Mrs Alice Smith Dies in Huntington
Mrs Alice Brannon Smith 70 widow of Hugh F Smith of Fairmont died at Huntington hospital Saturday after extended illness. She was active in Fairmont clubs and churches, past president of the Fairmont Woman's Club and YWCA, regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and later joined Savannah Independent Presbyterian Church. Surviving: two daughters, four grandchildren, one brother. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Arthur W McIsase mortuary Fairmont with Dr George H Vick officiating. Burial in Barrlow mortuary cemetery. flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brannon Smith
Hugh F. Smith
Fairmont
Huntington Hospital
Marion Townsend
Catherine Linn Brannon
Glenville
Howard R. Klostermeyer
Charleston
Alan C. Guild
Savannah
Frederick H. Klostermeyer
William H. Klostermeyer
Alice Ann Klostermeyer
Barbara Linn Guild
Howard R. Brannon
Arthur W. McIsase
George, H. Vick
Weston
First Presbyterian Church
Barlow Mortuary
Huntington
Looking Back Over 46 Assignment America
Washington insiders reflect on a year of coverage in 1946, debating objectivity in reporting. The columnist cites biased readers from Klan and Columbians to Army officers, noting criticism of pro Wyatt and anti Wyatt stances, praise from some editors, and a self-consciously efforts toward balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Armardge
Treto
Klan
Columbian
Gill
Tve
Sen
Bilbo
Ived Wanxs Sna Ap
Joan
New
Wyatt
Weh & Courageous
John L. Lewis
Officers Renamed In Charleston Press Club Ballot
City Editor W. Connell of The Charleston Gazette won a fourth term as president of the Press Club of Charleston. Other reelected officers include Vint Jennings vice president, W. C. Handlan secretary, and Edith L. Graham secretary. Board of governors named: Harry W. Ball, Charles B. Armen Trout, W. T. Brice, Jack Gelder, Robert L. Jamison, Sam G. McEwen, John Phillips, Ernie Saunders, John L. Sebon Jr., Bert Sonis, Phil Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Connell
The
Charleston Gazette
Tthe
Press Club of
Charleston
Vint Jennings
Charleston Daily Mail
W. C. Handlan
West Virginia Industral” and Publicity Commission
Edith L. Graham
the Gazette
Harry W. Ball
Charles BR. Armentrout
Associated Press
W. T.brice
State Road Commission
Jack Gelder
WKNA
Robert L. Jamison
Sam G. McEwen
Advertising, Inc
John §. Phillips
WGKV
Ernie Saunders
WCHS
John L. Sebon, Jr
United Press
Bert Sonis
Phil Vogel
Red Alumni to Meet Senior Reds Tonight at Local Y
The Charleston Red Alumni, coached by Woody Clendenin and Lynn Patrick, will face the senior Reds in a 7:15 start following a rookie Reds versus Ciendesin junior high preliminary. Notable alumni Wilson Cole Page Miller Bill Buckner and Johnny Cox will play, with Mickey Gregor and Mickey Akers at forward and center.
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Yas
Charleston Red Alumm
Ieee
Frank Polk
Reds
Woody Clendenin
Lynn Patrick
Wilson Cole
Page Miller
Bill Buckner
Johnny Cox
Mickey Gregor
Mickey Akers
Ciendesin
Shotgun Wounds Fatal To Young Wife at Clay
Mrs Helen Grace King aged 19 died Saturday night at Clay from shotgun wounds ruled self inflicted by Trooper Whitman. She was at Carl Burgess home with husband Raymond King when the shooting occurred after a family quarrel. Survived by husband, parents Frank and Lucinda White, three sisters Mildred Sybil Lois, three brothers Paul Basil Early, and grandparents Early Bragg and Mrs. Lucinda White. Funeral at Ivydale home of grandparents tomorrow 10:30 a.m. Hackney to officiate. burial at Bragg cemetery Otter Lick, Hardman mortuary in Clay directing.
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Helen Grace King
Clay
Siate
J. Whitmen
King
Carl Burgess
Whitman
Raymond King
Frank White
Glen
Mildred White
Charleston
Sybil
Lois
Paul
Basil
Early
Early Bragg
Ivydale
Lucinda White
Wallback
W. D
Hackney
Hardman
Hardman Mortuary
Bragg Cemetery
Otter Lick
Shirley E Blake 56 Former Resident Dies
Shirley Edward Blake 56 a former Charleston resident died suddenly Saturday at his Rockford NL home of a heart attack. He was son of the late Daniel Edward and Farley Blake and grandson of Capt and Mrs Snelling C Farley Kanawha county pioneers. Surviving wife Maisel Barry Blake, one sister Mrs Edwin G Fieger Fort Thomas KY, one half-brother W C Fisher Newport KY. Body arrives Charleston 10:45 p m today and removed to Simpson mortuary chapel with service at 1 3 p m tomorrow Alfred F Bennett pastor of St Mark Methodist will officiate at Spring Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Edward Blake
Charleston
Rockford
Danel Edward
Fr Farley Blake
Snelling C. Farley
Kanawha County
Barry Blake
Edwin G. Fieger
Fort Thomas
W. C. Fisher
Newport
Simpson Mortuary Chapel
Alfred F. Bennett
St. Mark Methonea Enroyment
Spring Hill Cemetery
New Strike Wave Delayed Wage Talks Says SNICB
SNICB notes a new round of wage discussions has been slowed by pending outcomes of the strike. Analysts cite rising living costs and potential contract clauses as factors. The report suggests executives foresee price pressures and resistance from buyers could push firms to edge toward higher prices or risk losing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNICB
L. Lewis
Tole
Thelin
Radio Brea
Tel 5Hesensurvey
Lvention Bureau
Zisk
Traffic crash figures by category from the incident
The report lists 136 pedestrians 112 passengers 109 drivers among vehicle involved and five youths riding bicycles in the same event, detailing the breakdown by role.
Four-H Ham and Bacon Show to Resume in 1947
Morgantown reports West Virginia State Four-H Ham and Bacon show and sale will restart in early 1947 after wartime suspension by the government. Benjamin F. Creed of West Virginia University announced the exhibit and sale set for March in Clarksburg. Officials urged early preparation amid bacon quality concerns and shortages affecting curing processes. The last auction occurred in 1941.
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Morgantown
West ‘Virginia
Benjamin F. “Creed
West Virginia University
Pat
Stab Witting in Lee Street Altercation Leaves Man Injured
Luther Malting, 38, of 1207 Lee St, suffered a chest stab wound in a co altercation yesterday and was taken to Charleston General for treatment. Authorities arrested a female companion and two men, charging felonious assault, with a preliminary hearing set before Magistrate Chas P. for today at 2.
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Lee St. Mam
Luther Malting
Lee “St
Charleston General Ag
Stiendante
Chas P. Voury
Martin
Abe
Jewish Agency Elects Ben-Gurion Chairman
David Ben-Gurion was reelected chairman of the Jewish Agency for Palestine. The all night session kept most of the old executive, a coalition of 19 members including Rabbi A.G.H. Silver of Cleveland, Ohio, and representatives of Zionists Orthodox and Labor Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
David Ben-Gurion
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Christman Tree Burns In Jackson Savage Home
Fire destroyed a Christmas tree and caused damage to curtains and furnishings at the home of Jackson Savage, 482 Fairview Dr., yesterday afternoon. Firemen arrived after family members fought the blaze, which caused about 100 dollars in damage.
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Christman
Jackson Savage
Fairview Dr
Est P. Mu
Pindstorm Upsets France House near Canton Ky
A early morning windstorm at Camp Campbell and surrounding Todd County ripped a frame house from its foundation three miles from Canton. All five occupants escaped unharmed as the house was blown apart and barns were destroyed. Tobacco stored in the barns scattered across the area.
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France House
Occu
Canton
Camp Campbell
Todd County
Clarence Camps
Mary Byars Camp
Clarence Camp
Towns Odd Ball News From Across The Nation
A mosaic of quirky items and local notices shows towns mired in humor and hardship. From Martinsburg to Wish, misers, misplacements, and odd laws color December's headlines. A poorhouse sale fails as residents remain too poor to purchase.
Judiciary to Use Science in Court Says U S Official
Boston December remarks by Felix Cohen associate solicitor of the interior department urging courts especially the Supreme Court to employ scientific input. He warned against sportlike advocacy in litigation and cited the need for impartial scientific guidance, noting no formal mechanism exists for courts to obtain such advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court
Congress
Felix
Cohen
Wterior Department
Legisl
Senate Atomic Energy
American Assoc
United States
Gen Clay declines ban on cigarette imports by US personnel
Berlin dispatch reports Lt. Gen. D. S. Clay refused to back a ban on private importation of American cigarettes by U. S. occupation personnel, saying he would not recommend such action unless practical and enforceable. He noted he uses cigarettes himself and cautioned against gestures for the record. The issue followed warnings that U. S. cigarettes fuel black market trading that harms the German economy, with an embargo proposal debated by a military government committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Uhus D. Clay
U. S
Germany
U.S
Clay
Cohen
Joseph T. McNurney
Garfield
Atomic Energy
War Assets Administration Sealed Bid Sale Of Goods
War Assets Administration outlines sale of 37,000,000 piece goods and 19,400,000 unzoned items acquired by government at about 7 million dollars. Bids due 9 am January 13, 1847 at Washington district office. Samples available at Richmond regional office. bid forms from regional offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAA
War Assets
Richmond
Mort Jack S. Pattit
Washington
4Th and
Jefferson Sts
Washington, D. C
East Fourth St
Kramer and Bromwich face crucial Davis Cup implications
Kramer defeats Bromwich and the Kramer Schroeder doubles triumph with Quist shifts the Australian team’s path. A Bromwich win would push the hunt for a second singles player, while a heavy Kramer win could trigger a youth movement for Australia in the cup race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Schroeder
Bromwich
Pails
Schroeder Kramer
Adrian Quist
Australia
Tenn
Bromwich Suffers A Crushing Defeat At Kramers Hand
Charleston Backed for Pro League as City Pledges Funds
Proposed league discussions continue with Watt B. Powell stating Charleston backs a 32 major league team drive led by the Reds. City to spend up to 25000 dollars on a temporary ball park until a new stadium is built. Chillicothe and Lexington show interest as well. Mayor Dawson and Beers attend, pledging readiness amid ongoing talks.
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Watt B. Powell
The
Reds
Powell
Charleston
Chillicothe, C
Ohio City
Lexington
Ray Ryan
Jsaxsing
Dawson
J. CG. A
Biddy) Beers
Tecrestion Commission
Charlesion
Recreation Commissio
Hase
Lost and Found items and notices from Charleston area
A mix of lost and found entries and small ads lists items such as a sapphire bracelet and red Pekinese dog, prescription glasses, a large envelope with sensitive papers, multiple heifers and a reward notices. Also includes small classified lines for nursing, detectives, and operators and a hotel ad in the Charleston area.
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Jost Saterdes
Rais
Hetween
Fortic
Franklin Ave
Fox
Charleston
Lillie Repity Co
Cherlestos
Quarrier American Detectives, Inc
Dhone
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James Gtars
Biwonri
Myrtle Brilchert
Alex Peed
Idya
Charis
Bacovile
Diamond
Clarksvurg
Sid Leb
Sinenville M.D
Chasieaten
Denix
Jobe
Service Rau
Tomerrow
Eumphriys Meéapodal
Churen
Roy Ng
Will
Nuria ‘Burdette
Bisconville
Femauer
Crowder
Pawson
Maines
Saaral
Sanper
Sar
Bischers Brooks
Orapa
Coattehen
Surial Wit
Wriaay
Barmatte—Service
Coctch
Item County
J. M. Johnson
Fiehel Biottuery
Wwe
Apie
Mir
Jobn Tasco
Witee Ben
Madison Hospital
Sur
Alice Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Independent Presbyterian Church of
America
Kenneth L. Dixon
Office of Price Administration
Wilson W. Wyatt
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Press Club
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Shirley E. Blake
Jewish Agency
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Asrie
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Sal Fine
Sal
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Cheboygan
Mich
Tolke
Dallas
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Mass
St Joseph
Missouri
Art League
YMCA
Decatur
Sig
Springfield
Los Angeles
Constabulary
New York Gas & Light Company
Clifford Lovejoy
Doris Happy
Asotin
Wish
Worcester
Coenes
Gen. Clay
Nation
Xas
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Bradley
Utah State
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Rochester
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Luther Fraser
Eno Ala
Kanawha
Decembes
NK Davis
Amy
M. Welch
Welch Geceouca
Nornor Davis
Cass Teren Osh
Rudy Kipling
Daar
Cal
Paul Revere
Gen.shington
Wenny
de Isan
I UL
Hornor Davis
Ted
la Chas
W. Ve
Durbar
Maysane
Wille Ray Bird
Alley
Pombrann
Kanawha Blvd
Rome
Walters
First
Bansberour's
Cunringham
Altbane
Ferien Pott
Butt Perchaser
Davia Creek
Adigeten
Aive National Company
BOF
Efige
Seer Gordons Onig
Washington St
Ben Bae
Wells Auto Store
Summers
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland, Ohio
West Virginia
State Employment Service
Kanawha Boulevard
Luralah
Heron
Phone Evil
Goody Pastry Shop
Pesbley
Clara Auto Body
Feruity Bion Analyse Peétént Capley-Baullen, Inc
Shakeaton
Spring Hill
Charleston School of Commerce
Lourg
Mclion
Haley
Rook Weplag
J.aeses
Roebuck & Oa
Beautician
Xenerel House
Sherpa
Nice
Fee Howeework
Calin Saan
ORKER
Siegel
East
Gusette
Ciarless
Saal Fami
South Charleston
Herbert J. Thoma
Ial Hospital
Abby
Tos Gazette
Walt Hasses
Keystone
Stee Ouy
Dias
STEN
Corporation
Oman
waLeg
Bartel
Mal Watiable
Linterview
Gass Stocorkis
Calese
Supervicary
Hin
Eebete God
Goa
Calacy
Eels
Gaturcay
Monsey
Wild Lunch
Mocoride Ave
Soul Beavers
East Washington
Dulk and
BB. Smith
Tnc
Janesells
Ola
Sitarak Life Ter Gree
Dies Pera
Drees Paves
Alkee Cr ‘Main
Gibveravale
Csuvaringe
Ry Neen Nee Co
Beth
Rawie Richmond
Capital City Commercial College
Capitol Sawing Machine Supply Co
Cade
Almanse
Auceig
Necoy Rou
Cnet “Arrow Rug CO
Wash
St. Pere
Red Acai
Sintl Ng Co
Ace Eistieone
Tis
Burime
Seeaie Piles
Isla Sul Eck Co. Dist
Kanawha Hardware
Bush Reiger
Bult
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