Piles Relieved by Home Treatment Claim
Dr D A Johnson founder of a Kansas City rectal clinic announces a mild painless and inexpensive home treatment for uncomplicated piles. He states decades of experience and offers free information and a satisfaction based guarantee with no charge unless the user is satisfied.
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Kangan City
Dr. Johnson
Dr. C. A. Johnson
Dept. 968
Main Street
Kansas City
Area Council Scouts to Hold Camporall at Fayette 4-H Camp
The Charleston Gazette reports the Area Council Scouts plan a Fayette 4-H Camp bivouac and camporall. Units from sections will compete in camping and emergency-skill drills, with tents and meal prep judged. The event includes campfire programs, a council-wide campfire Saturday, and a Sunday Scout service emphasizing Reverence. Catholic Scouts plan mass transportation to Scarbro for the service. Streamers will be awarded after Sunday inspections.
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The
Charleston Gazette
Area Council
Fayette
Charles Trail
Ton Area Council
Backwith
Scarbro
Grain-Fed Cattle Curtailment Asked
Farmers urged to market cattle with minimal grain feeding to boost world food supply. Robert Flint of the Kanawha County AAA committee cites USDA statement noting grain limits feeding starving populations. Government subsidy to cattle feeders ends June 30 to ration grain for human needs.
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Robert ©. Flint
Kanawha County
Flint
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Parkersburg Meeting
PARKERSBURG June 3 Charles A. Craig of Welch was elected grand patriarch of the International Order of Odd Fellows of West Virginia Inc at the grand encampment here Other officers include Rev Mr Bennett Troy grand high priest Clinton Fielder Hollidays Cove grand senior warden G D Coleman Charleston grand junior warden D D McCardle Cameron grand scribe and C H Riggle Fairmont grand treasurer Lena Sehon Clarksburg named president IOOF aux iliary Marie Wolfe Morgantown vice president Zillah Bradley Charleston secretary Erthal Lee Core Parkersburg treasurer Militant department commander C N Schoolcraft Parkersburg was named department commander.
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Parkersburg
Charles A. Craig
Welch
International Order of Odd Fellows of West Virginia, Inc
Mr. Bennett
Troy
Clinton Fielder
Hollidays Cove
G. D. Coleman
Charleston
D. D. McCardle
Cameron
C. H. Riggle
Fairmont
Music Students Start Summer Session Today
Kanawha county students will join the summer band session at Charleston high school auditorium today at 10 a m. Daily practice will run for six weeks under Robert G Williams county director of instrumental music. All county elementary junior and senior high students are eligible to attend.
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Kanawha County
Charleston High School
Robert G. Willams
Youth Burns to Death and Seven Hurt in Wreck
PARKERSBURG June. John Kesterson 19 of Parkersburg was burned to death and seven other youths were injured when two cars collided on state route 2. The parked car burst into flames after the crash, trapping Kesterson who could not escape and died from burns.
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Parkersburg
John Kesterson
Farkersburg
Here
Kesterson
Glenville Freshman Drowns After River Outing
Glenville college freshman Ora Wolfe age 28 and Army Air Corps veteran drowned in Little Kana River during a group outing. Fellow student Paul Segerist plunged into 12 foot water and found Wolfe, who was brought to the surface by William Luzader, a former sailor. Despite artificial respiration and care by two Glenville physicians, Wolfe did not survive. He was a Harrisville High School athlete and resided with his parents John and Mrs Wolfe of Mahone between Harrisville and Smithville, Ritchie County.
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Glenville
Ora Wolfe
Glenville College
Army Air Corps
Little
Kana
Wolfe
Paul Segerist
William Luzader
Harrisville High School
John Wolfe
Mahone
Harrisville
Smithville
Ritchie County
Spanish War Veterans Open 3 Day Meeting
Clarksburg hosts the West Virginia campment of United Spanish War Veterans. Rev. Louis E. Black delivers the sermon as Dept Commander Howard D. Stitt opens the gathering. Quartermaster General Walter E. Downey will speak Monday. officers meet and annual dinner planned Tuesday amid pension revision talk.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia
United Spanish War Veterans
Louis E. Black
Parkersburg
Howard D. Stitt
Huntington
Walter EB. Downey
Washington
Ansted Girl Claims Kidnaping Near Washington Monument
A 19 year old Ansted West Virginia woman says she was abducted from her home and assaulted several times. She told police two men dragged her from a car on the Washington monument grounds and forced her into their vehicle after asking for directions. She was later found wandering and held for medical treatment at the women's bureau.
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Washington
Ansted
W. Va
Birk
Washington Monument
Women’s Bureau
Rhoda Milliken
Bureau
Monument
Kilgore cites West Virginia veteran housing priorities
U S Senator Harley Kilgore announced that by May 20, 1946, 3,252 veteran dwellings were approved in West Virginia. Units range from 4,500 dollars to 10,000 dollars with many priced under 5,000, plus 1,815 temporary dwellings and 500 education housing units. The 1946 goal is 15,000 total veteran housing units in the state.
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Washington
U. S
Harley M. Kilgore
D.W. Va
West Virginia
Kilgore
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
Milcore
Federal Public Housing Authority
Wratt
Youths Kavinsky Body Returned to Whitesville Residence
The body of 17 year old George William Kavinsky of Whitesville Boone County who drowned May 51 in a lake near Pittsfield Massachusetts will arrive in Charleston tonight. Recovered last Saturday morning the body will be moved to Armstrong mortuary Whitesville. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs William Kavinsky of Whitesville two brothers John and James Edward Kavinsky at home and grandparents Louis Kavinsky Sr of Whitesville and Mrs Rose Phelps of Dorothy.
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George William
Kayinsky
Whitesville
Boone County
Pittsfield
Mass
Charleston
Agencies Lose Priority For Surplus Automobiles
Washington June 9 Federal agencies, once the largest buyers of surplus cars, cannot obtain them now as they are set aside for veterans. The senate appropriations committee voted to remove the requirement to buy surplus vehicles, after Gen Glen E Edgerton said veterans have top priority for passenger cars jeeps station wagons and trucks under 24 ton capacity and demand greatly exceeds supply.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Glen E. Edgerton
War Assets Administrator
Station Wagon Fire After Collision in South Hills
A station wagon owned by George L. Coyle of 510 Linden Road in South Hills caught fire late yesterday after a crash with a truck at Virginia Street and Delaware Avenue. The wagon driven by Coyle's son Thomas suffered $25 damage, and the truck driver James Canterbury of 1219 Virginia Avenue Dunbar was charged with operating while intoxicated reckless driving and running a red light. One person was reported injured.
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Linden Ra
South Hills
Virginia St
Delaware Ay
Coyle
Thomas
GO. Ransom
James Canterbury
Virginia Av
Dunbar
British Labour leaders urge Anglo Russian peace alliance
Bournemouth June 5 Hugh Dalton chancellor of the exchequer urged a firm British Russian alliance to secure European peace while warning Labour would not align with British Communists. Morrison said Labour had moved left only to sound sense and national interest as delegates of the transport and general workers union backed a constitutional amendment prohibiting affiliation of separate political bodies, including the Communist party.
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Eng
Hugh Dalton
Labor Party
Herbert Morison
Commong
Dalton
Europe
Germany
Moscow
Communist Party
Morrison
British Press Assoc
Labor
Transport and General Workers Union
Labor Party Executive Committee
Kremlin Hosts Tito And Yugoslav Delegation Dinner
Moscow dispatch reports Prime Minister Stalin hosted Marshal Tito and Yugoslav guests at a Kremlin dinner as Yugoslav officials meet Soviet leaders. The delegation discusses ongoing talks with Moscow rulers amid a wakeful note from Geneva about relations.
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Kremlin
Tito
London
Moscow
Stalin
Marshal Fito
Art Experts Call for Return of German Pictures to Owners
Washington group of 95 art authorities urged the United States to return about 200 German paintings kept since last year. They argued the works belong to their owners and criticized delays while the White House and Undersecretary Acheson cited Germany’s lack of safekeeping facilities as a reason for keeping the art in Washington.
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U.S
Germany
Washingson
June Borie
White House
Dean Achesom
National Gallery
Washington
Frederick Mortimer Clapp
Juliana Force
New York
Reurnament
Socialite Ends Own Life in Manhattan Apartment
Wealthy New York socialite Edgar Mark Williams Jr., 34, famed for his elopement with a stenographer a decade earlier, died by gas in his Manhattan home. His wife slept in Westport, Conn, at the time. A frightened building superintendent and a cop found him in the kitchen with four gas jets open, filling the room with fumes.
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New York
June B
INS
Edgar Mark Williams, Jr
Manhattan
Westport
Corton Woman Suffers Lacerations in Wreck
Mrs M C Comfort of Corton was injured yesterday in a collision of two automobiles at Cobh Station on State Rt 4. Attendants at McMillan hospital reported lacera tions of the face and right wrist and injuries to both ankles.
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Corton
M.C. Comfort
Cobh
McMillan Hospital
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