Carnegie Classic Teams Chosen for Dale Carnegie Night
Members from two Dale Carnegie classes and Charleston alumni competed at the Daniel Borne hotel in a program of prepared talks and extemporaneous speeches on the theme When I Got Out of the Course. Thursday speakers were John A. Pitzpatrick Ruth Martin Ballentine and Richard T. Sulsten. Friday speakers included Roy W Greenles Warden C Weaver and Well G. Lordan. Alumni prizes were awarded by Class Directors William G. Strauss Mildred Reynolds and George Anstey. A group photo lists numerous participants across four rows with instructors and directors identified.
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Dale Carnegie
Daly Carnegie
Daniel Borne Hotel
John A. Pitzpatrick
Ruth Martin Ballentine
Richard T. Sulsten
Roy W 'Greenles
Warden C Weaver
Well G. Lordan
Tharleston
Henry MM
Sscne
Robert Dixon
Smbers
William G. Strauss
Mildred Reynolds
George Anstey
Jon Ruskin Hall
Domiias
Colby ‘S
Mills
Ralph MW. Green
John D. Elliott, Jr
Janes Fallo
Ralph A. Edward M. Dobbs
John A. Pitk
Mildred Regni
Directors Named For Playgrounds Opening Monday
The Charleston Park and Recreation Commission yesterday named playground directors for a three month summer program starting tomorrow. Special activity supervisors include Reuben Carp Roy Lene and George Rayford with assistants Paul Trotter Mrs Louise Hughes Miss Garneta Shannon and Mary Lee Werner. District supervisors Clyde Hutson and Lav Borgox will direct sites at Roosevalt and Rooosevalt junior high with East End同. City wide sites list multiple directors including Legion Field Littlepage Terrace Cabell Tiskelwah Glenwood Robins Miles Trout Stonewall Linesla Watts Bigley and more with 2) playgrounds opening Monday through Friday 1 to 6 pm and other hours elsewhere.
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Charleston Park and Recream Commission
Proram
Reuben Carp
Roy Lene
George Rayford
Paul Trotter
Louise Hughes
Garneta Shannon
Mary Lee Werner
Clyde Hutson
Stonewall
Jack- 200
Wiil-Coarn Batenail
West Side
Lav Borgox
Rooosevalt
East End
Legion Field
Pat Moran
Adell Beggener
John Nourmar
Littlepage Terrace
Orva Chidester
Littlepage
Kethryn Mol
Johanes Dunocar
Thelma Smith
Cabell
Macea Nelson
Tiskelwah
Margie Green
Fred Graharo
Glenwood
Betty Graham
Ernle Allins
Robins
Ruth Cevittana
Miles Trout
Ralph Holmes
Nv Linesla
Addie Heiffeld
Edward Riordan
Watts
Virginis Conner
Wariha Cole
Bigley School
Helen Harper
Bigley Av
Recreation
Ruby Danter
Jim Danter
Sylvia Hossecman
Reynolds
Mary Fike
Jimordes
Washington Manor
Joseph
Bidny Sis
Rosemiary Moore
Ang Weller Moore
Fernbank
Taft
Ma. m
Noot
Reuther Gun Identity Sought In Detroit Search
Police plan a systematic search across 26 cities for the owner of the gun used in Victor Reuther's shooting. A detective will carry a photo of the abandoned shotgun found at Reuther's home and details on a $217,500 reward. The weapon bears initials J BH or J, Hy and may be one of 20 made by an Eastern manufacturer. Reuther, education director of the UAW, was shot at his home in May. his brother Walter, UAW president, was shot earlier in April.
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Detroit
Victor Reuther
Reuther
James J. Makers
United Auto Workers
Walter Gaw
Three Killed and Six Hurt in New Jersey Troop Truck Crash
A New Jersey National Guard troop truck collided with a passenger car at the Dex Dix approach, killing Austin Potts and his wife Rebecca Potts and another occupant Florida McGen, while three Guardsmen died and three were injured. Police said the truck turned off State Highway 92 and crashed into the Potts vehicle, driving it into a pole.
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New Jersey
Bordentown
INS
New Jersey National Guard
Ry Dex
Austin Potts
Rebecca Potts
Flaine McGen
Columbus
Potts
Halsey Urges Fixed Marine Corps Force Share
Retired Admiral William Halsey told Congress to fix six percent of Army Navy and Air Force personnel as a Marine corps floor to ensure a perpetually strong Marine presence. Speaking at the Marines Fourth Division reunion on the Washington Monument grounds he argued for a constitutional level to sustain the corps long term.
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Washington
William
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Congress
Halsey
Washington Monument
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
So Charleston Girl Is Oberlin Graduate
Oberlin College prepares for commencement with a large 79 member graduating class. Among the graduates is Elizabeth May Castilie of South Charleston West Virginia and Miss Boulittle K. Doolittle of West Cuyahoga, noted for their academic achievements as the ceremony approaches.
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Charleston
Oberlin
the Gazette
Oberlin College
Elizabeth May Castilile
South Charlescon
W Va
Nire Arthue
Miss Boolittle K. Doolittle
Souls Charleseal
Truman Aides Headed to Farms to Rally Off-Year Votes
Washington June 11 President Truman's top political aides travel to Des Moines for a two tier farm policy conference. They aim to mobilize farm and labor groups to back Brannan's plan, promote cheaper food for consumers, and frame postwar agricultural policy as a 1950 campaign issue. The gathering includes Barkley Brannan Tobin Clark McGrath Thomas and Blunt Democratic leaders seek to broaden support among Midwest farmers and labor to offset GOP gains.
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Washington
Truman
Des Moines
Barkley
Agricure
Midwest
Brannan
Len Henneth
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Sraonin
Sebanks
James G. Patton
The
Nations Farmers Union
Aranged
Traies Carey
CIO
Joseph D
Eden Collapses During Public Speech in Warwick Heat
Anthony Eden, the wartime leader, fainted during a public speech in Warwick as temperatures hovered near 70 degrees. He was supported by aides, received first aid, and continued later, with Eden noting he felt recovered before leaving for another engagement in Leamington.
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Anthony Eden
Warwick
Eng
Vic
Eden
Leuarington
Beilain
Lesmington
Charleston Youths Honored at Culver Academy
Two Charleston youths received honors at Culver Academy during closing exercises. Mercrum of Chestnut Re and James T. Moeller of Norwood Road were appointed to captain and battalion state sergeant for the 1949 50 school year. Mercrum is the son of Mr and Mrs B McCrum.
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Culver. Indy
Chareston
W. Va
Culver Academy
Chestnut Re
James T. Moeller
Norwood Rd
McCrim
Mra
B. McCrum
Groens Bring Police In Force In Danbury Incident
Danbury police were summoned after Walter Tyaye 50, a robs operator, reported hearing groans during a disturbance in East Hight. Irving Vermilyea of New Bedford and John Stoughton of Claremont alerted authorities when Trask’s voice faded. officers found Trask asleep in Troy with his transmitter emitting groans.
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Barlin Ham
New England
Irving Vermilyea
New Befford
John Stoughton
Claremont
Trask
Troy
Isaacs Plea Fails To Deter Railmen
Britain faces a large rail strike as unions press for wage deals and support a walkout announced by the union’s rail branch. The strike disrupts schedules, causes weekend rail outages, and forces trains off main routes, with government ministers warning of potential economic impact.
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Stanley
Sanes
Britain
York
Sanday
Loma
Toree
Sutdars
Forthast
Greisien Oy
Nine Elms
Morris Re elected To College Board
Stanley J. Morris of Charleston West Virginia has been re elected for a fourth consecutive term as chair of the Mariela college board. He is a graduate of Marietta College and a member of the law firm Steptoe and Jamson, Charleston and Clarksburg. James Mueller is the son of Mrs. G. J. Trayer.
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Stanley J. Morris
Charleston. W. Va
Allowney
Ihan
Ure Mariela College Board
Marietta College
Law Liar
Steptoe and
Jamson
Charleston
Clarksburg
James Mueller
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Revived Arts Center prompts open meeting plan
The Civic Arts Center project is revived with Helen Thompson and Charles W Cammack Jr announcing an upcoming open meeting. Officials urge all interested groups to attend to discuss ways to realize the center to serve Charleston cultural groups, with time and date to be announced.
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Civic Arts Center
Helen Mr. Thompson
Charles W Cammack, Jr
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the Gazette
Thompson
Lbes
Charlestonide
Th Gazette
Kanawis City
Watt Powell
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Charleston I
South Charleston New School Building Planned at Montrose and Glendale
Montrose and Glendale intersections in South Charleston will host a new school unit to ease crowded conditions. Vir Bi Flinn announced the project, with a three to six to eight room expansion planned as Montrose grows. Architect to publish plans within two weeks. about 38 first three-grade students to be housed.
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South Charleston News
Montrose Dr
Glendale Av
Flinn
Mary
Grands
ZoRe- O'Dell
Edisas
South Charleston
Montrose
Aid Glentsley
L. Lowenstein
Montrose-Glendale
Lavenstein
Penanty
Ross
W. W. White
Sie
First Presbyterian Church
S. van Buren
Synod of West
Davis-Elkins College
White Bas
Vavatian Bible School
Uo MI
Delbert Hartest
Kanawha County
Michigan
South Charlecton
Kangwha State Forest
Girl Sees Face Of Blind Date Killer In Boulder Inquest
Doris Weaver testified at a coroner inquest into the death of Ray Spore, alleging she saw a sharp facial profile of the man who killed him during an attack by Boulder Creek. She described a 20 to 30 year old, 5 ft tall suspect in a plaid jacket, dark trousers, possible jean, who fled after striking Spore with a blunt instrument and delivering a fatal blow.
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Cole
June
Chinrade University
Tim
Miss Weavers
Spore
Couner
Teen
Jaco
Doyle
Weaver
Rebeccah Haviley
Annette
Tyra
Fightne
Apong
Five men saved as Sunset capsizes off Alaska coast
Coast Guard reports four survivors from the salmon purse seiner Sunset after it capsized near False Pass Alaska. Nine crew aboard. Captain Nick Mardesch Sr. and four sons from Everett Washington among the crew. An Army helicopter evacuated survivors to Cold Bay and then to Anchorage for medical care as rescue efforts continued.
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False Pass
Alaska
Coast Guard
Seattie
Tigwly
Palse Pass
Alaska Hinsula
Kei
Everett
Wash
Tony Mardesich
San Pedro
Vincent Viaskellin
Frank Suryan
Anacortes
Movrovich
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Foe Coast Guard
Johnny B
Erie
Mei
Anchorage
Asa
Birthdays Off Given Under Union Contract
A union contract in New Jersey ensures workers receive paid time off on their birthday. The provision aims to grant each employee an annual birthday break with pay, reflecting union demands for holiday-like benefits.
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Trenton
Inca
ATL Soft Crick
Baxs
With & sToup
New Jersey
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MacCorkle Av
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N. 1
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Mile Creek
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Kentucky St. South Charleston
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West Virginia Department of Health
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Emmett Wallace
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Kanawhe Turnpike
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Dickie Walker
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Suvanne Walkner
Janis Price
Tommy Taylor
David Potter
John Snyder
Sky Temple
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wSouith Charleston
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Women's Society For Christian Service of St. Methesiat
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Port Deposit
Nnd
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Parkersburg
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St. Francis Hospital
Lilly West
South Charles
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Zweleth
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Fla
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Pittsburgh
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Steubenville, CG
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Kiszka
May Barker
Emory
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