Far East Expert Urges U.S. Pull Troops Out of Korea
A Far East expert challenges U.S. troop withdrawal in Korea and criticizes Acheson’s 1945 secret message interpretation. Wedemeyer testifies he opposed coalition governance in China, urged punitive action against North Korea, and notes U.S. forces were limited by manpower. He also discusses Formosa and Chiang Kai-shek, and recounts a failed ambassadorial attempt and a State Department clothing bill.
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Washington Dee
MacArthur
Supreme Command
Wedemeyer
Rem
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China
Trousseau
Truman
Korea
Russia
38Th Parallel
Formosa
State Department
Parmosa
West
Far East
Yedemeyer
U. S
Chiang
Patrick Hurley
Fency Clothing
Gill
Department
Senate Banking Committees Press New Controls Law
The Senate and House Banking Committees move to brass tacks on a tougher controls bill, aiming for completion this week to align with President Truman’s plan to push curbs to the public. Truman will address the nation by radio and TV at 9:30 p.m. Thursday. A wage stabilization board member proposes a separate card to handle railroad labor disputes, likening it to a WWII panel.
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Joe
Judge) Montague
Texas and Southwest Cattle Producers Assn
Gore
Senate
House
Truman
Nathan P. Feinsirger
Univny of
Wisconsin
War Labor Board
Feels Oka
Vacuum medical advances for human preservation discussed
Navy doctors describe long term storage of skin in saline and plasma, enabling skin grafts up to 185 days later. Transplants of bone and arteries may integrate with the recipient, with skin banks aiding emergency care when injuries deprive a body of spare parts.
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Navy
Navy to Boost Plans Amid Tenant Rent Concerns
Navy to boost its housing plan faces tenant ire as residents report steep rent hikes. One tenant cites rents rising from 18 to 83 a month, another notes increases from 15 to 33 monthly depending on house type. Critics say homes are old and improvements fall on tenants.
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Navy
Pars
422 Descendants Survive Barboursville Woman
Barboursville June 11 One hundred two descendants survive Emma Jane Woods 83 who died yesterday A daughter eight sons 48 grandchildren 66 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren listed among survivors in Barboursville obituary notice
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Barboursville
Eniat
Emma Jane Woods
Clean Up Raid Fines Total 662 In Charleston
Five people paid a total of 862 in municipal court after Saturday night vice raids on eight Charleston establishments. Betsie Brown 27 of 310 1 2 North Rand St fined 102 for prostitution. Arlene Cummings 23 of Lee St appealed 102 illegal sale and 152 possession at 121 Club. released on 500 bond. Frank Williams 41 of 401 Jacob St fined 102 for illegal sale at Ebony Club. Charlotte Morgan 36 of 208 Bibby St fined 102 for illegal sale at Tight Squeeze Restaurant. Daniel Lewis 24 of 1404 Second Ave fined 102 for illegal possession at Shrewsbury St restaurant. William Preston 43 of 512 Margaret St released on 900 bond pending Thursday hearing on illegal sale and possession at Flamingo Club. Hearing continued at attorney request.
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Charleston
Bessie Brown
North Rand St
Arlene Cummings
Lee St
Summers St
Frank Williams
Jacob St
Charlotte Morgan
Bibby St
Shrewsbury St
Daniel Lewis
William Preston
Margaret St
Court St
Hurricane Girl Dies in Hospital of Burns
Wanda Mae Moynes, 10, of Burni cane in Putnam County, died in a South Charleston hospital from burns suffered last month at home. She was a Hurricane elementary student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mynes, with siblings Virgil Shirley and Darrell at home, sister Faye, and grandmother Laura Mynss. Service set for 2 p.m. today at Salem Church with burial in Valley View Memorial Park. The body will be taken to the residence today.
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Wanda Mae Moynes
Burni+cane
Putnam County
South Charleston
Burns
Roscoe Mynes
Hurricane
Virgil
Shirley
Darrell
Faye
Laura Mynss
Salem Church
Valley View Memorial Park
Henry C Fox Dies At Home In Glendon
Fenry Camden Fox 82 of Glendon Braxton County died Sunday morning at his home. Survived by his wife Iva F Fox. three sons How ard of California Harry of Uhrichsville and Tom of Akron. daughter Mrs Bessie Creole Frametown. Mrs Mallie Douglas Massillon and Mrs Ethyl Aumas Akron. one brother French Fox Gassaway. three sisters Emma Carney Leavenworth Kan Caroline Rose and Sisie Rose Rosedale. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday at residence Rev E H Laton officiating burial Tate Creek cemetery Bartlett Mortuary Gassaway directs.
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Fenry Camden Fox
Glendon
Braxton County
Iva Fast Fox
Howad
California
Harry
Uhrichsville
Tom
Akron
Xhrra Datachiters
Bessie Creole
Frametown
French Fox
Emma Carney
Leavenworth
Kan
Caroline Rose
Sisie Rose
Rosedale
E. Hi. Laton
Tate Creek Cemetery
Bartlett Mortuary
Bearwatch Missing Hiker Believed Lost In Rocky Mountain Park
Weather delays hampered searchers as rain washed out tracks in the park where Wiss Lorimer is overdue. A woman biker, described as tall and 140 pounds, wore blue jeans a topcoat and white shoes. Her coat was found on Hannah Mountain five miles southwest of the camp.
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Mernin
Truman Promotes Nominations in Senate Confirmation Round
President Truman announced promotions and nominations including Heunock to the New York District Court and others to be confirmed by the Senate. The report notes earlier resignations and a high profile figure Medina rising after wartime notoriety, with Supreme Court actions overturning prior convictions in a related case.
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New York
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Senate
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Supreme Court
Senate approves bill on U S loan strategy
Senate passes measure granting the ECA authority to handle a loan with aims of partial repayment on strategic materials. Backers argued withholding aid would hinder U S influence in world affairs. The text notes India’s manganese and monazite sands as strategic resources tied to the program.
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Weather forecast predicts large US heat wave and cold fronts
The U S Weather Bureau reports a ridging pattern across the United States with two centers in the U S and one in Canada dominating today. Warm air spreads over the southern states while cold fronts push through the Midwest and Great Lakes from Canada. A summer heat low remains in the Far Southwest.
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The Weather Across the Nation in Brief
The fragment notes weather coverage titled The Weather Here and Across the Nation with a June Tuesday reference and a partial time of sunrise sunset. Specific temperatures or locations are not provided in readable text.
Charles Browning 73 dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Charles Herbert Browning 73 of Logan County died Monday in a Madison hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A retired coal miner he last worked for George Creek Coal Co. at Hetzel. Survived by wife Delia Browning, nine children, a brother and a sister, fifteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday in Blair with burial at White On Cemetery Blair. Hunter and Hurter Mortuary of Madison in charge.
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Charles Herbert Browning
Logan County
Madison
George Creek Coal Co
Hetzel
Delia Browning
Gir
Kenneth Stafford
Emmett
Hassell
Homer Browning
Hutchinson
Hermatt Browning
U. S. Army
Michigan
Charles Browning, Jr
Fred Browning
Blair
Breach of Contract Suit Over Property Sale in Charleston
Angeline E Crist sues F S Rodes and Josephine Rodes in Circuit Court alleging misrepresentation in buying a lot in W R Estill near London Heights. She paid 1520, cites lack of right of way to a paved road and a deed clause restricting resale by race, plus a $10000 minimum house cost versus contract's 6000 minimum. Defendants deny liability for 33000 in damages sought.
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Charleston
F. S. Rodes
Josephine Rodes
W. R. Estill
London Heights
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Neckties and jewelry figure in Cohen tax trial
In Los Angeles on June 1, Mickey Cohen faced jurors over alleged tax evasion. Evidence included $50 neckties and items totaling hundreds of dollars, plus a $521 shirt bill from 1947. Prosecutors seek to prove Cohen understated income for 1946 to 1948. Witnesses from several haberdashers and a New York shirt maker testified to Cohen buying clothing and fees, with some merchandise later resold.
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Mickey Cohen
Evelyn Stanley
Cohen
Lavenne
William A. Fitzgerald
Cohen &L- 147
Fitzgerald
Ibaeck
City Playground Leaders Picked for Charleston District
The Charleston recreation department released names of supervisors for 30 playground sites including Grandview School with Eula Morriss, American Legion Park with Jean Thompson and John Clayton Scherer, Littlepace Terrace with Yvonne Dividen, and many others. Open hours are 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 5 pm Monday to Thursday, 1 pm to 6 pm Friday. senior staff retain full year roles while minor adjustments noted.
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Eula Morriss
American Legion Park
Jean Thompsox
John Clayton Scherer
Littlepace Terrace
Yvonne Dividen
Janet Belch+ Jr
Littleaage
Lou Ann Phodesi
Diribar
Jessie L. ‘Thompson
Cabell
George B. Rayford
Tiskelwah
Mergle T. Green
Eleanor Shester
Glenwood
Marri Lee Fast
Frances Ilen Pleid
Rosins
Kathryn Motichan
B. ‘Arnett
Stonewall Jackson
Jerry Bolsinger
Tancola Scnool
Addie Hatfield
Bob Shaver
Watts
Dorothy Wehrie
Hallie J. Davis
Bigley School
Janet Jo Fisher
Pat Bates
Bigley ‘Ay
Playfield
Ann Thomas
Ralph B. Currey
Test
Marian Costa Reynolds
Ane
Betty Young
Schimann
Gearse
Bear
Washington Manor
Mary Ann Jamer
Jack Sletler
Fozie Stovall
Thomas
Donnally St
Marjorie Campbell
Wenry Davis
Solme Ford
Macro Melson
Laidley Pleid
Margaret Hanford
David Gross
Capitol
Jame Afarlin
George Groot
Riverview
Gertrude Cain
William Morris
Hanawha City
Robert A. Wilson
William Grubbs
Horace Mann
Ruth Steadine Chamberlain
Syl OC. Bradford
South Ruffner
Josephine Davis
McGwigan
Mildred Lindberg
Penn~ Bank
Ann Reyzonico
South Hi
Azilete
Becketh
Miller
Siff
Po Jateurs
Louise Hughes
Garneta
Reformatory Escapee Charged With Thefts
A 19 year old runaway from the state reformatory for boys at Prun tylowd was charged with burglary of several homes at Monntgomary. Lawrence Miller of Kingston identified by W E Beckett of Chel van and held in county jail awaiting arraignment before Justice Frank Duyrrete. Miller reported missing from the reformatory June 7.
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Monntgomary
W. E. Beckett
Chelvan
Lawrence Miller
Kingston
Justice of the Peace
Frank Duyrrete
Miller
Reformatory
Capital Airlines Receives National Safety Award
The National Safety Coins presented Capital Airlines with an award for safe air transportation during 1950. Capital pilots flew a total of 440,500,000 miles without a fatality, based on Civil Aeronautics Board records.
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National Safety Coins
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Civill Aeronautics Board
West Virginians Earn Degrees at Penn State
Two West Virginians joined 7,863 graduates at Pennsylvania State College. Richard Keith Neal of Marmet earned a Master of Science in Zoology and Lois Bruye Van Vaccov of Beesley received a Bachelor of Science in Recreation.
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Penn State State College
West
Italy Receives Two U S Destroyers at Hudson River Ceremony
The United States handed over two Navy destroyers to Italy in a Hudson River ceremony. The ships Woodworth and Nicholson were transferred as part of mutual assistance between the Western World and Italy.
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New York
United States
Hudson River
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Woodworth
Nicholson
Pyostam
Harvey Fund Gift Aims to Aid Charleston Newsboys
National Board of Fire Underwriters official Welcher donated to City Patrolman Van Brown to ignite support for a Harvey Fund. Harvey, a longtime downtown Charleston figure, is linked to a local scheme amid looting of The Gazette and city police HQ. Capt. Williams cites a year old threat by an unnamed man and notes detectives seek the assailant.
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van Brown
Harvey
Charleston
Gazette
Eleven Perish continued From Page 1
Mixs Gloria Venturella Wrest Haven Raymond Roper West Haven Antonio Lombardo 65 of Mert sen father of Vincent Barnie Schwartz Niantic crewman Richard Parnes 11 Niantic his stepson William Krevil New Haven Malcolm Gurian New Haven Albrecht E Hilzinger Meriden.
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Wrest Haven
Raymond Roper
West Haven
Antonio Lombardo
Mertsen
Vincent
Barnie Schwartz
Niantic
Crewman
Richard Parnes
William Krevil
New Haven
Malcolm Gurian
Albrecht E. Hilzinger
Meriden
Obituary notices from Fayetteville and surrounding areas
Funeral services are announced for Rev. Gharies Alston pastor of Fayetteville First Baptist Church who died of a heart attack. Services will be at 1 40 p m tomorrow at Faythadis Church with Rev W M Jones officiating and burial in Pierce Cemetery under Washington and Coleman Mortuary. Additional notices provide details on Bailey Giles Witton, Beal d John Calvin, Ray Fapney, Mitchell Bell, Winfield Loftis, Harry C Shock Jr Mae Westfall York Watkins and others with service times at Bartlett and Elk Mortuaries and burials at local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings and numerous relatives across Kanawha, Fayette, and Berkeley counties. Burial locations include Sunset Memorial Park Blake Cemetery Lane Run Cemetery Garvis Cemetery and Carter Woodson Cemetery. Funeral home directions and home visit details are listed for several individuals.
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Gharies
Charles N. Absbot
Fayetteville
Faythadis Church
W. M. Jones
Pierce Cemetery
Washington and Coleman
Montgomery
Fayetteville First
Lacy Burns
Humphrey's Memorial Methodist Area
Sunset Memorial Park
Bailey
Ohio
Beckwith
Fryet County
Anna Clendenin
Graydon
Fayette County
Omer of
Mac Corkle
Lincoln County
Van
Asheford
Zoone Coun
Shock
Harry C., Jr
Southeast Nazarene
Ralph Schurman
Earl G. Hissom
Burjai
Sunset
Memorial Park
Dignan-Sibtcger Mortuary
South Charleston
Otis Watson, Jr
Guy Valxeon
Clifford Hightower
George Spruce
Bobbie Spruce
Bobbie Zier
Myr
Sith St. S. Fy
Watkins
York
Mt. Carton
Fayette Courty
Kimberly Baptist Church
Webster Wells
Buria
Carter Woodson
Tvaraci’ Gerandh
Washinet and Colemag Mortuary
Tes Dence
Mrs Jacox to join husband in Europe
Mrs Hugh Jaco district sales manager for Capitol Airlines plans to leave Charleston in weeks to join her husband overseas. Lt Jacox, recalled from Air Force duty, will depart for Westover Mass then be sent overseas to Frankfort Germany as traffic officer with the Military Airport Service. Hi Naos successor has been selected for Capitol district manager.
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Charleston
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Frankfort
Germany
Hi Nao
Capitol
Gazette Writer Addresses Session of Girls State
Jackson's Mill hosts 322 female delegates as Rhododendvan Girls State elects a governor. Miss Marcellc Ward of The Charleston Gazette spoke at the event, recounting a tour of Germany she took last summer.
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Charleston Gazette
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Germany
12 County Beer Retailers Weigh Off Limits Methods
Maj. Eugene Hughey described military off limits procedures for taverns at a Kanawha and Clay Counties meeting held in the State Capitol. He noted the Armed Forces Disciplinary Board seeks to avoid driving tavern owners from business while addressing venereal disease and repeated fights. A Charleston tavern was barred for 60 days due to numerous venereal disease contacts. The session, sponsored by the United States Brewers Foundation, included USBF staff and state beer officials.
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Clay Counties
Eugene V. Hughey
West Virginia
Miliitary
House of Delegates
Armed Forces Disciplinary Board
Maj
Hughey
Af Ace
Charleston
United States Brewers Foundation
Don Freeman
USBF
Burton Crow
Earl LaGran
New York
ISBF
Ned Davison
Wheeling
West! Virginia Beer Wholesalers Assoc
Dr George W Simmons 73 Dies At His Home
RIPLEY June 12 Special Dr George W Simmons 73 died today at his home after three years illness He was a prominent Jackson County physician since 1903 a church member Bank of Ripley director 25 years and active in civic groups Service Wednesday at Ripley United Brethren Church Burial Grass Lick Cemetery Vail Mortuary RIPLEY Mrs Emily Simmons and two daughters plus four sisters survive along with two grandchildren
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der. Simmons
Storkman
Jackson County
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Ripley United Brethren Church
Bank of Ripley
Oo F.lodge
Phi Chi Fraternity
Ripley Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia Medical Assoc
Ripley United Brethren
Church
Ralph Mahony
Grass “Lick
Vail Mortuary
Emily Simmons
Mildred Reynolds
Lenore Jankins
Emma Green
Fairplain
Eila Greene
Canna Lee
Dunbar
Mollie Kiser
Kenna
Juwo
State Korea Vets Are Reassigned
First group of rotation combat personnel from Korea who completed furloughs receive new assignments. Virginians listed include Cpl Albert James Martinsburg Ft Sam Houston Pfc Samuel Turner Martinsburg Ft Campbell Cpl James Smith West Hamlin Ft Meade Sgt Alvin Mustee Cleveland Camp Breckinridge Set William Lineberry Corinne Camp Breckinridge Sgt Wilson Hamrick Bergao Camp Breckinridge Paul Dachuta Skelton Camp Breckinridge Francis Wright Crema Camp Breckinridge Amsy Hodge West Hamlin Ft Benning Emory Deel Berwind Ft Belvoir Pry Bill Persinger Ft Knox Col Thomas Venee Freeman Ft Eustis SFC Russell Bartlett Morgantown Aberdeen Proving Grounds Johnnie Sommerville Reedy Aberdeen Proving Grounds Glenn Bailey Morgantown Fort Dix Harry Kinney Ally Ft Dix Donovan Thompson Parkersburg Ft Meade Gerald Triplett Dille Ft Campbell John Congi Clarksburg Camp Breckinridge Sgt Sterling Fockler Parkersburg Camp Breckinridge James Godbey Parkersburg Camp Breckinridge Richard Hill Bluefield Ft ee Va Pfc Edward Carder Fr Ashby Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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Martinssburg
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
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Martinsburg
Ft. Campbell
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West Hamlin
Ft. Meade
Gordon WN. Mustee
Cleveland
Camp Breckinridge
Alvin Wmeats
Erwin
Cemap
Breckinridge
iSet
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Corinne
Wilson C. Hamrick
Bergao
Paul A.dachuta
Skelton
Francis M. Wright
Crema
Amsy Hodge
Ft. Benning
Emory B
Deel
Berwind
Belvoir
Pry
Bill Persinger
Knox
Thomas A. Venee
Freeman
Ft. Eustis
Russell V Bartlett
Morgantown
Aberdeen
Proving Grounds
Johnnie J. Sommerville Reedy
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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Fort Dix
Harry E. Kinney
Alyy
Ft Dix
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Parkersburg
Gerald H. Triplett
Dille
John Congi
Clarksburg
Sterling d. Fockler
James R. Godbey
Richard L. Hill
Bluefield
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Edward D. Carder
Fr. Ashby
Ex Charleston Man Dies in Pittsburgh Area
Edward Burdette formerly of Charleston West Virginia dies in a Pittsburgh hospital after a period of illness. He was affiliated with United Fuel Gas Co. in Charleston and was the father of Mrs. Russell Eastwood, also of Charleston. Body sent to Bert Lett Mortuary in Charleston.
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Edward Burdette
Charleston
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United Fuel Gas Co
Russell Eastwood
Molten Metal Burns Alloy Plant Worker
Turner, 46, of Deep Water Fayette County, was burned by molten metal at the Elestro Metallurgical Plant in Alloy. He was reported in satisfactory condition at Laird Memorial Hospital after the accident. An attendant said Turner suffered burns.
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Spesal—Oihello Turner
Deep Water
Fayette County
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Body of Whiting Man Found in Blast Debris
Body of Joan Sinal, 58, of Whiting, Indiana, found today among debris from an explosion and fire at the Standard Oil Indiana refinery. Several were injured. Police pursued the search after Sinal did not return home last night amid the blaze.
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Caterpillar Swarm Hits Michigan Farmlands
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan farmers report dense caterpillar hordes sweeping from trees onto cattle. Scientists note caterpillars cling to hard maple leaves and spin cocoons as eastern Upper Peninsula fields suffer in June.
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Road Construction Remains Stymied in North Charleston
Wage differences halt a four lane highway project between Charleston and Dunbar after a month of labor dispute. Labor Commissioner Charles J F Sattler said a meeting with unions and contractors is scheduled tomorrow to push for a wage settlement. Contractors Howard Price Co Huntington and Charleston Construction Co are involved along with local labor, teamster and engineer unions.
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Last Rites Arranged For Owen E Jarrett
Owen Edward Jarrett a life long Kanawha County resident died Sunday morning at his Pinch home. Funeral service set for 2 p m tomorrow at Elkview Church of Christ with Bruce Reed officiating. Burial at Rummell Cemetery Pinch under Harter Mortuary Elkview guidance. He was a retired farmer and member of the Church of Christ. He aged 75. Survived by his wife Minnie Mace Jarrett one daughter Mrs John McCune three sons Frank Bugelie and maid of East Liverpool O one brother Lennie Jarrett and 13 grandchildren.
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Lower Salem
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Dallas
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Maid
East Liverpool
Lennie Jarrett
Belle
Beef Supply Tangles With Market and Military Bids
James Carey accuses meat producers of racketeering as farmers press to extend time for feed as cattle stock remains heavy. Washington’s defense board urges buying foreign beef until U.S. supplies rise, amid reports of Army plans to source 40 000 pounds of Argentine beef. Packers and wholesalers grow pessimistic as shortages bite, with varied market conditions from Cheyenne to New York and limited consumer panic anticipated.
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Met
Submarine Tene sinks self during Pacific patrols
War ID submarine reportedly sunk by its own torpedo near the enemy coast after a patrol that yielded many successes and heroics. Only nine of 75 crew escaped. Commander Richard O Kane, later Medal of Honor recipient, survived and was captured. His wife christens the Snow Vargalite launch as Deadlock continues in Paris between Big Four deputies drafting foreign ministers meeting agenda.
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O'Kane
New London
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Council Okays Paving Project Despite Threats
The St Albans city council at a special meeting approved a paving plan for new sidewalks and curbing along Ora U.S. Route 60 from Pennsylvania Avenue to Hughes Bay amid threats of a court injunction by opponent Robert H. Kay. About 20 landowners protested. SRC may widen the highway to 30 feet if city pays for curb and sidewalks.
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N. Slater
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Hudison Sts
Curtis St
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Main St
Knights Elect Charles Lamb to Office at Charleston Council
Charles B. Lamb and Charles Lamb are named to lead Charleston Council No. 771 Knights of Columbus. New officers include Stanley A. Miskura as deputy grand knight, Frank S. Henderson as chancellor, and others. Installation begins July 1 with a special meeting Friday to plan major degrees. Richwood Council to be instituted June 24 with officers elected.
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Charleston
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Frank S. Henderson
Alvert G. Frerotte
Albert C. Bartemes
Leo M. Riley
Wiliam P. Shea
Willian J. Gatens
Henry J. Reuter
Lewis F. Kusta
E. Vernon Smoot
State Council
Joseph H. Gaines
T. J. Jacquet
Anderson Named City Park Maintenance Foreman
Ernest H. Anderson was hired as maintenance foreman for the city parks and playgrounds department. He previously jailed during the Dawson administration and is the son of former city building janitor head Arthur Anderson. He began work June 8 and leads a crew of five or six. Mayor Gopenhauer expects the maintenance supervisor post to be filled soon after Ernest Rutledge was dismissed for political activity.
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Body of Set Flinner To Be Returned Today
The body of Set Rubveit Lee Plinner a 20 year old killed Sept 11 1956 while with the Eighth Cavalry Reg in Korea will be returned today to Cunningham Mortuary. He was a Charmston resident son of Clinton C Plivier Sr of RFD 6 and enlisted Sept 1947 going overseas Feb following year. Survived by his mother Mrs Martha Flinner Griffithsville brothers Clinton Jn Charleston Jimmy Howard Deibert at home one half brother David at home three sisters Mrs Oren Christy Charletson Irene Beatrie Flinner at home and grandfather Worthy Flinner of RFD 6. Funeral home to receive him at his father home today.
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Charleston
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Deibert
David
Oren Christy
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Allied Columns From Page Describe Korean War Front
An Allied front column reports Chinese forces in retreat near Chorwan as Turkish Greek Philippine and Thai units join the U S First Corps assault. The town appears clear of Chinese troops with civilians welcoming Allied advances and three Chinese prisoners shown to locals.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!