Maj Jack Walker Funeral Rites Set in Ripley
Funeral services for Maj Jack W Walker 40 Army Reserve officer will be held at 2 p m Friday at St John s Episcopal Church Ripley with burial in Pine Hill Cemetery He died in Korea after a 30 day furlough and was recalled to active duty in 1951 He served as battalion commander at Ft Knox and later in Korea Married with three children he was a former state legislator and former assistant cashier at First National Bank Ripley survives his wife Helen Lea Walker a sister and mother aged 40 and a veteran of 1940 to 1946 military service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. Walker
Korea
Maj. Walker
Army Reserve
Ft. Knox
Hank
Philip Sporn Electric
Graham Station
Helen Lea Hysell Walker
Dixie
Hill
Mike
Big
Robert P. Rogers
Charleston
Vail Mortuary
Eisenhower MacArthur Talks Raise Hopes for Peace Accord
President-elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur held a surprise luncheon after discussions hinting at a peace effort in Morea and global peace. Eisenhower, after a Korean inspection, and Dulles spoke with MacArthur, then planned briefings with House leaders and Taft to shape an inflation and foreign policy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morea
Sten
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Korea
Truman
Far East
Hisenhower
Gues
MacArtnur
Dulles
Central Park and
Sifth Avenue
Q1st Street
MacArhhur
Waldorf Astoria
Hageety
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
Taft
Hisenhower Tomorsow
Rep
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Ilinnis
State to Build Six Story Office Block Next to Capitol
A six story state office building is planned with a $2.7 million 1949 Legislature appropriation. Built beside the new eight story Washington and Duffy Street office facility, it will house Employment Security and Workmen's Compensation and the State Merit System Council, financed by rent to the state. Completion expected in 12 to 14 months. steel orders to arrive in December after federal priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yevmauen
Washington and
Duffy Sts
Employment Security and Workmen’s Compensation Departments
State Merit System Council
Higginbotham
Charleston
A. G. Higginbotham Co
Vermont
Hedford
C. E Stiling and Associates
Tuill House
Capitol
California Av
Washington St
US Effort Continues on Page One Foreign Aid Quote
The report notes ongoing American efforts likely relying on Western allies and major global companies to secure cooperation. The fragment hints at a broad coalition approach, with emphasis on coordinated action across nations and industry.
President Urges Wobsinugacrumsee Board on air routes
The president urged the Wobsinugacrumsee Board to address certificates on international air routes and hinted at potential U S compensation issues. The Informant noted commentators warn of political cost as Middle East interests press for influence, while the president cautions about stepping into contentious policy. A separate dispatch covers a large military airlift plan to North Africa, detailing Turkey shipments and an emergency Christmas convoys operation.
Callison Dies at Mountain State Hospital at 74
John Silag Callison 74 of 200 Tennessee Ave a maintenance man for the State Liquor Control Commission died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Mountain State Hospital after being stricken at home yesterday morning He was born in Sutton son of Abner and Mary Ann Armstrong Callison He was a Methodist and survived by wife Jennie Lee four daughters Catherine Maxine and two more in Charleston four sons Lee Ralph W Holly and John Viren two sisters and the Barthitt mortuary will handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Callison
John Silag Callison
Tennessee
State Liquor Control Commission
Mountain State Hospital
Mr. Callison
Me. Callison
Sutton
Abner
Mary Ann Armstrong Callison
Methodist Church
Jennie Lee Callison
Robert B. Hatch
Eugene Chandler
Catherine
Maxine Callison
Charleston
H. Lee
Ralph W
Houston
Tex
Holly B
Baltimore
John Viren
South Charleston
Cynthia Young
Richard Taylor
Clay
Barthitt Mortary
Morocco Debates Self-Government and UN Resolutions
The United Nations Political Committee advanced a mild Latin American Morocco resolution amid Arab Asian opposition. Morocco’s demand for self-government faced defeats for the Arab Asian bloc while Pakistan pushed a self-government amendment that altered the original language. the U S opposed the change. The vote tally showed 40 for, five against, with 11 abstentions, as Russia and France were noted absent during portions of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
U. S
France
Moroecco
Brazil
Mexico
Lebanon
Netherlands
Austria
United States
Britain
Russia
Morocco
Fonisia
Pakistan
Marocco
Philip C. Jessup
India pushes full dress debate on UN subversive policy
India moves to compel a full dress debate on Secretary General Trygve Lie’s policy toward United Nations staff accused of subversion. The delegation asks UN Assembly President Lester B Pearson to put the issue on the agenda for the steering committee meeting before the reconvened session next year, seeking sponsors among Egypt, the Netherlands, and other concerned nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United Nations
Trygve Lie
U. N. Assembly
Jlester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
L-Nation
U. N
Egypt
Netherlands
Service Arranged For Floyd Lowen
Floyd K. Lowen 92 former mayor of Montgomery will have a service Friday at 2 p m in the B C Hooper mortuary chapel with Dr H W Ware officiating Burial will follow at Montgomery Memorial Park in London The body will lie in state at the mortuary Mr Lowen retired grocery salesman was appointed mayor in 1941 to fill an unexpired term He died Tuesday at his home after a long illness He lived on Fourth Avenue He was born in Bath County Virginia and moved to Montgomery in 1918 He served as vice president of Fayette Wholesale Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Floyd K. Lowen
Lwill
B.C. Hooper
H.W. Ware
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
Lowen
Up Fourth Ay
Bath County
Fayette Wholesale Grocery Co
Mrs Copeland Rite Arranged for Oak Hill Widow
Funeral service set for 2 p m Friday for Mrs Jane Anne Copeland 74 of Sanger near Oak Hill who died Tuesday at Oak Hill Hospital after a yearlong illness. Survived by two sons Edgar Arborn Copeland Detroit and James Robert Copeland Oak Hill two daughters Maida Pearl Hall Sanger and Ida Mae Wynn Haleigh NC three grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Edward Adamson Charleston and Robert Adamson Ward. Body to remain at Tyree funeral home until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AK Hill
Jane Anne Copeland
Sanger
Oak Hill
Copeland
J. A. Copeland
Edgar
Arborn Copeland
Detroit
Mich
Maida
Pearl Hall
Ida
Mae Wynn
Haleigh
N. CG
Edward Adamson
Charleston
Robert Adamson
Ward
Tyreeypartunily
Osk Bill
Mrs. Rosa Chandler Bean Dies at 73 in West Virginia
Rosa Chandler Bean 73 died yesterday at her son John Bean’s home in Latrobe Chaweva. Widow of George Bean former general manager of Clifftop’s Babcock Coal and Coke mine, he died in 1938. Born Webster County to Sam and Elizabeth Chandler, she belonged to Clutton Presbyterian Church and Lewisburg East ern Star. Survived by sons Robert N Huntington Ralph H Rainelle. daughter Mabel Grace New York City. sister Letcher Gillis Pie Buckhannon. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Brother Jim Chandler Buckhannon died recently. Body at Degnan Kittinger mortuary South Charleston and to be moved to Wallace mortuary East Rainelle for Saturday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maré
Rosa Chandler Bean
John Bean
Chaweva
Bean
George Bean
Babcock Coal and Coke
Clifftrop
Webster County
Sam and
Elizabeth Chandler
Cluttap Presbyterian Church
Lewisburg
Order of Eastern Star
Robert N
Huntington
Ralph H
Rainelle
Mabel Grace
New York City
Letcher Gillispie
Buckhannon
Jim Chandler
Degnan-Kittinger
South Charleston
Wallace and Wallace
East Rainelle
Two Quit Continue On Wage Stabilization Board
The article reports six long term members remaining on the Wage Stabilization Board, including Louthan, Whiteman, Sewark, Treslar, Turk, and Foster, with Dillard and Kennedy not replaced. It notes Truman’s overruling of a prior decision and accuses wage stabilization of being hampered by political expediency. The Fourth Regional Board governs Virginia West Virginia Maryland North Carolina DC and part of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Frank G. Louthan
C. H. Whiteman
Richmond
I. BE. Sewark
Clarksburg
W. Va
Glen H. Treslar
Richard H. Turk
Baltimore
Iain J. Foster
Huntington
Bewinnain
George EB. Istreng
Dillard
Kennedy
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Arg
Tennessee
Gale Slams Liner and Ships Drive Aground Near Scotland
After gale conditions, a tug pull to refloat the liner continued for an hour before abandonment. Three landing ships of 2,000 tons each ran aground at Gara Loch near Glasgow, with one damaged. The unmanned vessels broke moorings despite reserve flotilla nearby. The 1,800-ton Finnish freighter Solbritt was driven off Yorks near the Isle of Arran. tug Forraxer refloated her five hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uderway
Gara Loch
Glasgow
Solbritt
Yorks
Isle of
Arran
Forraxer
Mrs Wright Dies in Hospital at 83 in Rand
Mrs Louvenia Wright 88 of Rand died yesterday in a Charleston nursing home. Formerly of Newton Roane County she lived with foster son Harold Sheppard of Rand for four years. Surviving are four daughters Cisra Looney Stella Ross Vesta King and June Jackson. 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. a brother Simpson Allen and three sisters Junie Carper Rhody King Elvira Powell. Service 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Newton Baptist Church Rev W L Lucas officiating. Burial Keen Cemetery Newton under Hardman and Conrad mortuary Spencer. The body is at the mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvenia Wright
Rand
Charleston
Newton
Roane
Wright
Harold Sheppard
Animal Church of Christ
Amma
Cisra Looney
Stella
Ross
Spencer
Vesta
King
Clendenio
June Jackson
Simpson Allen
Shelby
J .D
Junie Carper
Ammia
Rhody King
Bomont
Elvira Powellot Spencer
Newton Baptist Church
W. L. Lucas
Batist
Keen Cemetery
Hardman
Conrad
Edward Hizely Dies in Roane County
Edward W. Hizely, 62, a retired farmer, died Tuesday afternoon at his home near Spencer after a long illness. Born in Roane County, he belonged to Egypt Methodist Church. Survived by wife Alberta Hizely, four sons Rector of Akron Ohio, Charles Herbert, William Eli of Spencer, Homer of Parkersburg. ten daughters including Mrs Pursley, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Lowe of Akron, Mrs Snyder of Arizona, Mrs Short of Clay, Mrs Allen, Mrs Schwendler, Mrs Pursley of Spencer, and Mrs Nelva Howk of Millstone. two brothers Will of Ivydale and John of Nitro. one sister Mrs Annie Thomas of St Marys. two half sisters Mrs Armstead of Nitro and Mrs Payne of Clendenin. Services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Egypt Methodist Church near Spencer by Rev C Morris. burial in Egypt cemetery. Body at Vandale Mortuary until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenceh
Edward W. Hizely
Here
Roane County
Egypt Methodist Church
Alberta Hizely
Akron
Charles Herbert
William Eli
Spencer and
Homer
Parkersburg
Katie Pursley
Jennie Taylor
Virgin Lowe
Carrie Lowe
Hazel Snyder
Arizona
Beatrice Short
Clay
Lie Allen
Lucy Schwendler
Ova Pursley
Spencer
Nelva Howk
Millstone
Will
Ivydale
John
Nitro
Annie Thomas
St. Mary's
Alice Armstead
Flora Payne
Clendenin
Six Children and Parents Die in Fiery Kerosene Explosion
In North Little Rock a kerosene stove explosion killed Hilton Bryant 23 his wife Si year old and six of their seven children ages from months to 3 years The only survivor 13 year old Shirley Bryant is in serious condition She said her father started the fire early driving the blast that burned the home’s three rooms Deputy Johnny Hardie said the blast was heard a mile away and caused a flash fire The infant Johnny 9 months old died beneath charred bedding Other victims were Ruth Ach Patsy Billie Ronnie Jenn and two more names incompletely recorded in the damaged report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Suck
Arik
Hilton Bryattt
Shirley Bryant
Shirley
Johnny Hardie
Hilton
Johnny
Ruth Ach
Patsy
Billie
Ronnie
Jenn
Eeemia
Van Fleet Seeks Broad Gvostuued Prom Yate Plan
General Van Fleet urges expanded promotion of unity and rehabilitation to spur housing and industrial projects in the United States. He argues for continued government control over crucial materials, cites tight steel supply, and supports defense agency needs while warning of limits meeting all demands without stronger material flows. Sources allege Eisenhower discussed the issue with Van Fleet in Seoul. He signals readiness for a spring offensive in Korea if reinforced, contrasting MacArthur's broader action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
United States
van Fleet
Eisenhower
Seoul
Omar Bradley
Mark W. Clark
Eighth Army
Korea
Pyongyang-Wonsan
Douglas MacArthur
Campbell's Creek Woman Injured in Auto Mishap
Mrs Ruby Hatfield 32 of Campbell's Creek was treated at Charleston General Hospital in good condition after a highway accident yesterday. Attendants reported a fractured spine from a car hitting an embankment near Chely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s Creek
Ruby Hatfield
Campbell's Creek
Charleston General Hospital
Mre.Hatfield
Chley
Aluminum Producers gain price boost with conditions
U S government proposes higher price ceilings for pig and ingot aluminum and for fabricated products if producers agree to avoid canceling defense contracts and to refrain from terminating contracts after expanding capacity. The plan targets Aluminum Company of America Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical and Reynolds Metals with a study due next week. Eugene David Lowery, 75, longtime Mower Lumber Co employee, died of a heart ailment at Taird Memorial Hospital in Montgomery after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
INS
Defense Mobilizer
Fowler
Aluminum Company of America
Car
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Eugene Lowrey
Montgomery
Eugene David Lowery
Mower Lumber Co
Nallen
Wayette County
Taird Memorial Hospital
West Germany joins NATO defense area amid Russia talks
The conference approved adding West Germany to the NATO defense zone while warning that an attack on occupation forces would trigger Allied action. Eden reported three German elections talks with Russia remain possible, and Acheson urged continued NATO support for France in Indochina though no funds were allocated.
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Lyon
Turkey
Greece
West Germany
Germany
Naza
Russia
Anthony Eden
Kremlin
U. S
Dean Acheson
Council
Indochina
NATO
Mrs Susan Fields Dies at Clendenin
Mrs Susan Fields 78 of Clendenin dies at her daughter's home in Young with whom she had lived. Born April 10 1874 in Tazewell County Virginia she lived in Clendenin 74 years and was a member of Jorden Light Baptist Church. Surviving are 5 sons 2 daughters 1 stepdaughter 1 stepson 15 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Hess and Harper mortuary chapel with Rev J R Gillespie. Burial Koontz Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Holland
Clendenin
Hatter Colling
Crab Orchard
Mona Conchett
East St Louis
Lon
Franz Moore
William Fields
Charleston
John Fields
Lester Fields
Glenville
Joe Fields
Harmony
Hess and Harper
J. R. Gillespie
Koontz
Mrs Dodrill Dies In Webster County
Helena E. Dodrill 82 of Bergoo Webster County dies after long illness. Born May 1 1870 in Webster County daughter of Christopher Hamrick and Eva Hamrick. Survived by daughters Verna Gregory Curtin and Edna Phares Bergen. sons Hinkle Fishersville Morton Fostoria Arvil Weirton. stepdaughters Nancy Cole Hackers Valley and A H Reese Bergoo. stepson Adam Dodris Burbank Calif. Body to Dodd and Hurt mortuary Webster Springs then home Thursday afternoon. Service 1 p m Friday at residence burial Dedrill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergoc
Helena E. Dodrill
Ber
Bergoo
Fishersville
Morton
Fostoria
Arvil
Weirton
Nancy Cole
Hackers Valley
A. H. Reese
Adam Dodris
Burbank
Dodd and Hurt Mortuary
Webster Springs
Dedrill Cemetery
Stalin linked to Western foundations in alleged conspiracy
The article details claims by Bogolepov and Kohlberg that Stalin used Soviet embassy staff to steer foundations like Carnegie Endowment, Rockefeller and Guggenheim, and universities to advance Soviet aims. It notes Dulles recommended Hiss for Carnegie, Hiss's later perjury conviction, and Lattimore's IPR connections and 1943 suspicions with Rockefeller backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Hiss
Rockefeller
Guggenheim
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Bogolepov
Stalin
Washington
Kohlberg
China
Carnegie Group
Dulles
Carnegie Endowment
State Department
U. S
Kohterg
Carnegie Post
Whittaker Chambers
Lattimore
New Yorker
Institute of Pagistic Relations
Senate
IPR
Communist Party
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Hsu
Philip Jaffe
Harriet Moore
Anna Louise Strong
Owen Lattimore
Assivs
City backs expansion plan for ball field
Charleston city leaders approve a plan to extend the grandstands at Watt Powell park for tighter seating. Costs total about 543,000 for the grandstand extensions plus 9,000 for new seats, with additional funds for office space lavatories and water fountains. The move, backed unanimously by the stadium board parks commission and mayor, aims to relieve seating shortages for American Association play and improve players quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
Municipal Stadium Board
Parks and Playground Commission
Copethaver
Stadium Board
Watt Powell Park
Obituary notices for Bennett and others in scattered lines
Obituary notices show Robert Bennett aged 64 burned to death when his Long Branch home was wrecked. Services at Tomie near Denville with Rev. Linville and Rev. Bowman officiating and burial in Miller Cemetery. Other obituaries list Bert Fisher 38 and Shane, pastor of Calvary, with services in Rock Barings and Springer Cemetery, and Lynch 72 dying after long illness with multiple relatives named.
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Lench
Meune
Bartlets
Aes le¢ Shane
Calvury
Springer
Lynch
Jumbia Ay
Motolne
Morley Showblen, Jr
Lattes
Tom _‘Jerney
Tar €She Fisher
Clarence Parmer
Barry Whittington
George Scott
Prec Sparkes
Triple Funeral Is Arranged In Northfork Community
Northfork Mec Special three family funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Holiness Church of Jesus Christ Eckman for Rev. Garrett Belcher 62 his son James Cecil 62 and daughter Mrs Bethel Rose all of the community They were killed Sunday when their automobile collided with a train Ennis Belcher minister of 45 years who built the Eckman church Surviving wife Mrs Lilly Bishop Belcher two daughters Mrs Flossie Lester and Miss Lena Belcher of Northfork eight grandchildren a great grandchild and niece Mrs Mary Stick of Charleston Bennett mortuary of Northfork to direct arrangements
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Northfork
Mec
Holiness Church of Jesus Christ
Eckman
Garrett Belcher
James Cecil
Bethel Rose
Belcher
Rose
Holiness Church
Lilly Bishop Belcher
Flossie Lester
Lena Belcher
Mary Stick
Lee St. Charleston
Bennett Mortuary of
Charles W Blackshire Dies of Heart Attack
Charles Wesley Blackshire 60 of Lower Kanawha Two Mile died of a heart attack at his home. A carpenter contractor, he was born July 22, 1692 in Kanawha County and belonged to Bethel Methodist Church. Surviving are wife Minnie YL, daughter Mary Brake of Dunbar, two stepdaughters, two stepsons, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Body at Cunningham mor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Blackshire
Lower
Kanawha
Two Mile
Charleston
Red
Blackshire
Kanawha County
Bethel Methodist Church
Kanawha Two Mile
Minnie YL Blackshire
Mary Brake
Dunbar
Juanita Thomas
Sissomvile
Mary Jems
Tyler Mi
Sten-Sens
Henry Balser
St Albens
Blaine Balser
Tyler Mt
Elsie Kershaw
Akron
Cunningham Mortuary
Allied planes bag MiGs in week of aerial battles
Allied air units report five MiGs destroyed this week with one possibly destroyed and others damaged. The fight continues as operations target enemy aircraft during ongoing air clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colamuns
Cage
Death of D H Hutchison Architect and Engineer
Darby Hutchison 68 dies unexpectedly in Charleston General Hospital after a brief illness. A Huntington native born Oct 15 185? he moved to Charleston in 1917 and worked at Carbide and Carbon Chemical Co in South Charleston then Holling Chemical Co now Berium Reduction Corp. Survived by wife Mary Ethel Hall Hutchison a son Lon H Hutchison a daughter Mrs Hobart A Schoch two brothers and four grandchildren. Service 2 pm tomorrow at Barlow Bonsail mortuary chapel with Dr George H Vick officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby “H. Hatcrson
Charleston General Hospital
Washington St. E
Hutchison
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Co
Charleston
Holling Chemical Co
Berium Reduction Corp
Carbide
Mr. Hutchison
Huntington
Tate
Sue Johnston Hutchison
Ohio State University
Mary Ethel Hall Hutchison
Lon H. Hutchison
Hobart A. Schoch
Cincinnati
B. M. Hutchison
Barlow-Bonsail Mortuary Chapel
George H. Vick
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Walter E Fields Killed in Mishap at Rayford Mine
Walter Enos Fields 60 of Chesapeake died yesterday at Rayford while working at the Reacoon Mine after being caught in a state fall. He belonged to Chesapeake Assembly of God Church. Survived by wife Edna. daughters Blanche Hawkins and Enid Cook. sons Hubert and Frank. brother Lee. Service in Chesapeake Assembly of God Church at 2 p.m. with Rev. James Adkins. Interment Montgomery Memorial Park. Pryor mortuary East Bank. The body to home at 4 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Enos Fields
Chesapeake
Rayford
Fields
Assembly of God Church
Edna Fields
Blanche Hawkins
Brs
Enid Cook
Marfork
Hubert
Marmet
Frank
Keyford
Lee
Reedyville
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Sa Plutshureh
Hichmond Sarerrs
Louis Tinea
San Francisca
Bette
Floyd Lowen
Neecotemsore Lowen
Mrs. Copeland Rite Arranged
Mrs. Bean
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Gale Slams
Edward Hizely
Rev
C. Morris
Egypt Cemetery
Vandale Mortuary
Susan Fields
Countmund
Agrave Lans
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Rockefeller Founation
Rrer
Ervin John Shafer
Marlinton
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Pocahontas County
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W. P. Shaw
St. Albangi
Ball Field
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Ohio City
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Harry Wallace
Milter Copenhaver
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Roger Dean
City Electricians
Charleston Humane Assoc
Pisber
Elvin
Long
Janson and Fisher
Bob. D. Fisher
Bert
Rock Barings
Jackson County
Tr. Fisher
Andrew S. Howat
Ola Breey Barings
Munroe County
Charles W. Blackshire
D.h.hutchison
Walter E. Fields
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