Wounding Charged In Drive-In Fight
A Kanawha Boulevard drive-in incident left Robert L. Hudson with a bullet wound to the left shoulder and Arthur Lee Brown arrested on malicious wounding charges. Brown, 26, of Elkview, allegedly pistol whipped Charles Dennis and fled with a female companion before radio patrolmen recovered a .32 caliber pistol. Hudson was in good condition at St Francis Hospital. Brown’s case proceeded in Municipal Court.
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Kanawha Blvd
Arthur Lee Brown
Elkview
James Mace
Robert L. Hudson
Maccorkle
St. Francis Hospital
Sgt
Mace
Brown
Elk River Bridge
Charles Dennis
MacCorkle Av
Hudson
Arlie Robinson
William C. Roberts
Columbia Av
J. Ches Jey Williams
Civil Service Announces Tests for U S Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announced examinations for laboratory mechanic laboratory machinist chemist metallurgist physicist mathematician and engineer positions. Salaries range from 2200 to 10000 dollars annually. Full details available from Charles Young secretary of the board of examiners at the claims window in the …
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Charles Young
Board of Examiners
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Snapshot Contest Rules for Gazette Readers
The Gazette announces amateur snapshot contest rules open to most, excluding staff and related parties. Entries after Oct 1 1948 on black and white film only, no mounted prints, no retouching, no composites, and final prizes totaling $10,000 at national level.
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United States
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Gazette
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Flying Blind easy with radio compass shown here
Local Agraed Forces and city police report Flying Blind with the radio compass on display. Names include Sgt. Alvin Lixin of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Capt Harold H. Gingher Marine Reserve Unit South Charleston Lt H E Wood Naval Ordnance Plant Set Car men A Moore WAC-WAF recruiter Sgt Robert Personal Notes list several residents visiting relatives and guests at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Also notes weddings, arrivals and a stage event linking to a cross Atlantic telephony talk with participants from Bunbar Cedar Grove and Charleston.
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Alvin Lixin
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Harold H. Gingher
Marine Reserve Unit
South Charleston
H. E. Wood
Naval Ordnance Plant
Carmen A. Moore
Wac-Waf
Robert
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
D. F. Berlin
Air Force Assoc
Elmer C. Newman
Walter L. Cavender
Charleston
van G. Brown
Leslie Cullifer
Fayette County Reports 100 New Measles Cases
Fayette County reported 100 new measles cases last week raising the state total to 234 for the week. Mineral County accounted for 30 cases with 15 in other counties and twelve counties contributing 47 mumps cases, matching the prior week. A separate line notes a person described as her husband an employee of Carbide living at 419 Kenna Dr South Charleston.
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Fayette County
Health Department
Mineral County
Carbide
Kenna Dr
South Charleston
U S Blamed Over UN Paralysis as China Role Cited
Soviet press accuses the United States of paralyzing the United Nations by blocking deliberations while noting China is represented by Kuomintang agents. It adds the United States alleges Russia paralyzes the UN by not participating with Chiang Kai shek seated instead of communists.
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Moscow
New Times
Russia
United States Today
United Nations
China
United States
U.N
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Kearse Theater
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