Mrs Du Brul 63 Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs Margaret Teays Du Brul 63 native of St Albans died in Cincinnati. Survived by husband Clarence J Du Brul and numerous Kanawha County cousins. Daughter of Peter and Annie Teays of St Albans related to Chilcoat Wilson families. Funeral arrangements at Barlow Mortuary with Solemn high mass at Sacred Heart Church and burial in Teays Hill Cemetery St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Teays du Brul
St. Albans
Kanawha
Teays
Cincinnati
Clarence J. du Brul
Kaniwha
du Brul
Peter and
Annie Teays
St. Albane
Chiltoa
Wilson
Barlow Mortuary
Ap. m
Hrart Catholic
Boniface Weesman
Teays Hill
Oak Ridge Woman Faces Fraud Charges
Mrs. Virginia Tulley, 27, of Oak Ridge Dr, was arrested on fraud allegations after allegedly signing another woman's name to secure a $300 loan. Constable Daoust stated Tulley denies signing and that the other party or her husband may have signed. She is to appear before Justice Loury for a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tulley
Oak Ridge Dr
Victor
Dollie) Daoust
Mira
Tulley
Front line action near Seoul as Korean War fronts heat up
United States and Allied forces report intensified shelling and probing along the front near Korangpo, 26 miles north of Seoul, with three main Communist thrusts in center and east sectors. General Ridgway, new Eighth Army commander, vows complete confidence in ultimate victory as air forces bomb Songjin and support UN ground troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korangpo
Seoul
Eighth Army
Hed
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
Shooting Star
Pyongyang
Songjin
Hungnam
Chongjin
Tien
Ridgway
U. N
Republic of Isarea
ROK
Korea
Walton H. Walker
Navy
Air Worce
Republic of Korea
Gommand Asta
38Th Parallel
United Nations Oes
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Discussion on Injury and Pain
A partial transcript reveals a speaker detailing an injury with references to amputation and reluctance to discuss details. He asks if the musse would return and notes his hands starting to hurt again, indicating ongoing physical distress and possible medical concerns.
Wage pact for rail workers faces prompt union review
Engineers say wage plan for 180,000 road service employees and 120,000 yard workers raises pay by five cents an hour retroactive October 1 and two more cents January 1, with 390,000 affected via cost of living adjustments. Conductors voice dissatisfaction while Trainmen and Firemen leaders plan meetings in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Nis
Trainmen News
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRI
Davin B. Robertson
Frostbitten GI tells of Inchon to Wonsan ordeal
A frostbitten wounded soldier recalls Korea front experiences from Inchon landings to reservoir defenses. He describes shrapnel injuries, freezing conditions, brutal combat, being left in a truck, feigning death, and a perilous rescue by Marines before hospital care.
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Page
Korea
Inchon
Hubert
Wonsan
Willing to Trade Limbs to Leave Korea
In Battle Creek Michigan December 28 Army doctors fight to save frost bound hands and feet of Pvt Hubert E Reeves who faces possible amputation after serving in Korea His mother Mrs Vanetia Reeves says he would give up his feet and hands to end his service but hopes no amputation is needed Lt Howard Hewitt of the Army Medical Corps says it may be six to eight weeks before a decision on amputation is possible and whether only some fingers or a whole hand must be removed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Battle Creek
Mich
Hubert E. Reeves
Hubert
Vanetia Reeves
Joliet
Howard Hewitt
Army Medical Corps
Luther H L Bostic dies at 70 in Ronceverte
Luther H L Bostic 70 of Fairlea died Friday in a hospital at Ronceverte. Survived by wife Cora and four daughters and a son. Daughters live in Connersville Ind Rupert and Fairlea. A sister, four brothers, one grandchild and three great grandchildren also listed. Body at Wallace and Wallace Mortuary in Lewisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
Luther
Po Bostic
Fairlea
Cora Bostic
Frank Beckner
Clyde Shanklin
Connersville
Ind
Bert Fink
Rupert
John McQuade
Fairles
Clarence Bostic
Mery Vass
GM Closes Plants Amid Material Shortages Across U S
The GM plants in Framingham Linden Southgate and others stay shut until Jan 8 due to a sudden acute shortage of materials affecting about 13 000 workers. Ford Packard and Studebaker cut production citing material shortages for military output while Layoffs are expected to multiply as auto firms shift to defense work. Over $1 billion in defense contracts have been awarded and military production should absorb jobs in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
Framingham
Mass
Atlanta
Kansas City
Kan
Linden
WN. 7
Southgate
Cal
Ford, Packard
Studebaker
Ford
Metuchen
N. J
Packard
Tudebaker
Price wage controls extended across labor aid plan
The Labor Department will establish regional labor market centers in 13 cities including New York Boston Philadelphia Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Denver San Francisco Seattle and Dallas to address manpower shortages. The Federal Reserve forecast wide shifts in money and production and urged rapid switch to defense production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Management-Labor
ESA
Management- Labor
New York
Boston
Richmond
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Dallas
Tex
Federal Reserve Board
Alice Arthur 94 Dies After Long Illness
Fayetteville widow of William A. Arthur dies at a daughter’s home in Chesapeake after a long illness. Lifelong Fayette County resident active in Cotton Hill Baptist Church. Survived by two daughters, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. body at Dodd Mortuary awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Alice Arthur
RFD 2
Chesapeake
William A. Arthur
Fayette County
J. H. Arthur
Memphis
Tenns
Government plans meat and metal controls in wartime economy
An official outlined plans to ration meat and tighten licenses for slaughterers to curb black markets seen in World War I. Price controls are expected for many foods and living essentials, with metals heavily managed to counter inflation and defend the economy. A planned steep price rollback on scrap metals targets the source of high prices, while auto price adjustments are treated as a temporary measure.
Taft Sees Continued Debate Over Army Size
Senator Taft warned of wavering public confidence in Washington and the Pentagon. He attacked stagnation and argued against a 3,500,000 man army, citing costs and potential sacrifices. He urged focus on sea and air power and warned of wartime power grabs under revived War Powers Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Pentagon
United States
Europe
Sen. Taft
Taft
Merchants Offer Continued From Page One Baby Promos
Merchants advertise a monthly floral gift Blossom Dairy provides Vita lmin D Milk every other day for six months. Pots and Teens offers 12 pairs of Step Flexie baby shoes plus a bathinette. Town Tops Taxi will bring mother and infant home from hospital. King's Restaurants offers a year of monthly dinner for mother and baby plus first birthday cake. Londeree Grocery supplies Baby Foods, Moore's Book Store carries Baby's Record Book, H Galperin Jewelry ships a Sterling Baby Cup with name, Wonder Shoes rewards a pair of slippers. The Gazette provides a $23 Savings Bond and a year of The Gazette for the mother and child column support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Restaurants
Imother
Londeree Grocery
Beechnut Baby Foods
Moore's
Baby's Reeford
H. Galperin Jewelry Co
Ling
Wonder Shoes
Gazette
The
Jared Bailey Service Is Planned Tomorrow
Jared Blackwell Bailey, 22, son of U S Rep Cleveland M Bailey, died Thursday after an emergency skull fracture operation in Charleston. A Davis Mortuary Chapel service in Clarksburg will be led by the Barnes Memorial Baptist Church pastor, with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. The body is at Bartlett Mortuary until 6 pm today.
Dulles Defends Global Unity Against Soviet Threat
Dulles warned that a sole reliance on isolated defenses invites collapse. He urged rapid buildup of Western strength, counters, and unity under the United Nations to deter Soviet aggression, citing the North Atlantic Pact and the Marshall Plan as foundations. He stressed the ultimate deterrent is capacity to counter attack rather than static lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
United Nations
Hoover
Russia
Dukes
United States
Fff
West
Marx
Conlege
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Ruhr
Europe
Middle East
Soviet Union
State Department
Asia
North Atlantic
Twoen
MacArthur
Eisenhower
North Pole
Sweden
Germany
Austria
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Arab States
Iran
Afghanistan
Pakistan
India
Burma
Indochina
Malaya
Philippines
Formosa
Japan
Korea
Alaska
Free World
Epokesmatt
U.S
Obituary notices from a broad West Virginia region
Multiple obituaries listing survivors and service details for Martha Allee and others. Names include Lawrence DeHemer, Matha Filgflen, Letha Hofman, Bessie Lewis, Elizabeh McCoy, Carl Mickey, Susan Nester, infant child of Roy Smith, and Fannie Williamson among etc. Services set at Richmond Chapel Pineknob Pine Grove Adking Cemetery with mortuary arrangements.
Study Reveals Nutrition Gaps Across Age Groups
The report shows girls aged 13 to 15 have the poorest records for energy intake, with 16 to 18-year-olds slightly better. Boys in these ages fare better, about 60 percent reach target height and weight, while only one-quarter show no skeletal deformities linked to early poor growth. Proper lifelong eating is emphasized as best insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Slife
Autoist Hits Railing Triggers Chain Reaction Crash
In Dallas on December 29 Frank X. McDonough was driving when a front car struck an overpass railing and turned sideways. Raymond Chumbley, driving behind, rear ended McDonough, followed by Stanton Warner, Charles Rhoads, and Jesse Gatbright in sequence. Two people were injured. the first driver left the scene calmly as others collided in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Frank X. McDonough
McDonough
Raymond Chumbley
Stanton W. Warner
Chambley
Charles B. Rhoads
Warner
Jesse €. Ga
Crash kills Henry H. Ball East Bank official
Henry H. Ball 59 longtime East Bank official and former police chief died in a highway crash near his home. Daughters Lula Farry 48 and Rose Frances Farry 24 were injured, with Farry driving the car. Ball’s son-in-law and other relatives survive. The crash occurred around 12 40 am on U S Route 60 near Winifrede Junction to Chelyan. Ball born May 4 1861 in Mercer County moved to Kanawha County in 1878 and was a charter East Bank council member and police chief for 13 years. Burial planned at IOOF East Bank Cemetery with Morning Star Lodge pallbearers. Body to Pryor Mortuary and church services at Hampton Baptist Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Ball
East Bank Town
Mike Farry
U. S. Rill
Winifrede Junction
iChelyan
Mr. Ball
Moy
Mercer County
Joseph Henry Ball
Elizabeth Ball
Kanawha County
East Bank
Widen
Clay County
Hampton Baptist Church
Ioof Lodge
C. Perkins
IOOF
Morning Star Lodge No. 63
Rosa Elizabeth Hopkins 79 dies in Braxton County
Mrs Rosa Elizabeth Hopkins aged 79 died at her Gem Braxton County home. She was a Gerwig family member who lived there most of her life. Survived by husband W J Hopkins two sons Paullay Hopkins of Dayton Ohio and Frederick Hopkins of Salisbury Maryland one stepson Reid Hopkins of Walkersville and a stepsister Mrs Pearl Baugheam of Baltimore Maryland. Services will be held at her residence at 10:30 a m Sunday and at German Church near Chapel at 2 p m Sunday Rev C E Ruble of Weinte will officiate Burial will be in Gerwig cemetery near the church under Bartlett mortuary of Gassewey supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Charles KE
Croster
Lve Sons
Cheries L. Hogers
Robert Crester
Citet
John Craster
James Saul Go
Lye Steiners
Lezg
East St. Lowns
Lawrence Legg
Reakdke
Chintor
Liana Fragiers Legg
Lockwood
G. W. Legg
Leander
Ruoy Bowyer
Danree
Elmer Crawford
Lucas, O
Hawkins
Mason
Victor
Richmond Chapel
Fayette Country
Richmond Gemetery
Tyree Mozivaty
Oak Hill
Deremer
Lawrence Willia
Fidler
James Adkinsville
DeHemer
Gassaway
Rosa Elizabeth Hopkins
Gem
Braxton County
iGerwig
W J. Hopkins
Paullay Hopkins
Dayton
Frederick Hopkins
Salisbury
Reid Hopkins
Walkersville
Pearl Baugheam
Baltimore
German Church
Chapel
C. E. Ruble
Weinte
Gerwig ‘Cemetery
Bartlett Mortuary of
Gassewey
Heart Attack Fatal To Rev J L Glenn
Rev John U Glenn aged 48 pastor of John Wesley Methodist Church Lewisburg died at home Tuesday from a heart attack. Survived by wife Lucy Chandler Glenn two sons John and Preston a daughter Mariam four sisters and two brothers. Service 3 p m Friday at the church officiated by Rev John Wood of Charleston. Body to West Point Mississippi for further service and burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Wallace and Wallace Mortuary handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speem
Lewisburg
John U. Glenn
John Wesley Methodist Church
Lucy Chandler Glenn
John, Sr
Preston
Mariam
John Wood
Charleston
West Point
Miss
Odd ’ Fellows Cemetery
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Seeks Balkans Peace Ties
Yugoslav foreign minister called for stronger links with Greece and Italy to foster peace in the Balkans after reporting a year of harsher relations with the country. He praised Allied-occupied Western Germany for cooperative trade expansion and expressed readiness to end the state of war with Germany and Austria. He also thanked the United States for food relief and Britain and Norway for emergency credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Yugoslavia
Germany
Austria
Bonn
Italy
Balkans
United States
Britain
Norway
Million Year Old Ice Winging to New York Dinner
Two hundred pounds of million year old cocktail ice from Menden Hall Glacier near Juneau Alaska is en route to New York City for the Explorers Club annual dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
New York City
Mendenhall Glacier
Explorers Club
Hotel Roosevelt
New York
City Man Held in Raid Breckenridge Arrest
Breckenridge resident 43 year old man was arrested last night by city police on a charge of pens gajé and possession of whis y. He was placed in Kanawha County jail pending a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace H G Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReese Breckenridge
Virginia St. E
Atty J M Ritz Dies in Bluefield
A prominent Wheeling attorney James M Ritz, 79, died in Bluefield Hospital after ill health. He lived with his sister Mrs Alva Ritz Kingdon and left a legacy in Wheeling and Moundsville firms. Survived by two brothers and one sister, funeral at Sacred Heart Church with burial Monte Vista Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
James IM. Ritz
Wheeling
Bluefield Hospital
Ritz
Alva Ritz
Kingdon
Meras
Stuart L. Ritz
Tottenville
Charles Ritz
Williamson
Secred Hearts Church
Monte Vista Cemetery
Mishap Fatal To Pax Miner
Glen H. Harless, 23, of Pax, Fayette County, died in Oak Hill hospital from injuries in a mine accident two days earlier. He was run over by a mine car in a small truck mine owned by his father Ed Harless at Clear Creek near Pax. Survivors include wife Ruby Maynor Harless and two brothers Henry and Vaughn, plus a sister Mra Leueila Pennington, all of Pax. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Long Branch Methodist Church with burial in Highlawn Memorial Park. Body to be moved from Tyree Mortuary to his parents’ home at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Glen H.harless
Pax
Fayette County
Ed Harless
Clear Creek
Ruby Maynor Harless
Henry and
Vaughn
Mra
Leueila Pennington
Long Branch Methodist Church
Earl P. King
C. G. Roark
Highlawn Memorial Park
Tyree
John W Miller Dies In Madison Hospital
John Wilson Miller 15, a lifelong farmer, died after a long illness in Madison. He lived on the Allen Miller farm outside Madison. Surviving: brothers George W. and Arthur W., sisters Mrs. Margaret Bullin, Mrs. Lucy H. Journell, and Mrs. Anna L. Vande Linde. Services at Arthur Miller's home at 2 p.m. with Rev. Everett Barker officiating. burial in Allen Miller Cemetery under Hunter and Hunter Mortuary of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Madison
the Gazette
John Wilson Miller
Allen Miller
Madison City
George W
Arthur W
Margaret Bullin
Lucy H. Journell
Anna L. Vande Linde
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Charleston Gazette
Satun Deau
Rene Te
Kanawha City Bridge
Air Force
Riley Vineyard
Park Av
Dunbar
Charleston General Hospital
J. R. Tuckwiller, Jr. and
Dent Ervin
Tuckwiller and
Ervin
Certified Public Accountants
Charleston, West Virginia
Atlas
Luther HL. Bostic
Quarrier Street
Jared Bailey
Oceanic
Martha Allee
Weil He
Cofay
Ghureh St Sharon
Mother Stout
Durlal
Sharon
Colt
Louis Chilters
Cnerepeske
Belle
Childers
Gilfilen
Mathal
Pineknot
Haleigh County
Marietta
Pineknob
Denver Dickens
Armstrong Mortuary
Whitesvile
Wanda
Kathleen
Hiela
Rome
Howard Veale
Jeve Smereeansxy
Weirton
Lawrence Veasey
Pinnesnob
Hgefman
Letha Florence
Davis Creek
Alex
Noah VanSirkle
Magon County
Willem
Cecil Lewis
Fidler and Frame Mortuary
Belt
Pine Grove Church
Pt. Plenaant
McCoy
Elizabeh
Balines
Mickey
Carl
Carl Mickey
D. C
Wile
Chapel of Bar and Harden Arera
John Essex
Spring Mill Cemetery
Joseph
Nester
Susan B
Hardman-Conrad Mortuary
Spencer
Spencer Cemetery
Sone
B. W. Hester
Homus
N. M
Orlanne Nester
Chelleston
Holly Nester
Worthington
Ralph Nester
Grace Reger
Gertrude Harper
Rulah Anderson
Ethel Reynolds
Opa] Kerby
Ole Tenner
Gratton
Birsebeces Goff
Henry H. Bulk
J. L. Glenn
Elmer's
Angortrs
Angestem
El’s
Deleware
Oreonbriee Farm
Tee Meg
Wiles High Lite
Comeda Dry Ale
Berden’s Dairy
Atty. J. M. Ritz
Capitol Street
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