Health Unit Opens Sanitation School
Dr. Leon A. Dickerson director of the Kanawhe Charleston health department announced a sanitation school on proper food handling to run twice weekly starting Wednesday June 9. Classes will meet at 2 20 p m and 6 00 p m in the city corner chamber with space for about 100 attendees, initially open to restaurant managers then restaurant employees, per state health council rules.
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Leon A. Dickerson
Kanawhe-Charleston
City Corner
Tr. Dickerson
Sonkaden E. B. Carroll
State Health Department
Dickerson
Council
State
Pelitic Health Council
Mrs Stephenson Dies At Home In Clendenin
Lydia C. Stephenson, 77, widow of D Homer Stephenson long time Kanawha county official, died at her Clendenin residence after a long illness. Born in Clay she lived in Clendenin 40 years and was an active First Baptist member. Surviving include son Newton J. of Clendenin daughters Mrs K Ralph Williamson Charleston and Mrs M Campbell Clendenin nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral set for 2:30 p m tomorrow at the home with Rev C C Perkins and Rev C T Hensley officiating pallbearers named from the Men s Bible class. Body at Hess & Harper mortuary then returning to residence.
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Lydia C. Stephenson
D. Homer Stephenson
Kanawha County
Clendenin
Stephenson
Clay
First Baptist Church
Newton J
K. Ralph Williman
Charleston
M. Campbell
F. A. Mann
South Charleston
T. A. Stewart
Vero Beach
Frs
Lon Carnes
E. D. Samples
Odessa
Hess & Harper Mortuary
C. C. Perkins
C. T. Hensley
E. A. Robertson
B. R. Matheny
Virgil Givens
Walter Osborne
C. A. Settle
J. G. Bowen
Burial Rites Planned for Sgt Glenn Schoolcraft
Funeral service for Sgt. Glenn C. Schoolcraft, 36, son of Mrs. Lethe Schoolcraft of Charleston, is set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Frail cemetery on Long Ridge Roane county. He was killed July 6 1944 in Burma while with Infantry Company B 3rd Battalion. Rev E Mundy will officiate. Surviving: mother. three sisters Mrs M B Click Sis sonville Mrs B F Jarvis South Charleston Mrs D W Webster Charleston. five brothers D R Frame J D South Charleston J R Charleston A N Charleston KL Everglades City Fla. Body at Albert Myers Bon mortuary Elkview until 1 p m tomorrow.
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Long, Ridge
Roane County
Glenn €. Schoolcraft
Mra
Lethe Schoolcraft
Charleston
Batallion
Myitkyina
Burma
SE. Mundy
Schoolcraft
Zens
California
Panama
Hawai
M. B. Click
Sissonville
B. F. Jarvis
South Charleston
D. W. Webster
D. R
Frame
J. D
A. N
Everglades City
Fla
Truman Defends Democracy As Antidote To Communism
President Truman argues the Mixon Mundt bill targets political activity rather than ideas, urging democracy and social welfare as safeguards against communism. He contends illegalizing communism fails to stop an idea and touts homes, health, education, and strong rights as true bulwarks, while criticizing Congress for price and policy failures. He predicts a Democratic Congress and notes support from Democrats on this bipartisan stop in Crestline Ohio.
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Truman
Stapa
Congress Barlier
Gary
Ind
Congress
Democratic Congress
Consa
Assoc
Manufacturers
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Crestline
Lausche
Women Injured In Car Truck Crash Near Dunbar
Dunbar police said two women, Mrs. Fred Tyler and Mrs. Riley Heater of Dunbar, were slightly injured when their car collided with a truck on state Rt. 25 at 9 15 a.m. Mrs. Tyler received bruises to the chest and knee, while Mrs. Heater had a bruise on her left forearm. The truck was driven by Ralph Jones of Finney's Hollow.
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Ralph Jones
Finney's
Hollow
Eli
Delta flood crisis widens from Montana to coast
Vanport yields to floodwaters as dikes fail from Montana’s western edge to British Columbia. Army engineers call all dikes critical as up river and down river communities brace for more breaches. Evacuations, emergency funds, and aid pours in from officials and volunteers nationwide.
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Vancouver
Wash
Montana
Columbia
Canada
Roaring Fraser River
Government loses Romones crum real estate commissions case
The government contends commissions for real estate in the District of Columbia restrained trade. A schedule set broker fees at 5 percent up to 50,000 and 3 percent thereafter. After acquittal on criminal charges, the DOJ said it will pursue a civil suit seeking an injunction against alleged commission fixing.
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Romones Crum Real
Curran
District of Columbia
Washington
National Association
Justice Department
Ginny Simms to sue husband for divorce
Hollywood reporter says singer Ginny Simms will sue her husband architect Byatt Dehn for divorce over personal conflicts. She explains she has avoided contacts since last December to save the marriage but notes efforts failed and she may return to singing.
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Ginny Simms
Hollywood
Byatt Dehn
Nicolas A Barth Nick Barth Funeral Service Details
Nicholas A Barth known as Nick Barth, survived by wife Clara Muller Barth, sons Charles F. Barth of Washington DC and William G. Barth of Charleston, daughter Mrs Robert Holstand of Charleston, brothers Fred and John Barth of Charleston. Requiem high mass at Sacred Heart Church Monday 9 am officiated by Fr Cuthbert Schoenpner of St Anthony's. Interment Cunningham Memorial Park St Albans with American Legion John Brawley Post 20 in charge. Elks and Catholic War Veterans set services and Rosary.
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Nicholas A. Barth
Nick’ Barth
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cuthbert Schoenpner
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Cunningham Memorial Park
St. Albans
John Brawley
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Catholic War Veterans and Holy Name Society
Israel and Arab forces clash across multiple fronts
Arab leaders claim a continued assault against Jewish positions near Tel Aviv and Jenin with Egyptian ships attacked by Jewish air and artillery. Reports describe two planes, alleged naval skirmishes, and claims of Egyptian casualties while Isdud and Negba come under bombardment and a British camp near Jenin is captured intact. Israeli operations announce field artillery in action on all fronts amid heavy fighting.
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Tenin
Tel Aviv
Amman
Isdud
el Affale
Jenin
Ein Gev
Sea of Galilee
Negba
Sirdrome
Esdraelon
Gilboa
Saul
Jonathan
Draft bill fights race discrimination and foreign service plans
Civil rights measures would ban discrimination or segregation in armed forces assignments. Penalties up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Senator Gurney, “Mr. Draft,” opposes proposals to create a foreign service region and to leave draft calls to the President. Senator Lodge proposes 60,000 alien European enlistments abroad but denies mercenaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Sen
Gurney
Senate
Onned Services Committee
Lodge
R.-Mass
Dry Run Fire Calls Hit Four Friday Night
Charleston firemen conducted four responses with no flames after 7:30 p.m. at 1307 Beech Ave to a short circuit fire in the Nash of E. Fourche, 7:35 p.m. at 1217 Bigley Ave for a stove fire caused by melting sealing wax, 7:48 p.m. for a brush fire on Louden Heights Rd., and 7:55 p.m. a false alarm at Kynawha Blvd and Summers St.
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Charleston
E. Fourche
Joe Miller
Bigley Av
Louden Heights Rd
Kynawha Blvd
Summers St
Obituary notices from Ashford area and nearby towns
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with service details across Ashford, Forrest Memorial Presbyterian, Marmet, and surrounding communities. Names include Ferre Abshire, Virginia Datley, Kinwer Beltz, Bremts Brown, Gesagh Clark, Nous Virginia Dawson, Virgil Varley, Alma Goff, Netio Harper, Willie Bell Kelley, and Willie Bell Kelley among others. Services set at several churches with burial in local cemeteries. arrangements handled by local mortuaries. Surviving family members include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings across Virginia, West Virginia, and nearby states. Deaths result from accidents, long illnesses, and natural causes, with numerous surviving relatives listed.
Service Arranges for Pfc. Benjamin D. Ferrell
A funeral service is set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Ferrell home in Bandytown for Pfc Benjamin D. Ferrell who died July 21, 1945 in India while serving with the U S Army. Burial will be in Lewis Jarrell cemetery with VFW Post 8516 conduct military rites. Surviving are parents Mr and Mrs George F Ferrell Bandytown a brother Orvil Ferrell of Pie Ferrell Bandytown and three sisters Mrs Opal Cook Bandytown Miss Florence Ferrell Gordon and Mrs Ruby Musselman Highpoint NC.
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George F. Ferrell
Bandytown
Benjamin D. Ferrell
U. S. Army
India
Lewis Jarrell
VFW
Crook Dist
Boone County
Orvil
Pie
Ferrell Bandytown
Funeral service set for Marlon Hager at Longacre Baptist
Funeral will be held Sunday for Marlon Robert Hager 39 who died after an accident at Cannelton Coal and Coke Co mines. World War II veteran survived by wife Winifred, son Thomas Frank, mother Jennie, four sisters and two brothers. Burial at Montgomery Memorial Park with American Legion military rites. Body to be taken to residence this afternoon by B C Hooper funeral home.
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Marlon Robert Hager
Montgomery
Cannelton Coal and Coke Co
Cannelton
Longacre Baptist Church
Cecil Burke
Montgomery Memorial Park
Kanawha
American Legion
Hager
Winifred Hager
Thomas Frank
Jennie Hager
Smithers
Fannie Coleman
Mount Mope
Kate Fisher
Charleston
Audrey Mosley
Williamson
Lucille Huddleston
Powellton
John
Frank
Labor Dispute Trials Highlight Taft-Hartley Rebuke
In a case under the Taft Hartley act, Robert N. Denham of the National Labor Relations Board accused Lewis of violating bargaining requirements. JudgeGoldsborough questioned the tactics, citing quotes about power while noting Lewis offered no evidence to show the Southern association opposes an agreement. The judge warned a broader aim to destroy union influence would be harmful, even as Lewis’s legal strategy remained unproven. Funeral notices reference John J. Lewis.
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Page
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Denham
NBRB
Lewia Galisborough
Labor
Youtts
Lawia
Goldsborough
Heyes
Lord Acton
Cicero
Southern Association
Mondy
Shaffer
Willian
Ee Elizabeth Baptist Church
Bancroft
John King
John J. Lewis
SpexcER Funeral Rites Held in Spencer and Gandyville
SpexcER 24 of Blesnnville dies in Toledo after Thursday accident. Rev Pattie Moss to officiate at Advent Christian church Spencer with burial in Spencer cemetery. RICE 75 dies at daughter's home in Gandyville. Burial in Sycamore cemetery. Surviving husband Ralph Mice, son Ralph, grandson, and many relatives. Burial to be at Layne Cemetery near Hurricane.
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Spexcer
Grorre Weshisgloe—dervice
Lows
Fat Berry
Pattie Moss
Bydy Fa
Cunnladhem Mortuary
Speocw
Blesnnville
Tharadar Fm
Bpenter Hospital
House halves foreign aid plan amid cuts and disputes
The House redirected 26.7 percent of the foreign aid program from a separate Army project to the general foreign fund and did not specify allocations for Pacific occupied areas. Chairman Taber warned against funding nebulous projects, estimating total cuts near 1 billion dollars while Dirksen and Sen. Vandenberg weighed possible Senate responses and future funding prospects.
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House
Japan
Korea
Hyukyus
Pacific
Bernadotte Amid Tense Weekend Security Council Standby
The Security Council, chaired by Jung, delegates Bernadotte to halt fighting and seek a four week peace compromise after rapid talks. Arabs push for non recognition of Israel with the Arab League stance, while Israel vows the issue will not be debated in peace negotiations.
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Comune
Security _Council
Jin
Faris el Khouril
Syria
Jungis
Count Bernadotte
Security Council
Bernadotte
Tane Oreath
Jen Spree
Israel
Arab League
Cleveland Attorney Addresses Charleston Rotary Club
George S. Baldwin, attorney of Cleveland, former district governor of Rotary International, spoke to the Charleston Rotary club yesterday. He outlined Rotary Club opportunities for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rotary Club
George S. Baldwin
Cleveland, Q
Rotary International
Charleston
West Virginia Democratic and Republican primary results tabulated
The report lists official Democratic totals for U S Senate Secretary of State and other offices from Kanawha and Wayne counties with candidates such as D P O Brien Buckhannon Chilton Charleton and state officials. It also provides Republican totals for president governor U S Senate and state officials with named candidates and vote counts from multiple counties.
Social Security Aid Rules Expand for Needy Families
The federal government will cover three fourths of the first $12 for the first needy child, matching up to 50-50 with the state for higher amounts, with a maximum of $27 for the first child and $18 for each additional child. The changes accompany a broader bill on social security, aiming to extend old age and survivors coverage to 500,000 to 750,000 people, while the Treasury seeks to redefine employer employee relations for tax purposes among door to door salesmen, agents, and taxi drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Treasury
Service for Capt Elwyn A Allen Today in Monroe County
Funeral service for Capt Elwyn A Allen who died in Tunisia on June 15 1943 will be held at 3 30 pm today at Pickaway church Monroe county with Rev G Plyton officiating Burial will follow in Union cemetery His body was returned to Union yesterday He is survived by his parents three brothers a sister and his maternal grandmother
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Elwyn Allen
Tunisia
Pickaway Church
Monroe County
G. ¥. Plyton
Union Cemetery
Capt. Allen
Union
Elwyn Alford Allen
Monrde County
Charles Allen
Nevitt
Paul
Huntington
Edwin Sibold
Peterstown
Rose Alford
Keenan
Legion to Conduct Rites for Pfc Harry L Patton
Service will be at 2 p m tomorrow in the Cook mortuary chapel Cedar Grove for Pfc Harry Lee Patton 18 of Cedar Grove son of Mr and Mrs Eric Patton of Wyandotte Mich who was killed March 26 1948 in a jeep accident while serving with the Army Air Force at Kaha on Okina wha Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery Cech Pfc Patton heafd are Ai gion Post No 116 in charge of Surviving besides his parents are two brothers Pfc G W Patton who is with the AAF stationed in Spokane Wash and Franklin and a sister Irene is Wyandotte Mich More than 400 of the 1 200 unpaid traffic tickets for which warrants have been issued have been paid since June 1 Mrs Pearl Burford municipal traffic clerk said yesterday and more tickets and cash pour in daily Three weeks ago Mrs Burford announced that she was holding more than 1 000 delinquent tickets and that warrants would be issued for each ticket and the violator arrested Since then the traffic clerk's office has been swamped with checks and paid tickets Mrs Burford reminded yesterday that a 5 extra charge will be made for each warrant issued and that a warrant will be sworn out for each violation Checks and money orders have come in from cities and towns including Columbus and Cleveland O Wheeling Point Pleasant Gasaway Clay Oak Hill Beckley Clarksburg and Huntington
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Cook Mortuary
Cedar Grove
Harry Lee Patton
Eric Patton
Wyandotte
Mich
Army Air Force
Kaha
Okinawha
Woodlawn
Cech
Patton
Aigion
Pfc
G. W. Patton
AAF
Spokane
Wash
Franklin
Irene
Wyandotte, Mich
Pearl Burford
Munnipal
Burford
Todebtedness
Indestedne
ASD
Jose Sand
Kanawha County
Court House
City of Charleston
West Virginia
Park and Court House
Kanaohe County
Coonkin Park
Kaohe County Court House
Kanaohe
Kanawhe County
Court House Building
Chariistas
Katawhe County
Virginia
Hawkins, Deltaficia & Wood
Wall Btreet
New York
Kaniwha
Becou
Weal Virginia
New York City
Chariton
Weal
Wel
Kanawha
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Two Held in Robbery Of Grill at Kimberly
Two youths, Robert Lee Hopkins 19 Kimberly and Jack Eugene Bish 18 Powellton, are in Fayettes county jail after arrest by State Trooper C C McCallister on charges of breaking into the General Department Store grill in Kimberly early Thursday and stealing jewelry, writing instruments, rings, watches, chewing gum and cigarettes valued at over a large amount. The pair were held for Fayette County grand jury action by Justice of the Peace G M Hancock of Montgomery. Most of the loot including about 20 pen and pencil sets was recovered.
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Fayletts
C. C. McCallister
Montgomery
Robert Lee Hopkins
Kimberly
Jack Eugene Bish
Powellton
Fayette County
Justice of the Peace
G. M. Hancock
McCallister
Billie Huffman Service Set Tomorrow
The body of S-1CL. Billie K. Huffman, 16, killed in action June 23, 1942, arrives at his parents home in Keith Boone county. Service at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Keith Baptist Church with Rev. Ray Crumb officiating. Burial in Bowne cemetery Seth with Valley mortuary Whitesville in charge. Veterans of Foreign Wars post 4387 will conduct military honors. Survived by three sisters Juanita Shamblin Prenter Grace Lester Mann and Janice Huffman Keith. Born August 20 1928 in Ashland Boone county.
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Billie Huffman
Billie K. Huffman
Chris C. Huffman
Keith
Boane County
Keith Baptist Church
Ray Crumb
Prenter
Bowne
Seth
Valley Mortuary
Whitesville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Juanita Shamblin
Grace Lester
Mann
Janice Huffman
Young Huffman
Ashland
Boone County
Chilton Recount Cuts O'Brien's Lead to 377
Sam B. Chilton of Charleston boosted his Democrat bid for secretary of state by 11 net votes in Kanawha County recount, narrowing D. Pitt O'Brien's statewide lead to 377. The recount covered 46 of 284 precincts, with O'Brien previously leading by 393 votes. Also noted: Carson Richards led Ghase PF, Laury in Kanawha sheriff race. A separate item recounts a logging accident at Cameo Coal Co. injuring Jesse Dolin, who was held for observation after a log rolled over his upper body at a sawmill. doctors reported no serious injuries.
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Sam B. Chilton
Charleston
Kanawha County
D. Pitt O'Brien
Buckhannon
William S. O'Brien
O'Brien
Carson Richards
Ohley
Ghase PF
Laury
Cameo Coal Co
Charleston General Hospital
Jesse Dolin
Bernie
Lincoln County
Bi Tion
Refugee Bill Provisions Compared In Senate and House
The debate outlines refugee intake by occupation with emphasis on agricultural workers and other trades. The Senate limits admittees by country quotas and requires job prospects and safe housing, while the House mirrors some housing provisions but lacks the same quota safeguards. Priority favors orphans and Axis veterans in the Senate plan.
Two Churches Hit in Jerusalem Fight Report
The Greek Catholic church of San Veronica near the sixth station suffered rubble and steel falls as Christian refugees hid at the altar. A hazardous device near Damascus gate prompted 30 Legion rounds at targets including the Jewish Agency and Mount Zion outposts. The manifesto blames Jews for a ceasefire breach on May 14 and cites eight convents and 14 sites damaged with priests killed or wounded.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Stern Gang
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