Dies at Daughter's Home in Roane County
Mrs. Guster Dodd died at her daughter’s home on Long Ridge in Roane County. Surviving are four sons, three daughters, and many grandchildren. Service is tomorrow at Bethel Advent Christian Church with burial at Druoddy Cemetery. The body was viewed at Myers and Leo Mortuary and at the home of Mrs. Marien.
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Mes
Teel
Gio
Evgeione Blasio
Marton
Wikview
GL. Q. Naslor
Vol. Paxton
Bette al Feune
M Cow
Taylor
Eikview
J. D. Thint
William Mullens Dies at Age of 83
Special to The Gazette reports William Mullens 83, long time resident of Maxine, Boone County, passed away at his home. He is survived by his wife, daughter and several siblings. Funeral services and burial in United Mine War Cemetery will be arranged by Whitesville Mortuary.
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William Mullens
Whatlesville
William Miallens
Maxine
Boone County
A Hier
A.ite
Farett
Racine
R. Cecil
Garretts Band
Mer
Gallipolis
Violadar Om. Sature
United Mine
Fight Victim Dies From Gunshot Wound
A 27 year old man, Brady, dies in Charleston hospital three weeks after being shot in a Vanesalia residence. State Trooper J S Flowers says Brady, accused of shooting the victim with a .22 rifle, was at liberty on bond pending outcome of the hurt man. An unidentified renter girl dated both men. charges to be updated at today’s hearing before Justice of the Peace H Q Meadars.
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Ninal
Beware Brady II
Todlas
Will Hie
Vestuday
Stanterith
Charleston
Smith
Court St
Vanesalia
J. S. Flowers Sa Brady
Flowers
Nuwle
Dean of Attorneys At Huntington Dies
Huntington native Paul W. Scott died at his daughter's York home after months of illness. A Marietta College graduate, he moved to Huntington in 1890 and served as city attorney earlier in his career. Survivors include his widow and daughter Delores. Funeral details list a Friday service in New York and burial in Huntington.
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Huntston
Paul W. Scott
Huntington
York
Seath
Middleport
Scott
Marietta
Takin Ducker
Dachude
Ites
Delores
McMeill Scott
Krrs
Robert Morningstar
New York
Firday
Willy
Congressional Candidate's Son Dies in Auto Crash
A crash at 1454 Bream St left Conthaed Fran Tage 1 dead. Bailes, the third district congressman candidate, was identified as a draftsman for the State Road Commission. Elo Bailey survived by wife, daughter, parents, and three brothers and three sisters. Services planned with between 3 pm and 9 am and 8 pm. Further details reference a polar institute project in Svalbard.
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Conthaed Fran Tage
Bream St
Bailes
Fuer
W. Va
State Road Commission
Duke Univ
Durham
N.C
Elo
Oan Thompson Bailey
Audrey Jean
Arc
Sind
Obituary notices for Worms and related deaths across towns
Obituaries note Charles Worms and others dying in New Orleans area homes and local facilities. Surviving relatives include siblings Dana, Daltis, Eloise, Jove, Helen and others. services held at various churches and cemeteries. Other notices mention James Curtis Hoggs and Walter Pannell, with details on burial sites, pallbearers, and mourners.
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Worms
Charles Bayoservice
Paterna Cates
Bie- Coyne
Bey
Weil Erigibe
Yuri
Marr Cenitors
Ehuc
Linign
Dawed Adkins Bulerno
Dird Wedrescay
Lingtun
Auspstat
Arene
Dana and
Daltis
Eloise
Jove
Auciin Helen
Ail
Bone
Jonsson Tars Ar
Mrs. Leica McClung Dies of Heart Attack in Dawson
Mrs. Leica Theresa McClung 81 of Dawson Greenbrier County died of a heart attack today at the home of a relative. Surviving are three sons L. McClung of Alderson A. B. of Richmond VA and J. B. of Dawson two daughters Mrs. Virginia Williams of Waverly NY and Mrs. J. B. Warren of Alderson service set for 3 1 a m Sunday at Maude Chapel Dawson with two ministers officiating burial in the church cemetery under Lobban Mortuary direction pallbearers will be grandsons and granddaughters
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Wiliam
Sand Run
H. &. Underwood
M. Lewis Pittcimting
Sail Run
Dodd
Hurt Mor Tuacy
Webster Springs
Glevaland
Webster County
Pannell
Walter
Kingston
Wile
Mra
Bustel Ma Pannell
Cougher
Carla Sue
Sox
David Wilam
Emma Hartt
Lynehour
Hazel
Jim Franklin Pannet
Scotesboro
Gowman Mortuary
Liam Sanders
Dawson
Leica Theresa McClung
Dawson Greenbrier County
A Tew
Anthony Hutsenville
L. ©. McClung
Alderson
A. B
Richmond
J. B
Virginia Willliams
Waverly
N.Y
J. B. Warren
Maude Chapel
H. A. Murrill
Church
Lobban Mortuary
Avers
Coast Guard Races to Fight Freighter Fire Near Bermuda
A Swedish freighter Thai suffered a major blaze five hours from St Georges as 4 crewmen perished. A Coast Guard plane dispatched six asbestos stilts and breathing gear from Elizabeth City to Bermuda to battle the fire and aid survivors. The dead officer was identified as Secotia Officer F Falxloa.
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Coast Guard
New York
Bermuda
St. Georges
Elizabeth City
N. C
Secotia
F, Falxloa
Farmer, 71, May Get $306,000 Oil Money
A 71 year old farmer in Kentucky may receive 30668 from an oil company after the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled he retained mineral rights on land sold in 1916 to Sinclair Prairie Co and 16 others. He learned of oil wells on the property during a 1960 visit and said he retired two years ago.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Calmy
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cininnati
Thomas EB. Arnett
Kentucky
Sinclair Prairiei Co
de Arnett
Headerty
Arnett
Mrs Margaret Hart Jones Dies at Mount Hope
Mrs Margaret Hart Jones died at her Mount Hope home on Wednesday. Born in England, she was a member of the Christian faith. Survived by husband H Jones three daughters Eva Vickers Grace Green Kathryn Newson and a son Chiudius H Jones. Service set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Lindamood Mortuary Chapel with burial in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Pallbearers listed.
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MY Hope
Margaret Hart Jones
Englard
Ing
H. Jones
Eva Vickers
Mt. Hope
Grace Green
Gosting
S.C
Kathryn Newson
Lowan
Chiudius H. Jones
Lindamood Mortuary Chapel
Pharr
Rial
Highlawn Memorial Park
Pension aid plan could help World War I widows in state
VeCormick notes federal pension may aid WWI widows earning under 1000 dollars yearly. Deputy director Elmo McCormick says many eligible widows have not applied and benefits can reach 39,500 annually with dependents. He offers guidance at Kanawha County annex and Charleston offices.
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Elmo McCormick
State Department of Veterans Aids
McCormick
MecCormick
Linsi- Tales
Kanawha County Court House
McCaormick
Montgomery
Cadat Grove
Marme
Charleston
Stone Dies at Home in Ashford Boone County
Thomas Howard Stone 76 of Ashford Boone County died at his home after an extended illness. Survived by wife Etta L. Stone four sons W D Stone James Posey Walter all of Ashford four daughters Vaca Summers Los Angeles Cal Mavie Adkins Laurel Fannie Dunelow Ashford Blanche Perkins Charleston and 40 grandchildren Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at his residence with burial in the family cemetery under direction of Hunter and Hunter Mortuary Madison.
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Thomas Howard Stone
Ashford
Boone County
Etta L. Stone
W. D. Stone
James Posey
Walter
Vaca Summers
Los Angeles
Cal
Mavie Adkins
Laurel ‘Reo
Fannie Dunelow
Ashfard
Blanche Perkins
Charleston
Burns
Hunter and Hunter Mortuary
Madison
Elkview Farmer Mathaniel L Young Dies After Illness
Mathaniel L Young a life long resident farmer of Elkview died at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Mrs Duey Flyira Young. daughter Mrs Tarrell of Charleston. four step daughters Mrs Josie Ritchie Coal Furs Mrs Nellie Hart Big Chimney Mrs Ivy Green Wal ton and Mrs Ruby Givens Belle. seven sons Grover Lorain and Frank Cun esion Rufus Hubbard Roy Cunningham Joe Cunningham and others. one sister Mrs Nishey Summert of Charleston. 13 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services 2 pm tomorrow at Sandy Grove Baptist Church with Rev C B Jackson officiating. Burial at family cemetery under Leonard I ningh ation of Albert Myers and Son Mortuary Elkview.
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Mathaniel L. Young
Elkview
Red
Duey Flyira Young
Tarrell
Charleston
Marx
Josie Ritchie
Coal Furs
Nellie Hart
Big Chimney
Ivy Green
Walton
Ruby Givens
Belle
Grover
Lorain
Long Illness I Fatal To Mrs. McCoy 90
Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy aged 90 died yesterday at her son Fred McCoy's home in Chesapeake after a long illness. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church in Chesapeake. Surviving: three sons William and Lewis in Chesapeake and Reedley. three daughters Ida Matlin Chesapeake Mettie Newman Malden Mothel Griffith Chesapeake. 38 grandchildren 60 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren. Body at Fidlerang Frame Mortuary in Belle.
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Elizabeth McCoy
Fred McCoy
Chesapeake
Assembly of God Church
William
Lewis
Reed
Ida FE. Matlin
Mettie Newman
Malden
Mmothel Gertrude Griffith
Fidlerang Frame
Belle
UN Group Delays on Korea Peace Move Amid China Talks
The United Nations delays a six nation plan demanding China pull out of Korea while awaiting Arab Asia bloc and cease-fire committee moves. A major Chinese offensive near the 38th parallel drives U S and Western diplomacy as India backed settlement gains possible approval in the political committee.
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Bram Rage
Korea
U. S
China
U. N
U.N
MacArthur
TU. N
Lake Success
Rau
India
Formosa
A. Sien
Political Committee
Death of Fannie Williams in Laing a2 area
Fannie Williams 02, dies at home after an extended illness. Survived by daughter Corrine Blair of Laing and sisters Mrs Fraser of Mobile and Mrs Ella Thornton of St Albans. Body remains at Washington and Coleman Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Fannie Williams
Laing
Fannie Wilha
Corrine Blair
Mr Fraser
Mobile
Ella Thornton
St. Albans
Washington and Coleman Mortuary
Chinese Reds poised for major drive across 38th parallel
MacArthur warned that four more Chinese Communist armies totaling up to 190,600 men could strike across the 38th parallel any time after January 1. He reported Beijing directing operations and funding a large war budget while Red air power and 19 Chinese divisions could mount a coordinated offensive against U.N. positions near Seoul and along the Han River.
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South Korea
Red
Kaesong
Pavatte
Seoul
United Nations F
Nordnos
Navy Corsair
North Korea
U.N
Korea
Atr
S. ci
Arthur
Fur
China
Figur Hie
Red China
Peiping
Associated Press
Jack Macbeth
Macbeth
William J. Waugh
Han River
Waugh
MacArthur
U. S. Eighth Army
Mungnam
U. N
Red Air Force
Air Force expands plane order to boost peacetime mobilization
The Air Force notes that government funding for the C-119 development allows production by other firms and insists on broadening the industrial mobilization base. Marshall aims to widen war production capacity, with contracts to aid firms facing material cutbacks, including the auto industry. Willow Run may shift from a third to half of its capacity to aircraft. Kaiser-Frazer recently secured a 25 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
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Air Force
Fairchild
aiser-Frazer
Marshall
House Appropriations Committee
Willow Run
Kaiser-Fre-2r
Reconstruction Finance Cop
Civil Defense Chief Urges Simple Precautions After Raid Warning
A Civil Defense chief outlines basic steps for safety during air raid threats. He urges staying away from windows, seeking solid walls, and notes casualties could be reduced by simple actions. He cites radar warning as a basis for confidence and mentions a plan enrolling 15 million Americans in civilian defense.
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Civil Defense
Cald- 1
Caldwell
Senate House
House
Senate
Red Chinese forces mass in Korea and Tibet for possible mainland invasion
A MacArthur intelligence summary details that about 690 173 Chinese Reds are deployed in Korea and Manchuria across 14 corps with 117 000 frontline troops near key crossings. It notes a war budget of eight billion dollars for 1951 and reinforces the likelihood of a large-scale cross 38th parallel assault if needed.
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Chiang
China
Korea
Tibet
MacArthur
Manchuria
38Th Parallel
Peipins
Hungnamo
U. S
Eighth Army
Chonewon
Namehonjon
Sariwon
Sibyon
Ichon
Kunichan
Wage Price Controls and Labor Union Grievances
Government officials plan for statutory wage price controls across the economy but seek Congressional changes to the Defense Production Act before a general freeze can start. AFL Office Employees International Union president Paul R. Hutchings urges a better deal for office workers, arguing wartime and postwar inflation harmed them while wage rules favored production workers.
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Congress
Paul R. Hutchings
AFL
Employes International Union
Hutching
Hutchings
Ching
Hutenings
War Labor Board
Federal Reserve Hikes Required Reserve Ratios
The order sets higher reserve percentages for Reserve city, country, and federal reserve member banks. Reserve city banks must raise demand deposits to 19 percent by Jan 11 and 20 percent by Jan 25. Country banks move from 32 to 18 percent by Jan 16 and to the maximum 14 percent by Feb 1. Time deposits rise from 5 to 6 percent for all three classes, with Jan 16 for country banks and Jan 11 for the others. Unclear if state banks will follow. No direct impact on loan interest rates noted.
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New York
Chicago
Federal Reserve
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