Shepilov rises fast in Soviet foreign policy leadership
AP report outlines how Dmitri Shepilov, age 30, ascends to key Soviet roles. He edits Pravda, serves as secretary in the Central Committee, chairs the Foreign Affairs Commission, and becomes Foreign Minister, central to Khrushchev Bulgarin policy shifts and Tito-Moscow diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Communist Party
Communist Party Voice
Pravda
Ita. Khrushchev
Central Committee
Khrushchev - Bulganin
Shepilov
Molotoy
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Belgrade
Tito
Moscow
Itr
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
Stalin
Jin
V. M. Molotov
Egypt
Khrushchevy
V. V. Lenin
Josef Stalin
Allies Ready To Hit Back At Red Push
General White stated allied forces are prepared to retaliate immediately if the Communists fire across the Korean truce line. He warned the U N Command is ready, and that the Eighth Army would take instant retaliatory action if needed to defend South Korea amid suspended truce inspections.
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Seoul
J. D. White
U.S
Far East
Korgan
White
South Korea
Alliet
U. N
NAACP says it did not organize Montgomery protest
NAACP officials deny organizing the Montgomery bus protest while acknowledging attendance by members nationwide. They dispute hiring Mrs. Lucy Foster to enroll at the University of Alabama and say they have received no notice of the injunction action. Patterson notes the injunction could stay in force indefinitely unless the NAACP requests dissolution. a 20 day window exists for a formal answer before a permanent injunction could be sought. The filing followed Rosa Parks’s arrest and a related bus boycott. controversy swirls around involvement and funding claims linked to the CPC and potential recruitment of students and staff to challenge segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
NAACP
Authorine Lucy Foster
University of Alabama
Wilkins
Spre Oe
Patterson
Weather Summary Across States Saturday
Reported Saturday forecasts show considerable cloudiness and cool conditions in West Virginia and Maryland with a chance of showers on the eastern shore. Virginia and Ohio expected partly cloudy and cool with some showers near the coast, while Tennessee and Kentucky forecast fair to mostly fair with warmer afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Ohito
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Kentucky
Obituary notices from Summers and Kanawha counties
Obituaries list multiple local deaths from Charleston to Union, with services planned at New Hope Church in Marie and various funerals in Buffalo, Hewett, and Huntington area churches. Names include Joby James Baxer, Athol Leo Ball, George Banks, Kenneth Lee Davis Jr, Vonna Daugherty, Bertie Whittington, Adolphus Lee, Recie Miller, Myrile Shears, Benjamin Turner, and Robert Whitten. Surviving relatives, birthplaces, and burial details are noted for each. Funeral homes and service times are given, with locations across Summers, Kanawha, and surrounding counties.
Former City Woman Killed in North Carolina
Claudia Rogerss Ailstock twenty of Greensboro formerly of Charleston died Thursday at Marion North Carolina after being hit by a tar Details of the accident were not available yesterday Mrs Ailstock wife of Hobart Ailstock in the Navy Survived by Beverly her two parents and two sisters Body at Caruthers mortuary Gastonia North Carolina
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Claudia Rogerss Ailstock
Greensboro
N. C
Charleston
Marion WN. C
Ailstock
Hobart Ailstock
Beverly
Caruthers Mortuary
Gastonia
N.C
Okey S Summers Dies Ex-State Banking Official
Okey S Summers 58 a native of Roane County and former Charleston resident died yesterday at Memorial Hospital Wilmington Delaware after two years of illness. He was a former West Virginia Banking Commissioner assistant and later a credit manager, cashier and DuPont planner. Burial at Clendenin Kooniz Cemetery with services at St Johns Episcopal Church. Surviving wife Elizabeth Summers son David Summers in Germany six brothers and two sisters. Donations to cancer fund requested.
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Okey S. Summers
Roane Cony
Sharleston
Yeskday
Hospital
Wilmington
Del
West Virginia Banking
du Pont
Polychemicals Department
Barlow - Bonsall
St. John's Episcopal Church
Louis A. Haskell
Clendenin- Kooniz
Clendenin
Roane County
KasaWwha Valley Bank
Empire National Bank
Clarksburg
U. S
Geneva Steel
Provo
Utah
U. S. Steel
DuPont Co
Charleston
Germany
de. R. R. Summers
F. A. Summers
W. M
Summers
Pant O
Parkeysby
George C
Washington, D.C
Tawney
C. R. McCrary
Navy to Junk 107 Vessels Including Enterprise
The Navy outlined plans in Congress to junk or sink 107 ships including three battleships and the carrier Enterprise. Undersecretary Gates compared the disposal to canceling a long held life insurance policy, noting costs of 63.51 tons and postwar mothball status. Since WWII, the service has sold or scrapped much tonnage, while the new list recalls ships like California Mississippi and Tennessee once part of the Leyte Gulf battle line.
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Washington
u—The Navy
Congress
Thomas $. Gates
California
Mississippi
Tennessee
Enterprise
Leyte Gulf
Auto Injuries Fatal To Grocery Official
HAGERSTOWN Md June 1 Auto injuries fatalities reported in a West Virginia crash claim the life of Arthur W Sheets 50 a district supervisor for A and P Food Stores serving Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania He was injured last Tuesday in Berkeley County W Va when his car ran down a bank and overturned several times in the wreckage.
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Hagerstown
Arthur W. Sheets
West Virginia
Washington County Hospital
Sheets
A & P Food
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Berkeley County
W. Va
Fire destroys warehouse near Blackton paving on Third Avenue
Fire swept a warehouse near Blackton Paving on Third Avenue. Strong winds spread flames from a gasoline-filled room used for storage of parts. Spectators and police blocked, a wall collapsed within seconds, and firemen battled the blaze with ladders and hoses as flames threatened nearby buildings. A truck or cargo area suffered melted fittings and running resin, with authorities noting the fire started in a storage room before spreading.
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Ware
Childep
Lie Suler
Blaine Wilding
Lite
Paulice
Blackton
Third Avenue
Vt St Lhe
Huntinety Unis Chen
Trys Ko Osules
Britain Softens UN Middle East Peace Resolution
Britain modifies its Middle East peace resolution in the United Nations Security Council to address objections from Russia Iran and Arab states. Arabs oppose the changes and vow continued opposition while Russia and Iran argue the measure does not go far enough. The debate Intensified as Syria Jordan Egypt and Lebanon backed the revised text and the council adjourned to Monday. Sir Pierson Dixon announced clarifications with support from James Wadsworth and Herve Alphand.
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United Nations
N. Y
Britain
Middle East
Russia
Iran
Security Council
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjold
Trax
China
Sir Pierson Dixon
U. S
James 4. Wadsworth
Herve Alphand
France
Red China Threatens Retaliation Over Korea Conference
Hong Kong reports Red China in a broadcast warning the United Nations must bear responsibility for the consequences after U.N. nations rejected Beijing's proposal for a conference to reunite Korea. U.S. General White warned Allied forces could retaliate immediately if the Communists fire across the armistice line.
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Hong Kong
Red China
United Nations
U.N
Korea
United States
Britain
France
China
North Korea
Epartation Armistice Supervisory Commission
South Korea
Reds
I. D. White
U.S. Army Far East
White
Seoul
Foreign Ministry
Peiping Radio
Price War Persists Among Dealers and Silk Sign Disputes
The committee led by Jesse Barker surveyed gasoline price practices as of Oct 1, 1934 and noted that discounts must be extended uniformly if offered to all dealers in the zone. It found that many silk dealers displaying price signs want them removed and only about 40 percent of dealers currently display them. Additional election of association officers included J B Buck Thacker as vice president and Aaron Cohen as secretary.
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Jesse Barker
Barker
J. B
Buck) Thacker
Aaron
Mike Cohen
T. 4
Tommy
William Ashley
Eisenhower Aides Warn of Rough Dirty Campaign Ahead
Washington dispatch reports June 1 that President Eisenhower’s spokesman forecasts a rough dirty campaign by Democrats as their best chance to defeat the Republican administration. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty says the race will be dirty and tough, echoed by Vice President Nixon and campaign volunteers who cite overall Democratic and independent opposition. The CIS note a surge of volunteers and expectations of aggressive tactics as the election year heats up.
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Washington
Eisenhower
He Vymither
White House
James C. Hagerty
National Citizens For Eisenhwwer
Hagerty
Nixes
Eigenhower
Bay
Nepolis
Senhower
Nixon
Democratie
Stirmy
Obituary fragment roundtable with multiple names
Obituary notices list numerous individuals with ages and service details including George Clark Stephen Drake John Wesley Drake Eva Cavemoor Daisy Snyder Nina Walden and others. Services, burial sites and cemeteries are noted across Oak Hill Rock Branch Meadow Bridge Chelyan and nearby communities with various funeral homes and chapels.
New era in union service marks hospital dedication
John L returns to state for hospitals dedication as the United Mine Workers fund unveils a 26 million dollar integrated hospital system across West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia. Beckley hospital opens last January as the largest with 3.3 million cost and the chain includes Man Williamson Pikeville McDowell Hazard Harlan Whitesburg Wise and Wise Va. Nurses training and large public attendance mark the ceremony planned with leaders from the fund and medical associations attending.
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Beckley Hospital
Man
Williamson
Pikeville
McDowell
Hazard
Harlan and Whitesburg
Wise
Theen
Lagan County
Pikevile
ccDowell
Kentucky
W. Va
Ue Man
West Virginia
Barvlan
Whitesburg
Middlespors
Mill Operator Dies Helping Lads With Homemade Raft
An eight year Dunbar lumber man Everette E Cranny Fisher died of a heart attack while aiding boys to pull a homemade raft to shore near his sawmill on the Kanawha River. Fisher, a longtime Kanawha County resident, operated the Dunbar mill since 1912 after earlier work as an organ salesman and instructor. He was a member of Emmett Chapel Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife Ella, daughter Mrs Mery Fowler, three sisters and two brothers, one grandchild and three great grandchildren. The body is at Keller Mortuary in Dunbar.
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Dunbar
Kanawha
Everette E.cranny
West Virginia Ave
Kanawha County
Emmett Chapel Methodist
Jackson County
Ella
Mery Fowler
Homer Farrett
Kanawha City
B. B. Ezell
Charleston J
Willis G. Kemper
Washington
Albert
Spring Hil
William
New Symerna Beach
Fla
Keller Mioriuary
Woll Dies, AFL-CIO Leader and Union Official
Matthew Woll, 76, longtime union official and AFL-CIO vice president, died in New York Hospital. He led the old APL as president for 36 years and, after its merger with CIO, served as vice president and executive committee member. Woll also chaired Union Labor Life Insurance for 30 years before resigning to become executive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matthew Woll
Afl-Cio
New York Hospital
APL
CIO
Woll
Union Labor Life Insurance Co
Firm
Geners
Plane Crash Continues with Army Passengers Survivors Named
Army passenger list from the McChord crash includes four survivors: Charles L. Willard 28 Texas City Tex crew chief with a broken arm Harrell 4 Lawgles 26 Oakland burns boarded at Lowry Juanita Walker of Women’s Air Force Kessler AFB Miss uninjured another injured from Ft Lewis Wash injuries extent not reported Witnesses said the plane missed two houses before hitting a hill knoll exploded tail section landed on a parked car front section burned near a house
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McChord
Charles L. Willard
Texas City
Tex
Harrell
Lawgles
Oakland
Calif
Lowry
Acmy Pyt
B. L. Hester
Gundersonville
Ala
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Juanita Walker
Women's Air Force
Kessler Air Force Base
Miss
Lowrey
William Morgan
Herbert Roddy
Miner Orville Cook Injured In Eastern Gas Mine Fall
In Wharton Boone County a 24 year old miner from Twilight was injured in a late fall at the Eastern Gas and Fuel Co mine. He was identified as Orville Cook and admitted to Memorial Hospital in good condition with back and left hand injuries. An ambulance from Hunter and Hunter in Madison transported him around 4 p.m.
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Wharton
Twilight
Boone County
Eastern Gas and Fuel Co
Memorial Hospital
Orville Cook
Hunter and Hunter Mortuary
Madison
Cook
Baby Run Over in Logan Claims Young James Jr.
The 16 month old son of Mr and Mrs James Marlin Sexton of Hutchinson was killed when an automobile driven by Virginia Lester 46 of Hutchinson backed over him. James Jr died soon after reaching a hospital. The Sextons have two other children.
Area Couple Hurt In Embankment Crash
James Miller age 20 and his wife Mary Miller 29 of RFD 2 Charleston were injured when their car left the road and struck an embankment on Elk Two Mile. Hospital attendants could not determine the full extent of injuries late last night.
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James Miller
Mary Miller
RFD 2
Charleston
Elk Two-Mile
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Jesse Jones and the rise of a Texas builder to national power
The article traces Jesse Jones from building a Southern Loan and Investment Co to a national figure. It notes his 1923 bid to host the Democratic National Convention in Houston by signing a blank check, his 1932 RFC Board appointment, and his 1933 headship of the agency. It mentions Roosevelt’s praise, his 1948 Dewey support, and later bipartisan donations in 1952.
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Page
Southern Loan and Investment Co
Jesse W. Innes & Co
Jones
Houston
San Francisco
Democratic Party
National Committee
Hoover
RFC Board
Roosevelt
Jones-Wallace
Jesse Jones
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
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Tito Fesit
Party
Toni Whitey
Council of Nationalities
Red
Bama Outlaws
Rosa Parks
CPC
Foster
Myers Tidson
Weather Bureau
J.a.wagher
United Press
Canada
Central States
Rocky Mountain
Telemap
Leia A
Weath
Nn Bureau Venars
Asheville Seigayas
Atlanta
Boston
Chicnen
Pru
New Orleans
York
Pittsburg
San Fravielca
Beale
Washingian
Baxer
Joby James
Monroe County
Marte
Summers County
Union
Monves County
Marie
New Hope
Leerres
Fritieden
New Hope Church
Dewey Nelson
G. C. Robbins
Broyles Martuare
Athol Leo
Hewett
Charleston General Hospital
Miter
Vine
Bill
David
Atin
Floyd
Curtis
M-Set
Ideal Au Ph. Brace
W. C
Marylene Hager
Rantare
Madine Brags
EB. A
Servier
Spencer Chanel Churen
Charles Cooper
Hager Cemetery
Hanter and Hunter Mortuary
Banks
George
Baptist Church
Lepanty
Harden
Hardens
Elmar Stevens
Sasinit
Winifrede
Pryor
Ea Bank
Daugherty
RFD
Perandehildren
Cunningham, Morwart
Errett
Bertie Wiittington
Buffalo
Putnam County
Buffalo Methodist Church
Linnceses
Samuel and
Lee
Rover
Pt. Pleasant
Grece Walters
Wilsie Burch
Nitror
Alva Whittington
Wilxon Whittington
Adolshus
Suring
Meredith
James
Hunter
Netheniel Or Institute
Wirley Lee
Margretta Wanzer
Whington
Sara Jones
New York City
Minnie Long
Campbell
Ohio
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Ah Harden
Luars
Cumringham
Warren
Cunningham
Miller
Sissonville
Shears
Myrile
Jase Lovejoy
Simberly
Church of God
Fayette Cotmsy
Dillard Marlin
George Hartwell
Raymond Taylor
Muntcomery Memorial Park
London
Kimberly
Ernest L. Shears
Claier
Whitten
Robert
Baske County
Air Force
Savy
Sues
Leuvava Shelten
Rabinas
Robert Jr
Cecil Whitten
Baltimore
Les Af Peytyna
Qsie
Jackie
Intwarrow
Huntinston Shurch
Civendish
Tuntington
N. Carolina
Mrs. Hobart Ailstack
Clark
Thomas Mortuary Chapel
Oak Hill
Dr. C
Don
Alghiawn Memorial
Drake
John Wesley
Fox
Charles Gillard
Meadow Bridge
Fayette County
Homer Elkins
Pax
Crickmer
Fugate
Sampson M
Bickmore
Clay County
Wilson Mortuary Chapel
Tev
Borley
Cavemoer
Eva Hager
Chelyan
Chelsan Pirt Baptist Church
Nelson
Thomas
Watkins
Woodlawn
Getlar Grove
Snyder
Daisy Lanhami
Oz Eins
Andersoh-McKin
Ley Mortuary Chapel
Elkins
James C. Fisher
Bethel Cemetery
Edward Evert
Butch Ltd
MG A. Im
Barlieth Mortiary Chapel
Wey
Lorne Ross
Sunset Memorial Park
John L
Tate
UMW
Fund
Beckley
Harlan
Lewis
Josephine Roche
Charles A. Owen
Frederick D. Mott
Chem
El‘yer Hoss
American Hospital Assn
Howard Rusk
The
Slate
Twilight Miner
Logan
Democrat
Monument CO
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