Mrs. Mary Bowling 70 Dies at Flat Top Home
Mrs. Mary Whittle Bowling aged 70 died yesterday at her son Fred’s home in Flat Top Mercer County She was a lifelong resident and a member of Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church Surviving daughters Mrs Roy Coleman Farmville Virginia and Mrs William Lilly Beckley three brothers D C Wood Roanoke P B Wood Flat Top J P Wood MacArthur a sister Mrs Lina Lilly Beckley and five grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Friday at Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church Elders J I Bowling Johnny Foley and Lowell Lilly officiating Burial in the family cemetery at Flat Top Caffee Mortuary Beckley in charge Body at son’s home Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Top
Mary Whittle Bowling
Fred
Mercer County
Flat Top Primitive
MacArthur
Lina Lilly
Beckley
Flat Top Primitive Baptist Church
J. I. Bowling
Johnny. Foley
Lowell Lilly
Caffee
W. J. Rogers
Ceehi C. Lilly
Freddie Lilly
Jarves Rose
Andrew Epling
L. B. Harvey Bagle Wilson
John McConnell
Riddlebarger Dies After Attack in Cafeteria
Kenneth William Riddlebarger, 59, of Stop 16 South Charleston, collapsed and died of a heart attack at Hale Street Waybright Cafeteria near noon. An engineer by trade, he retired eight years earlier due to health. Born in Botetourt County Virginia in 1892, he came to South Charleston in 1918 and worked at Warner Klipstein Chemical, Carbide and Carbon Chemical, then Engineers Local 132 in Charleston until 1943 when his illness emerged. Surviving are his wife Bernice and four sisters in South Charleston and Wheeling. Services will be held tomorrow at Snodgrass Mortuary Chapel. Burial in Cunningham Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth William, Riddlebarger
St.Albans Road
Waybright
Hale St
Mr. Riddlebarger
Botetourt County
South Charleston
Warner Klipstein Chemical
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Plant
Engineers Local 132
Charleston
Bernice Riddlebarger
S. EH. Welch
M. C. Welch
Harey Teaugh
Wheeling
Lillian Leichneck
Too Morrow
Snodgrass Mortuary
Wlliam Pittwater
Cunningham Memorial Park
Snodgrass Portuary
Controls Pressed as Senate Hears Critique of Profit Rules
President Rowland Jones of the American Retail Federation told the Senate Banking Committee that profit control formulas threaten free enterprise. He criticized the Johnston rule barring price increases if industry profits exceed a 95 percent baseline from 1945 to 1949. Bricker questioned legality while Rep Gossett warned against broad business licensing proposals. The hearings focus on Truman's request to extend government control powers beyond June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Jones
American Retail Federation
Senate Banking Committee
Jones
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Johnston
Senate
Texas
Reps
Gossett
Walter E. Rogers
House
Price
Michael V. DiSalle
Rep
Rogers
Bouse
DiSalle
Capitol
Steinkrans
Congress
Senate Banking Committees
Truman
Steinkraus
Gas Truck Burns at Beth and Center Streets
A gas truck fire near Omaha involved Kelley Cereal Co. workers fleeing through a window while others used stairs to reach the plant. The incident occurred shortly before 2 p.m. on Beth and Center Streets two miles from downtown Omaha. The driver was believed to be Robert Woodworth, 1927, of Omaha, employed by Transit Inc Hermas Neb. Investigators waited two hours to inspect the vehicle and confirm identities or other occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payee
Kelley Cereal Co
Fersons
Beth and
Center Streets
Omaha
Robert Woodworth
Transit, Inc
Hermas, Neb
Service Arranged For Robert B Withrow
Robert B Withrow 33 of 68521 Roosevelt Ave 5 E died Wednesday in a local hospital. Service at Morris Memorial Methodist Church at 2 p m with Rev C A Earl officiating. Burial in Cunningham Memorial Parks. Body moved from Gatens Mortuary Poca formerly. Pallbearers Noel Pauley Forrest Baker Fred Carpenter William Hudnall Joseph Winkler and David Fleming. Withrow was an electrician for Thrush Refrigeration Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barl Withrow
Roosevelt
Morris Memorial Methodist Church
A. Earl
Cunningham Memorial Parks
Gatens Mortuary
Poca
Noel Pauley
Forrest Baker
Fred Carpenter
William Hudnall
Joseph Winkler
David Fleming
Mr. Withrow
Thrush Refrigeration Co
Tled
Rites Planned Sunday For Cpl. George Fields
Ivydale mourns Corporal George D. Fields 25 killed in Korea. service set for 2 p m Sunday at family cemetery with Rev. Carl Traib, military rites by James R B Cox Post 61. Body via Clay, Hess and Harper Mortuary. survivor list includes mother Lula Fields of Dunbar, four brothers Woodrow Wharton Horner Dennis Paul, and five sisters Myrtle Richardson New Mexico Bonnie Parsons Left Hand Irene Adams Ward Garnie Emogene Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivydale
George D. Fields
Korea
Carl Traib
James RB. Cox
American Legion
Clendenin
Fields
78Th
Heavy
Clay
Hess and Harper Mortuary
Lula Fields
Dunbar
Woodrow
Wharton
Horners
Portland
Ore
Dennis
Wallback
Paul
Charleston
Myrtle Richardson
New Mexico
Bonnie Parsons
Irene Adams
Ward
Garnie
Emogene Fields
Cardinal Dougherty’s Cardinalate and Funeral Plans
The piece recalls Cardinal Dougherty reducing the College of Cardinals to fifty members and outlines his rise from Girardville Pa to become the Western Hemisphere’s oldest cardinal. It details his education, ordination in Rome, service as the first American Bishop of the Philippines, and later leadership in Manila, Juara, and Philadelphia, including war debt clearance and influenza efforts. It notes his sister Miss Rose Dougherty remains in Holmesville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Cardinals
Chancery Office
Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
Hig
Pennsylvania
Western Hemisphere
Girardville
Jesuit College of
Rome
Philippines
Manila
Vatican
Dougherty
Fot Jara
P. 1
U. S
Butiato
Prendergast
Cardinal Prince
S. S. Neu Reng
Achilles
Rose Dougherty
Holmesville
Deposed Officer Evans Denounces Yalta Policy
Former Annapolis graduate Evans, dubbed Red Dean, attacked the Yalta agreement and Roosevelt, urging Chinese Nationalist troops against Communists as MacArthur proposed. His dismissal surfaced in Senate testimony to Admiral Sherman, who affirmed not many Pacific forces share Evans views. Navy said Evans received full due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Evans
Navy
Annapolis
Service Arranged For John Mankin In Charleston
John Sidney Mankin 74 a tendered carpenter of South Charleston died in a Charleston hospital after about three weeks illness He lived at 4827 Kanawha Ave Service will be held at 2 30 p m today in Bartlett Mortuary chapel with Dr Alfred Bennett officiating Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery Pallbearers are William T Rhule Thomas M Hhule Robert M Rhule W R Roycroll and Robert Cooksey He was born May 27 in Boone County son of the late JH and Bettie P Mankin He celebrated his birthday last Sunday He was a member of the Methodist Church at Ansted and lived in the Charleston area about 40 years Surviving are two sisters Miss Margaret Mankin and Mrs Jessie mu Rkule both of Charleston and two brothers J J Rankin of South Charleston and C T Mankin of St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sidney Mankin
South Charleston
Charleston
Kanawha Av
Bartlett Mortuary Chapel
Alfred &. Bennett
St. Marks Methodist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Pallbeerers
William T Rhule
Thomas M. Hhule
Robert M
Heart Attack Victim Steele Gillilan Dies in Georgia
Steele Gillilan 54 died Tuesday in Athens Ga after a heart attack while en route to Georgia for a son in law’s graduation. He is survived by wife Edith Price Gillilan a daughter Natalie Delaney of Athens Ga two brothers Guy of Lewisburg and Henry of Huntington and five sisters Irene Miller Ruth Grubbs Gladys Sauer Margaret Freeman and Frances Carlisle. Service Sunday 2 30 p m at residence Rev Stacey Grosscup officiating burial Rosewood Cemetery Wallace and Wallace Mortuary of Lewisburg in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Steele Gillilan
Natalie Delaney
Athens
Guy
Henry
Huntington
Irene Miller
Ruth Grubbs
Gladys Sauer
Margaret Freeman
Frances Carlisle
Stacey Grosscup
Buriel
Rosewood Cemetery
Wallace and Wallace
Emma Carter Dies at Logan
Emma Carter Barnes Carter principal of Riverview School in Charleston for nine years died at her Logan home from a heart attack. Survived by her husband Dr Ed S Carter a daughter Nancy her mother Mrs Ellen C Barnes Logan and a brother Lewis Barnes Charleston. Rosary 8 p m Friday at home with service 10 a m Saturday Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church burial Spring Hill Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Spring Hill
Charleston
Reluctant Board Continues Slum Area Debate Site Criticisms
The board discussed Sha nawha Two Mile in Charleston as a housing project site. Critics argued isolation by major roads and rail, wind exposure from industry, distance to schools, rugged terrain, and potential impact on nearby recreation. Senator Kilgore urged a city growth plan with local choice for site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhaver
Washington, D. C
Harley Kilgore
D-Wv
Kilgore
Crichton
Kanawha
U. S. Rt 21
New York Central Railroad
U. S
North Charleston
Theone
Senate Postpones Draft Tests Guidance for Local Boards
Senators Johnson and another Democrat said the Draft Act extension allows boards to use or ignore the new tests as guidance. They stressed local boards are not required to defer or favor men who qualify or rank highly in class standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragas
Russell
Lync
Johnson
D-Tex
Arson Suspect to Be Arraigned After Injury
From his cab window Probe continues on the Charles store fire. Roper says efforts seek insurance coverage and has found 11,000 dollars in policies with potential for a larger amount. Schein to be arraigned on arson charge as his condition permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
Charles
Alreay
Schein
Raper
Mrs Morse Yale Dies At Home In Ashland
Mrs Morse Yale of Ashland Kentucky sister of Mrs M K Malloy died of a heart attack at 7 pm Wednesday in Ashland. Service will be tomorrow with time not set. Mrs Yale visited Charleston many times and had many friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Yale
Ashland
M. K. Malloy
Jackson St
Yale
Charleston
Weather summary from May 31 forecast across states
The report notes increasing cloudiness and warmth in several states. Charleston expects a high around 86 with low 60. Virginia sees cloudy, warm with highs near 80s. Tennessee forecast 90 to 95 with possible afternoon thundershowers. Western Pennsylvania and New York areas project warm, partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waadington
Bureau
Staton
Charleston
Nevilia
Jadonia
Ae Eee
Virginia Feiday
Boston
Chicago
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Fort Wort
Laxe Erie
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Maryland
Virginia
Louléville
Memphis
Miami
Minti
Basit
New Orleans
New York
Richmond
St. Laws
Bloodmobile to Take Area Blood Today
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Army Reserve Auditorium 1016 Lee St from 10 am to 4 pm today. Contributions of blood from the general public for Red Cross activities or Barbara Anderson will be taken. The Red Cross quota is 500 pints a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army Reserve Auditorium
Lee St
Barbara Anderson
Rankin Rite Set for Today
Mrs. Mabel Rankin age 79 of 1328 Lee Street widow of D B Preston died Thursday in a Charleston hospital after three weeks illness. Services at 7 30 p m today in Wilson Moruary chapel officiated by Rev BR Chenoweth. Body to Kingwood Preston County for 2 p m Sunday service at the Methodist Church burial in Kingwood Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Mrs Blanche Rankin Wolfe and two grandsons Harry S Wolfe and Tracy Huntington both of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rankin
Lee St
D. B. Preston
Preston County
Charleston
Wilson Morruary Chapel
BR. J. Chenoweth
Kingwood
Kingwood Cemetery
PSC Protests United Fuel Gas Co Over Gas Supply
St Albans Dunbar Nitro and South Charleston officials met with attorneys to oppose a petition by United Fuel Gas Co and its parent Columbia Gas and Electric Co. City Atty William H File said the filing seeks to discriminate against customers and questioned a gas shortage while noting shipments to out of state including Boston for higher profits. Eleven Beckley heating and appliance firms warned they would lose 363 984 in gas heating appliances if granted. Bowles urged denial and a full investigation into the two companies to ensure adequate West Virginia gas supply and curtail dangerous practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Dunbar, Nitro
South Charleston
William H. File
Beukley
Alow Amere
Amere
Boston
Beckley
United Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas and Electric Co
West Virginia
Police Officers Replaced in Charleston Detectives Unit
Fairmont officers returned after handing over evidence as Charleston police struggle to access gambling whisky and prostitution dens. Local crime operators know officers, hindering prosecutions. Rutherford is replaced by Sgt Joe Craft while Atlee Cavender moves from desk duty to patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Fairmont
Simms
Rutherford
Joe Craft
Craft
Atlee
Pete” Cavender
Rutherford Heads Continued From Page One
Rutherford, off the active list for a month due to a heart condition, has long served under Detective Capt. Dewey Williams as his second in command. He will return to duty today to aid in establishing the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LSM West
Rutherford
Dewey Williams
Obituary notices for Garnet Arthur and Mary Alice Chambers
Garnet Arthur of Beckwith Fayette County died yesterday after a 19 day illness from a heart attack. Services will be at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow at Tyree Mortuary Chapel Gat Hil with Rev Honaker officiating. burial in IOOF Cemetery Oak Hill. He was a native of Payetteville, worked for Epperly Transfer Co, and survived by wife Hazel Campbell Arthur, daughter Mrs Foggy Caldwell, two sons Gimmie and Sebile, his parents C H Arthur and wife, and sisters Mrs Clarence Gottle and Mrs Rudell Tamplin. The body will be taken to the parents home today. Mary Alice Chambers, 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Chambers Caldwell Greenbrier County, died Wednesday in Ghadeston hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Wallace and Wallace Mortuary chapel Lewisburg. Rev J A Jennings will officiate. burial in Lewisburg Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur, Garnet
Campbell Arshur
Foggy Caldwell
Fayetteville
Gimmie
Sebile
C. H. Arthur
Beckwith
Clarence Gottle
Rudell Tampplin
Red
Fayelteyilie
Mary Alice
Mars
Alice Chambers
Alex Chambers
Caldwell
Greenbrier County
Ghadeston Hospital
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
Lewisburg
J. A. Jennings
Spence
Grace Ora
Rich~wood
Richwood Hospital
Thomas Spence
Richard
Paul
Ernest. Trescott
Richwood
Carm Reese
Curtis Trescott
Kenneth
Wilmington
Simons Mortuary Chapel
L. B
Charles Town Mayor among crash victims in 1951 fatalities
A string of obituaries details injuries and deaths from a mid 20th century crash near Charles Town Jefferson County reports cite Paul Fulks and others among the deceased. Services are announced for several notable locals including Harris Neal Peterson Spence Whitlow and Grace Spence with graveside and church services listed. French Guiana note adds context on a historic prison colony.
Raymond Bragg Dies at 72 in Harrison
Raymond Bragg 72 of Harrison died at home after a brief illness. A Clay County teacher for 50 years he taught at Plum Fork Clay Flat Fork Sand Fork and served as secretary of the Buffalo District School Board. Survived by wife Belle Bragg four daughters four sons 19 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Masonic funeral with services at Valley Chapel Flat Fork and burial at Chapman Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Raymond Bragg
Clay County
Sand Fork
Buffalo District School Board
Blue Lodge
Strange Creek Lodge
AF & AM No. 120
Belle. Bragg
Blanche
Cora Mullins
Clay
Sarah
Irene Bragg
Freeman
Gwen Bragg
Valley Chapel
Flat Fork
E. H. Lafon
Chapman Cemetery
UN Troops Hold Line After Heavy Korea Front Skirmish
UN forces report continued fighting over northwest Korea with MIGs clashing B-29s and Sabres flying from 19 000 feet. Allied planes reportedly returned safely as Red artillery pounded positions near Hamhung and Yonchon. AP correspondent notes the front no longer offers easy gains amid Chinese Spring drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Far East
Red Radio
Pyongyang
U.S
Hamhing
U. N
Chorwon
Yonchon
Yunchon No-Man’s Land
Yunchon
No-Man's Land
John Randolph
French Fight at Ninhbinh as Vietminh Strikes Harvest
French forces report a major Vietminh assault on Ninhbinh, a key rice-producing area. An elite Vietminh force of about 10,000, supported by mortars and artillery, attacked three French fortifications defending the town while French troops parachuted into the area and marine units moved in by sea and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninhbinh
Marine Pfc Lonnie Jarrell to be buried in Boone County
The body of Pfc Lonnie Rey Jarrell a 26 year old Marine who fought in Seoul Korea will be returned to Whitesville for burial Service is set for 2 pm Sunday at Sycamore Chapel Colcord Burial will follow in Estep Cemetery American Legion Post No 32 Beckley to provide graveside rites Jarrell a native of Dorothy Raleigh County enlisted age 16 and was discharged a year and a half later for being too young He reenlisted in the Marines and was killed in Korea Survivors include his parents Advon and Mrs Jarrell Colcord three brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Rey Jarrell
Jarrell
Hollywood
Marine Corps
Seoul
Korea
Armstrong Mortuary
Whitesville
Boone Countain
Dorothy
Raleigh County
Boonee County
Sycamore Chapel
Advon Jarrell
Colcard
Advon, Jr
Charles I
Clyde
Harvella McVey
Dorothy J
Sylvia Sid Nina
George Jarrell
Eunice
Service Slated Sunday For James West Jr
The body of Navy enlistee James E. West Jr. will arrive at Pryor Mortuary in East Bank after a Pearl Harbor accident death on April 23. Rev. David Fatchell will conduct the Eskdale Baptist Church service on Sunday with burial in Marmet Cemetery. West, 20, son of Mrs. Marie West of Onley, served two years from 1948 to 1950 and re enlisted in 1950. Survived by two sisters Nina Connett and Nada West of Onley, a brother Jack West of Eskdale, and grandparents Frank West of Eskdale and Me and Mia Gilbert of Springill. The body will lie at the mortuary until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. West
Navy
Ohley
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Pryor
East Bank
Eskdale Baptist Church
David Fatchell
Marmet
West
Marie West
Onley
Nina Connett
Nada West
Jack West
Eskdale
Frank West
Mia
W. J. Gilbert
Springill
E. S. Brown 90 Dies in Local Hospital
Elton Shumway Brown longtime Esso sales manager and Harvard 1922 graduate dies in a Charleston hospital. Survived by wife Nina Holt Brown three sons a daughter his mother three sisters and a brother. Body at Barlow Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Shumway
Brown
Virginia Ay
S. E
Esso
Standard Oil Co
Tie
Harvard University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Acacia Lodge No
Kainawha City
Scottish Rite
Beni Kedem Shrine
Nina Holt Brown
Benjamin
Robert
Richard
Charleston
W. A. Kortman
San Bernadino
Cal
Florence Shumway Brown
Ardmere
W. W. Griffin
Castleton
Rachel L. Woodford
Ardmore
Randolph Parsons
Beverly
Barlow Mortuary
British Oil Plea Reported Lost
TEHRAN May 23 A British plea on the Anglo Iranian dispute with Iran over oil installations appears to be rejected. The Foreign Office said the International Court at The Hague could not appoint an arbitrator until it had reviewed both Britain’s complaint and Iran’s reply. Observers noted Britain’s readiness to seize Anglo Iranian installations dimmed chances for negotiated settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Foreign Office
International Court
Phe
Body of Worker Found Near Railroad Tracks
Wesley Jackson, 54, of Fayette, a railroad section crew worker, was found dead near the Chesapeake and Chino Railroad tracks at Eagle. State Trooper R. Price reported he was struck and killed by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Wesley Jackson
Fayette
Eagle
R. Price
Greece Accepts Papagos Resignation As Military Censors Halt Report
King Paul accepted Papagos resignation with regret after a report of his departure was blocked by soldiers at the Athens radio station. Prime Minister Venizelos ordered measures to prevent military censorship and further infringements of public law. Papagos, who led government forces in the civil war, warned Greece to stay vigilant and ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Papagos
Sophocles Venizelos
Greece
Paul
Peloponnesus
Confederate Vets Continue Loyal Toasts On Quiet Day
Veterans John Salling of Slant Virginia William Townsend of Olla Louisiana and William Bush of Fitzgerald Georgia spent a calm day at their hotel recalling earlier battles with Union foes. A brief social visit featured cigars and light banter, with no formal ceremonies planned for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Salling
Slant
William D. Townsend
Olla
William J. Bush
Fitzgerald
Salsing
Townsend
Bush
Canton Frances Lodge No. 18 installs Boggs as captain
F J Boras of Gassaway installed as captain of the Canton Frances Lodge No. 18 Gassaway with Lir D. R. Petry Ensign E. 4 Hall Chevalier E. K. Taylor and numerous Chevaliers receiving degrees. The ceremony was led by Brig. Gen. Morgan of Charleston along with officers from several cantons. Seventeen or more candidates wore white uniforms for the first time. The next meeting is June 8 with regular second Friday schedule and drill announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve E. Simmons
Gassaway
F. J. Boras
Canton
State Lodge
Lir
D. R. Petry
E. 4. Hall
E. K. Taylor
Norman Wilson
Ps I. Carr
Nick Young
W. L. Carr
W. B
Chevaliers Glover
Brent and Fewell
Canton Lodge No. 1
Montgomeery
Lake
Johnson
Parkersburg
Canton No. 6
Col. Burner
Maj
Hannon
Fansler
Marquis
Kyser
Cal. Oats
Rice
Sterling
Chevalier Haymes
Col. Weaver
Ernie Weaver
Weston Canton No
Friedley
Canton No
Shaver
Ash
Ensign Elliott
UMW Official Dies In Virginia Hospital
Clifton Forge Virginia May 31 Special Tom Scarless of East Rainelle West Virginia longtime field representative for the United Mine Workers died in a hospital here tonight He was a representative in the Rainelle area for the UMW regional office at Beckley The body is at Wallace and Wallace Mortuary in Hast Rainelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge
Tom Scarless
East Rainelle
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Rainelle
UMW
Beckley
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
Hast Rainelle
War clarity sought as MacArthur hearing extends
The inquiry group warned of day and night sessions to speed the 23 day hearing next week. Senator Morse questioned the threat of a wider war as Sherman cited December 1941 warnings from the Joint Chiefs to MacArthur and U N commanders to increase readiness. The discussion touched on possible armistice terms, evacuation plans, and alleged government misstatements about Korea operations and China sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Morse
Sherman
Pentagon
U. N
Joint Chiefs
MacArthur
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Tokyo
Armestice
Collins
Washington
Manchuria
Korea
Eighth Army
10Th Corps
Pusan
Hungnam
Red China
Red
China
Courtney Whitney
Dark Sea
Sparkman
D-Als
Whitney
United States
Strike Approved Continued From War National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Members of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at Whatinghole, numbering about 4400, rejected a nine cent hourly offer as inadequate. The statement used the term hedged by vacancies as unsatisfactory while the step-daughter, Mrs Charles B Law, carried for him in her purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Whatlnghole
Charles B. Law
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K. W. Riddlebarger
Robert B. Withrow
Robert Burl Withrow
Cpl
George Fields
John Mankin
Emma Carter
Logan
Acgme Telebhoso
Vauxcasy
FuRiney T
Syme
Kansas
Nebraska
Plains
Oss
PSC
Fairmenters Aid
Charles Town
Jules. Lomax Mumford
Davis Creek
Church of the Wazarene
E. G. Hissom
Dennis Wyrick
Denne James Cooper
Jesse
Bultman
Saathaecute
Enyneit
Richard H. Price
Teeman
Ie Fae
Dir
Fulks
Iarris
Lee
H. C. Head
Harria
Willem
Ernest Harris
Annis Harris
Herden and
Harden
Peterson
Nels Lewis
George Wick Willrimate
Bartlett Mortuary
Surial
South Charles
Ton
Milwaukee
Whitlow
Meadow Bridge
M. Saul
Hast Bank
W. W- Whitlow
Gertrude Fergtson
Cincinnati
Maymie Stok Jey
Lookout
Grace Heed
Covel
Homer
Springdale
Agnes Creasey
Nitro
Anna Yost
French Guiana
International Refuges Organization
James West, Jr
James E. West, Jr
Braxton County News Boges
Canton Lodge
Virginia Hospital
M’arthur Pitt
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