Obituary for Margaret Ane of Fairies County
The body is at Wallace and Wallace mortuary in Leeasure and funeral plans are announced. Several relatives appear, including Mrs Carrie Erskine and Mrs Culeen Walton. A solemn requiem high mass will be held at Barred Meert church with Rev Edward J. Drlenerrio presiding, followed by burial at White Sulphur Springs Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ane
Chernbster
Cled
Arownel
Danist Kirwis
Eno
Saiphus Springs
CIO London meeting on non Communist labor movement policy
Key CIO leaders James B. Carey Walter Reuther and LS Buckmaster set travel from New York January 8 to London with Elmer Cone to discuss future policies of leading non Communist labor groups within the WFTU framework. The CIO notes sharp Communist splits at recent meetings over European recovery program and will report to the executive board January 28 in Washington. The obituary items and local notices in the same page detail multiple funeral services and deaths in the Charleston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Carey
Walter , Reather
United Auto Workers
LS. Buckmaster
Rubber Workers
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
New York
London
Elmer Cone
CIO
WFTU
Paris
Washington
Portland
Philip Murray
WETU
Rome
Mrs E V Megale Dies at Charleston Home
Mrs Elen V Blake Megale wife of Edward C Megale manager of Tellin Hello Vernon Co Kanawha City died after a long illness at her Charleston home Born in Benwood she was daughter of John and Margaret Blake educated in Wheeling parochial schools In Charleston she joined St Agnes Catholic church and the Christian Mothers society The body was moved to Simpson mortuary for funeral arrangements Rosary to be recited at 815 pm today at the mortuary chapel by Knights of Columbus and the Christian Mothers society conducted by Father Lawrence Gallagher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Jette Morris
Kathrinn Burdette
Leonard Kidd
Charleston
Chartey
Picberk
South Charleston
Mary Martin
Calumnus
Lulu Cons
Alles Lucas
Dode Mfertin
Nimitz
Cunningham Mortuary
Mangham
Cergeliea
Preston Mortuary
John Essex
Gerneery
Charleston Gazette
E. V. Megale
Elen V. Blake Megale
Edward C.megale
Tha ‘Telling Hello Vernon Co
Kanawha City
Benwood
John and
Maregaret Blake
Wheeling
St Agnes Catholic Church
Christian Mothers Society
Simpson Mortuary
Knights of Columbus
Lawrence Gallagher
Shooting Victim Dies After Tavern Shooting in Madison
Henry Thomas, 25, a Tennessee native and laborer, died in a Madison hospital after being shot by Willard Justice, 27, proprietor of the Toad Stool Tavern. Justice was arrested and jailed, facing a murder hearing before Justice of the Peace E. McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Boone County
Henry Thomas
Tennessee
Madison
Thomas
Willard Justice
J. S. Asbury
Justice
Stil
Three Hurt When Car Hits Parked Truck
At 10 20 p m last night three persons were slightly injured when an automobile driven by W S May 22 of 1628 Clay Ave crashed into a parked truck in Washington Street. May and two passengers Ruth Ingram 35 Oak Hill and Mae Simms 50 221 Goshorn St were taken to Charleston General Hospital with superficial cuts and bruises. Patrolman Lacy cited a short circuit in the car wiring causing headlights to fail and damage to the car’s right side. The truck owner was unknown. investigators Lacy and John W Price pursue details.
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W. S
Clay
Washington, St. W
KM. Lacy
Cunningham
Toox
Ruth Ingram
Oak Hill
Mae. Simms
Goshorn St
Charleston General Hospital
Lacy
Patcolmen Lacy
John W. Price
Inveatigatane
Man Who Started First Gasoline Station Dies
Harvey W. Wickit, credited by the Standard Oil Co of Ohio with starting the first gasoline fueling station in the United States, died in Columbus at 85. Born in Pataskala, he moved to Columbus at the century’s end to deliver kerosene. He opened a Columbus station in 1913 and, though retired in 1928, helped inaugurate new Standard Oil stations across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harvey W. Wickit
Standard OU Co
Ohio
United States
Wicking
Vom Pataskala
Standard CW
Whooping Cough Protection and New Treatments
Dr. Theodore Van Dellen examines whooping cough dangers especially in infants, noting mortality rates and the partial protection of vaccination. He discusses streptomycin as a postinfection aid for pneumonia, a case of rapid recovery after treatment, and a new skin test to gauge lingering immunity to guide booster shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore van Dellen
United States
Coffey and Levy
Rand
Death of Leslie E Thompson Insuranceman 39
Leslie E. Thompson 39 year old state manager of the Modern Woodmen of America Insurance Co died at his home 3308 Staunton Ave. He was a member of FOE and LOOM. Survived by wife Bessie two sons Charles and Wayne two brothers Riley of Franklin and Ode of Cumberland Md a sister Mrs Eva Cooper of Elkins and his mother Mrs Lula Thompson of Franklin. Body at Wilson Mortuary pending funeral arrangements. In vaccines, combining diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough into one shot may reduce negative reactions in preschoolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Harmen
Mt. Alna
Tomers
Dartlett
St. Albans
Nev
Wallere
Muriel
Nephi
Mall
Bera
Baptist Enurehif
Masons
Farvice
Masiabon Memorial
O'Dell
Lodse
Familly
Morera
Mansthiaw
Maymam
Nomar Nagshaw
Mire
Katherine Kineatt
Detroit
Dorothy
Thomas
Bauth Charleston
Dewey Bolt
South
Charleston
Don Lott
Aileti
Ente Dats
George Dot
Owen
Leslie E. Thompson
Modern Woodmen of America Insurance Co
Staunton Av
FOE
the Loom
Bessie
Charles
Wayne
Riley
Franklin
Ode
Cumberland
Eva Cooper
Elkins
Lula ‘Thompson
Wilson Mortuary
Rescue Efforts Planned for Stranded Flyers at Sea
Seven men stranded after their C-47 ran out of fuel have survived 17 days at sea. A Christmas rescue added two more survivors when a glider tow rope snapped on landing. Two more operations are planned from Greenland base, including towing a Fairchild C 82 glider and flying a light Cosma 195 with skis to the site. Captain Robert A. Stribling may undertake repeated trips to aid the marooned crew as Saipan heads toward Greenland for rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Greenland
Robert A. Stribling
Arctic Mer
Stribling
Saipan
Kane
Ship Split in Two Near Savannah Tanker Remains
A tanker split in two while being towed from Savannah toward Baltimore shipyards. Coast Guard amphibian Lt Carl L Parrot surveyed the scene from Elizabeth City NC and found one man on the bow who waved and went inside. A private plane reported two men aboard with one signaling all is well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Baltimore
Sa Coast Guard
Carl L. Parrot
Elizabeth City
N.C
Parrot
Coast Guard
Death of Miss Laura Brisey Former Fairmont Teacher
Miss Laura Brisey, longtime Fairmont art instructor and former head of a department at Fairmont State, died recently in Big Rapids Michigan. She served at Fairmont Public Schools and the college for many years before retiring seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Fairmont
Big Rapids
Mich
Laura Brisey
Fairmont State Feolese
Solons weigh regional pact under United Nations
Lawmakers consider a regional pact linked to the United Nations for joint consultation after attacks. Each signatory would decide its response, avoiding an iron clad alliance. Congress reserves the right to declare war, and supporters say the move could strengthen the UN despite doubts about its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Congress
Capitol Hill
Russia
Senate Faults Koch Case and Military Trials in Report
The Senate report condemns the handling of the Koch case and military trials as a serious error. It argues concealment fed public belief in impropriety and cites evidence against Frau Koch. Officers directing the trials faced criticism for the broad charges and lenient sentence reductions. The panel released 12,000 words of the official report and about 80,000 words of testimony from closed sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Koch
Frau Koch
Senate Group
Yule Accidents and Traffic Deaths Listing by State
A fragmented list records Christmas period traffic deaths and misc scores. States like Michigan, New York, Ohio report high totals. several entries show zero or single-digit fatalities while others reach double digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alebams
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentorky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolinaa
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Tah
Vermont
Red China factions weigh peace terms amid cabinet shifts
A fragmentary briefing notes Red Chinese leaders and allied figures considering a compromise peace. Sun Fo and several Sun cabinet members are named amid internal power moves while Madame Chiang Kai-shek and Welllington Koo appear in discussions. The Reds threaten severe punishment for war criminals yet offer terms for surrender of Peiping and Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lit
Chiang
Reds
Chang Chun
Jong
Chang
Sun Fo
Chang Chi-Chung
Sun
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soong Mei- Ling
Wellington Koo
Washington
Fu Tso-¥i
North China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Peiping
Tientsin
Frederic Ullman Jr Dies at 45 in Beverly Hills
Frederic Ullman Jr a prominent film producer died at his Beverly Hills home on December 26 apparently of a heart attack He led Pathe News from 1925 to 1947 launched the This Is America series and later became an RKO producer He recently completed his first full length film The Window He was born in Buffalo New York and survived by his widow Janine Pinshot Ullman a son Anthony and a daughter Abby who is with Ullman’s first wife Elizabeth in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Ullman, Jr
Beverly Hills
Cal
Frederick Ulman, Jr
Sai
Yale
IM2
Pathe News
RKO
Pathe
Three Nations Debate U.S. Trade Deficit Outlook
A speech notes the ongoing global deficit in essential imports versus exports, with the United States bearing a large shortfall of about 1.6 billion dollars in the current fiscal year. The speaker warns the gap will shrink but persist for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
United States
Welles Found Missing in Maryland Field Near Oxon Hill
News reports say Orson Welles was found lying in a field near his Oxon Hill Maryland home nine hours after a police sighting. He showed no signs of violence and was under care of his family physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hiss
State Department
Chambers
Time Magazine
Welles
George R. Huffman
Arnold
Benjamin
New York Times
Fashionable Oxon Hill
Prince Georges County
Israel seeks peace while UN membership eyed
In a conference Aubrey Eban, Israel's UN representative, said Israel desires peace but gave no early prospects. He argued UN membership could hasten an end to the fighting by pressing for armistice talks and admitting Israel. He claimed Egyptian forces in the Negev are illegitimate and threaten Israel, predicting continuing friction if they stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Eban
Israel
U. N
Eban
United Nations
Negev
Dutch Reject Indonesian Demands to UN Over Cease Fire
The Dutch refused to base talks on Indonesian terms and urged Dutch troop withdrawals to pre invasion positions while Republican sovereignty and an Indonesian government were demanded by Republicans. The UN Security Council called for a cease fire and release of captives. The Hague cabinet debated a reply as the UN committee warned of scorched earth tactics and difficulty resuming negotiations without Dutch troop withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amir Startfoedin
UN Security Council
Security Council
Hague
Netherlands
UN Good Offices Committee
Republic
United States
Indonesia
Jonper
Be- Hiern
Partica
Cinco Man Killed In Hit And Run In Bellaire Ohio
Earl Watson White 42 was struck and killed on a Bellaire road while en route home for Christmas with his family. He worked for Pawhatten Mining Co and planned to move his family to the city. Survived by wife Marjorie and 11 children, two sisters, a brother, and other relatives. The body to be taken to Wilson Funeral Home for services in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Watson White
Kale Westanurday
Bellaire
Ty Pawhatten Mining Co
Mr. White
Overvite
Marjorie L. White
Earl, Jr. Willan
King
Mary Ellen
Everett, Shirleyer
Ruby Jane
Jerry Arnold
Roe Robert
Joe
Gary
Lar
Sandra Kay
Wolian H. White
Cinco
Diether Ralph
William
Lela Ruth Why
Branda
E. A. McMasters
Josephine Nabie
Chante
Wilson
Charleston
Advisers Endorse Flexible Wage Policy After War Debt
The advisers warn inflation risks from cheap money and urge restraint on war debt refinancing. They favor a flexible non‑compulsory wage standard to align negotiations with national interests. They critique existing contracts as reflecting party strength rather than prosperity and propose a national management conference to boost fair pay and collective bargaining value.
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AFL Eyes
Derrick
Jonathae
Ha Honhem
Derricks Creek
Donault
Tee
International Labor Movement
Tavea
Mia
Anms Eitra
Chelyan Nawatene Church
Rev
V. W. Thompson
Furtal
Chelyan Cemetery
Pryor
East Dankin Charse
Marveyt
Tober Malvin
Mbd Bie
Lacy Harvey
Dunber
Satury
Craigavitte
Johm
Tl Mloe
Sharch
Mer
J. X. Crown
Buriat
Straigerile
Batmond Mortuary
Ashhwood
Iamsderny
Sharp
Ter
Bary Gilbert
Coal Branch Metshis
Carp
Irbions
Mines
Durbin
Pocahontas County
Dalanter
Mra
J. A. Thobertson
Clifton Yores
Arbavale
Porehontas County
Puen
Wallace
Mise Fiorence Simmons
Ashtabula
Addirs
Elmer Velmick
Verdon
Ernet Lee
Tarry
Citefan Forge
John
Leton
Potheof Warren
Tenacle
Harlow Mortuary
Ceorse
Vick
Thurias
Spring HI
Kenneth Clark
John 7 Meors
George T. Herry
Matthew W. Venable
Renard Uf
Venabie, Jr
Johon Eemends
West
Ide Cox
Bpencer
Birr
Carl Bummere
Wilton Couper
Yorts Gay
Dutial
Clover
Vandale Martuary
One
Liberty ‘Methodist Chuten
Madison Hospital
Solons
Yule
China
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