West Virginia veterans listed on Gen Brewster arrival
San Francisco June 4 Following is the list of West Virginians who arrived in the United States Saturday on rotation from Korea aboard the transport ship Gen Brewster. They were taken to Camp Stone Pittsburgh Cal for processing and leaves. Names include Lonnie E. Adkins Huntington Jackie M Allen East Beckley Herman L Bailey Huntington Jenna Barnabi Sprague Walter T Benedum Salem William D Borrer Landes etc.
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San Francisco
Cal
West
Soviet reply seen as aim to end Atlantic Pact talks
Diplomats view Moscow's note as a bid to force discussion of the North Atlantic Pact and U.S. bases, while Western powers reject any inclusion of the pact in Big Four agenda. Britain and the United States say Paris negotiations failed over those points. Deputies adjourn to Wednesday for Western review.
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Russia
Britain
Ernest Davies
Gromyko
U.S
Washington
Moscow
Paris
United States
France
Europe
Hungary Purge Figure Bela Szanto Dies at 70
Bela Szanto, a veteran Hungarian Communist once war minister in the short lived postwar regime, died Saturday after a long illness per Hungarian news agency reports. Western diplomats have speculated he was sent from Moscow to purge unreliable elements in Hungarian politics.
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London
Sune
Bela Szanto
Hungary
Hungacian
Szanto
Budapest
Moscow
State Liquor Panel Sees Staffing Changes and Resignations
United Distillers of America in New York City is cited as the context for a PSC plan noting no immediate successor for Carson. A. C. Eckstein of Huntington will perform acting duties as motor carrier director. Resignations include J. Wagner of Charleston and John G. Murphy of Philips, with Homer Y. Hana announcing Gloria Tickle as secretary to the new FSC member.
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United Distillers of America
New York City
PSC
Carson
A. C. Eckstein
Huntington
Motor Carrier Department
J. Wagner
Charleston
Columbia Gas System
John GC. Murphy
Philipps
Homer Y. Hanca
FSC
Mils Gloria Tickle
Miss Tickle
Attorney General's
Omar Bradley
Army
West Virginia Industrial and Publicity Commission
Mise Tickle
Roanne Sims
Parkersburg
John B. Smiths
Iran Oil Crisis Tensions Rise Over Nationalization
The article notes Iran's oil dispute centering on Mossadegh and the AIOC with Britain insisting on its rights. It mentions British PM Attlee and Truman telegraph confusion, plus Shah and Mossadegh amused by a diplomatic misstep. The British government claims the issue is state as well as private.
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Pace 1
Tol
AIOC
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
Tran
Stocl
Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Grady
Truman
Attlee
Flood Waters Drive Patients Toward Creel North Of Institution
Flood waters forced patients at the feebleminded institution to flee onto the grounds toward the creel. Water overflowed the bank and obscured the creel as the group moved toward the lake. In the ensuing danger two boys fell into a 20 foot hole and a rescuer, MicFherson, was pulled into the water while attempting to save Harround.
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MicFherson
Harround
Rain-Drenched Battle Updates From Korea Frontline
The Eighth Army reports midday pressure on enemy lines as London falls to Allied forces. North Korean counterattacks retreat to hills after artillery exchanges. Allied gains remain limited to about 3,000 yards with a fourth UN force advancing near Yongpyong and Yangong close to the 38th parallel.
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Eighth Army
London
North Korea
U. N
Yoncchon
United Nations
Yongpyong River
Yangong
Kumhwa
Acheson Denies Continued From Page Why It Was Done
Acheson argues the decision was justifiable in light of known timing and wartime losses. Sen. Smith reflects on undercutting an ally and keeping secrets, while Acheson suggests a fuller military story would have altered views on the government’s actions.
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Rent Controls Move Stirs National Debate On Housing
DiSalle plans to extend national price controls face opposition from Calvin Snyder of the National Association of Real Estate Boards while Akron Housing Examiner Tighe Woods pushes for stronger rent limits. Woods warns rent is a major family budget item and essential to stabilizing living costs.
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Truman
Calvin K Snyder
Senate Banking Committee
Akron
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Akron Real Estate Board
Reds lead in two day regional election results
The pro government coalition of liberal and anti Communist parties won 38 seats, with the Communist bloc taking 25. Voter turnout reached 82 percent of 2,695,630 eligible as ballots came in from rural and urban areas. Sleily’s outcome remained uncertain amid scattered returns.
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Sleily
Iian Democrats
Republicans
jLiberals
Communist Bloc
Weather bureau report summarizes 24 year temp and rainfall readings
The Weather Bureau provides a nationwide roundup with temperatures and rainfall for major cotton growing regions and cities. Cloudy cool conditions prevail in many areas with some rain on the eastern shore and variable highs from the 40s to 60s across states including New York Philadelphia Richmond St Louis and Dallas. Continuous updates note daily highs and overnight lows with wind speeds and localized precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
Charleston
West Virginia
Tennessee
Chicago
Cincinati
Pennsylvania
Dallas
Denver
Maryland
Fort
St. Paul
New Orleans
Temperatires
New York
Richmond
Pat See
St. Louis
Washington OS
Pam
Packer Retrches Amid Meat Plenty
Price Director Michael V. DiSalle announced a survey across 160 cities shows beef supplies are as large or larger than a month earlier. Western ranchers warned that price rollbacks could spark shortages and wartime black market fears. Meanwhile John Morrell and Co directed salesmen to quit selling beef until further notice, citing inability to buy cattle under the rollback and layoffs at Ottumwa Sioux Falls and Topeka plants. Chicago showed a regional shortage across all grades, while New York area reported higher supplies. DiSalle noted no clear cause yet for Chicago’s drop.
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Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
John Moryell and Co
Ottums
Ottumwa
Sioux Falls
S. D
Topeka
Kans
Chicago
New York
New York State
New Jersey
Office of Price Stabilization
Fred L Slater Dies in City Hospital at 65
Fred Lawrence Slater, 65, retired farmer of RFD 3 Charleston, died yesterday in a local hospital after an extended illness. Survived by a daughter Fata Belle Williams of Dayton Ohio, a son Roy Slater of Charleston, a sister Mrs. Alice Fields of RFD 3, brothers Wilton Venton and McKinley, and three grandchildren. Body at Cunningham Mortuary.
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Fred Lawrence Slater
RFD 3
Charleston
Jeanawha County
Fata Belle Williams
Dayton, O
Roy Slater
Alice Fields
Wilton
Venton
RFD 5
McKinley
Cunningham Mortuary
Price War Spreads Across Stores Amid Discounts
Price wars spill from New York to New Jersey as L Bamberger Co cuts prices to meet Macy's. In Baltimore Gatman’s signals reductions in fair traded merchandise from toasters to union suits, while Omaha drugstores also join the feud.
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Gimbel's
RCA
New York
New Jersey
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
Bamberger
R. H. Macy *, Co
Baltimore
Gatman's
Omaha
Neb
Soviet Air Forces Under Stalin’s Son Based West
Gen. Vassily Stalin commands a mobile Soviet air force centered in the west with about 1000 MiG 15s and similar numbers of conventional fighters. Its mission includes covering Arctic approaches against potential over the pole attacks from the West.
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Stalin
Vassily Stalin
West
Arctic
British protest rejected over Argentine naval base in Antarctica
Argentina rejected a British protest against the establishment of a fifth Argentine naval base in disputed Antarctic territory. No details were disclosed. The base was set up April 30 at Punta Proa in Graham Land.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Antarctic
Punta Proa
Graham Land
Wisconsin Will Honor City Alumnus of 1901
E. Christopher Meyer of Charleston West Virginia will join 1131 surviving Class of 1902 UW graduates in the Half Century Club at the June 14 to 16 commencement. A luncheon on June 15 will induct the group and present Golden Jubilee certificates for 50 years of loyalty to the university.
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Wisconsin
Madison
E. Christopher Meyer
Virginia St. E
Charleston
W. Va
University of Wisconsin
Synthetic Rubber Plant at Institute Runs at Full Capacity
The government owned facility at Institute West Virginia operates at full capacity after reopening. Production lines run slightly above the rated 90 000 long tons per year. The plant had been idle since 1947 and underwent teardown cleanup and replacements plus process improvements.
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Gazetvey
Cleveland
Institute
W. Va
B. F. Goodrich Chemical ,A
Shanklin Urges City Action On Drainage And Pedestrian Signals
City council hears complaint about drainage at Summit Dy and White Oak Rd overtaxing the system. Shanklin seeks city manager intervention, a three way light at Quarrier and McFarland, and a pedestrian signal at Capitol and Washington. Restitution about parking on Kanawha Blvd near Ruffner Hotel referred to traffic committee. Summer meeting time set to 7 p m.
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White Oak Rd
Shanklin
Quarrier
McFarland Sts
Capitol
Washington Sts
R. M. Giffen
Kanawha Blvd
Ruffner Hotel
Auditorium
Charles B. Hamilton, Jr
B. E. Bartlett
B. J. Pettigrew
Joan M. Capito
Harlan ¥. Wiltop
S. W. Hubbard, Jr
R. #. Thaxton
Edward H
Finguos Committee
James ©. Campbell
F. O'Dair Duff
John A. Fiele
Clyde Withlin
W. J. Daugherey
Jesse Asbury
Latelle M. LaFollette, Jr
W. E. Moore
James A. McWhorter
Willard %. Brown
F. O'Duir Duff
Latelle M. LaPoliette
Jr Chaltman
W. d. Daugherty
R. M Giffen
W. EB. Moore
John A. Shanflin
Streets Committee
Willard L. Brown
Covington Dobson
Dorothy Heinzer
Clyde Wibhlin
Willard J. Brown
Charles FE Hamilton
W. EZ. Moore
Nea
Navy Sweetheart Returns to Settle Matters with Patents
Amburn flew to Sioux Falls to settle patent issues but the Navy cancelled his leave after he gave East Point Georgia as his emergency address. In Atlanta Miss Thompson’s family said she remained calm about developments and kept her chin up.
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Navy
Amburn
East Point
Atlanta
Thompson
Postmaster Group Opens Convention in Charleston West Virginia
The West Virginia branch of the National League of District Postmasters opened its annual convention at the Daniel Boone Hotel with 70 delegates. President W H Ryan chaired the 10 am session as welcome addresses were given by J W Singleton and Lyell B Clay, with speakers Nolan Guill and Rev W A O Dee.
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West Virginia
National League of District Postmasters
Daniel Boone
W. H. Ryan
J. W. Singleton
Charleston
Lyell B. Clay
Nolan Guill
W. A. O'Dee
Blanche Childers
Copen
Josephine Jenny
N. L. D. P.M. Malmo
Neb
E. E. Schroeder
Singleton
Ralph Bean
Moorefield
Wash Hornick
William B. Allen
Washington, D. C
John C. Hippetoe
Cieda Nelson
95 Year Old Petain In Critical Condition Again
Relatives of Marshal Henri Petain arrived at Ile d Yeu to comfort the 95 year old prisoner who is critically ill. A bulletin from doctors noted a slight improvement but reported a recurrence of pneumonia after a April illness. Petain serves a life term for treason over his Vichy regime leadership.
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Ile D'Yeu
France
Henri Petain
Petain
Mrs. Cora E. Taylor Dies in Dunbar at 65
Mrs. Cora Ethel Taylor aged 65 died yesterday at her home 128 West Virginia Ave Dunbar after a two year illness. She was born on Tuppers Creek and lived many years in Dunbar. Surviving are a son Gerrell of Charleston two daughters Opal Ellis of Dunbar and Virginis Shamblin of Roxalana Rad two brothers Edward Burdette of Clearwater Fla and Silas Burdette of Phoenix Ariz and four grandchildren. Her husband Charles Evans Taylor died two years ago.
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Cora Ethel Taylor
West Virginia Av
Dunbar
James Burdette
Taylor
Tuppers Creek
Ior Dunbar
Charles ‘Evans Taylor
Gerrell
Charleston
Opal Ellis
Virginis Shamblin
Roxalana Rad
Edward Burdette
Clearwater
Fla
Silas Burdette
Phoenix
Aviz
Cunningham Mortuary
Heinze Named to Licensing Board in Public Assistance Dept
Mrs. Helene D. Heinze of Clarksburg was appointed by Governor Patterson to the State Licensing Board of the Public Assistance Department. She fills the unexpired term of Fr. Joseph Norton of Logan County, who resigned, with a term ending June 30, 1955. The governor also renamed Calvin Price of Martinton to the State Election Commission for a term ending June 4, 1957.
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Helene D. Heinze
Clarksburg
Patteson
State Licensing Board
Public Assistance Department
Joseph Norton
Logan County
Calvin Price
Martinton
State Election Commission
George A Smoot 75 Retired Miner Dies in Montgomery Hospital
George A Smoot 75 of Whittaker died yesterday in a Montgomery hospital. He was a retired coal miner. Survived by wife Elizabeth, daughter Oval Dunaway of Toledo, son Richard Smoot of Crown Hill, sister Maggie Ford of Richmond. Graveside service 2 PM tomorrow at Greencastle Cemetery Paint Creek Pryor Mortuary in charge. Body to the home of Richard at Crown Hill by 6 PM today.
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George A. Smoot
Whittaker
Montgomery
Elizabeth Smoot
Oval Dunaway
Toledo
Richard Smoot
Crown Hill
Maggie Ford
Richmond
Greencastle
Paint Creek
Pryor
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Mibbee
Violet Wilkinson
Dutch Rd
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Owen and Barth Mortuary
Famorrow
Garter B. Lykins
Pat Withrow
Spring Bill
Lucille Stinnett
Charleston
Leonard Ford
Beckley
Myré
Eula Makowiex
Ronceverte
May Levisay
Covington
Harry Johnson
Chicago
Bedford Johnson
Kirk
Linda Garci
Jack Kirk
Narmer
Aryle Miles Kirk
Ashford
Tinottey Hersman
Marmer
Stadgrass Mortuary
Gravele
Mt Ashford
Wage Dispute Delays Work on Major Bridge Project
Laborers agreed to a fixed wage but demanded higher pay after the contract's let. Some machine operators were at work on the 40h shift while others moved to different jobs. The dispute involves the Kanawha four mile bridge and the junction with State Rt 25 at Tyler Creek near Charleston.
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Kanawha Fwo Mile Bridge
State Rt. 25
Tyler Creek
High Court Upholds Smith Act Convictions
The High Court ruling upholds Smith Act convictions in a six to two decision. The majority cites a clear and present danger from conspiracy to organize the Communist Party and overthrow the government by force. Sentences include three years and a $10,000 fine for Thompson and five years plus $10,000 for the others. Justice Douglas dissents arguing against political censorship.
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High Court
Carl Winter
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Thompson
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Vinson
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Red Tape Gives Party Leaders 25 Day Reprieve
New York June 4 The 11 top Communist leaders whose conspiracy convictions were upheld by the U S Supreme Court probably won t be jailed for at least 25 days Federal officials said bail ranging from 20000 to 30000 each has kept them free pending appeals U S Attorney Saypol said a Supreme Court mandate typically takes 25 days to reach the U S Court of Appeals and bail revocation would not occur before then
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Missing Hicks twins sought by city police
Eleven year old Linda Hicks and twin sister Brenda Hicks were reported missing from their home since 2 p.m. yesterday. Both described as four feet eight inches tall, 70 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes, last seen with a brown alligator suitcase wearing wine coats white shoes and blue and grey dresses. Anyone with information should call 2-9649 2-9327 or City Police 6-0621.
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Malik to Speak on Price of Peace at UN Radio
United Nations reports that Russia's Jaecob Malik agreed to speak on the Price of Peace radio program on June 23, two days before the start of the Koran conflict anniversary. Malik joins other leading delegates invited to the series, despite prior Russian withdrawals from UN hall briefings.
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Boston Woman Named Mother Church President
Mrs. Lora C. Rathvan of Boston was named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist, becoming the 10th woman to hold the post in the world wide movement. She is the widow of William R. Rathvan, former Christian Science Board member and society secretary for Mary Baker Eddy.
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Israel Set to Continue Controversial Drainage Project
In Jerusalem the Knesset approved the drainage plan for the Huleh swamps by 51 to 23, expressing regret that the UN Security Council halted the project. The Huleh area has been a flashpoint in Syria Israel border clashes. The measure, proposed by the Labor Party, authorizes the government to finish the work.
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Belle Worker Treated For Chemical Burns
Kirby P. Webster, 44, of Rand, an employee for 12 years at duPont Belle works, suffered chemical burns to his back and legs while removing a tarpaulin in an operating building. The chemical solution splashed on him. he was reported in satisfactory condition yesterday at Kanawha Valley Hospital. This was the first accident in the plant in 172 days.
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Juveniles Cited After Attempted Run From Pruntytown
Police stopped two boys who had recently escaped from the State Industrial School for Boys at Pruntytown. Weeely said the youths headed toward Clarksburg with no guns found and several sellers nearby.
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Charleston Youth In Race for Top Boys' State Office
Charleston area youths enter competing tickets at Boys State where Robert Morgan and Joan Barr secure nominations on Federalist and Nationalist tickets. Other nominees include Matt McCudloc for secretary of state and Mark Ferrelli for that office on the opposite ballot.
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Jacsson
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Parkersburg
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Beckley
Bill Gold
Huntington
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Jack Massau
James Gainer
Tunnelton
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South Charleston
Donald Blessing
Point Pleasant
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Clarksburg
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Fairmont
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Triadelphia
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Wheeling
Roy Archer
John Davis Chandler
Charles Dobbs
Arch Meredith
Gene Dickinson
Oak Hill
Charles McKown
Wayne
Eddie Jones
Clendenin
Lefficers
Tax Evasion Trial Begins Against Mickey Cohen
In Los Angeles on June 4, a federal court jury was chosen to hear charges that casino figure Mickey Cohen evaded taxes totaling 156 123.48. The 12 jurors include seven women and five men. Cohen appears confident with wife Lavonne, charged for signing joint returns for 1946 1947 and 1949.
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U. S
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Tikawwisa
Nine West Virginia GIs Returning Home From Korea
Bodies of nine West Virginia soldiers killed in Korea were to arrive in San Francisco aboard the Lawrence Victory. The Defense Department listed the dead including Pte Leonard Hebb from Lead Mine Tucker County and Pfc Robert Rincard from Onx Hill, among others from Beckle Burning Springs Russell East Lynn Gassaway Triadelphia Fairview Zela Nicholas counties.
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Thomas Cotter Dies At Home In Malden
Thomas Cotter 78 dies at his Malden home after a long carpentry career. Survived by wife Mary Jane and numerous children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. C. R. Carson officiating. Burial in family cemetery under Fidler and Frame Mortuary direction.
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