for jobs useful to mobilizing resources for emergency purposes and the wartime economy.
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Senysmer
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Cross Continent Line
Charles
Wallace and Walsace Mortuery
East Rainells
Maplewood
Payette County
H. D. Martteney
Turiat
Ridgewood
Wellston
Beard
Tam Hall
Harbouraville
Roy
Homer
Hamlin
Spencer
John Thompson
Ward Sergent
Culloden
Bervice
Harvey
Creek Baptist Church
Homer Curry
Otis bin
Lawson Cemetery
Palibesters
Pohnsea Ard Koonts Mortuary
Ham
Abvis
Lydia Allee
Church of God
Ovapy
O. KE. Johnson
Carl Morrin
Jarvis
Quapa
Som
Elkview
Kates
Howard Lawrence
Spring HU Cemetery
Mev
Beulah Meadows
Harden
Harden Stormery
Howart
Albers Kates
Lewis St
Kincair
Herbert Clintoon
Worl
Washington St
Lulu Kincaid
Edna Kincaid
New Martinsville
Tee Brothers
Edward
Frederick
Harold
Portland
Ore
Tho
Abpert Hoffer
Martins Perry, O
Helen Hoffman
Whatrlon and Elia Mortuary
Neff
William H. Neff
RFD 3
Charleston Hospital
Robert Gresy Neff
Sunset Memorial
Reed
Marsha Janette
Thomas Kred
Elkhurst
Merion c. Read
Alvis Morris
Bickmore
Creat
Theodore Morris
Gilboa
Clyde Bush
Wire
Reed Cemetery
Inn of Clay Mortuary
Ime
Joe @hamblin
M. ‘Tucker
Randolph Field
Tex
OR. Tucker
Navy
Andria. C
B. Tucker
Hugheston
Workmon
Albert—T
Sandytown
Boone County
Tong Wess
Rosie
Erneat
Twilight
Lance Edward
Unerda
Hattie Rog
Uneeda
Merle Wobv
Bontcoal
Artie Barro
Bandytown
Reathal Thompson
Verus Richmond
Church of Christ At
Harvey Richmond
Berrell Cemetery
Hunter and Henter Mortuary
Lewis Hammock
Carol McWhorter
Miss McWhorter
Bowden
C.& C. Freight
Hinds
Muncie
Ind
Eaton
Delaware County
Putnam
U. S. Will Press
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