Authoress Admitted She Loved Another, Herwig Tells Court
Robert John Herwig, Marine Corps veteran and ex California football star, won a divorce from Kathleen Winsor after testifying she told him she loved another man before he went overseas. Shaw and Winsor were married in Juarez after she obtained a Mexican divorce. Herwig’s interlocutory decree is the first step toward California divorce trial next year.
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LOS Eanns
Robert John Herwig
Marine Corps
University of California
Kathleen Winsor
Forever Amber
Handleader
Artie Shaw
Miss Winsor
Juarez
Mexico
Herwig
California
Shaw
Ava Gardner
Hollywood
Robert -John Herwig
Kathleen Windsor Herwig
the Gazette
Spa Gets Continued From Page One
There is much alteration to vel Rone to change the famous hotel from hospital to some new use. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway recently reacquired the property, once Ashford hospital during the war. Gillespie and others from White Sulphur Springs sought permit approval at conferences after the application had been pending about two months. Accompanying Gillespie were former Mayor William Perry Rufus W. Bowling and John Hamrick.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railways
Ashford Hospital
Gillespie
White Sulphur Springs
William Perry
Rufus W. Bowling
Chamber of Commerce
John Hamrick
Greenbrier County
Electric League Officer Election Set At Kanawha Hotel
The Electric League of Charleston will hold its annual officer election meeting at the Kanawha hotel Wednesday at 9 45 p m announced by secretary H M Silling After the business meeting members will join a local American Institute of Electrical Engineers session with Owens Canning Fiberglas Corp directing a program including a moving picture on Fiberglas products
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Electric League of Charleston
Kanawha Hotel
H. M. Silling
Electric League
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Owens Canning Fiberglas Corp
Fiberglas
Huntington Man Conducts Revival Services at West Madison
Edward J. Heller of Huntington is conducting a series of revival services at the Gospel Center Tabernacle West Madison J Baxter pastor announced yesterday. The services will be held each day this week starting at 7 30 p m Baxter said.
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Huntington Man
West Madison
Edward J. Heller
Huntington
The
Gospel Center Tabernacle
J. Baxter
Baxter
Jacket and hub caps stolen report in city alley
A. D. Hiter of Summers Street reported his leather jacket was stolen from a truck in an alley behind the 00 block of Lee Street. Mose Hedrick of Lewis Street reported two hub caps stolen from his automobile at the same location.
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A. D. Hiter
Summers St
Wld
Lee St
Mose Hedrick
Lewis St
Appeal Granted In Malpractice Case by Court
The supreme court granted an appeal to W. F. Dam ron Logan lawyer against a Lincoln county circuit court order banning him from practicing law over malpractice charges. The 42 year old attorney was dis barred by Circuit Judge John W. Hereford after a divorce action amid misrepresentation claims regarding his client’s residence. The ruling also notes various other court actions in Kanawha Raleigh and Roane counties including election challenges and a $2,691,941 judgment for turkey eggs.
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Supreme Court
W. F. Damron
Logan
Lincoln County
John W. Hereford
Sy Damron
Jo N. Kenna
Cecil Case
Webster County Board of
Herman Dillon
Raleigh
Jean Crouch
J. L. Dillon
Miss Crouch
Kanawha County
Cal Cummings
Kanawha
Steve Kayszer
Joe Miller
Charleston
Sophia Korczyk
Sophia Solonka
Emil Solanka
Roane
William B. Rhodes
Mary Wison
Ice Revue's Holiday on Ice to Boost City Box Office
Advance ticket sales for Charles ton's Holiday on Ice begin with a weeklong run at Municipal Auditorium from December 30. The event surpasses prior bookings as firms reserve tickets for staff gift distributions. Opening night gala planned with distinguished guests. special tickets sold by Press Club members. Contact Edith Leslie Graham for reservation. Galperin Music store handling seats.
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Charleston
Municipal Auditorium
Edith Leslie Graham
Galperin Music Store
Uni
Sneeze May Cost Driver Of Automobile $1,250
Wheeling report says 23-year-old Ede die Bowie estimates a sneeze caused loss of control of his car. It hit Dr. R. O. Drinkard's car and another struck a third vehicle. Bowie lists $500 damage to his car, $600 to Drinkard’s, and $150 to the third. Bowie received minor wounds and awaits medical bills.
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Ededie Bowie
Bowie
R. O. Drinkard
Drinkard
Liquor Store Looted in Huntington Theft Over 60000
In Huntington on December 9 detectives reported thieves entered a state liquor store through a skylight and stole more than 86 349. Police also arrested two 11 year old boys for damaging cars parked by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway workers last Thursday, admitting to breaking windows in more than 30 vehicles just for mischief.
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Huntington
Howard T. Newman
Newman
Chesappeake
Ohio Railway
Keyser Man Refused Release Under Bond
Circut Judge Ernest A. Lee denied a defense plea to release Osear Cosner on bond after the Keyser postman was accused of bludgeoning his wife with a baseball bat. Cosner’s murder trial is delayed pending a West Virginia supreme court decision on a writ to prohibit a Tucker county jury from trying him in Mineral county. The judge ordered the Tucker county jury to be empaneled afterMineral county juror qualification failed. Shores sought bond to provide a measure of comfort to Cosner’s children in an orphanage.
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Keyshk
Ernest A. Lee
Osear Cosner
Keyser Postman
Cosner
West Virginia Supreme Court
Peli Hon
H.G. Shores
Tucker County
Mineral County
Lee
Shores
Coal Shortage Impacts Mine Pay and Production
State Mine output continues through the holiday period with some operators planning early December pay to fund Christmas. Coal production dips in several areas due to absenteeism, with Charleston area mines reporting lean crews. Wheeling Steel resumes coke making at Steubenville plant, Benwood furloughs canceled for about 2,006 workers. Nationwide, soft coal output for the first full strike week falls to 2,050,000 tons from 12,640,000 two weeks earlier and 12,390,000 in 1945.
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Oper
Charleston
Wheeling Steel Corp
Steubenville
Benwood
Washington
Solid Fuels Administration
Ex-Road Worker Seeks Continued Compensation in Court
Magob FL Bennett, a former road commission employee blinded in a March 20, 1934 accident in Nicholas County, asked the court of claims yesterday to approve a continuation of 1258 dollars annual compensation. The past five legislative sessions have granted the pay, and Bennett remains a Nicholas County resident.
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Magob FL Bennett
Road Commission
Nicholas County
Court of Claims
Bennett
Warwood Pastor Resigns To Take Ohio Church
Dr Lyt Lemman, pastor at Warwood Presbyterian Church since 1929, resigns to accept a call to the Second Presbyterian Church in Wellsville Ohio. Lemman, former moderator of the West Virginia Presbyterian synod, moves to Ohio ministry as of today. The case involved Leonard Serio of Cleveland against David and Philip Carey was dismissed by U S Judge Ben Moore, alleging Serio sustained a head injury in a 1945 Cleveland truck collision with the Careys’ Arcade Fruit Market vehicle.
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Warwood
Ohio
Wheeling
Lyt [Man N. Lemmman
W. Wood Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyteria
Wellsville
Lemman
West Virginia Presbyterian Synod
Coreys
U. S
Leonard Serio
Cleveland
David G. Carey
Philip Carey
Arcade
Ben Moore
Serio
Safety Improvements Urged at 3 State Mines
Federal inspector urged air volume increases at Gary No 3 mine McDowell county and greater rock dusting and haulage clearance as part of ongoing safety program improvements. A second inspector recommended haulage practice upgrades after touring Raleigh Coal and Cokes Nos 4 mines in Raleigh West Virginia.
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Washington
U. S. Coal and Cokero
Gary
McDowell County
Way
Bureau of Mines
Raleigh Coal and Cokes
Raleigh
W, Va
Cup of Coffee Fails To Settle U N Problem
Lake Success New York December 9 United Nations sub committee invited John Foster Dulles of the United States and Nikolai Novikov of Russia to meet over a cup of coffee to seek a compromise on a trusteeship issue. Dulles said he was hopeful while Novikov was not too hopeful. Dulles added there is still a sugar shortage.
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U.N
Lake Success
United Nations
John Foster Duiles
United States
Nikolai V. Novikov
Russia
Dulles
Novikov
German Doctors Put On Trial In Nuremberg Case
Prosecuting attorneys seek murder charges against 23 German medical leaders for inhumane experiments and tortures in camps. Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor outlines deadly malaria tests, freezing, bone transplants, sterilization, and typhus injections as the trial opens in the same room that hosted Goering. Dr. Hertz Oberhauser, the sole woman defendant, faces charges over Ravensbrueck experiments. all deny the accusations.
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Mernberg
U. 5S
Adolf Hitler
Telford Taylor
Ravensbrueck
Buchenwald
Dachau
Taylor
Hermann Goering
Goering
Karl Brandt
Hitler
Brandi
Hertz Oberhauser
Divorcee Found Dead In Apartment Bedroom
PULTSIUOWN Pa December 3 Coroner Winslow J Rushang said Mrs Miriam Green an attractive brunette who was divorced only a week ago was found strangled to death today in her first floor apartment bedroom A man scarf knotted about the neck was found on the body The coroner reported the divorce date December 2 Discovery by a workman summoned for heat checks led to discovery of the body with a blood spattered pillow A window in the apartment had been forced open Police were summoned to the scene.
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Pultsiuown
Winslow J. Rushang
Miriam Green
Montgomery County
Rushong
Winchell's Daughter Fails In Divorce Court Action
In Cambridge Mass Judge John C Leggat ruled against William F Lawless Army veteran and Walda Winchells daughter in a double probate court divorce action. Lawless testified Walda proposed marriage while earning 43 a week and 75 for her. He claimed cruelty and sought alimony. Walda withdrew her cross complaint and Lawless was denied. he may seek divorce for desertion after three years.
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Winchell
Cambridge
Mass
William F. Lawile
Walda
Walter Winchell
Lawless
New Jersey
John C. Leggat
Passenger Car Makers Report Huge 1946 Losses
The Automobile Manufacturers Assoc. said that passenger car manufacturers spent 3,493,046 during the first nine months of 1946. Production rose in the third quarter, partly offsetting heavy losses in the first two quarters, as reported from Detroit.
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Lass
Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Assoc
Association
Wheeling Store Worker Dies in Bridge Plunge
Paul ine Ganoe age 20 an elevator operator for a Wheeling department store leaped to her death from the steel bridge spanning the Ohio river Police St Fidelius Strauss reported in Wheeling today.
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Wheeling
Pauline Ganoe
Ohio River
Fidelius Strauss
Statue of Liberty to Get New Paint in January Closure
New York reports the Statue of Liberty will close in January for a coating of resistant paint after visitors marked interior walls with lipstick and initials. Clarence Marshall, superintendent, warns the damage is terrible and plans to refurbish with the right paint to resist such makeup.
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New York
Clarence Marshall
Marshall
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