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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1949

Page

7

City Mops Brow As Winter Comes

Winter arrives in the Northern Hemisphere with warm highs in Kanawha Valley while a cold front is forecast for West Virginia bringing rain and wind. Huntington set a 71 degree record for the day, Martinsburg reached 57, Morgantown 66, Parkersburg 66, and Wheeling 63 as the season begins.

Kanawha Valley Tide Area U. S. Weather Bureau Huntington West Virginia Martinsburg Panhandle Mountains Morgantown Parkersburg Wheeling

Little Boy Frees Home After Saying I Shot My Mommy

In Pittsburgh a 3 year old boy admitted to shooting his mother in the home near Carnegie. Coroner William D. McClelland released him to go home after a ten minute interview and gave him a dollar to buy ice cream while noting the incident was an accident. The boy spoke only to his aunt and coroner during the proceedings.

Pittsburgh William D. McClelland Helen Langston Joey Santa Claus Frances 'Wearns

Treasury notes Christmas wrapping ruling keeps dollar sheets banned

The Treasury Department says the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will not sell uncut sheets of currency for Christmas wrapping. Inquiries about selling fresh money were denied. The department allows exchanges of new bills for old ones for Christmas stockings only.

Washington Treasury Department Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Department

Tragic Family Shooting Leaves Woman Dead in Carnegie

Mrs. Lanaston died after a 22 caliber pistol shot. Her husband William 42 works for the railroad. Older sons William and John ages 18 and unknown were involved. younger Joe used the gun claiming to be unaware of the crime. Detectives questioned him as funeral plans were set at All Souls Catholic Church.

Little Joe Joey John McClelland Joe Lanaston All Soul Carnegie William

Rape Suspect Given 70 to 99 Year Sentence

In Carlsbad New Mexico a 7 year old Homer Kelley pleaded guilty to raping three teenage girls at a Tatum slumber party. He received a 70 to 99 year term. Sheriff Owen said the swift justice should deter future attackers. Kelley, oil field worker with prior sex probation, was living in Hobbs.

Carlsbad N. MI Horace Owen Southwest Homer Kelley Hobbs Tatum Kelley Seminole Oklo Wichita Kas

Several Jobs Offered Duchess of Windsor

In Cherbourg France on December 21 the Duke said the Duchess of Windsor has received several offers of jobs. He denied she would take a position at a fashion house, stating nothing is settled yet and they may live in Europe. He is drafting three memoire articles for the United States. They plan four months in the United States before returning to France in May if a Paris area house is found.

Cherbourg France Duchess of Windsor Elizabeth United States Europe U. S Paris French Riviera

Upper Pinch School PTA to meet at 7 30 tonight

The Upper Pinch School PTA will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening at the school. A Christmas program will be performed by South Park School children at 2 00 today.

U. A South Park School PTA

Veterans Complete On-Farm Training at Duval High

Fifteen veterans graduated from an on the farm training program at Duval High School Lincoln County. The event marked the county’s first in farm training and the third in the state. Prosthetic instructors and local educators oversaw the 290 hours of mass instruction and 100 hours of individual work.

Duval High School Lincoln County H. E. Edwards Edwards Ripley Pt. Pleasant Duval IDF Abe Adkins Raymond Chardor Willard Damron James J. Dingess Rex Egnor Dimple Hager Char Honaker Leck Huffman Wi. Larmer Clyde Lavejoy Lenzie McCallister Dennis Parsons Odett Scragg Hershel Sowards Arnold Stone James Harper L. F. Hutton Earl Davis Willard Hauldren Arvin Messinger Denver Spears P. J. Williamson

State PA Outlay Tops $1 Million in November

Public Assistance Department reports West Virginia expenditures climbed five percent in November to 1 948 692 41. October outlay was 1 856 789 8 97. State funds covered aid and services with relief in kind up 51.7 percent to 28 004 28. Notes include increases in general assistance, hospital care, old age aid, aids to the blind, dependent children, and child welfare. Burial payments fell 13.4 percent to 6 700 04.

West Virginia Public Assistance Department United Mine Workers UMW

Public assistance rolls rise during month in aid to children

The number of cases on public assistance rolls increased from 44,326 to 46,873 during the month, with December last year at 38,828. The text notes medical aid and boarding care for children as part of the aid categories.

Game Officials discuss Russian Wild Boars expansion

A Conservation Commission official said the Russian wild boar, already present in hunting numbers in North Carolina and Tennessee, would likely thrive in West Virginia. Traymond J. Lambert of Wayne County, a commission member, commented in an article prepared for publication.

Conservation Commission North Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Traymond J. Lambert Wayne County

Whales and Big Game Talk in State Agency Magazine

The January issue notes sportsmen who hunted the species agree with him and cite Randolph Webster Parahontas and Pendleton counties as spots where the animals would feel at home. It also mentions the whale shark as the largest living fish.

Randolph Webster Parahontas Pendleton

Joe Louis Affection Theft Suit Headed for Settlement

A $500000 alienation of affections case against boxing great Joe Louis was continued in Chicago as Judge Wilber Crowley heard it likely to settle out of court. The plaintiff Rev Matthew C Faulkner of Atlanta claims Louis stole his wife Mattie 26 a former New York model. Faulkner's attorney said settlement appeared likely and the couple have two children.

Chicago Joe Louis Wilber Crowley Lewis Matthew CC Faulkner Atlanta Louis Mattie New York Sol R. Friedman Crowley Faulkner's

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