West Virginia Talent Spreads Across Out-of-State Teams
Hampshire Review writer Brad Ansel highlights 1952 college football figures from West Virginia who play or coached outside the state. The piece names players from WVU and others now with Ohio State, Michigan, Pitt, Notre Dame, VPI, and more, noting West Virginia's long role as a talent hot bed and urging attention to keeping players home. It also covers pro-stars from WVU alumni and a reader proposal for Watt Powell Park signage and a new scoreboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Ansel
Rud Ansel
Hampshire Review
Romney
West Virginia
West Virginia University
College State
Nester
Maryland
Dean Dugger
Ohio State
Don Dugger
Michigan
Jack Kibler
Nick Rahal
Syracuse
Nutter
Lusk
William and Mary
Ari
Pappie) Lewis
Brad
Bill Karr
Chicago Bears
Dick Dolly
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jog Studahar
Frank Kimble
al Biasi
Mike Gussie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dave Stephenson
Green Bay Packers
Rex Bumgardner
Cleveland Browns
Tom Keane
Dallas Texans
Harry Clark
Charley Seabright
Frank Reno
Browns
John Lookabaugh
Redskins
Dick Huffman
Rams
Bob Gain
Ace Fedorovich
Bears
Piggy Barnes
Eagles
Joe Moss
Hanly
John Hanly
Watt Powell
Charleston Senators
American Association
John
George Guthrie
Stadium Committee
George
State Sports Stars to Be Honored at Dinner Tonight
Donnie Griffith of Stonewall Jackson High in Charleston named outstanding state schoolboy football player. Herb Roger of Logan to receive North-South award. dinner will honor coaches and players with WVU and sponsors recognizing 1952 state champions and notable coaches. Neale and Pie Traynor noted as speakers. event directed by Knight and local editors.
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Donnie Griffith
Stonewill Jackson High
Charleston
Herb Roger
Logan
Frank A. Knight
Gazette
Roy M. Hawley
WVU
Fairmont State College
Grafton
Menongeh High Seve
Jerome van Meter
Beckley
John Robison
Newell
Joe Butta
East Bank
Victor Peelish
Ross Irie
Dallas
Tennessee
Neyland
Dells
Price
Robinson
Mickey Furfari
Morgantown Dominion Mews
Bill Evans
Fairmont Times
Greasy Neale
Parkersbueg
West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
Neale
Philadelphia Eagles
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh
Lions Seek Morale Boost In HVC Tilt
Lions await a pivotal HVC clash against Clendenin and East Bank after a jittery buildup. Tickets are on sale at Cooper's Drug, Sport Mart, and South Charleston High School with adult pricing at 75 cents and student tickets at 20 cents. The Morris Harvey gym showdown shapes a 0-0 conference picture as DuPont meets East Bank and Sissonville notes a narrow loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Jamison
Marshall
Huntington
Cooper’s Drug Store
South Charleston
Sport Mart
Charleston
South Charleston High School
Morris Harvey
HVC
Clendenin
East Bank
Faul Workman
Cardinals
Fearmm Clendenin
Sissonville
DuPont
Panthers
KVC
Dick Sweeney
DuPunters
Dunbsar
Bulldogs
East Bank Pioneer
Roy Williams
Pioneers
John Plybon
Fud Hutson
Stonewall Jackson Generals
Elkview
S. J
Jerry Hartman
Elkviewriumph
U S Propaganda Program Reported From Korea to Russia
Brig. Gen. Robert A. McChire disclosed U.S. psychological warfare uses include bootleg American literature in the Soviet Union via black market routes and extensive leaflet drops in Korea. He noted two and a half billion pieces distributed to North Korea and China, with leaflets and radios deployed to erode enemy morale, while American troops reportedly prize enemy leaflets as souvenirs.
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Washington
INS
U. S.S
Russia
Robert A. McChire
Soviet Union
Korea
McClure
U. S. News and World Report
United Nations
North
South Korea
McCure
U. N
North Korea
Navy Identifies Victims of East Coast Crash
The Navy named ten service members killed when a patrol bomber crashed off Korea’s coast last Friday and identified four injured sailors. The dead include Ut. William Dale Anderson of Lincoln Nebraska and Ens. Wayne Bancroft of Chicago, with other listed victims from Texas California Massachusetts and Virginia. Injured: Ens. Donald McKinney of Eugene Oregon and others.
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Washington
Navy
Korea
William Dale Anderson
Torval Homer Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Ens
Wayne Eugene Bancroft
George L. Bancroft
Chicago
Ernest Newton Franklin
A. N. Franklin
Hagerman
N. M
John ‘Alvin James
J. F. James
Dumas
Texas
Rufus Lloyd Mounce
Peter Paul Mounce
Summerfield
Robert Lee Newmen
Maz Stanbaugh
Carliff-by-the- Sea
Calif
Hubert Lee Newman
Springville
Iowa
George Edward Haigh
G. E B. Haigh
Lexington
Mass
Frederick Charles Lynch
Irving Frederick Lynch
Fowler
Clinton Bernard Macklin
Margarette Macklin
Petersburg
William D. Wynn
Samuel D. Wynn
Lawndale
Donald Eugene McKkinney
Iona McKinney
Eugene
Ore
Robert W. Stapleton
Zion W. Stapleton
Ashland
Max Earl Studer
Carl D. Studer
Beliot
Kansas
Joseph Smith
Fresna
Cailf
Three Nabbed in Theft Of Copper Wire
Montgomery December 29 Special three men jailed in Fayette County for stealing about 1 1/2 tons of copper wire from Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Coal Division Elk Ridge worth around 1000 They are James Junior Null 21 Powellton Russell Eugene Nygil 28 and James Lemuel Bryant 22 Edmond now held on 1000 bond each pending charges on another 1000 pounds stolen from Maryland New River Coal Co at Winona Callaghan said the trio sold the wire for 379 10 to Jimmy Falbo Wrecking and dunk Yard at Hugheston Null was arrested last night by W K Kountz Bryant by Callaghan and James Null by Callaghan Saturday night.
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Montgomery
Hel Teday
Fayette County
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Elk Ridge
W. R. Callaghan
James
Junior Null
Powellton
Russell Eugene Nygil
J Lemuel Bryant
Edmond
Justice of the
Hugheston
Callaghan
la _ Russell Null
W. K. Kountz
Bryant
G. H. Ossorne
James Null
Iris Temple No 40 meets for initiation and Moose Lodge event
A called Iris Temple No 40 Pythian Sisters meeting is set for 7 20 p m at Spring Hill Lodge Hall. Eleven new members will be initiated into Moose Lodge 1444 at 9 p m at the Moose Home on Capitol Street. A light supper will be served. Candidates report at 6 p m
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Iris Temple
Pythian Sisters
Spring Hill
Moose Lodge
At & P
Moose
Capitol St
Marriage Applications Listed for Several Couples
A mishmash of names and ages shows marriage applications filed for multiple couples. Roselle residents Albert Ford aged 33 and Mery Burkett aged 20 seek licenses, along with Tango area residents Randall Smith aged 47 and Leva Jane Willard aged 26. Other entries include Owens resident Gilliam aged 22 and Bernard Cooper aged 19, plus Ellet and Lyon residents with listed ages, reflecting a local clerk’s docket of upcoming marriages.
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Albert
State's Farm Income Falls
West Virginia farmers face lower cash from farm marketings in the first eight months, with total receipts at 110,263,000 versus 116,243,000 a year earlier. Crop receipts rose to 20,943,000 from 19,778,000 while livestock and products fell from 96,485,000 to 89,325,000. Prices were 4 percent lower, volume up 5 percent, and overall inputs up 3 percent.
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Washington
West Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Air raid warnings said suppressed in Korea report
United Nations command in Korea accuses North Korea of hindering civilian protection by blocking UN warnings. It cites broadcasts and leaflets reaching refugees 80 minutes before air strikes, despite Communist police censorship. The report notes efforts to inform public about Panmunjom deadlock and armistice aims.
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United Nations
U. N
North Korea
Korea
East Reich Reds Ousting Eisler Likely Purge in East Germany
Berlin report says Gerhart Eisler, propaganda chief of the East German state, is being ousted with his information office to be dissolved January 1 and folded into a new press office. Debates arise over successor, possibly Eisler’s deputy Albert Norden, amid criticism of Eisler’s expanding spy-like information network.
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Berlin
Hee
Gerhart Eisler
ADDN
Eisler
ADN
Albert Norden
Eister
U. S
East Germany
Taegliche Rundschag
Germany
Fisler
ADM
McCarthy Receives Six Marine Medals in Ceremony
Senator McCarthy received six medals from the U S Marine Corps for gallant and meritorious service as a Marine air combat intelligence officer in the Pacific during World War II. The awards included the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal and four additional decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps Today
Sen
McCarthy
Cal
John R. Lanigan
Fifth Reserve Marine Distri MeCal
Lanigan
United States
Wisconsin
West Virginia Winter Wheat Acreage and Rye Seeded
West Virginia seeded 73,000 acres of winter wheat in fall 1952, slightly above last year but below the 10 year average of 99,000. Soil moisture was short at seeding, planting delayed, but recent rains boost prospects with a 1953 harvest estimate of 22,000 bushels. Rye acreage reached about 6,000 acres, with roughly 2,000 acres harvested for grain annually since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Bluefield Phone Seeks Higher Rates in Nine Towns
The Public Service Commission heard Bluefield Telephone Co seek a $177,800 annual rate rise covering nine Southern West Virginia towns including Bluefield Bramwell Mateaka Princeton Davy Keystone Kimball Northfork and Welch. The company cites rising operating costs and requests separate scales for business and residential customers with monthly bumps across individual two party rural and extension lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Bluefield Telephone Co
West Virginia
PSC
Duane T. Swanson
Bluefield
Bramwell
Mateaka
Princeton
Davy
Keystone
Kim‘ball
Northfork
Welch
Telephone Company
Biuefield
Indivia
Eisenhower to Name Boston Banker Cutler
President elect Eisenhower will appoint Boston banker Robert Cutler as an administrative assistant with duties involving the National Security Council and interdepartmental liaison. Cutler, longtime Old Colony Trust Company president, will resign his posts. the post pays from 315,000 to 70,000 annually.
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New York
Eisenhower
Boston
Robert Cutler
National Security Council
Council
Cutler
Bostonian
Commodore Hotel
Old Colony Trust Company
Gabriel Hauge
Emmet Flughes
State’ Department
Stimson
Cox's Widow Enters Race For His House Seat
Mrs. Cox announced in Camilla that she will run for the Second District seat to serve the two year term after the death of Rep. E. Cox at 72. The election date set for February 4, Cox was buried in Camilla yesterday.
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Cox
Atlanta
Camilla
Nylon Stockings Legal for British Shoppers in 1953
Britain permits nylon hosiery imports under a token scheme similar to 1943, restoring consumer access for British women after World War II. The plan limits U S and Canadian firms to a fraction of prewar value, with quotas unchanged from 1952, while Billy Graham praises Chiang Kai-shek in Formosa.
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Britain
London
Formosa
Billy Graham
Lang Kai-shek
Board of Trade
Seid Ward
Free China
Korea
United States
Chiang Kai-l
Graham
Tait
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First Methodist Church
Frank W. Sewell
Frank B. Perry
Lewis
East Reich
Bluefield Phone
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Quarter
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Tilford
Xe Tilfo
Kyatae
Park & Tilford
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Park A Tilford Distillers Corp
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