Lt. Jemison Dies After Long Illness in Richmond
Lt. William R. Jemison, 26, former Navy Helicat pilot and Pacific veteran, died at a Richmond veterans hospital after a long illness. A Middlebourne native and West Virginia University alum, he served on the Essex and Randolph and participated in the Tokyo air raid. Survived by wife Frances Watts, a son, his mother and stepfather. Body to be returned to Charleston with funeral plans pending.
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C. W. Collins Dies After Heart Attack
Lee SL a YMCA desk clerk for two years died at noon from a heart attack at his home. He was 4 bookkeeper with Cabin Creeks Consolidated Coal Co. for 27 years. He lived in Charleston 16 years and belonged to St. Mark's Methodist Church. Survived by wife Emma Parker Collins and two sisters Mrs J T Mastin Culpepper Virginia and Mrs Roy M Jones Los Angeles. Body at Barlow Mortuary. Charles Wattz Collins of ANCA.
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Death of Aldin C. Tressel at White Sulphur Springs
Aldin C. Tressel 85, tea estate broker and former House of Delegates member, died suddenly Friday at his White Sulphur Springs home. Survived by wife Lotta M. and three daughters, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral at 11 PM tomorrow at First Presbyterian church White Sulphur Springs. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Shanklin mortuary to hold body. Pallbearers named.
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Tension in India as curfews extend and troops mobilize
Descriptions from an almost deserted military camp showing crowds forming in sections of Bombay. Police extend curfew to June 2 in six areas. Army ordered to take up positions tonight as a precaution. The Bombay Stock Exchange issues a warning to Jawaharlal Nehru about an impending economic crisis due to potential communal strife and violence.
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Workers May Continue Erase Page 1 ing industry expansion noted
The article discusses growth pressures in the Charleston area with a belief that expansion by established companies will not outpace a rapidly growing Tudor force. A new pipe by C W Christie of New York uses a heater to vaporize moisture for cleaner smoke and fewer relights.
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Obituary notices from White Sulphur Springs and nearby areas
Obituaries list multiple deaths and survivors from White Sulphur Springs and surrounding towns including Clifton Forge Virginia Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Logan. Dates and services noted with churches and cemeteries, Shanklin Mortuary handling arrangements and various family relations.
Zulus Live Friendly Life Far From Atom Bomb Winklez
Obituary notices recount Harmon W. Hinkle of Webster County dying yesterday in Clarksburg Hospital. He served with the state railroad commission and funeral plans include services at Midlin church Wheeler with burial in Wheeler Anderson Cemetery and Dodd Hart mortuary in charge. Also listed are multiple other local deaths with service details and survivors among relatives in Wheeler Buckhengen and nearby towns.
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Gay Binkle
Cells Multiply by Division and Growth
Excerpts describe cell reproduction by splitting in half with chromosomal division producing doubling generations. Also notes Alaska's geographic relation to the continental United States and historic cement sidewalk work on Summers Street. Mentions sources of platinum from Canada, Colombo, Great Britain, and Russia.
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Singapore to Get Self Government and Wider Rise
Singapore is poised for self government as a Crown Colony reform shifts power from Britain to native leaders. The port city, home to Chinese, Malays, Indians and others, anchors regional trade with rubber, tin, quinine and tropical products.
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New Empire Rank Changes Amid Colonial Reshuffle
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a historic empire ranking shift before a recreation event. Mentions Singapore as capital of a strait settlement and Malayan domain, with broader references to the Pein dia and Walaya Uniar.
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War Wounds in Crete Amid Postwar Hardship Report
Fragmented wartime shortages hit Crete as bread prices rise and olive oil dominates limited exports. Unrra aid has waned while transport strikes and price hikes strain island markets, with labor and agricultural sectors striving to recover.
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Wage talks outline coal mine labor dispute terms
Owners and Lewis discussed wage and welfare fund changes plus mine safety and supervision. Proposals included 11.35 per hour, a 70 cent rise in coal cost, welfare fund increases to 10 cents a ton with union trustees, a four member joint safety committee with two union two operators, and holiday pay disputes. Nor holidays paid, vacation pay proposed 100 dollars with pro rata, and weekend pay rules remained linked to six day work.
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Coal Strike Talks Move Toward New Wage Demands
United Mine Workers push for 30 minute paid act and extra allowances plus underground travel time. Operators counter with eight hour day and higher take home pay, while proposing a welfare fund and two trustee seats. Disagreements focus on royalties, six paid holidays, federal mine safety, and contract length from July 1 to April 1 1943.
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Union talks collapse as wage demands spark mining strike risk
ONeill cites high costs harming the industry as negotiations with Lewis break off with mutual regret. The United Mine Workers warn of a July 1 strike amid calls for a reasonable deal while a government arranged 10 day vacation under Krug-Lewis looms, with $100 pay to miners who worked for the government last year.
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Prominent Martins Ferry football star identified in arson blaze
Police link Bebee to the Martins Ferry case noting he was a former Martins Ferry High School football star. FBI typing and fingerprint records trace his background to Hartford Mason County where the family once lived and details show investigators sought relatives without success. A kerosene or gasoline spill is alleged to have fueled flames reaching about 30 feet high.
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Bill Revamps Military Structure and Succession Plans
A proposed bill aims to unify training and education policies for all military forces. It creates a 5 Munitions Board led by a president-appointed chairman at 12000 dollars, with an Undersecretary from each department, coordinating procurement and distribution. A Research and Development Board mirrors this setup to advise on scientific research. The measure also shifts presidential succession to the National Security Secretary and proposes removing the Navy Secretary from the line.
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Communist power reshapes Hungary leadership and security
The article describes Dinnyes consolidating control by placing Communist generals in the Soviet command and removing non Communist leaders from the war ministry. Bartha resisted reforms and was forced to resign under pressure, while Dinnyes’ appointment aims to secure Russian aid for modernizing Hungary despite internal opposition.
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Congress Near Deadline on Major Truman Aides Bills
Congress faces a June deadline to advance key Truman program measures. Only two of Marshall’s four urgent items may pass this session, including refugee organization participation and foreign information programs. The rent bill moves to the Senate, tax relief talks continue, and armed forces unification and succession plans loom as possible final actions.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Crash Victims Details and Forest Fire Loss Figures
Seaman to Frank Welch of Tonawanda reports a plane at 1500 to 2000 feet then nosedives as tail disintegrates into nine pieces. Forest Service notes 1845 fires causing $5,000,000 in Hidber damage and $26,726,919 in physical losses.
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