Calvin Guthrie Dies at Home After Long Charleston Career
Mason Calvin Guthrie a 70 year old Charleston business man tied to Capitol Supply for 36 years died at 7 15 pm at his home 33 Wyoming Street Kanawha County native born July 3 1877 survived by three sons Irene Guthrie Beckley Kathleen Dempsey and Olive Hogan of Charleston three brothers Silas Seattle and James I Cooper's Creek and a sister Alethia Cavender Two Miles plus 40 grandchildren Requiem high mass scheduled for 9 am Monday at St Anthony's Catholic Church with burial in Mt. Duver cemetery. Owen and Barth mortuary in charge
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Mason Calvin Guthrie
Charleston
Capitol Ply Co
Wyoming St
Guthrie
Kanawha County
Mason
Elizabeth Asbury Guthrie
Capitol Supply
Edmund
William B. Guthrie
Irene Guthrie
Beckley
Kathleen Dempsey
Olive Hogan
Silas
Seattle
Wash
James I
Cooper's Creek
Alethia Cavender
Kanawha
St. Anthonys’ Catholic
Cuthbert
Mt. Duver
Owen and Barth Morlusr
Davis
James Elimal
Anstec
Chestany Grove Baptist
Ralen Suday
Thomas Fredricks
Ansted
Bec
Hooper
Montgomery
Heron
William
Scarbro
Gweiner
Thomas Heron
England
Cooper
Waert Tervine
Tomarow
W. W. Pharr
Mion
Yor
Oak Hill
Tyree
Margaret Jabeth
Ou Snigham
Bay Billissom
Skeens
Jackson County
River
Hobart Keer
Halsdale
Scherer
Frank E
St. Patries’s Catholic Church
St Badcrof
Conrad
Schowen Cemetery
Basicroft
Red House
Stewart
Ella
Sted
Ashford
Grace Petry
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Disse James
Portsmouth
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Louci Charleston
M Som
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Mahone Chapel
Likk Creek
Watermant
Ir Barker Cemetery
Cunningham Mortuary Iso
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Russia objects to UN bases asserting sovereignty limits
Russia's Gromyko argues against allowing UN bases, says world charter forbids such provision and bases violate sovereignty. He warns foreign troops on other soil pressure nations, urges any UN forces return home within 90 days, and blames delays on other major powers proposing incompatible principles.
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Russia
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United Nations
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Obituary notices and funeral details from a late evening paper
A long obituary listing multiple local residents notes services at various churches including Humphreys Methodist, St. Pauls, and Cook Cemetery. Burials scheduled at Grandview Memorial Park, Yor Cemetery, and Spring Hill. mourners include families from Dunbar, Oak Hill, and Ansted. The notices cover ages, residences, and funeral arrangements with deceased names such as Bers, Heron, Lanham, Amengle, Meegide, and Pettry, among others. The report also references hospital and home death circumstances and mentions memorials by local mortuaries.
Labor Bill Sparks Senate Debate On Taft Hartley Act Status
Senators Murray and Pepper led opposition as the bill to enact the Taft Hartley Act faced final debate. Supporters argued it would curb union abuses while opponents warned it would weaken workers and threaten labor gains built over decades. President Truman’s stance hung on whether industrial democracy survives.
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Robert A
Ohio
Fred Hartley
New Jersey
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National Health and Safety
Cnal
Senate
William Green
AFL
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New Comer
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Murray
Lon
Pepper
Assoc.et Manufacturers
Bulgarian Foe Centineld Fromov Resigns After Armistice
Former Bulgarian foe Centineld Fromov resigned in September 1945 charging Communists seized the Fatherland and government. He alleged a Communist controlled ministry waged terror including beatings and killings of political opponents.
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Centineld Fromov
Ministry of Inferior
Career Man Armour Builder of Diplomacy and Service
The article traces Armour’s career from 1928 to 1932 negotiating reparations and the Hoover moratorium, through ambassadorships in Haiti Canada Chile Argentina Spain, and his role at the 1942 Rio conference. Born to American parents, he graduated from Princeton in 1909 and retired from diplomacy after Spain. He is unrelated to the Armour meatpacking family.
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Diplomatic Service
Armour
Berning
Princeton
Armour Meat Packing
General Statement of Freedom and Aid Message
A speech extols Western capabilities and resources as a path to freedom and development. It asserts abundant food, finance, and industrial know how while warning of bankruptcy risks. It stresses racial and philosophical coexistence and calls for guiding hundreds of millions toward a decent life.
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Cammirs
Colorado Town Hit by Tornado in Julesburg
A tornado struck Julesburg Colorado at 2208 MST causing heavy damage in the business district and residences. Telephone company manager W B Reed reported many cuts from flying glass but no serious injuries. railroad yards and station suffered major damage.
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Julesburg
Colo
Colorado
W. B. Reed
Reed
Inico Imherr
Union Pacific
Many Express
Hungary Confiscates Radios in Budapest Swift News
An American correspondent notes rapid events near Budapest as political police seize radios and warn against listening to foreign broadcasts. Authorities search two civil workers from the Graves Registration Service. Hungary declares a new government, with mayor Jozsef Kavaco ousted and Peter Bechtler installed as replacement.
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Gyoms
Budapest
Information Service
Mr. Truman
Hungary
Aladsz Szegedy-Maszak
United States
Jozsef Kavaco
Peter Bechtler
Balkans Stirred as Rakosi Claims Silent Coup
The No. 1 Hungarian Communist Matyas Rakosi boasted of seizing government before the United States could react while Britain and the United States weighed judgments. British officials urged caution pending documents, and Moscow accused Nagy of plotting to overthrow Hungarian democracy. Bulgaria faced U.N. pressure over border tensions and press suppression amid calls for cooperative investigations.
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United States
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Europe
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Bulgaria
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Kanawha Boys Leave For Jackson's Mill
Charleston police report multiple thefts by Kanawha County youths. Items stolen include a 1930 Packard convertible, a 1937 Chevrolet pickup, a gun case, a metal box with electric sweeper attachments, a bicycle, and a watch. Suspects transported to Jackson's Mill for Boys State camp. several witnesses list stolen items from homes and the YMCA.
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Charleston
Jackson
Mil
Wickline-Kit
John Snyder
Virginia Jonn
BPOE
Stanley Key Dicks
Pea
Mems Assoc
C. B. Vandererift
Frank Allen Hamric
Joe Jonas
O. Snyder
Park AV
B. W. Richman
Riverview
Alan
H. McClain
Elk-Kanawha Post Mining
Summers St
George M. Peet, Jr
Washington St. E
YMCA
Eugene M. Ackworth
Champerlain
Measure to Spread I Continued Prem rage
An argumentative floor debate features Rep Willis Bradley protesting unlimited numbers, Rep Rizley urging a quorum, and Rep Halleck adjournment of the session amid calls to not “loot on a tin whistle.” The dialogue compares corporate ad spend to government spending on schools, churches, and hospitals.
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Willis Bradlay
R.-Cal
Rizley
Okla
Halleck
Jimn
General Motors
Procter and Gamble
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Field Day Hosts Stock Show
Moore's Greenbrier stock farms at Lewisburg host the first Aberdeen Angus field day. Frank Richards leads a round table with breeders from across the state. A 4-H judging contest awards a baby beef prospect. an Angus bull calf prize tops the events. Agriculture Commissioner McLaughlin and staff plan to attend.
Army seeks officers fluent in Portuguese and Mandarin
Army recruiting headquarters announced that applications are open until June 24 for regular officers or those on extended active duty. Openings include lieutenant colonel, major, and captain grades at overseas commands. Requirements include fluency in Portuguese or Mandarin and high efficiency ratings. unmarried captains need Mandarin.
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Army
Hungarian animosity cited Soviet pressure in Budapest
Szegedy Maszak warned that Soviet interference risks Hungary's sovereignty as a freely elected National Assembly faces a pro Communist outcome. He urged the United Nations to act, urged no government-in-exile, and noted Russia would keep troops in Austria until peace terms for Hungary are set.
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Szegedy Maszak
Marshall
Russia
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Hungary
Soviet Union
Dal Hungary
National Assembly
Yalta
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Premiser Dinnyes
Rotary talk extols Chiang Kai-shek and China as bulwark
Col. Walter C Phillips, retired Army commander, told Charleston Rotary members that China is not a democracy and has not had elections since the monarchy fell. He praised Chiang Kai-shek as a key ally against Russia, warned against U.S. isolation, and warned that China may need outside aid if American supplies are cut off.
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Chiang Kairshek
Ames
Russia
Colwalter Cephillips
iCharleston Rotary Club
Col
Phillins
Chiang Kai-shek
Ja. Phillips
United States
Phillips
America
Orient
Navy leaders host event in Los Angeles harbor visit
Vice Adm. Walter S. Delany, commanding battleships and cruisers of the Pacific fleet, hosted more than 100 guests including war bond and banking leaders aboard the Loz Vogels in Los Angeles. The gathering highlighted savings bonds and wartime finance efforts.
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Loz Vogels
iBuests
Angeles
Clarencere
Bluefield Man William C Easley Dies of Heart Attack
Bluefield man William C Easley died in hospital after a heart attack. A longtime resident since 1698 he served as manager of Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Co and was a drug items partner and for four years municipal judge.
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C. Easley
Bluefield
William C. Easley
Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Co
Steel Worker Injured At Trojan Steel Co
Marke Hall of Oakwood Hill, 40, was seriously injured yesterday while at work at Trojan Steel Co. He was admitted to Kanawha Valley hospital for treatment. Sunday school at J Dialthew s Episcopal church will be held tomorrow afternoon at Kanawha State Forest park with transportation from the parish house at 2 30 p m. Bottled drinks and ice cream will be served.
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Arkin
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Spring Hil
Som
Adams
E. W. Halk
Cook Cemetery
Spring Il
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Ray Cos Coa
Boeer
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Ae Bailey
Viewr Estep
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Honeshs Hess
M 10- Tel Hospital
Carbide
Carbon
Snoderost Mortuary
Roy Hurton
James Thomas
Larchmont Rd
Charleston General Hospital
Marke Hall
Oakwood Hill
Trojan Steel Co
Kanawha Valley Hospital
J. Dialthew
Episcopal Church
Kanawha State Forest Park
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