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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

26

Attack-Robbery Charge Brought By City Waitress

A city waitress faces charges after a midnight assault and rape in Kanawha area. Police say Jimmy Anderson, 32, a former Summers Street billiards worker and Capitol Street club customer, attacked her after she left a taxi, dragged her to the riverbank, and fled with $79.50. Warrants allege rape, unarmed robbery, and felonious assault. Anderson failed to appear in Municipal Court and was later linked to prior single assault charge. The victim, about 24, sustained facial injuries and possible internal injuries.

Charleston Poolrgam West Side Jimmy Anderson L. and J Lee “St Monarch Billiards Summers St Capitol St Kanawha| “Bivd Anderson V Kanawha River Massault Anderson Haynes Summers St. Pilliard Establishment

Paper Company and Union Reach Wage Agreement

The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co and United Paper Workers of America CIO announced a prospective wage increase of up to five cents an hour, contingent on Wage Stabilization Board approval. If approved fully, employees at Covington Virginia Luke Maryland and Williamsburg Pennsylvania plants receive a five cent raise. partial approval allows a 0to5 cent or percentage raise at the union’s option.

Covington West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co United Paper Workers of America CIO Covington, Luke Williamsburg WSE

City Insurance Men To Attend Conference

Three Charleston West Virginia agents from Kansas City Life Insurance Co will attend the annual President's Club meeting June 4 to 6 in Colorado Springs. The club honors top leadership among about 2400 agents. seven annual meetings mark the event with the Charleston group represented by Y Fox, J L Fox, and W L Fox Jr.

Kansas City, Mo Charleston W.va Kansas City Life Insurance Co Colorado ‘Springs Calo Charles Y. Fox Chesapeake Av W. JL. Fox W. L. Fox, Jr Washington St. ZB President's Club

Embroidered Wedding Announcement Pattern CB88 Ad

Souvenir pattern offers a framed wedding announcement with names date and place embroidered. Pattern CB88 transfers 42x15 inches. Send twenty five cents to Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept F Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY with name and address.

Charleston Gazette Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y

Legion Honors Two Students At Fayetteville High School

Two Fayetteville High School seniors received distinguished certificates from the American Legion region at the annual commencement. Carolyn Dillon and Okey Thompson were honored by DY LaFayette Post No 149 for character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Dillon co-edited the annual, led Honor Society, and plans Hollins College. Thompson played varsity sports and participated in the Varsity Club.

Thompson Hollins College Septemer

NLRB Denies Dissolution Bid Against Independent Union

Wellsburg May 31. A three member NLRB panel announced in Washington after hearings in Wellsburg that the petition to dissolve the independent union at Hammond Bag and Paper Co has been denied. The Employes Security League claimed petitioner Francis Reno Hartzell acted for United Mine Workers District 50, a contention the board found supported. The UMWA is unrecognized before the NLRB due to leaders not filing Taft Hartley non Communist oaths.

NLRB Wellsburg Cne Hammond Bag and Paper Co National Labor Relations Board Washington Emil BE. Anrick Employes Security League Francis Reno Hartzell United Mine Workers District 50 WLRB UALW

Bluefield Transfer Student Sues Pitt Official

John Lloyd Vaughan, a transfer student from Bluefield State College in West Virginia, sues Pitt Graduate School’s secretary to the dean for 30000 dollars. He seeks an injunction to allow his pursuit of a master’s degree in education despite claims of insufficient quality points and his refusal to take an entrance examination in 1945.

Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Pitt John Lloyd Vaughan Bluefield State College W. Va Tuliette King Vaughn

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