Ship strike talks lag as union leaders plan meetings
In San Francisco and Los Angeles port areas strike leaders shift to public speaking while negotiations stall. Coast district ILU and Sailors union chiefs book Seattle travel to address 37,000 workers who walked out October 29, amid past clashes and fears of broader demonstrations.
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San Francisco
Navy
Hawaii
Los Angeles Harbor
Qalon
Whi Goto
Seattle Bridges
Coast District International Long Fovemen’s Association
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors Union
Seattle
Obituary notices re several local deaths and services
Funeral services are set this afternoon for Wilbur Fleck 20 at the Holiness church Owens with burial at Legg cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs William R Laird and Francis A Casto with private or church services and graves at Lexington and Childress cemeteries. James Kenneth Lee 45 former stage actor funeral at Barlow chapel. French Payne 52 of Jacob street to be honored at Harden chapel.
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William R. Laird
William BR. Laird
Montgomery
Lexington
James Kennett Lee
C. F. West
Pat Withrow
James Kenneth Lee
Barlow Chapel
Buriat
Sunset Memorial Park
Saragots
Fla
Frances Bridewell Lee
Charleston
Creed announces birth of son at Mountain State hospital
Mr and Mrs Harry Creed of Elk Two Mile report the birth of a son on Friday November 27 at Mountain State hospital and Mr and Mrs C B Withlin of Lock Six Road are the parents of a son born November 23 at Charleston General hospital.
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Harry Creed
Elk-Two-Mile
Mountain State Hospital
C. 8
Withlin
Lock Six Road
Charleston General Hospital
Fernbank Parents and Teachers Meet Tomorrow at School
The Fernbank parents and teachers association will gather at 3 10 tomorrow afternoon at the school. Forty seven buses will transport tourist sightseers in Los Angeles with rides of 34 to 68 passengers. Yellywood tops the list of attractions.
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Fernbank Parents and Teachers Association
Los Angeles
Yellywood
Radio Highlights on KBCAVWEAF Network
A chaotic OCR of radio listings shows a dense schedule of programs, orchestras, talk segments, news and interludes across multiple stations. Names such as Armstrong, Wayne King, Fred Aviaire, Clem McCarthy, Irene Deatry and many ensembles appear amid times and frequencies, with references to CBS WANC and WCAU networks and a parade of music hours, news briefs, and variety acts.
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Red
Jark
Armstrong
Basic
Eaat
Chicago
West
Newe J
Crawford
Organeasi
Tom
Press-Radio News
Mario Coral Bone
Sas—Dilly de Retty
Orphan
Midwest
Doro'hy Driseen
Bonge
Andy—eart
Fred Wussntth
Leo Melaman
Wayne King
Bidrsalt
Fred Aviaire
Jimmy Fidd
Willderness
Bougs
Patt’ Caapin
B.s
Youett Flanc
Dixie
Biars—sest
Detroit
Renfrew
the Mounted
Baait
Futte
Xrit
Tlo
Irene Deatry
WADC
WCAU
Dolin Kerr
Toeke Carter
Wadia Caraan
Velvet
Dasic
Pony Follirs
Hat Kring & Grehestra
Croree Olsen
Jack Denny & Orchestra
M. Ballalay
Nyc
WIZ
Netpark
petbecThe
Dol Olman
AMS
Don Lang
Fiana
Fladia News
Tidwest Trpeat
Cale Fare
Lowell Thomas
Tony Russell
Sones
fyo—Lamac
Abner
Ewat
Joey] Nath
Salas—wrat
Della Chiesm
Money
Upo—Music Tram Ude Thaneh, $:30—Ed Gursy Welcome Valley, Bono—Is
Hermie
Ana Lede
Behenectady
Rome
Engin
Haom
Bandon
Manor
Yhing
Samre
Shae Menzat
Montreal
Melady
Vecallvia
CRCX
CINO
CIAX
Funeral services and survivors for Julia Carnifax
The funeral for Julia Carnifax, who died Friday, was held yesterday in Fenwick with Rev. Joseph E. Brown and Rev. Henry Loving officiating. Honorary pallbearers included J. Flarrison and W. Denna. active pallbearers listed, with flower girls named. Carnifax belonged to the Rebekah lodge and Alderson Baptist church. Surviving relatives include two sisters Mrs. Nena Saunders and Mrs. Lavern Purdy plus an aunt and two nephews. Final rites for Mrs. Mary Gaines, 60, Wertz Ave, will be at Harden and Harden chapel at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon with Rev. J. Z. Brown officiating and burial to follow.
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Wilbur Fleck
Holiness Church
Owwens
Owens
Smaulle
Legg
Sissonville Road
Daniel Fleck
Clifford Fleck
Wilson Fleck
Marie Fleck
Virginia May Fleck
Gertrude Donnelly
Charleston
William J. Donnelly
Payne
Harden and Harden Chapel
French Payne
Jacob Street
C. E. Johnson
In Spring Hal Cemetery
Nena Saunders
Wari
Lavern Purdy
Columbus, C
J. 7. Flarison
W. D. Cutlip
Frank Harris
W. E. Denna
William Perkins
B. M. Wilson
W. 7
Cutlip
G. G. Friend
A. S. Huzzard
J. J. Dorsey
Juanita Whaling
Nannie Wheeler
Margie Dorsey
Queta Taylor
Ethel Harrison
Edith Tosh
Mary Gaines
Wertz Avenue
J. Z. Brown
Spring Hill Cemetery
Dead Man Not C. W. Hunt In Indianapolis Mystery
Reports of C. W. Hunt's death caused confusion after a body in Charleston West Virginia was believed to be him. Hunt, a Lafayette magazine salesman, later learned the misidentification. a funeral home in Charleston confirms a body as Wilt Rilman, while Hunt remains alive and not yet identified.
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Indianapolis
Ind
TC. W. Hunt
Charleston
W. Va
Hunt
Lafayelie
Lafayele
Olven Rilman
Rilman
Wilt
Mody
C. W. Mtunt
West Charleston Magazine
Church Property At Tuttington To Be Sold At Auction
A tract of land in Muntine ston held in the endowment fund for the Davis Smart orphanage near Lewisburg was ordered sold for 10000 at a meeting of about 34 West Virginia synod ministers and laymen at the First Presbyterian church. Rev H J Orr Richmond directed proceedings with a sale approved by a committee led by Rev J L Lineweaver Beckley Rev TR Robinson and P A Deacon Huntington.
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Muntineston
Davis-Smart
Lewisburg
Synod of
West Virginia
United States
First Presbyterian Church
H. J. Orr
Richmond
J. L. Lineweaver
Beckley
TR. K. Robinson
P. A. Deacon
Huntington
Seven Men Die In Slate Quarry Dynamite Blast
A dynamite blast in a Delta Pennsylvania slate quarry killed seven men during loading toward the tunnel. Four workers from Funkhouser company perished, including Luther Williams and Ralph Weaver. two nonemployees, Lee Jones and Roy Ayres, also died. The blast devastated a slate hill as officials in Westminster Maryland failed to explain the accident.
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Delta
York County
Vicims
Frank Weaver
Funkhouser Company
Luther Williams
Ralph Weaver
Lush
Winston Lynn
Lee Jones
Roy Ayres
Westminster, Md
Stolen Bell From Clay Church Sparks Outcry
Special to The Gazette Clay town reports the loss of a church bell borrowed from a railroad by pastor Adkins during Thanksgiving. The minister, away at the time, found no motive or possible sale value, wondering what future thefts may bring. A 20 foot ichthyosaur exhibit in Württemberg, Germany, is noted in the same dispatch.
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Clay 3
Nev
Adkins
Avden K
Oak Hill Paving Project Approved in Fayette County
Rep. Andrew Edmiston of Weston says the Works Progress Administration approved a paving project for Oak Hill Fayette County. The job cost about $15,000 with extra funds planned for creek and road work in Harrison County.
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Andrew Edmiston
Weston W. Wa
Works Progress Administration
Oak Hill
Fayette County
Edmiston
Harrison County
WPA
Man Killed at Crossing in Huntington
Morris J. Robson age 24 district circulation manager for Huntington Publishing was fatally injured when his car was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at 4 20 this afternoon in Huntington.
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Huntington
Morris J. Robson
Huntington Publishing Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Sanative Wash Promises Quick Relief for Bewbites Itch
An advertisement touts Dr. Davids Sanative Wash as a remedy for Bewbtes itch with claims to stop itching and relieve tortured nerves by destroying what it calls Kerms that burrow into the skin. It is offered at 60 cents postpaid or prepaid money refund guarantee, via Owens & Minor Richmond Virginia.
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David
Owens & Minor
Dept
Richmond
City Incinerator Test Invites Mayors For Saturday
Mayor D Toone Dawson invites neighboring city mayors and councilmen to attend the test of the new city incinerator on Saturday. Rates may drop if government assumes control of electric heat and power. Japan’s Communications Ministry issues a declaration.
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D. Toone Dawson
Japan
Commuunications Ministry
Security Board to Eye Claims Before Paying
The article outlines how the Social Security Board will verify age and employment details before pension payments. It discusses tax implications for workers, government employees, and local state rules, with Q&A on eligibility, exemptions, and lump sum provisions. It notes that government workers are exempt from the tax and benefits, and 65 year olds are generally exempt from taxation under the pension plan.
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Warhington
Social Security Board
Civil Service
Unemployment Bill To Be Submitted To Governor Today
Reliable sources say Governor Kump will see a copy of the unemployment compensation bill when he returns to his office this morning. A decision on a possible special legislative session is expected after the reading, with observers noting he may confer with leaders before acting. Damages were awarded a music hall spectator who was struck during a tight rope walk in Spezia Italy.
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Kump
Joint Legislative Committee
Elkins
Spezia
Italy
Theft charge suspect Ruby to be returned to Charleston
Harry Ruby, 20, sought on the theft of 80 dollars from a family on Coal River last Wednesday, will be returned to Charleston. State police Sergeant C. B. Wilson and Deputy Sheriff Everett Shamblin went to Monroe, Michigan to secure his arrest after a telegram noted Ruby had relatives there.
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Harry Ruby
Coal River
Charleston
C. 8. Wilson
State Police
Everett Shamblin
Monroe
Mich
Ruby
Policr
Ten Year All-Bran Trial Endorsed by Customer Letter
Bernard Altman of Mattapan Massachusetts writes after ten years of Kellogg's All-Bran praising its bowel cleansing effect and noting better health than laxatives. He endorses two tablespoonfuls daily and guarantees refunds if not proven effective.
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Kellogg
Mass
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Tust
Battle Creek
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