College Okays Building Bid Of 1 5 Million
Morris Harvey College trustees authorize President Riggleman and the building committee to accept a 1.5 million bid from C H Jimison Huntington and Charleston contractor to erect the main South Ruffner campus building. The total project cost runs about 1 5 million with plans for a spring construction start and completion early 1980.
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Boar of Trustees
Morris Harvey Colleg
Leonard Riggleman
C.H. Jimison
Hunbington
Charleston
Ruffner
Daniel Roane
de Rigwairum
Strane
Bank of Ramen
Wtatiell
Belek
Cantor Sgenon
Ringeman
Allay
Kaniwha
Re College’ Building Committee
Tite Wilbur Misinor
Crewe
Crewe and Daily
Shea
Riggleman
Fulieliome Bus
Wita
Tsiang Builds Case Against Red Bloc
Tsiang presses charges against Soviet bloc and Chinese influence as United Nations debates top issues. The General Assembly and Security Council grapple with Cold War tensions, with tensions rising over Kashmir mediation and bloc alignments.
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Tsiang
Red Bloc
Lake
Chin
United Nations
Dr Wee
Silel Fockiy
Dees
WV. N
Little Assembly
imisi-Sanuary
Dr. Tsing
Middlow
Manhattan
USC
Dan
Psiane
Clolwte
General Assembly
RD Tsinot
Weriams Ate Bnet Y
Becauseslovakia Dlwir
Yucoslavig
Phy
Snewity Council
Pakistan
A. G. L. McNaughton
Cara
Kashmir
Memory and confusion over Willie Willis Towiete
A fragmentary note discusses Willie Willis Towiete and memory lapses. It references forgetting and attempts to recall, with disrupted language indicating cognitive struggle or memory issues. No clear dates or events are stated.
GE Will Break Pension Policy Ties With UE Urged by Ching
GE said it will end conflict with the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America when the current contract expires April 1 1930. GE seeks NLRB certification of the majority desired bargaining agent and warns of possible extension delays. The move affects about 125000 workers in 100 plants nationwide and follows union expulsion from CIO.
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Ching
NLRB
NEW Yank
General Electric Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Constra
CIO
Tternattoniel United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
George H. Pfsif
Ed Bewase
Peell
Saat
General Electric
National Libor Relations Board
Pfeis
Iere
Lee
Aghot
Cortrart
Rare Blood Rushes to Aid Philadelphia Baby
A single rare blood type, found in only one percent of the population, was rushed from New Jersey to Philadelphia to aid a newborn infant. The organism was transported by Red Cross Motor Corps and Easter Airlines, following a doctor’s request after a rare hereditary blood factor was detected in a sister.
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Big Chimnuy
Philadelphia
Arthas Sammers
Nonawra Airport
Hod Cross Motor Corps
Weaw Jersey Medical Laboratory
Truman Receives Budget Warning From GOP Leaders
President Truman returned to Washington from his Independence holiday amid a Republican warning against a "slap-happy" budget. He met with advisers to preview the economy and plan a message to Congress likely calling for Taft-Hartley repeal. The briefing followed a cross-country trip with stops in St Louis to pick up Treasury Secretary Snyder.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Independence
Cony
White House
Kansas City
Yglane
St. L Louis
Treasury
Snyder
Jstins-Of
Union
Thurman
Taber
Congress
GOP
Clothing Prices Hit Two Year Low in Government Index
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics index shows clothing prices at their lowest in over two years with declines across most categories including men’s, women’s and children's wear. The living cost index rose slightly due to rent, while coffee and produce prices rose in November.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Excise Taxes Hurting Sales, Sawyer Says
Commerce Secretary Sawyer submitted a nationwide business demand for repeal of wartime excise taxes and relief from federal levies to President Truman. He warned taxes depress retail sales and urged tax reform while noting mixed views on the Marshall Plan and foreign aid. The report cites calls for depreciation liberalization, reduced corporate double taxation, easier federal contracts, and tempered optimism for 1940.
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Sawyer
Commerce Chief
Washington
INS
Commerce
Truman
White House
Treasury
Snyder
Hat Business
Hand Amputated Betty Lou Keeps Cheerful Faith
Betty Lou Marbury, 10, from Brownsville Tennessee, had her right hand amputated after a malignant lesion. Reverend Fred Loman praised her as the bravest child he’d seen as hospital switchboards filled with sympathy calls. Betty Lou’s faith remained firm declaring if the Lord wants her hand, that’s all right with me. She authored a letter to the Memphis Commercial Appeal asking readers to pray for her recovery. Special services followed nationwide prayer support.
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Betty Lou
Memphis
Tenn
Betty Loy
Marbury
Air Force
Fred Loman
Baptist Hospital
Brownsville
Flonder
Betty Loews
Clay Marbury
Aviel-Sirigker
Jan Anguagement
Betty Lou Maraury
Hidden attic finds can pay Christmas bills this year
Whidden Cash urges turning unused items into cash with attic finds like Bingeles tricycles chairs nursery furniture sewing machines radios pianos and more. Sell through Gazette Want Ads by calling Dial 60617 to place an ad and clear space for holiday spending.
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Gazette
ICC Considers 25 Percent Cut in Coal Rail Passenger Service
The Inter State Commerce Commission weighs a 25 percent reduction in passenger service on coal burning railways, to take effect after holidays if approved. The move follows a three day miners' strike and potential retaliation by John L. Lewis. Court action by the Producers Association seeks to halt Lewis while the NLRB weighs labor charges.
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Washington
Der
Interstate Commerce Commission
John L. Lewis
Sp Alors
Fay
Southern Coal
National Labor Relations Ba
Io Gues
van Efled
Johnson
Oper Oreroi
ICC
Teeucbom
Lewis
Assoc
Joph Bmoody
Lewis Westering
Th van Uleael Btunings Ware
Megat
Ifegsl
Wilhauh
Mendy
NLRB
Relief Official Back in Vienna After Budapest Jail
Jacobson, 37, American Jewish relief administrator, returned to Vienna tired and lean after 12 days in a Budapest jail. He said he was questioned about alleged spying from mid arrest until dawn and kept under long interrogation, with periods of over 20 hours at a time. He was released yesterday but delayed by Russian officers and could not travel across the Soviet occupation zone due to an expired permit.
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Jacobson
Budapest
Vienna
Israel Jacobson
American Joint Distribution Committee
Hungary
Austria
Sik
Christmas Outdoor Lighting Contest Prizes Soon Decided
Entrants in the third annual Christmas Outdoor Lighting Contest reminded to keep decorations lit from 7 to 10 p.m. this week. Sectional judges have narrowed to three winners in each district. Sweepstakes judges begin tonight to determine the grand winners.
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Lhe Gazette
Electric League of Charleston
Valley Children Respond Freely in Toys Drive
The Tide of Toys campaign by the American Legion collects donated toys from Kanawha Valley children to aid European youngsters. Chester W. Smith chairs the committee for John Brawley Post No. 20 to organize packing and shipment to collection points in South Charleston Charleston Dunbar and St. Albans. Donors include H. W. Skipper Shaltidee and Bill Sievers with messages of joy and hope.
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America
Tide of Toys
American Legion
H. H
Skipper) Smallridge
Billie Stevens
Betty Jane Cunningham
Jimmie Woodree
E. Burgess
Larry Stanley
Richard Smith
Sally Hall
Chester W. Smith
John Brawley Post
Ethan von Woglern
Freddie Craig
E. D. Hardman
Phnto
Nanawha Valley
United States
Ehateman
Committee On Tays
John Brawley
Wandie
Kanawha Valley
Jce
South Charleston
Charleston
Dunbar
St. Alls
Dehare
Sherwood
Freddig Crain
Nune
H. OW
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Virginia St. E
Reid
Billig Sievers of
Cannellon
Sue
Torata
Dewey Won't Run For Third Term
Albany dispatch reports Governor Dewey declares he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1952 or 1980s. He labels speculation as unfounded and notes appointment of Charles Breitel to the New York Supreme Court as part of his broader administrative moves.
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Albany
Guy Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Davey
Teller
John C. Hoggins
Morvan
Ore
Dewey
Charles Breitel
Hay
Supreme Court Trich
New York City
Samuel Null
Bell
Page & Gol
Princess Fawzia Urges King to Spare Subject’s Girl
New York Post reports Princess Fawzia of Egypt urged her brother King Farouk to cancel plans to wed Narri Oman Sadek a 16 year old daughter of an Egyptian civil servant. The report says Farouk fixed the February wedding and Narri Sadek is being tutored in court etiquette while dancer Hachen faces a ban and possible recall from Lake Success.
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den York
Prinass Fawezia
Egypt
Farouk
New York Post
the Post
Narrioman
Sadek
Ant and
Yinnese
Zaki Hachen
Poyt
Harvard
Yank Naa
Miss Sadek
Hachen
Fawzia
Lake Success
Quealy Bard
Pawcha
Jake
Synchronized traffic lights aim to ease Charleston flow
Traffic experts report the new synchronized lights on Washington, Lee, Quarrier and Virgins all streets from Brooke to Trestow improve movement. Drivers are urged to travel at 25 miles per hour to meet green signals and reduce red light delays. Police coordination remains a challenge across intersections.
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Charleston
Geen
Hostress
Randal For
Tietts
Washington, Lee
Quarrier
Virgins Oll
Brooke
Trestow
Howe
Quake Rocks Manila Heavy Damage Feared
A strong earthquake struck Manila and nearby Quezon City just after eleven this morning. The tremor caused widespread damage and prompted emergency responses across the capital region.
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Manila
Vmawila
Dee
Quezon City
Patteson Renames State Mines Chief
Patteson appoints a new head of the Mines Department for a term from January 1 to December 31. The move aims to continue safety initiatives and advance mining industry oversight, with the outgoing official noted for strengthening safety programs.
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Patteson
State Mines
Fragmented forecast map notes for Thursday
Fragmentary weather page reading lists sunset and moonset times, visible planets and prominent stars. It mentions a forecast map on page TO and references steps in charting celestial events, with unclear notes about dates and figures.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cyrus Ching
Margolis
Gazette Telephoto
Memphis Commercial
Whidden
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Talachin
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Valley
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Olast
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Charlesian
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