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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1950

Page

3

Coonskin Lake No 1 Ready for Fertilizer and Fish

The three acre Coonskin Lake No 1 in Coonskin Park fills quickly and will be stocked with regal size fish within 10 days as Kanawha Game and Fish Assoc plans a celebration opening. The second two acre lake fills slower and shows a soft bottom drain. Abe Cohen, president of the association, says playground equipment is arriving and opening ceremonies will be announced.

Coonskin Lake Coonskin Lake No Coonskin Park A. T Abe Cohen Kanawha Game and Fish Assoc Coonskin Cohen

Navy Announces 22 Enlistments in July Navy Announces 22 Enlistments

The U S Navy reports 32 men enlisted for duty and eight reserve volunteers for active duty in July. Enlistees include Fred Kermit Lucas Charleston Eugene Massey Marmet Robert Grant Wolfe Charleston James Arthur Jenkins Charleston and many others from Marmet St Albans Charleston Marmet areas. Reservists volunteering for duty include Tom Beaver Charleston Kenneth Triplett Charleston Olivier Henderson Withrow Jr Charleston James Setterman Ward and others.

U. S. Navy Navy Reserve Fred Kermit Lucas Ernest _Hugh Wines Donald Edward Baker Charleston Thomas Lee Dowdy Albert Henry Black, Jr Robert Gene Spurlock Marmet John Clinton McConnell, Jr RFD Harry Earnest Salisbury Kanawha Terrace St. Albans James Edward Vande Linde Madison William Edward Blackburn Chesapeake Ermal Ray Bishop, Jr Eskdale Buel Sears Corton Daniel Blaine Williamson Sharon George Harold Stafford, Jr Garretts Bend Presley Carl Pritt Big Chimney Jack Lee Buchanan Ansted Fayette County Ralph Walden O'Dell Mt. Nebo Nicholas County Luther Clayton Withrow Poca Harry Timothy Bulmer Chelyan James Ellis Ward Ronda Charles Evans Waggoner Birch River Russell Leon Jeffers Spring Hill James Thomas Cain Costa Boone County James Junior Cottrell Clio Roane County Edward Allen Boggess 18Th St. Dunbar Tom Alexander Beaver Clinton Kenneth Paul Triplett Mary St. Olivier Henderson Withrow, Jr Kelly Adda Stanley Thomas Creller Earl Bostic James Livingston Link Charles Howard Sowers Ward Joe Sterckman West Riverview Dr Belle

Japanese Floods Kill Nineteen as Missings Rise in East

Ninety-eight people in eastern Japan are affected as a three day rainstorm floods cover 128000 acres. Nineteen killed 58 missing and 196 injured are reported by authorities.

Tokyo Japan

East Zone Bishop Calls Church Power for Peace in Berlin

In East Berlin Bishop Otto Dibelius urged a Communist era congregation that the church stands for peace and freedom of faith. He spoke as Soviet backed campaigns sought to promote Moscow as world peace bulwark amid tensions with Protestant pastors resisting conscription.

Berlin Otto Dibelius East Berlin Soviet Union National Front Dr. Dibelius

East Bank band director attends Kentucky clinic

Al Frey, band director at East Bank High School in West Virginia, joins hundreds of participants at a week long Kentucky clinic in Lexington for musician training and performance workshops.

T Frey University of Kentucky Huntington W. Va East Bank Kentucky Lexington al Frey

Red Leaders Threaten General Strike in Rome

Communist leaders in Rome threaten a general strike to protest government actions. The move follows rising tensions as authorities face widespread discontent amid economic strain and political unrest.

Rome

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