James E Garnes 67 Dies at Sugar Creek Residence
James E Garnes aged 67 of Sugar Creek Drive, longtime Sugar Creek route carrier for the Gazette, died at home after a long illness. Born April 4, 1881 in Allen Fork, Kanawha County, he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs John William Garnes. He is survived by a brother P B Garnes of Dunbar. The body is at Cunningham Mortuary pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E.garnes
Sugar Creek
Gazette
Allens Fork
Kanawha County
John
William Garnes
P. B. Garnes
Dunbar
Cunningham ‘Mortuary
Pvt Guy Dillon Rites Set In Hominy Falls Church
The body of Pvt. Guy Dillon, killed in Germany in March 1943 while serving with the 34th Army, has been returned to the Wallace and Wallace mortuary in East Rainelle. He is survived by his parents, five sisters, and three brothers. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hominy Falls church with Rev. Pearly Orndorff officiating, burial in the family cemetery, under Wallace and Wallace mortuary direction. The body will be taken to the family home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Dilson
Germany
Wallace
Henry
Hominy Falls
Osmond
Oscar
Pearly Orndof
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
Marcel Casto
Charleston
John
Kara
Ripley and
Nalon
Cumberland
George Waybuiant
Pairptan
Fivet Waybriant
Gay
Gertie
Xthel Casto
Liverpool
Bervice
Vail
Marefall Leathe Jase
Bre
Robert Marshall
Wiehwoot
Die Grajerdey
Richwood Hoapitet
Richwood
Midwood
Hari Wermer
Mra Wiwis
Madion
Madivon
Micholax
Theodore
Ae al Charitston
An de Rot
Boty
Datlow
Seston
Madl
Pon
Danison
Luther D. Be
Trickroeson
Byring Dr
South Charleston
Margaret Morrisoty
Therny
Tan Morrison
Avinur
Serview
Vandalia
W. A. Morrison
Baodarses Mortuary
Raglant
Mary Magland
Garter
Mra
Hattie Reith
Winston-Salem
Marden
Mardin
Herwart
Tayland
Beckley Hospital
Hexty
Mike Romage
Laylandt Todas
Chestnut Knobs Church
Fallo Lagland
Raine
Heart Attack Fatal To Frank Collins 65
Frank Collins aged 65 died yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at his sister Mrs. R W Harris residence 2506 Washington St E four days after his brother s death Charles C Collins 60 of Charleston died last Friday in a Huntington hospital He had lived in Charleston 38 years and worked as a cook in several restaurants Surviving besides his sister are four brothers FR P of Portsmouth VA H BR of Hinton W O of Sutton and C L of Homestead PA The body is at Bartlett mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
R. W. Harris
Washington St. E
Charles C. Collins
Charleston
Huntington Hospital
Collins
FR. P
Portsmouth
H. BR
Hinton
W. O
Sutton
C. L
Homestead
Bartlett Mortuary
Rites Scheduled for Pfc H C Hamrick Sunday
Funeral services for Pfc Haven C Hamrick 24 of Richwood will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at First Methodist Church Richwood with Rev In E Powers officiating Burial follows at Richwood Cemetery with Marine Corps military honors He was killed July 2 144 on Saipan while serving in the Marines Surviving are his mother two brothers Harald R and Harry S of Montgomery and a sister Mrs Hilda Fitzpatrick of Lexington Ky The body is at Simons Mortuary Richwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Haven C. Hamrick
Ida Hamrick
Saipan
Marine Corps
E. Powers
Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
Harald R
Harry S
Montgomery
Hilda Fitzpatrick
Lexington
Simons Mortuary
Reverend William Vaughan Dies in Montgomery Hospital
William Vaughan 85 a retired Baptist minister of Kimberly died last evening in a Montgomery hospital His wife Lucy and three daughters Emre Coleman Acme Orange Smith Powellton Salome Smith Kimberly survive He also leaves two sisters a step son 38 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Body at Washington and Coleman mortuary Montgomery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vaughan
Montgomery
Fey
Kimberly
Lucy Vaughan
Emre Coleman
Acme
Orange Smith
Powellton
Salome Smith
Washington and Coleman Mortuary
Chiang Sums ally on side of government in civil conflict
In a war council described as a roll call, Chiang Kai-shek and generals Hu and Yen met with Ku Chu-tung to plan a possible continuation of the civil war in China. Lu Han and T. V. Soong oversee regional holds while Nanking reports a Communist underground near the capital. Tangku and Tientsin see minor clashes as government defenses hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang
Lu Han
Yunnan
China
Burma
India
T. V. Soong
Kwangtung
Yen
Peiping
Tangku
Tientsin
Obituary notices span deaths and services in Hib and surrounding areas
Obituaries report Waller Clyde Lyord and several others dying in Hib and nearby towns. Services are set at First Baptist and Prear mortuary notices list survivors including spouses, children, and siblings. Additional items note two men held for a fight and stabbing investigation in Charleston area.
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From Charleston Area
Obituaries and notices list deaths and services in Charleston area. Included are mentions of Marcel Casto and family, George and Fivet Waybriant, Mrs Exthel Casto, Roy Pisherotti, Luther Danison, Mrs Margaret Morrisoty, and others. Graveside rites at Richwood cemetery and church services are noted, with details on survivors and burial arrangements.
Federal Aid Asked For Dying Man and Smoke Control Push
Readable obituaries and notices show Terry Mev. Man70 died at home amid funeral plans at Baptist Church with Roy B. Kessler officiating. burial at Matting cemetery. Walker Lert McOlsne70 of Walton died at home. survivors include wife and children. services at Mount Welcomes church with Rev. O L Bimmann. Other notices report Ciearesherenedt Walker and Cachelin Filsabets Sammerfirld Trice funerals. air pollution concerns cited as two industries seek more planning time for smoke and dirt controls under city ordinances and state legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Badin
Roy B. Kessler
Matting
Walker
Lert
Roane
Lodee
Walton Apsam
Mount Welcom
Atelina
Oertmuda Nonte
Sona
Clendenin
Walton
Canterbury
Jones
Mre
Delle Bennett
Ane
Edward
Penfick
Otle
Rainelle
Othal
Colles
Ole
Deuce
Watlsee
East Roe Bode
Association
Charleston
Black
Atomic power debate widens on use and private role
Business leaders pressed continued Prem Pate funding and urged early private industry participation in atomic energy. They predicted first use on ships and subs due to cost, while critics warned security risks and practicality. Officials argued secrecy costs are high and private firms already gain in uranium mining and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A Parker
Atomic Commission
Litlenthal
Atomic
Gov
Dewey
Parker
Commission
Lillenthal
Francis Knapp Dies At Red House Home
Francis Knapp, 88, a retired merchant and farmer, died yesterday at his Red House home. Born August 6, 1860 in Putnam County, he was the son of the late John Knapp and his wife. He was brother to the late C. C. Knapp, former Putnam County prosecuting attorney. Surviving are three sons A. Knapp, H. D. Knapp, Royal Knapp, and two daughters Mrs. Iza Older and Mrs. Odesan Stone, all of Red House. The body is at Raynes Mortuary in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Knapp
Red House
Putnam County
John Knapp
C. C Knapp
A. Li
H. D. Knapp
Royal Eleanor
Iza Older
Odesan Stone
Raynes Morstuary
Buffalo
Conservation Commission reshuffles improve efficiency across divisions
The article details a series of promotions and transfers within the state Conservation Commission. C C Handley continues from Fase 1 to lead in farm game management. R Wayne Bailey becomes assistant game technician, replacing Johnson. Robert F Stephens assumes roles as assistant fishery biologist and acting hatchery superintendent. B D Wills returns to education and public ity as field lecturer. EB Seaman remains chief of fish management. Paul Swasey takes trout stream management and pond conservation duties. Changes aimed at efficiency and leveraging personnel expertise, effective under merit system control. Handley previously led Virginia’s game division and coauthored wildlife work. Johnson, a West Virginia Univ graduate with a Michigan forestry degree, joined in 1946. Bailey, Concord College graduate, joined July 1945. Breiding becomes education director, succeeded by Quick, a Davis and Elkins College alumnus with prior U S Forest Service experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Handley
Handley
R. Wayne Bailey
Johnson
Robert F. Stephens
B. D. Wills
Division of
Education and
Pubicrty
EB. A. Seaman
Virginis Field
Virginia
Virginian Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
U. S. Fish and Wildlife, Service
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
West Virginia University
University of Michigan
Bailey
Concord College
West Virginia
Cornell
Breiding
Wheeling
Ohio State University
Quick
Davis and Elkins College
U. S. Forest Service
State Conservation Commission
New York Reaches Camunoes From Face Rescue by Beaudry
Lt. Emil J. Beaudry of Manchester New Hampshire led a rescue mission in Newfoundland picking up 12 castaways in 38 minutes despite jet equipment risks. Lt. Charles H. Blackwell of San Antonio rode with him. The crew lived comfort in a snowbound camp, built a three room showhouse, used portable heaters and a power generator, while U.S. planes dropped food and supplies. A polar bear neared the camp within 30 feet without harming anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camunoes
Cal
Emil J. Beaudry
Manchester
N. H
Newfoundland
Beaudry
Charles H. Blackwell
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Westover
Herman Zwinger
Oradell
N. J
Zwinger
Harmonfield
U. S
Report on artificial satellites distant near the moon and uses
Vision of a satellite at eight to nine tenths the moon distance with potential military and civilian uses. Proposes unmanned or manned satellites to aid long-range targeting, navigation, and communications, claiming U S progress and a half billion dollar investment margin in weapon development as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Forrestal
Military Establishment
Gazette to List Continued From Part 1
The Gazette lists numerous addresses across Washington Avenue SE to Dunbar and South Charleston, detailing residents and stops including Mille Anderson 3718 Staunton Ave, Dr. T. W. Wayne 3909 Noyes Ave, Rob ert D. Bliven 3900 Noyes Ave SE, Mrs. W. A. Wilcox 4415 Noyes Ave SE, and many others in Dunbar and surrounding areas. The roster spans Kanawha Turnpike, Spring Hill, Rock Lake Village, and Mountain Avenue clusters with names, avenues, and box numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Av
Mille Anderson
Staunton
T. W. Wayne
Noyes
Robert D. Bliven
Mrs
W. A. Wilcox
R. W. Hitchman
George A. Brown
George L. Grubb
Jonathan Pete
Hoy M. Wehrle
Apt
West Virginia
Dunbar
Basil Arthur
Lock & Dunbar Rd
J. M. Mondy
Lightner
Betty Robson
North Charleston
W. Harold Tate
Woodsward Dr
Charles Pugh
20Th St
Jo A. Carney
12Th St.Dunbar
Ernest FE
Juillerat, Jr
C. P. Stewart
Grosscup
John H. Wallace
7Th St. Dunbar
South Charleston
Spring Hill
Rock Lake Village
Delphia Legg
Kanawha Turnpike
Bownemont
H. M. Goff
Warren W. Mowry
Riverside Dry
G. C. Huff
Sth
W. C. Pettit
Winona St
Edward A. Schneider
Montrose Dr
Inez Kimberlake
Mountain Av
Granville
Rom Reala Av
D.C
Man Injured in Accident at C. and M. Body Works
Charles Foreman, 32, of ces denin, was injured yesterday at the C. and M. Body Works, 421 Washington St EL, where he is employed. He was taken to St Francis hospital and released after treatment for a laceration on his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foreman
Cesdenin
Anj
C. and M
Washington St EL
St Francis Hospital
Five Injured In Auto Accidents In South Charleston
Five persons were taken to hospitals yesterday for treatment of injuries from automobile accidents. Stewart Walker, 45, of 1631 Clay Ave, was hospitalized in serious condition after being struck by a car driven by George Canterbury of Elk View near the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp. plant in South Charleston. Canterbury said Walker stepped off a safety island into the path of the vehicle. Curtis Coffman, 38, of Newhouse Branch, was admitted to Charleston General with skull, pelvic, and spine injuries after his taxicab overturned on Kanawha Two-Mile. Passenger J. D. Lacy, 47, was released after minor bruises. A two-car collision at Pennsylvania and Bigley injured two people, C. A. Schoolcraft and his daughter Genevieve, both released after minor injuries. Donald Mace, 23, of Spencer, said he was turning left when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Walker
Clay Av
Thomas Memorial Hospital
Carbide’ and Carbon Chemicals Corp
South Charleston
Stewart
George Canterbury
Elkview
Thomas ‘ Memorie Hospital
Curtis Coffman
Newhouse Branch
Charleston General Hospital
Kanawha
J. D. Lacy
Washington St. W
Pennsylvania
Bigley
Ava
McMillan Hospital
C. A., Schoolcraft
Genevieve
RFD
Charleston
Donald Mace
Spencer
Mindszenty Faces Treason Charges In Hungary
A 12 page communique from the Communist led government accuses Cardinal Mindszenty of treason and of being a fanatic anti democracy supporter of the Horthy regime. Mindszenty, then bishop of Veszprem, protested Nazi sequestration of his palace and a thousand pieces of men s underwear. He is jailed in Budapest and not accessible to reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windszenty
Mindszenty
Nazia
Venztrem
Hungary
Interior Ministry
Budapest
Horthy
People and Democracy
Adm
Underwood Honeymoon Trip to New York for 3 Days
Mary Christmas continues with a three day fully paid honeymoon at Belmont Plaza hotel as Mr and Mrs Underwood depart from Kae nawha airport at 2 45 pm with sons Leonard Jr 8 and Kenneth 5 to visit grandma in Summersville before a New York itinerary including Radio City Rockefeller Center Liberty Statue and possibly a Broadway show The 31 year old foreman plans to take in everything in general on the Charleston bound return Sunday night Household and holiday shopping have been aided by new appliances and a console radio enjoyed by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Plaza
Underwoods
New York
Institute
of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Charleston
Underwood
Chinese Communists Warn Against US Invasion Plans
A Chinese circular from the central committee in North China warns the United States against invading Chinese territory. It notes Beijing’s readiness to protect Chinese nationals and interests and mentions possible measures to safeguard American activities in Shanghai if needed. The document cites U.S. Navy training aid to China and frames aid to the Kuomintang as hostile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Oscar C. Badger
Western Pacific
Shanghai
Americana
U.S Navy
Kuomintang
Chiang Kaisshek
United States
Iar
Central Committee
The
Chinese Communist Party
North
Republican Joins Centinerd From Fare 1
The proposal links Social Security benefits to earnings during working years. It allows choosing average earnings from 1937 or 1950 for higher old age benefits. It shifts years of participation to five, lowers the female retirement age to 62 while men start at 65, and caps earnings at $402 a month for retired workers.
Earthquake Jars Reno Area Traces Felt Across Sierra
A Reno earthquake disrupted Bell System lines southwest of Verdi in the Truckee canyon with underground service continuing. University experts describe a trigger along regional faults as a main shock at 5 44 a m Pacific Daylight Time and aftershocks at 4 47 a m and 1 94 a m. The quake lasted 45 minutes on the seismograph with aftershocks about two minutes each, felt from San Francisco to Fresno and Merced across the Sierra Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdi
Truckee River Canyon
Beiicults
Praf
Vincent P. Ginnelin
Seismotonist
University of Nevada
University of California Seismograph
Berkeley
Sierra
San Franscisco
Reno
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
Merced
Israel’s Comonents Prem Fag Amid Bunche Mediation
Reported that no instructions came from Washington. Amended by France and Egypt, the resolution orders both sides to cease hostilities and follow Acting Mediator Ralph J. Bunche. Israeli mobile forces are to withdraw as a no mans land buffer is recognized between the combatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comoners Prem
Washington
France
Egypt
Ralph J. Bunche
No-Man's Land
Pepperdine Upsets Green In Los Angeles Tournament
In a Los Angeles Invitational game Pepperdine defeated the Marshall College Big Green 78 to 39. Two Big Green players Gene James and Jim Bakalla were declared ineligible by the West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference just before the tip. they played anyway and were reported to have left the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Ang
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Pepperdine
Big Green
Gene
Goose) James
Jim Bakalla
West Virginia Intercollegiate
Maree Thon
Hunee
Py White
Qhanyon Gol
Pepygiding
Merabellai
Qarebali
James
Welent
Koons
He 'Ae
Miners and Mountaineers Face Virus Fears Before Bowl
El Paso reports Texas Miners and West Virginia Mountaineers dealing with player absences and illness ahead of the Sun Bowl Saturday. Fred Wendt discharged from hospital after treatment for a safe threat and ailing practice, forcing coachs to consider replacements and reduced workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Texas Miners
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Jack Curtice
Ore
Fred Wendl
Wendt Swag
Bell
Wendt
Jim Hammond
Wamen
Dudley de Groot
President’s Plane Maneuver Cites Air Traffic Patience
The report notes Col Williams stepping into the traffic pattern as commercial airliners queued to land. Several planes, exhausted from long flights and low on fuel, included a Bermuda flight. As Independence circled, visibility worsened and navigation officer First Lt Einer Z Christensen advised aG CA approach for a safe descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentidert Prem
Col. Williams
Bermuda
Willams
Einer Z. Chiristenaen
Philadelphia
GCA
Derlin
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James E. Garnes
Guy Dillon
Frank
Pfc
H. C
Hamrick
Yolly Grove
Charleston Hospital
Batty Black
Wolly Grove
Laeetry
Kennedy
East Mak
Holly Grove
Dunlap
Pri
Eaves
Amet Layton
Lennie Dunlap
Iote
Gen. Patton
Tamrice
Coubp
Caushter
Olear Milam
Grosecup
Long
Evangelical United Dreth
Ron Enitub
Alep
Lincoln Park
Mich
Oandes Tile
Quiner
Blusfield
Benion
Tyler Moussain
Bart. Vett and Weoley Mortuary
Dunder
Fom
K. J. Scott
Burtel
Hent
Dendeegillv
Claude Vernon Myers
Summer and Lee Sts
Cunningham
Milford Fannin
Rensford
Jack Fannin
H. O. Pauley
D. J. Roush
Bela
Johnson Wade
Harmon
Schmidt
Harmons
Lee Williams
Williams
Chester St
Wade
Royal Hotel
Ronteomee
Washington and Coleman Morte
Amontgomarr
Cachelin
Canine Woortuar
Ouffon Inman
Ormncery
Tuppers Plains
Aleg
McAdams
Monument CO
Alderson
Fhone
Sirius
Arcturus
Saturn
Veonus
Maryland
Czech
Israel
Mount Hope
Sam Mandich
Mount ‘Hope
Wunder’s
Y Tweedies
Cayla
Twacdie
Capitol Street
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