St Albans voters choose new complete council
MORGANTOWN June 7 Funk elected St Albans mayor by 58 votes in a party sweep to name a complete 10 member city council. The Citizens and Peoples tickets split council seats with incumbents reelected and new terms set to begin July 1.
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Morgantown
Funk
St. Albans
Joy Oins
Gregory L. Funk
The
Peoples
Col
Wee Eameressary
Dor Sabraton
BE Albans
Col. Phillips
Citlens
Charles Loar
John Crywork
George
Hatt
H. L. Wimer
John Morris
Pais
Eddie Bartrus Ityavittian
Ray Phillips
Citizens Party
U. S.l
Rameey
Peo-cil
Hough
Council
Demcilman
C. Libcrats
Lantz, Citizens
Don Miskif
Jed Smith
Kenneth Riskey Feoples
William Moreland
Ralph Scholabaum
Romeo Bartrug
Ramsey
Mid-casus
Javier B. Wade
Hafé
Lantz
Foe Specht
Catiz Pet
Beerodeny Peon
Tinting Vee
TI A ‘Turm
McDowell Donne
Bheibys Sieutzenssty
Boyé Lucado
Joe Perkins
Thomas Bailey
Davy
Wanless Coodeen
Albert Crockett
Ted Morgan
Aben Urps
Don Hastings
Guy Dehart
Stat Liquor
Seabolt Named Mayor in Cedar Grove Election
Cedar Grove voters elected Seabolt, president of Seabolt Building Block and Supply Co, mayor by 271 to 239 over incumbent Matthear Kingsolving. Citizens ticket led council, with four of five seats won, while there were multiple city races including recorder ties and various party sweeps across towns.
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Kermit Kermit
J. B. Kline
John Cox
Fraley
Harrisville
Fred Fraley
Ritchie County
Melvin Moore
Lena Hetfield
Ellenhora
Keith
Ellenboro
C. W. Keith
Maria
Tor J. W. Hayn
William Hintean
Peice
Robert Gaderwood
Ripley
Goodwin
BR. B. Goodwin
Anf
J. GO. Casto
Berton Grow
Recorder
C. A. jEcanks
Citizens’ Party
Chesapeake Democrats
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H. B. Francis
Brittox Lavender
Citiz
Francis
C. C. Keeney
Twho
Lavender
Recorders
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Bert Thomas
Prenk Lavender
John Childers
Everett Jordan
Herman Price
Robinson
Winfield
Tune
Putnam County
Wayland Robinson
John Anderson
T. Casto
P. N. Shafer
Floyd Wedel
Mabel Arnett
Herbert Frazier
Walter Raynes
Andrew Legg
Pb.n. Shafer
Fred Duvall
Flatwoods
Richwood
Nicholas County
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Ronnie Callahan
Bill Gott
Ed Thomas
John Viteio
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W. H. Workman
Cole
D. Vo Cole
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Arthur Beavers
Charles P. Coleman
B. F. Hash
Clyde T
Siout
Quinwood
Billy Quinwood
Homer Willow
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Rainelle
Andy Aldridge
Aldridge
Ray Neyl
Guy Vass
Charles McQuain
Smith Rainelle
O. Ray Smith
Decker
M. C. Whitlock
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Deegan
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Athens
Cook
Blouse Cook
Price
A. A. Hartman
Andrew W. Fadze
Champ Clark
Blaine Jennings
A.A. Hadden
W.B. Robertson
George Everet
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Ed Little
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Cecil Burr
Je A. Taylor
Hatfield
Gilbert Gilbert
Cleve Prager
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Wayne County
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James A. Goble
NL. Chanvey
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Ronceverte
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Jasper C. Bostic
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Tracy Leech
Howare Felks
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Poancaleman
Obituary notices mix with crime report in cluttered page
Obituary items for Pete Benczen and others appear with garbled text about deaths in Sheron Montgomery and Charleston areas. The page includes funeral details, burial info, and morgue directions, plus a separate note on a taxi assault and knife incident investigated by state police.
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Clay
Midwest Manhunt Ends After Car Crash in Kansas
A trio including Bistrom Hartman and Beatty jr fled from a railroad pursuit into Kansas. They picked up hitchhiker Bill Beatty jr of Tetaman Nebraska, but the car crashed on Han sax highway 13 near Here. Hartman survived and sought help at a nearby farm while authorities search for the others.
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Harman
Kansas
Bill Beatty, Jr
Tetaman
Neb
Here
Beatty
Hartman
Ellowe
Coast Guard and Navy aid in fatal air crash rescue
A crash near San Juan involving a semi-plush airline plane led to a large rescue by Coast Guard ships Navy vessels and U S Army planes in heavy rain. The crippled craft tried to reach the San Juan airport but made a rough landing near Point Salinas. Salvage and investigations followed with a weight check showing the aircraft carried 44500 pounds, slightly under limit.
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S. Coast Guard
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U. S. Army
Birt
San Juan
Atelantic
Point Salinas
Salvador Care
Puerto Rican Tranportation Authority
Committee Shelves Housing Bill Vote Split
The committee voted 7 to 5 against clearing the housing bill with three southern Democrats and four Republicans opposing. Five Democrats supported clearing the bill.
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Defendants Balk in Bail Hearing for Communists
Judge Vincent G. Letbell ordered Henry Winston and Gus Hall held in jail between court sessions after they protested Ioud ry at Gates sentence. The judge called for a prompt decision as lawyers argued law questions. Gates claimed poor memory when questioned by U S Attorney John F. McGohey and refused to discuss statements on relief applications during the depression.
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Henry Winston
Gus Hall
Medina
Ioudry
Gates
Vincent G. Letbell
Divigenta
U. S
John F. McGohey
Solons Debate Treaty Aims During Public Hearings
Lawmakers answered Senate questions on ratification noting the treaty does not grant new war powers to the President. The United States would provide about 1.23 billion dollars in arms and aid, while Congress remains the final authority for war declarations.
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United States
Congress
Builders face major strike risk over union and suppliers
In a heated wage dispute between Teamsters and suppliers tensions rise as arbi tration stalls. The unions seek 23 cents hike vs a 12 percent market demand while other trades like plumbers carpenters and electricians sign or extend contracts, potentially delaying construction projects and reviving 1948 era strains.
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Teamsters
Contractors Association
Plumberg Vnlion
Muster
Labor Heads Continue From Tage 1 Amid Crusade For Rights
Publicly announced last month the action. Tooley supplied the CIO's supply. Lewis may speak of secret agreements more authoritatively than I, as I have never made secret deals. The CLO aims to pass the Administration bill without crippling amendments as a step toward re-enactment of the Wagner Act with protections for workers. The Administration bill would replace Be With a broader Wagner Act, with five proposed amendments from Senators Douglas Hill Humphrey Withers Tobey Smith Aixon Morse.
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Waegmner
Isbor
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Day
Tobey
Margaret Ghas
Union Calls for Changes in Miner Strike Costs
The article discusses union actions and miner strikes over daily costs and work clauses. It notes demands to remove the "able and willing" requirement and tensions over enforcement, fines, and unauthorized strikes. It references legal actions involving Lewis and nationwide stoppages.
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Elsase
Lewis
Gee
Berlin City Veto Sparks Death Free Scep over Nerve
In a wartime debate the West accepts a veto on police and security while resisting city administration routines. Acheson criticizes the Soviet plan for expanding veto power, warning that only death could avoid it in Berlin.
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Berlin
West
Acheson
Visninski
Aid program outlines tariffs and export boosts
A plan proposes 150 million in aid with 24 percent for raw and semi finished materials mainly for textiles and rubber goods and 22 percent for general recovery and export gains. It earmarks funds for technical assistance finished products medical supplies and ocean freight. Additional aims include higher rice exports to Japan and Hong Kong and eased exports of marine products ginseng dried fish and kaolin clay to Asia. Tungsten to be sold as now in the United States.
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Hongzong
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