Marland Seeks Wisconsin Woodworking Industry Views
Gov. Marland departs for Wisconsin on a selling tour aimed at luring woodworking plants. He will attend luncheons at Chicago’s Sheraton Blackstone, visit Sheboygan and Appleton, and is joined by state officials and experts from Arthur D. Little Inc. Local receptions and large attendee interest accompany the trip.
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Marland
Sheraton Blackstone
Chilcago
Sheboygan
Appleton
Wisconia
Wisconsin
Carl J. Johnson
John Marra
Ember
Conservation Department
Don Hoflen
Monongatia Power Ca
Fairmont
Andrew V. Ruckman
State Industrial and Publicity Commission
Arthur D. Little Inc
Cambridge, Mass
Firma
West Virginia
Brothers Fight Breaks Up With Hospitalized Teen
A knife hammer and club clash between two Charleston brothers left one in Charleston General Hospital with a fractured jaw head wounds and bite marks on the neck. The 16 year old Glen Lorenzo Martin and his 17 year old brother fought at their Wertz Avenue home around 4 p m. The older brother fled before officers arrived. The cause of the dispute was not determined.
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Charleston
Poice
Charles Fairfax
Glen Lorenzo Martin
Wertz Ave
Cunningham
Charleston General Hospital
Fairfax
County Man Injured In Automobile Wreck
A Kanawha County man aged 21, Donald Westfall of Queen Shoals, was injured when his car left U S 119 north of Clendenin, plunged into the Big Sandy River, and sank. He was taken by Hess and Harper ambulance to Charleston General Hospital in a dazed condition with head injuries. Firemen found no bodies among possible drownings of other passengers.
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Kanawha County
U. S. 119
Clendenin
Big Sandy
Donald Westfall
Queen Shoals
Hess and Harper
Charleston General Hospital
Mrs Nellie Carr 79 Dies at Decota Home
Nellie Carr 79 of Decota died at her home after a short illness. She had lived on Cabin Creek and was a member of Eskdale Wit Zion Baptist Church. Survived by a daughter Mrs Alice Hareston Hulmes of Decota and a grandchild. Body at Johnson mortuary Marmet.
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Nellie Carr
Decota
Cabin Creek
Eskdale Wit
Zion Baptist Church
Alice Hareston Hulmes
Johnson Mortu
Marmet
Curtis Summers Dies at Home in Charleston
Curtis Summers owner of Curtis Summers Motor Co. died of a heart attack yesterday at his home on East Washington Street. A lifelong Charleston resident, he worked at chemical plants before starting his used car business. A World War II veteran and a member of the John Brawley American Legion Post, he is survived by his wife Pearl, two daughters Ruth Osborne and Dorothy Elswick, a sister Myrtle Grinstead of St. Albans, a brother Pat of Cleveland, and three grandchildren. The body is at Wilson Mortuary.
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Curtis Summer's Motor Co
Patrick St
Washington St
Charleston
John Brawley American Legion Post
Pearl
Ruth Osborne
Dorothy Elswick
Myrtle Grinstead
St. Algans
Pat
Cleveland
Wilson Mortuary
Bumpus
Joséph Chrnver
Ave
Gardner Dey ‘Gleaners
Empire Dry Cleaners
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Arenis
Estelle Bumpus
Marjotie Kidd
Wayren. Bumpus
Stewart Bumpus
Jefferson
Iowa
Margarets White
Cunningham Mortia
Daugherty
Anna
Ncines
Chanel
Charles Scragg
Looney Cemetery
Petr. Walton
Daugherty Grocery Store
Mercasybrook Rd
Heaven Track
Nelson
Leland T
B. St
Charlesto General Elial
Teamsters Union
Py. Pleasant ‘Transportation Co
Boone County
Kaamorne County
Dickinson Coal Co
Glen
Sngilliam
D. Nelson
Beckie
James Holde Belle
John B. Listle
Clu Ielnnatt
Delmer
Ton Willo
Caroness
Luther R. Jones
Madison Branéenitcher
Bele
Witcher—Service
Alex ‘McDowell Connty
Rishard Kennedy
Mulf
Payne
Charleston General Hospital
Thomas Payne Whitewood
Ben- Jah Keene
Matilda Aa
Chicago
Spencer Ae
Sparks
George Bert
Richwood
Richwood City
Wilmington
W. M. Susmers
Crarjeson
Martary
Noted Actor Hersholt Led Screen Charity and Arts Efforts
Charles Coburn remembers Jean Hersholt as a beloved Dr. Christian and a versatile actor who shaped charity work in Hollywood. Hersholt served as Academy president, founded the Motion Picture Country Day Home, and led the Danish-American Relief Society while translating Hans Christian Andersen.
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Page Lo
Hersholt
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Hershall
Dr. Christian
Mary Pickford
Copenhagen
Abie
Alan Dafoe
Dionne
Noetas
Mershall
Hersilt
Varsity of California
Saindy Wesleyan
Bowdain College
Malling Colle
Hollywood Bowl Assz
Wet weather expected across the nation with scattered showers
A low pressure system and a cold front bring occasional light rain to New England and the Pacific Northwest. Scattered showers and a few thundershowers develop from the Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley as a cold front moves east.
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New England
Plains
Mississippi
Pacific
Northwest
Clernap
Weather summary for Charleston and nearby states
Sunday forecast shows mostly cloudy and cool conditions across Charleston West Virginia and Maryland with highs around 60 and lows near 40. Ohio expects partly cloudy skies with a bit warmer temperatures while other areas note cloudiness and a chance of rain in the extreme southeast.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Obituary notices from The Gazette list multiple deaths
The Gazette obituary notices report several deaths including Mrs. Cora Blake of Olney and Bird David of Carbour, detailing service times, burial sites, and survivors such as spouses, children, and siblings. Other entries mention John Haas of Londonderry, Charles Hunter of Dorothy, Leland Nelson of Charleston, and George Sparks of Richwood, with funeral arrangements and cemeteries noted.
Williams Dies in Virginia Former Charleston Manager 67
W H Williams 67 longtime Charleston grocery executive died yesterday in Oil Springs Virginia. He led Weak Side wholesale house for about 20 years before ill health and retirement three years ago then moved to Kentucky. Survived by wife Virginia two sons James and Stanley both of Charleston five grandchildren. One son James Williams runs Davis Wholesale Co in Charleston. Body at Preston-Moreary in Paintsville Kentucky.
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Williams
Charleston Grocery Co
Oil Springs
Charleston
Weak Side
Kentucky
Virginia
J7nes
Stanley
James Williams
Davis Wholesale Co
Preston More Ary
Paintsville
Sheriff Fires Deputies Over Political Allegiances
Kanawha County Sheriff Al J. Carey dismissed deputy Everett Ross of Clendenin and his daughter Barbara from the tax office claiming they were rotalion. The pair say they were fired for backing Hubert Kelly in the Republican primary. Carey had supported Bruce Bartlett, who trails Kelly in the vote count. Two weeks earlier deputy Chilton Mager of Lower Walls was also fired and same charges were made.
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Kanawha County
al J. Carey
Carey
Everett Ross
Clendenin
Barbara
Rotalion
Ross
Hubert Kelly
Bruce Bartlett
Kelly
Chilton Mager
Lower Walls
Hager
June 2 Sets City Coldest June 2 Record
The Charleston area failed to rise above 53 degrees on June 2, the coldest June 2 maximum in city history. The 53 beats the previous 66 degree record set in 1999 by 11 degrees due to a Canada-origin cold air mass. Clouds muted the sun and delayed a Rock Lake Pool beauty contest. the forecast calls for a possible 60 degree high today.
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Charleston
Canada
Rock Lake Pool
West Virginia Bottling raises price 12 cents per case
Industry officials report a 12 cent per case price hike beginning yesterday the first since December 1950. Pepsi-Cola and other firms confirm increases amid higher costs for cans glass sugar and packaging. Drivers and inside workers gain about 10 a week under Teamsters contracts with added welfare programs and wage reopenings anticipated in eight months.
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Tage 17
West Virginia Bottling Assn
Tie
Beven- UN
West Virginia University
W.C. Wallandingham
Pepsi-Colla Bottling Feo
Pepsi-Cola
Sai
Frank Rebhan
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Fort
Han
Democrats Reach 900 Delegate Mark In National Race
In Washington on June 22 the Michigan selection pushed Democrats to about 900 pledged delegates, near two thirds of their 1,200 plus total. Adlai Stevenson leads with 1831 votes while Kefauver, Harriman and others trail. Republicans report 937 of 1,923 delegates, with a majority backing Eisenhower. Next week includes New York and South Dakota primaries.
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Washington
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefanger
Hisenthower
Lyndon Jolson
Frank Lausche
Stuart Symington
Mennen Williams
Averell Harriman
Prisana
New York
South Dakota
Stevenson
California
Kefauver
Montana
Harriman
Mileage Group To Meet Tuesday In West Virginia
A committee led by A Garnett Thompson of the West Virginia Turnpike Commission will meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday at commission headquarters in Reed. The group aims to press for federal allocation of road mileage as part of the interstate highway system, with members from Beckley Fairmont Weston Morgantown and other towns. State Road Commissioner Burl A Sawyers will assist.
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West Virginia
A. Garnett Thompson
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Commission
Reed
Thompson
George Chambers
Beckley
Robert W. Kanna
Fairmont
Andrew Edmiston
Weston
J. Dodd Martense
Cabin Creek Miner Injured in Car Crash
Joseph Paul Coley a 30 year old miner from Ronda employed by Truax-Tracr Coal Co was severely injured when the car he rode in crashed into a bridge abutment near Dawes Kanawha City. He was taken to Boiarsky Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition reports say and received treatment for a scalp wound.
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Cabin Creek
Joseph
Paul Coley
Ronda
Truax-Tracr Coal Co
Dawes
Boiarsky Memorial Hospital
Kanawha City
Coley
Kenneth Ray Horton
Miami
Tito Talks of Unity With Soviet Leaders
Tito hailed strong friendship with the Soviet Union under a new collective leadership. He expressed confidence that no future misunderstanding would arise, while greeting President Voroshilov who outlined aims to deepen cooperation and cultural ties between socialist nations.
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Titg
Soviet Union
Tita
Jovanka
Tito
Voroshilov
Yugoslavia
Train Wreck Damage Set At $390000 by Railroad
Grafton officials report total damage from the Nationel Limited wreck between here and Parkerstars. Two locomotives and rolling stock suffered extensive losses with an estimated $390000 in damage. Salvage work and repairs underway. crew losses include the engineer and fireman killed in the incident.
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Grafton
Aime
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Officials
Nationel Limited
Here
Parkerstars
Charles Be, Bertrand
Monongah Division
Bond
Demi Ze
Wreek
Marland and Lewis Hold Private Dedication Conference
In Beckley on June 2 Special, Gov Marland and UMW leader John Lewis met in private after a ceremony at a recently opened Memorial Hospital. They left without public comment, while Lewis aides suggested his support for Marland in the recent bid for the U S Senate seat.
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Beckley
Goverland
UMW
Joh L. Lewis
Marland
Lewis
Mine Union
Cyrus Ralon
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Board
Memorial Hospital
Heeft
U. S. Senate
Harley M. Kilgore
U.S
William R. Laird Ite
Senate
Service Arranged For Man Who Left 213 Descendants
Funeral arrangements are set for Maloy J. Dorsey at Spruce Grove Church Bruce. Rev. Wallace Dorsey and Lawrence Dorsey will officiate with burial in Spruce Grove Cemetery under Wallace and Wallace Mortuary Summersville. Dorsey left 219 descendants with seven daughters, three sons, a brother Silden Borsey, two half-brothers, one half-sister, about 100 grandchildren and 102 great grandchildren.
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Blake
Onley
Eoiday
Chey Baptist Church
Ellis Barker
Republic
Alva’ Bieke
Ohley
Pryor Mortuary
East Bank
Kanawha Valley Hospital
William
Lola Wails
Olney
Rive
Sam Messer
John le Master
Iskdale
Beulih Scot
Anagan
Ida Blanche
Flanagan
Edmond
Fayette Conny
Mimond
John G
Jeannette Cemet Ai Laokout
Charles Smal
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
East Ralhelle
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Chuceh Winans
Bernice Stricker
Sanderson
Veirne Peters
Parkersburg
War Yen
Cliftos
Edmend
Virg.t
Cort Jonn
Maloy J. Dorsey
Bruce
Nicholas Count
Spruce Grove Church
Wallace
Lawrence Dorsey
Spruce Grove Cemetery
Summersville
Dorsey
Eeith Nutter
Mechanicsburg
Evin Carson
Bradford
Lena O'Dell
Ina Brown
Mt. Nebo
Irene Wand
Zella Stokley
Lookout
Clara Richards
Boston
N. Y
Ray
Mit
Nebo
Clyde
Dillsburg
Glenn
Elmer
Sandusky
Ohio
Silden Borsey
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohi
Labon
Quinnwood
Kelly
Orient
Nettie Shawver
Oninwood
Greenbrier Military School Holds 14th Commencement
The 14th commencement program of Greenbrier Military School runs today in Lewisburg. Seniors hear a baccalaureate sermon at Old Stone Presbyterian Church in the morning, participate in a band concert and dress parade in the afternoon, with Baccalaureate speaker Dr. George H. Talbott of Passaic, New Jersey.
Ordered Ousted In Cattle Deal Ellis Reelected
In Huntington June 27 Jim Pillis, ousted as Cabell County Court president over cattle sale irregularities, was reelected as Cabell County Democratic Executive Committee chairman 21 to 11. Ellis, who faced Mollohan and McComas, won despite a stay of ouster pending state Supreme Court appeal. Rice elected vice chairman. Gessner and Hereford noted in leadership roles.
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Huntington
Jim Pillis
Cabell County Court
Cabell County
Democratic Executive Committee
Ellis
Robert H. Mollohan
Mollohan
Carl B. McComas
Joseph G. Gessner
State Supreme Court
John W. Hereford
Rice
Mrs Crickenberger of Lewisburg Dies of Heart Attack
Edith Sprague Crickenberger 36 a longtime Greenbrier County deputy assessor died of a heart attack at her Lewisburg home. She had recently retired and has no immediate survivors. Her husband J William Crickenberger a former deputy assessor died in 1935. Service 2 p m tomorrow at Shanklin Mortuary White Sulphur Springs with Reverend Stacy Grosseup. Burial in Rosewood Cemetery Lewisburg.
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Edith Sprague Crickenberger
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
J. Wiliam Crickenberger
Si Shanklin
White Sulphur Springs
Stacy Grosseup
Rosewood Cemetery
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