Red Flags Down At Rose Prison
Prisoners at Compound 85 96 and AG faced reduced rations as sand was shipped in. A raid by U S soldiers from the 88th Regiment toppled flag notes and encountered armed guards. Seventy six prisoners were moved to a compound, five bosses isolated, and seventeen more captured from a second stockade. Some detainees claimed anti communist sympathies. A soldier noted the prisoners surrendered again after the raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beamer
Compound AG
U. S
Second Divisiton
88Th Regiment
Tong Line
Mrs Eleanor Good Dies After Illness at 83
Mrs Eleanor Good 83 of Sis Somville died yesterday morning at home after a long illness. Lifelong Kanawha County resident. Survived by three sons in Clendenin Elkview and Hatteras WN. three daughters in Charleston Sis Sonville. two brothers James Jones Elkview. 21 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Body at residence. Service tomorrow at Baylar Fry Carney cemetery on Sissonville Rd. Cunningham mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Good
Sis Somville
Kanawha County
Clendenin
Elkview
Sherman
Hatteras
T. Lowe
Charleston
Pearl Moore
A. Blackkzhire
Sissonville
James
Myrime
Leonard
Thurmond
Fuyecle
Ghesapeske
Obie Bailroyd
Hinton
Ballen
Robbertoo
Ted Garte
Prince
Doris Mclay
Mar- Klevislé
Ind
Basil ‘Neely
Ernest
Prince Eid Grover
Laurel Creek
Misa Amanda McKinney
Ramp
Alnfer McKinney
Herndon
Martha Bowles
Smoot
Alice Powera
Maben
Orpha Coles
Peace Springs
London
Mek
Buadsine Baptist Church
XY. Thompson
the King
Sandstone
Wallace
Cainty
Ronceverte Hospital
Wallace McCallistar
Meadow Bluff
Beulah McCallisher
Mendagy Bull
Virgie Menster
Crawley
Vania M. Duke
Hirticane
Nickell Macuaey
Shane
Radmila
Auanpberry
R Boerlauting
Crowing
Solons Debate Seizure Power Linked to Labor Disputes
legislative clash over President authority to seize steel mills or require a wage board. The steel strike idled about 725000 workers including 650000 CIO members and 75000 others in related industries. Supreme Court ruled Truman seizure unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
CIO
Philip Murray
Ste
Coa
New York
Supreme Court
Truman
Truyhan
WSB
Maybank
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Morse
R-Ore
Senate
Recount Requests Seen As Ballot Review Grows
The Tickle Asks column notes a Monday start for recounts with 4R candidates seeking district and ward offsets and 14 others aiming to enter on rebuttal. It covers key campaigns for county prosecuting attorney Edward W. Hiserman and J. Blackburn Watts with vote tallies, and lists petitions from multiple candidates across departments and districts seeking recounts or rebuttals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Hiserman
J. Blackburn Watts
Charles Ritchie
Watts
Sidney E. Goad
Hiserman
Raymond D. Miller
Meltor M. Maloney
House of Delegates
James E. Ma- Yoney
House
Meloney
Miller
Ma-loney
Ross G. Withrow
John Alderson Simms
Simm
Justice of the Peace
Theodore French
Charleston
Henry F. Donnelly
London
H. W. Seabolt
Frank L. Durrett
Cabin Creek
Guy Cottrell
Jefferson
Troy C. Simmons
Burl Holbrook
J. MM. Stubblefield
R. Elmer
Mrs. Claude D. Minor Dies in Richmond Virginia
The death occurred Tuesday night in Richmond Virginia of Mrs Claude D Minor about 55 mother of Minor FR Minor of Charleston West Virginia. Service and burial will be tomorrow in Perryville Kentucky her native town. Surviving besides her husband and sister who lives in Perryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Richmond
Claude D. Minor
FR. Minor
Charleston
Perrysville
Perryville
Youths Held After Theft Ring Arrests Sought
Two youths spoke of an unidentified woman headed to Tennessee while another fled under a bridge later missing. A third youth was in possession of about $60 when arrested. Police expect to recover most stolen goods sold at De Pawn shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Discrimination alleged in RFC cutbacks to Institute plant
The Charleston Chamber protests a cutback that would remove over half the Institute’s tonnage, urging Senators Neely and Kilgore, Governor Patteson, and Sen. Meri to review what officials call discriminatory treatment. RFC suspension pending acknowledgment. The Institute is described as the nation’s best in low cost bulk synthetic rubber, with large output and cost advantages from hot rubber processing, while conversion efforts are noted for Louisville and the Southwest. The chamber urges West Virginia congressional action, seeking justification if the Institute cannot receive a fair share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Neely
Kilgore
Patteson
Sep. Meri
Lae
RFC
Forest
Middle East
Midwest
Institute
Louisville
Southwest
B. F. Goodrich Cy
Chamber
West Virginia
Congress
Convicts Free (Continued From Page 1) Confers on Hostages
Prison officials conducted a broad search as convicts complained of food and a jailed guard. Warden Bob Allen announced a possible secret German luger pistol and a looming prisoner shakedown after prior stabbings and reports of narcotics and goof balls being used. Trusties and other prisoners were moved to cells during the operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuge 1
Bob Allen
Bee
Weather Across the Nation Shows Varied Temperatures and Rain
Weather report from June 4 details nationwide conditions with fair to cool in Virginia and Chicago cloudy, mild in Ohio, scattered thundershowers in Dallas and Tennessee, warm in Kentucky and Western Pennsylvania, and varied readings in major cities. Highest winds at misrns. Temperatures listed for New York, Richmond, Louisville, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair and Corfer
United
Washington
Boston
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Denver
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Los Angeles
Los Angeles I.e
Pennsylvania
Gloudy
Memphis
St. Paar
York
Richmond
San Francisco
Seattle
Mollohan Wins First District Democrats Nomination
Official results show Robert H. Mollohan of Fairmont defeated Rep. Robert L. Ramsay for the First District Democratic congressional nomination by 1,031 votes. Ramsay, a Wellsburg resident, sought a seventh term. Former Congressman Francis J. Love won the Republican nomination in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Mollohan
Fairmont
Robert L. Ramsay
Secretary of State
Mollohan
Ramsay
Associated Press
Wellsburg
M. M. Neely
Francis J. Love
Wheeling
Ohio
Warren W. Pugh
Carl B. Galbraith
Nedl Smith
Thomas
Schoolmen Named Continued From Page 1
The County Court ordered four guards to serve through recounts and until election materials are no longer needed. Prosecutor Frank L. Taylor and Judge Thompson support a special grand jury to probe election irregularities. The Gazette reported flagrant violations across precincts and the court will cover salaries for the guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Frank L. Taylor
Rubber plant at Korea meets wartime needs in 1951 return
Plant capacity of 90 000 long tons yearly produced synthetic rubber during World War II, idled after the war, then reactivated under Koresn emergency. B F Goodrich took control on Nov 1 1950 and first rubber was produced Jan 28 1951. Full production reached by June 1951, accounting for about 15 percent of total artificial rubber output for that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwitch
Koresn
B. F. Goodrich
McGuffey Society Parley Set For Tomorrow
The Kanawhs County McGuffey Society meets at Bartlett Chapel at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The program blends West Virginia Day and Flag Day features with Mrs Birdie E B Amos presiding and directing the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey Society
Kanawhs County
Bartlett Chapel
West Virginia
Birdie EB
Amos
Wage Price Suspension Plan Beaten In Senate
The Senate defeated a plan to suspend wage and price controls and voted against removing price ceilings from food and farm products. It banned ceilings on fresh fruits and vegetables except potatoes, citing perishable limits. Senator Taft pressed for broader control suspensions, arguing inflation fears fade as prices drop, while Democrats argued continued limits are needed. The vote to reinstate controls failed 57 to 22. an amendment to end farm product ceilings failed 48 to 29. The potatoes exception was sponsored by Holland Smathers Welker and Dworshak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Taft
Truman
Congress
Holland
Sen
Smathers
Florida
Idaho
Welker
Dworshak
Eisenhower Schedule Fixed For Next Two Weeks
ABILENE Kan June 4 Eisenhower for President schedule announced by Bob Mullen of the Washington staff shows arrival at LaGuardia Friday June 6 about 3 p m EST with press HQ at the King's Crown Hotel. Press conference Saturday June 4 10 a m EST at the Commodore Hotel. Then trips to Detroit Saturday June 14 and Denver Sunday June 15 with details to be released after New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bob Mullen
Washington
LaGuardia
King’s Crown Hotel
Commodore
Detroit
Denver
Mullen
Eisenhower
New York
Closing of Taverns Swanttee Swantteeskrawrn t From Page 1
State beer law bans liquor sales on licensed premises but offers no midnight closing rule. Crow urges identifying establishments profiting from late sales for investigation. Plummer cites ambiguous law on restaurant licenses and closing warrants, citing a South Wheeling case with an unlocked door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Plummer
South Wheeling
Ramsey Cosby G. Ramsey Dies at 77 in Hamsey
Cosby Garfielé Ramsey 77 died at home after a long illness. A retired farmer and Liberty Baptist Church member, he is survived by his wife Geneva, three daughters Florence Fox, Blendie Crookshanks, Winona Nutter. five sons Oscar Ramsey, Harl Ramsey, George Ramsey, Kenneth Ramsey, Ley Ramsey. 24 grandchildren. eight great grandchildren. Services at Liberty Baptist Church Friday at 2 pm, officiated by Revs. Jain and Honaker. Burial in Liberty Baptist Memorial Park. Body to be moved from Wallace mortuary chapel to residence and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsey
Cosby Garfielé Ramsey
Liberty Baptist Church
Geneva Ramsey
Florence Fox
Charleston
Blendie Crookshanks
Alley
Winona Nutter
Hamtey
Oscar
Ramsey
Harl
Kingston
George
Boo
Kenneth
Ashtabilia
Ley
Victor
William Jain
C. EB. Honaker
Liberty Baptist Memorial Park
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
East Rainelie
Obituary notices from West Virginia area
Obituaries list numerous WV deaths with asides on origins in Ulster and Pa. Noted survivors include Dora Bump, Dr. P.M. Bump of East Bark, and Barbara Croce of New York City. Other entries name Willis Ot Clair Barper and John F Parsons with burial plans in Kiser Cemetery and Goshen Church. Funeral services occur in Grandview Memorial Park, Ward Cemetery, and Notomine Cemetery with various local mortuaries directing arrangements.
Church Meeting To Open Tonight Schedule Listed
Presbyterians gather for the 1964 assembly with talks on marriage law reform and church unity. Plans include a two year study of divorce and remarriage, consideration of a single church paper, and reforms to church year and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehr
Papal
Rome
Clhiuwrch
General Council
Presbyterian Church
U. 5
U. 3
Worthern
United Presbyterian
Scotland
Synod of
Snedecor Memorial
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
A. Fz m
Stilliman College
Florida
Guvesser
First Presbyterian Church
Br. Sermuel H. Moffett
China
Bram
W. OH. McCorkle
Division of Evangelism
Board of Church Extension
Atlanta
Kanawha Valley
Kanawha
Bream Memmorial
Hobbs
Lydia Robson
Perrow
Rock Lake
Ruffner Memorial
South Ruffner Village Chapel
Westminster Presbyterian
Assembly
Charleston
Memorial Hospital
State Capitol
Lion Tyne
Miss Flora Carte Dies in Monroe County at 75
Flora Carte 75, of Monroe County, died yesterday after a long illness. She was born in Kanawha County to Robert C. and Nancy Carte and was a Baptist Church member. Survived by one sister, Mrs. Wil Smith, RFD 3. Body at Sartlett Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Jane Carte
Charleston
Rowan
Sweet Spring
Monroe County
Miss Carte
The
Baptist Church
Wil Smith
Mise Carte
Kanawha County
Robert C
Nancy Carte
Sartlett Mortuary
Kefauver Leads California Democratic Nomination Ahead in Primary
Unofficial California returns show Kefauver winning the Democratic nomination by a wide margin over McKinnon while Knowland leads in the Republican Senate contest. California maintains dual nomination rules with many incumbents re nominated, signaling a strong party alignment and a 30 seat House after redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver Victor
Tate
Clinton MclXinnon
California
Warren
Werdel
Kefsover
Brown
U. S
Republican
Knowland Leas
McKinnon
Adams
Democratic
Knowland
Warwood
Youth Drowns In Kanawha River Backwaters
A 1 year old Cabell County youth named Bil Burdette drowned in the Kanawha River backwaters near Big Scary Creek in Putnam County. Fire crews recovered the body after more than an hour underwater. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Burdette of Culloden Rt 1. The drowning occurred while he and companions swam. he apparently could not swim. Efforts to revive him failed. He had six brothers and a sister, and his brother Davy Lee Burdette was in the Army. The body was at Allen Mortuary Hurricanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell County
Kanawha
Big Scary Creek
Putnam County
Nice Fire Department
Bil. Burdette
Carl Burdette
Culloden
Rt. 1
Burdette
Col
Davy Lee Burdette
New York
Philip Morris
Kenneth Max
Carl Boyd
Forrest Gene
Clifford Jarrell Burdette
Leona Miller
Nitwwo
Herbert Burdette
Rfd
William Edwards
Robert. Burdette
Korea
Allen Mortuary
Plumber Drowns In New River At Gauley Bridge
Plumber Jinks Jones of Scrabble Fork Fayetoncetinafxy drowned in New River near 28 rock while fishing around 8 p m The body was recovered by William Hy Smith Gauley Bridge with State Temper G H Osborne and Deputy Sheriff L K Tony present Attempts at artificial respiration failed He was the son of Robert Jones and his body lies at B C Hooper Mortuary in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauley Bridge
Jane
Jinks Jones
Fayetin
Robert Jones
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
Montgomery
Taft Leads as Mundt Stays Neutral in SD Primary
South Dakota's GOP contest tightens as Mundt remains neutral while Taft narrows Eisenhower's edge. Officials warn of possible recount with unofficial results close, official canvass slated for Saturday. Kefauver wins eight Democratic votes in SD, raising his AP total to 244 with Russell at 864 near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondt
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Washington
Bob
Ike
South Dakota
Mundt
Taft
Eisenhower
Ohio
Towan
Boyd, S
Delessie
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert Humphrey
Minnesota
Associated Press
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
Boys State Head Takes Over Office
Jim St. Clair of Hublington was sworn in as governor at Boys State in Jackson's Mill with Supreme Court members in the inaugural ceremony. Robert Musgrave of Huntington was named Adjutant General. The Federalists hold majorities in both houses as Dick Hepler becomes Senate president and Bob Pulliam leads the House. The cohort plans to draft a state budget as the weeklong camp continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
Jim St. Clair
Hublington
Boys’ State
Supreme Court
Frank ¢. Haymond
Board of Public Works
West Virginia
Robert Musgrave
Huntington
St. Clair
Senate
House of Delegates
Dick Hepler
Bob Pulliam
Beckley
House
West Virgina American Legion
Election Case Goes To Commissioners Over Dead Woman Win
The dispute over the Republican committee seat in the city’s first ward centers on votes cast for Mrs. Nova Duff who beat Myrtle Stevens Thame by 220 points after the latter’s death. Duff asks the court to declare her victor while the committee argues she cannot be seated, creating a vacancy to be filled by law. The case moves to the County Court for ruling before a recount begins next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Nova Duff
Desi
Myrtle Stevens Thames
Durts
Fry
Thomas
County Man Killed In Mine Accident
Mark Myers, 148 year old resident of Quick Kanawha County, was killed today in a Scott Mining Co mine at Worth about 20 miles away. Surviving include his wife, four daughters, four sons, two sisters, three brothers and his father. Body brought from Richwood to Hater mortuary at Elkview tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Myer
Quick
Kanawha County
Scott Mining Co
Worth
Simons Mortuary
Myers
Stelela Myers
Avin
Sophia Myers
Chine Stewart
Ten Mile
Four Gang
Herbert Cherles
Lowell
Eugene Myers
Sally Walle
Enna Myers
Rand
Hubert
Tom Myers
Hope
Virgil Myers
Campbell's Creek
Ira Myers
Richwood
Hater Mortuary
Elkview
Israelis and Arabs clash at Jordan border
At the Israel Jordan border Arabs and Jews exchanged shots for several hours. One Jewish worker was killed and Arab casualties were unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Israel Jordan
Javwris
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Beta
Hiness
Solons
Tickle Asks
Claude D
Minor
Richmond, Va
Ttch
Isofar
Cosby G. Ramsey
Bumy
Charles
East Bank
Ulster
Pure Oil
Gadgeria
Maormet
Dora Bump
P.M. Bump
East Bark
Barly Faat Pryor Mortuary
Anna Long
Bartleth Mortuary
Gibson
Middletown
Barbara Croce
New York City
Jack Cullins
Karlord
Barper
Willis Ot
Clair—Serylee
B.y
Dunbar Moustain
Guonall
Anca Laura
Earl Hissom
Wilhy
Conk Mortuary
Cadar Grove
Pasteorerk
John Phillips
Billy “Paveton
Franklin ‘Philips
Bernard Conifere
Allen Conifere
E.W. Alderman
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Jeany
Hess
Harper Mor
Parkons
John F
Pryor
Wolltamson
Henry—ig
Charmston
R. Gus
North Rand St
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Pittaburgh
Song
Gux
Pittsburgh
Chester
Sharples
Harden Mortuary
Peishee
Flora Carte
Wallace M. Alston
James R. McCain
Municipal Auditorium
Wallace ML Alston
Agnes Scott College
Decanter
McCain
Alston
First Presbyterian Church of
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New River
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
William E. Borah
Mountain Mission
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Long Johnson
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