Neely Appeals to Truman on Keyser Nephew Appointment
Senator Neely of West Virginia appealed to President Truman over the naming of Keyser nephew Robb N. Keyser as director of internal revenue in West Virginia. Neely argued Keyser’s long service and experience justified the appointment, noting his past roles at Parkersburg and Huntington.
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Charleston Gazette
Neely
Truman
Fairmont
iFi
Keyser
Matthew M. Neely
Yolse
Iaid
Robb N. Keyser
Ice
Internal Revenue For
West Vic
Internal Revenue
Binia
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Je Neely
Civil Service Reg
Civil Service Appeals Board
Treasury
Snyder
Dunslap
Roy Yoke
Fred Miller
Huntington
W. Va
Huntington, W. Wa
Airman Dies in C-124 Crash at Larson AFB
The Air Force released names of 20 dead aboard the C-124 transport crash at Larson Air Force Base Washington. Ned M. Walker of Matoaka West Virginia is identified among the dead. 11 others remain unidentified. Navy lists two more dead and three survivors. Passenger manifests show 115 aboard. death toll 87.
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Washington, D. C
Air Force
Larson Air Force Base
Wash
Ned M. Walker
Clara X. Walker
Matoaka
Mercer County
Lstell
Navy
Steff
Thomas R. Dehart
Roxie H. Dehert
Box’ 274
Narrows
Alvin C. Dared
Lee P. Jared
van Buren Nickens Sr
Monterey, Tenn
New U. S. Immigration Law Sparked by Debated Origins Quota
The Liberte case and national origins quota system fuel congressional battles as a new immigration law, vetoed by Truman, faces revision. Eisenhower opposition and Pearlman’s commission report by January 1 shape the fight over security versus openness. Senator McCarran defends the act as a fence against subversives.
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New York
Truman
Philip
B. Pearlman
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Great Britain
Reland
Germany
Europe
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Nixon to Lose Pension by Resigning from Senate
Sen. Nixon announces resignation effective January 1 to become Vice President elect. He will miss two days of service required for a full congressional pension and will have his prior pension contributions refunded. He may rejoin the pension fund if he later holds any federal position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Nixon
R-Calif
Senate
H. Kuchel
Onother
Ssid
Wixon
House
Congress
Pension Fund
Ike's Eating Partner Killed on Korean Patrol
A corporal who dined with President-elect Eisenhower in Korea was killed on patrol. Cpl. James A. Murray of Muskogee, Oklahoma, from Company B of the 11th Division, died during a patrol on a snow covered hillside. Sgt. Jack Hutcherson of Missouri and Pfc. Casper Skuelarek of Minnesota were with him.
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Ike
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James A. Murray
Muskogee
Oklo
Eisenhower Dee
Murray
Eisenhower
11Th Regiment
Jack Hutcherson
Frankford, Mo
Pfc
Casper Skuélarek
Avon, Minn
Cancer drug krebiozen dropped at Lankenau Hospital
Dr. Stanley P. Reimann, director at Lankenau Institute in Philadelphia, said the cancer-control drug krebiozen has been discontinued because it did not perform as hoped. Used for about a year and a half, it was given to roughly 40 patients as more research and other drugs showed promise.
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Philadelphia
Lankenay Hospital Research Institute
Stanley P. Reimann
Lankenau
Reimann
William J O Neil 68 Dies of Heart Attack
William J O Neil 68 a retired Veterans Administration employee died of a heart attack yesterday morning at his home 303 Bibby He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church Surviving are his wife Virginia two sisters and several children including Patricia Galvin Linda O Neil Diane O Neil and sons Robert Regis and Francis O Neil The obituary lists other relatives and locations in Washington and Akron
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William J. O'Neil
Veterans Administration
Bibby
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Virginia O'Neil
Mary ‘Oneill
Akron
Patricia Galvin
Linda O'Neil
Charleston
Diane O'Neil
Salsbury
N. C
Robert
Regis
Francis O'Neil
Washingtosn
Arkansas bank robbery remains unsolved
The Bank of 17,414 dollars loot from an August 20 theft remains unrecovered. A customer and Miss Ahrent were locked in the vault during the holdup at Reyno, a small town near the Missouri line with about 300 residents.
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Brown
Miss Ahrent
Youll
Reyno
Candles Spark Outage Talk in Dutch Reach Area
Residents in the Dutch Reach area woke to candles on Christmas night after a transformer failure cut electrical service to more than two dozen families. Appalachian Electric Power Co officials said power would be restored within five hours.
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Kyle
Dutch Rd
Dutch Re
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Stonewall Band Aims to Send CHS Counterpart to Washington
Stonewall's band volunteers to raise funds to send Charleston High School musicians to Washington for a national event. The drive targets $3,000 with a tentative kickoff January 7 or 6, led by Bernard Simms and Edgar Loar, aided by the Elks Club of Charleston.
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Stonewall
Washington
Charleston
West Virginia
Simms
Charleston Catholic High School
Ston Catholic High School
Garnet High School
Morris
Harveyr College
Mayarts
Bernard Simms
the Dale
Edgar Loar
James W. Matin
Stonewall Agare
Elks Club of
Low Pressure System Delays Clearing Across Nation
A weak storm center near the Great Lakes maintains unsettled weather through Wednesday. Scattered snow showers are possible in the Rockies and light rain along the Northwest coast, while most areas see fair to partly cloudy skies.
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Great Lakes
Rockies
Pacific
Obituary notices and service details in Handley area
Community obituaries list multiple deaths with service times and burial places. Entries mention Rain Jackie Ler Service at Handley Gospel Tabernacle, Rev Howard Parry(Wopfrielate), burial Woodland Cemetery Cedar Grove. other notices cover Roy Emmett Lemons, Mobert Toner, Mrs Botcha Rainelle, Lorraine Walker Duncan, and John Wy Ryar etc, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
Siamese Twins Defy Survival Odds At Chicago Hospital
Thel and brothers Brodie, six days after separation surgery, continue to defy survival laws at the University of Illinois hospital. Doctors monitor their condition as they endure skull grafts and infection protection while parents travel from Moline to bring Christmas gifts.
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Chicago
Brodie Siamese
Rodney Des Bradie
Roger Lee
University of Ilinois Hospital
Rost Brodie
Sear Moline
Eight-Year-Old Killed in Highway Accident at Home
Rodney Stanley eight son of Mr and Mrs Warren Stanley of Fayette County was killed today in a highway accident near his home. State police said a preliminary report shows the boy stepped in front of a truck and the driver had no chance to avoid the crash. Survived by sister Sharon brother Jerry and two half brothers Warren Cecil and Charles Howard all of Columbia. Body at B C Hooper Mortuary Montgomery.
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Columbia
Rodney Stanley
Warren Stanley
Fayette County
Sharon
Jerry
Warren Cecil
Charles Howard
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
Montgomery
West Virginian Defense Bond Purchases Reach Millions
State residents bought defense bonds totaling 2.941 million dollars in November with Kanawha County contributing 591 thousand and other counties including Ohio 959 thousand Hancock 221 thousand Harrison 213 thousand Fayette 95 thousand Cabell 128 thousand Marion 122 thousand and McDowell 101 thousand. The breakdown shows 2.632 million in series E and HK and 309 thousand in J and K series. State Director Thom derford commented its strengthening of confidence in American ideals.
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West
Ohio
Hancock
Harrison
Fayette Sifi
Cabell
Merion
McDowell
Funeral Set Today for Walter F Cobb
Service for Walter Franklin Cobb 83 of Beile begins at 1 p m at Ficer and Frame mortuary with Rev J W Hartman officiating Burial follows in Cobb Cemetery Saving Hill He died Monday at Thomas Memorial Hospital South Charleston He was a retired carpenter Survived by wife Mae Cobb three sons Edwin South Charleston Leslie Glasgow Howard Cedar Grove three daughters Willism Grant Hugheston Preston Huda Marmet Nell Sewell Columbus OH two brothers William and Lunnie Charleston one sister Maude Turner Teays Body at the mortuary
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Walter Franklin Cobb
Beile
J. W. Hartman
Cobb
Saving Hill
Thomas Memorial Hospital
South Charleston
Mae
Edwin
South
Charleston
Leslie
Glasgow
Ard Howard
Cedar Grove
Willism
Grant
Hugheston
Preston Huda
Marmet
Nell Sewell
Columbus
William
Lunnie
Maude Turner
Teays
Mrs Leota Holley Dies at 65 in Georgia
Mrs Leota May Flottes of Ga aged 65 died yesterday at home of Mrs Cora Wigtims Reynolds St. Survived by half sister Angeling Armes of Thompson villa Mh Service at 10 80 am today in Cunningham mortuary channel burial at Graceland Memorial Park Rev H D Fisher to officiate
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Leota May Flottes
Reynolds St
Cora Wigtims
Reynolds
Angeling Armes
Thompson Villa
Cunningham Mortuary
Chanel
Graceland Memorial Park
D. Fisher
Ike May Continued From Page
President Truman and top officials discussed orderly transfer of civilian control of the military establishment. Harold E Talbott Robert B Anderson and Robert Stevens were present as secretaries designated for Air Force Navy and Army. No policy details were released.
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Charles E. Wilson
Harold E. Talbott
Air Porce
Robert B. Anderson
Navy
Rovert
FB. Stevens
Army
Truman
Mrs. Birdie D. McLaughlin Dies at 74 in Charleston
Mrs. Birdie D. McLaughlin aged 74 died yesterday at her daughter Arle Belcher’s home on Vine Street in South Charleston. She previously lived in Frankford Greenbrier County and is survived by another daughter Mrs. Clarence Brown and three sons Lawrence N Thomas J Ralph A, plus 10 grandchildren and 1, and 10 great grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Walnut Grove Baptist Church Frankford with Rev. W G Feather officiating. Burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery under Fidlering Frame mortuary Belle. The body will be transported from the mortuary to the church one hour before the service.
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Rane
Boctha Mas—1
East Rainelle
Greenbrier Valley Hospital
Hanceverte
Noel
Marmot
Granvills
East Reinelle
Orvil
Nokn Howyern
Meffoss
Wilya Farley
Rainelle
Haze
Meadows
Marmasy
Jabh
Sateen
Hey
Lawrence Bee Duncin
Mac
Lee
Bernts
G. L. Walker
Ryar
John
Gurrisen
Welch Hospital
Gertrude Fliog
Order Grove
Preston
Bartielt
Durlal
Cunninghall Memorial Park
Lynch
Uh Pacific
Hora St
Charleston
Sur- Vivid
A& Darghter
Atrs
Mx’ Spying
Cherleston
Carlin Picker
Dinohar
A Wiam
Albers Tacker
Agalens Bovine
Yrath
Andrew Dixon
Siksas
Owen and Burth Mortuary
Karl G. Hinsom
Spring Hill Cemetery
Birdie D. McLaughlin
Arle Belcher
Vine St
South Charleston
McLaughlin
Frankford
Greenbrier County
Clarence Brown
Lawrence N
Thomas J
DuPont City
Ralph A
Walnut Grove Baptist
W. G. Feather
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Fidlering Frame
Mrs Buckner Rites Set For Today In Methodist Church
Mrs Susan Buckner 41 of Mill Creek dies after a long illness. Service at 2 p m in Henson Methodist Church with Rev Eadre Shinn officiating. Burial in Buckner Young Cemetery. Pallbearers include William Bryan Ben Buckner Woodrow Buckner Earl Lary Hoy Beasley Mattison Peyatle James White and H Ewens. Holly stay at Bartlett mortuary ready for church transfer.
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Henson Methodist Church
Susan Buckner
Mill Creek
Eadre Shinn
Buckner Young Cemetery
William
Charles Bryan
Ben
Woodrow Buckner
Earl Lary
Hoy Beasley
Mattison Peyatle
James White
H. Ewens
Holly
Bartlett Mortuary
Budenz Reveals Foundation Ties and Communist Links
Budenz identifies a web of Guggenheim Rosenwald and Rockefeller grants linked to named scholars writers and artists including Wright McKay Eisler Emerson and Lange. He says the Communist Central Commission aimed to secure funds for allies and block enemies while naming the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations as targeted pillars of the Red Plan.
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Cerbivey Room
Marshall Field Foundation
Budenz
Lasgsten Murhes
Alyah W. Bessie
Ae Conray
Hellnwood
Carey i McWilliams
Los Angeles
Gerrard Reiss
Henter College
Earl Robinson
Isadore Schneider
Maxwell Steward
Genevieve Taggard
Ruther Bichied Wright
Guggenheim
W. FE. Dubois
Claude McKay
Clark Formin
Shirley Graham
Vearl Frimons
Rosenwald
Yale Law
Thomas T. Emerson
John K. Fairham
Cerilss Lamont
Qaear Lange
Manns Eisler
Gerhardt Eisler
Cornell
Walter Gelhorn
Lawrence K. Rossinger
Thomas Bistort
Rockefeller
Flo
Carnegie Foundation For International Peace
Alger Hiss
Thirty Victims Reported After Ship Becomes Disaster at Sea
Observers recount a rescue at Beirut where the Champollion battled waves to shore. Crews and bystanders saved survivors including an 11 year old and a New York artist. The ship’s officers faced theories about a misread beacon and harbor entrance timing.
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Wphey
Boucher
Jeruelem
Tom Ball
Sacramento
Calif
American University
Beirut
Alexandria
Egypt
Mediterranean
Messageries Maritimes Steamship Line
Bourde
St. George
Pacific Seas Hammer Freighter Aid After Rudder Loss
Two Coast Guard cutters from Puget Sound departed to assist the Canadian freighter Maplecove with a 50 crew 810 miles off Cave Flattery in heavy seas. A rising gale forced the tug Island Sny treign toward the freighter as Radar report noted damage to the rudder previously rigged. The St Catherine weather ship and other units were alerted to the emergency.
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Coast Guard
Puget Sound
Cave Flattery
Cape Plattery
Northwest
Lin
Washington State
Wittona
Koiner
Sea Coast Guard
Vancouver
RB. C
Island Snytreign
Eisenhower and Hoover Discuss Commission Revival
The report outlines Hoover's intensive survey for Truman and the Weaver Commission ship proposals to trim government waste. It notes Congress killed or rejected many measures while Eisenhower met in secrecy with Hoover and MacArthur aides to discuss ending the Korean War and campaign ties to Taft. Rep. Brown signals a plan to revive the Hoover Commission in the new Congress.
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Eisenhower
Munthaved
Hoover
Truman
Weaver Commission
Congress
Dulles
Macariour
Lise Worls
Far East
U. S
Taft
Rep
Brown
R-O
House
Hoover Commission
Federal Inquiry Labeled Incomplete Amid Deportation Talks
Justice Department officials declined to elaborate on a reference to evidence of federal violations. The probe centers on possible actions against individuals tied to organized crime figures including Albert Anastasia, with citizenship questions noted as a potential preface to deportation.
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Justice Department
Albert Anastasia
Jennie Risk Rites Arranged After Long Illness
Service set for Friday at St George's Orthodox Church for Miss Jennie D Risk who died Monday at home after a long illness. Rev Raphael Husson to officiate with interment at Sunset Memorial Park. The body rests at Simpson mortuary and friends may call after noon today. Risk worked in the State treasurer’s office and previously spent 18 years in the county clerk’s office.
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St. George's Orthodox Church
Jennie D. Risk
Raphael Husson
Sunset Memorial Fark
Simpson Mortuary
Miss Risk
State Treasurer's Office
County Clerk’s
Work Begins on $100,000 Spencer Mill Addition
Spencer Manufacturing Co plans a 750 by 108 foot addition costing $100,000, expected to be finished next spring. The project will add about 75 workers, bringing total payroll beyond $410,000 in 1952. Spencer Development Co leases the new unit to the plant long term as the current building is. A special committee led by W Brady Reed and others will supervise construction.
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Norm Laughtin
Spencer
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Fred W. Smith
Spencer Chamber of Commerce
Spencer Development Company
Smith
Spencer Manufacturing Company
W. Brady Reed
Dade
Grover Foster Hedges Jr
John E. Martin
Thomas T. Arnold
Roane County Deputy Sheriff Toy McClain Quits
Spencer reports Toy McClain Roane County deputy sheriff and jailer will resign January 1 and return to farm life at Speed. He has served since May 30 1950 succeeding Ross Adams and under Sheriff Moffatt since 1948, with prior posts under Shoffiffs Looney and Jones. Mrs McClain also works as jailer.
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John H. Looney
Norvile Jones
McClain
Deae
Bert Moore Dies At Sissonville Home
Albert Moore 71, service station owner at Sissonville, died after a long illness at his home. Survived by wife Cynthia, daughter Beatrice Cox of Charleston, brother E L Moore of Clendenin, sister Ona Shaffer of Dunbar, and one grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church Sissonville. Rev. Charley Payne and Rev Y Smith officiating. Burial Bean Cemetery. Body at Cunningham Memorial Chapel and to be taken to Mrs. Cox’s residence at 2204 Washington St. W. today.
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Albert Moore
Sissonville
Cynthia Moore
Beatrice Cox
Charleston
E. L. Moore
Clendenin
Ona Shaffer
Dunbar
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church
Charley Payne
Revy Smith
Mrs Maberry Dies in Christiansburg Va at 82
Word reaches of Mrs C O Maberry death in Christiansburg Virginia at 82 mother of Mrs Fred Rouidell of 13628 Quarter Street service and burial occurred yesterday in Christiansburg Survived by three daughters Mrs Morgan D Hickok of Columbus and Mrs Haden Paris and Mrs Harley Spangier Christiansburg a son Clarence Maberry of Roanoke a sister Mrs Liza Graham five grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Mayberry
Christiansburg
Gifts Shower Baby Found In Garbage Can
A newborn boy named Christie, found wrapped in rags in a South Side garbage can, was cared for at Englewood Hospital. He has attracted nationwide gifts and adoption offers as the Juvenile Court weighs his future.
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Chicago
Christie
Englewood Hospital
King Bee
Spediatrics Department
Wendell Carlson
Carlson
Safe Holding 500 Stolen by Yeggs
A 300 pound safe containing 500 in cash and company records was stolen Monday night from the International Truck sales rooms at 1019 Lee Street entry by skylight and rear door removal. Detectives say two or more men likely assisted due to the heavy haul.
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International Truck Sales Rooms
Lee St
Mayford Haynes
Mace
Esso
Trurlow and
Washington Sts
Elmer Walker Dies After Long Illness at 71
Elmer Walker 71 of 5315 Venable Ave died yesterday at home after a long illness. He lived in Charleston 28 years, born at Campbell's Creek, and is survived by his wife Luda, 3 daughters, 5 sons, a sister, 26 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren. Services set for 10 a.m. Friday at Snodgrass Mortuary with Rev. Hadley Hall officiating. burial in Graveland Memorial Park.
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Elmer Walker
Venable
Charleston
Campbell’s Creek
Luda Walker
Francis Willis
Republic
Helen Britt
Portsmouth
Ruth Slaymaker
Elmer
Ming Ran
William
Johnny
Herry
Dana
Ft. West
Tex
Lara Cooper
Washington, D. C
Snodgrass Mortuary
Hadley Hall
Graveland Memoris
Park
Allies repulse major Chinese assault near T-Bone Ridge
UN forces held ground after a Western Front clash as Chinese battalion-sized forces attacked Allied lines along the T-Bone Ridge area. A Tokyo communique said the enemy tried to punch through in a bold Western sector assault but was driven back after a sharp engagement amid persistent propaganda claims of a Seoul advance.
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T-Bone Ridge
Dorware
U. N
Tokyo
U.N
Wee’ S
Little Neri Hill
Chorwon
Seoul
Fourteen Die In Pare 1 Plane Crash
A plane which had just picked up a patient was preparing to take off when a collision occurred. A four‑man team of officers from the Fifth Air Force is investigating the crash.
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Pare 1
Fifth Air Force
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Woodland Cemetery
BH. C. Houger Morton
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Handley
Lemons
Roy Emmett
Dundalk
Smoot
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Palmer
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Crawley
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Williamsburg
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Kenova
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Virgink
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Geach de- Dob
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Ind
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Ami
Johnson Chapel
Clyde Levine
Burdal
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Erdman
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Bufinia
Pugnam County
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Haynes Mortuary
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St. Nitro
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Hietlin
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N Tre Five Baptist Church
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Cunningham Memorial Park
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Chatum Smith
Pashington
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Man—sa
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Esday
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Walter F. Cobb
Leota M. Holley
Mrs. Buckner
Moranery Orders
Jennie Risk
Miss Jebilie D. Risk
Ler
Hell
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Bert Moore
Treatle
Virginie
Shengen PH. Sear
Yeggs
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