England Seeks Soft Peace for Japan to Limit Risks
London reports Britain and Commonwealth diplomats favor a relatively soft postwar peace with Japan to curb potential alliances with the Soviet Union and Red China. A 17 day Commonwealth conference proposed sovereignty restoration, limited reparations, early end of occupation, minimal Allied control, civilian ship and air force rights, and disarmament with provisions for an armed police force.
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London
Japan
Russia
Red China
Commonwealth
Canberra
Australia
Obituary Notices From South Charleston Area
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices from South Charleston and surrounding towns list services, survivors, and burial details. Entries mention Patricia Barker infant daughter. Fannie Camp of Pittsburgh. Ellis Greene of Camden on Gauley. Emma Lee Sangy. Freddy Everett Jones. Abble Kaffer. Dicta Martin. Minnie Weely. Adolph Rousseaux. Lillian Sout of Nitro. James William Skler. Whitley Yanin. Whitley Welton. Effie Jane Willing. with details on dates, locations, and funeral homes.
M. E. Hundley Dies in Hospital
Marion Elmore Hundley age 62 an operator at Westvaco Chemical Corp South Charleston died after a short illness in a local hospital. Born April 15 1888 at Ruth on Davis Creek he worked for Westvaco since 1917 and lived at 4826 Kanawha Turnpike. Surviving wife five daughters two brothers a sister and four grandchildren. Snodgrass Mortuary in charge service 2 pm tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Elmore Hundley
Taslic
Westvaco Chemical Corp
South Charleston
Mr. Hundley
Ruth On
Davis Creek
James Hundley
Westvaca
Kanawha Turnpike
Martha Hundley
Raymond Lowers
Reba George
Edward Strain
Paul Gilllisple
Charleston
Lewis Stone
George's Creek
Hundley
George Hundley
East Liverpool
Elmer Thompson
Snodgrass
Earl MacCormick
Graceland Memorial Park
Third Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Dies at 78
Justice William B Linn of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court died at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia at age 78 after a month as a patient. A native of Ephrata he joined the court in 1932 appointed by Gov Gifford Pinchot to fill an unexpired term. Earlier this year Justices George W and Marion D Pat died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William B. Linn
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Jefferson Hospital
Linn
Ephrata
Gifford Pinchot
Cina
George W
Marion D. Pat
Fire destroys home as witness say minutes to burn
Cherinuee Pay Ash escaped from a flaming residence with a single exit after fetching a wire. Nearby workers helped as the house burned in minutes, with all possessions lost. Mrs Knox went to the Ash residence to use their washing machine, reportedly about to start when gasolene fumes surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Aly
Knox
Father Convicted and Family Described as Healthy
A court convicting a father is reported with authorities saying the other two children were well treated and the family appeared healthy. Scielzo received earnings up to 75 dollars a week while his wife was described as healthy looking and well fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scielzo
Red Defense Price Changes Affect Ruble Value
The article notes price reductions starting January one and March first, boosting the ruble’s value this year. It provides total expenditures for 1950 at 427.9 billion rubles versus 412 billion rubles in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zverev
Church Opposes Sectarian Aid And Vatican Appointment
The 90th Presbyterian Church U.S. general assembly at Massanetta Springs Va opposes diverting public school funds to sectarian parochial schools and resists weakening church state separation. It also urged Truman not to appoint a Vatican representative and defeated withdrawing from the World Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massanetta Springs
90Th Presbyterian Church
U. S. General Assembly
Standing Committee On
Ras Vey
Truman
Myron
Taylor
Vatican
Benjamin Rice Lacy, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Stuckey Elected Mayor in Martinsburg Bi-en Election
Carlton B. Stuckey, a Republican, won the Martinsburg mayoral race with 2,883 votes to Democrat Robert L. Tay’s 2,548 as the city council results were announced. The Berlin report notes Tay’s loss in the bi-ennial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Carlton B. Stuckey
Robert L. Tay
Berlin
Tae
Stuckey
Dorothy Lamour
Germany
Puerto Rico Population Jump Reported by Census Bureau
Census Bureau officials report Puerto Rico population rose from 1 869 255 in 1950 to 1 980 000 plus in 1951 with tax figures noted at $206 414 in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quan
Puerto Rico
Census Bureau
Reich Votes to Join European Council as East-West Tension Flare
In Bonn on June 13 the German Bundestag narrowly approved joining the unofficial European Parliament in Strasbourg amid fist fights sparked by Communists. Chancellor Adenauer noted Europe’s consolidation to counter the East threat as deputies condemned East German actions over Poland tied to the Oder Neisse border. Reimann shouted from the speaker’s stand. he was suspended for 30 sessions as the decision to move toward Europe passed by show of hands with a final vote anticipated Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
INS
Council HE Europe
Trance
Konrad Adenauer
Bundestag
Europe
Max Reimann
Poland
Erich. Koehler
Reimann
Strasbourg
UAW Exonerates Accused Official in Toledo Row
The UAW executive board exonerated Richard T Gasser a vice president of accusations of dictatorship and misuse of Local 22 funds. The 23 member body found the charges reckless and based on rumor with no substantiating evidence after hearing over 80 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Tadey
Richard T Gasser
UAW
Gasser
Toledo
Gosser
Local 12
Morehhan
Woman Arrested On Shooting Count
Miss Lillie Beile Myers 26 of Price's Ct was arrested by city police for shooting with intent to kill Calvin Legg 41 also of Price's Ct Legg was wounded in the left arm by a 22 caliber bullet and was listed in good condition at Charleston General Hospital Witnesses said the shooting followed an argument behind the Myers home last night and Myers was to appear in municipal court for a preliminary hearing today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Beile Myers
Price
W. W. Fisher
Ingent
Calvin Legg
Legg
Charleston General Hospital
Fisher
Myers
Mori
Rhododendron Girls State Names Governors Nominees
Jackson's Mill June 13. Rangel Nassif 17 of Ravelsburg and Evangeline Hadjis 16 of Wheeling head the two party tickets for governor at Rhododendron Girls State. Federalists earlier chose Nassif while Nationalists selected Hadjis. Other nominees include Carla Analolvért Huntington Secretary of State and Mary Davis Beckley Auditor. The inauguration and general election follow Saturday with a stamp day concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
Rangel Nassif
Ravelsburg
Evangeline Harijis
Wheeling
Miss Nassif
Carla Anal ‘Olvért
Huntington
Sue Baer
South Charleston
Mary Davis
Beckley
Sue Means
Charleston
Joan Hart
Elkins
Janey Davis
Weirton
Sue Hermon
Oins
Gill Garvin
Clarksburg
Walkout Cancels CBS TV Shows Tonight
CBS canceled two shows and six others last night due to a technicians strike. The dispute centers on working conditions and pay, with the union seeking higher minimum wages and CBS offering a compromise. A federal mediator met with negotiators as delays affected both TV and radio productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
APL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hollywood
Chicago
Funeral is set today for Erbacon miner who died in mishap
Funeral services for Richard Halcomb 23 a miner at Gauley Mountain Coal Co were scheduled in Erbacon with Rev Lloyd Sitdom officiating He died in a Monday accident Survivors include his wife a daughter his parents two brothers and two sisters with burial in Erbacon Cemetery Dodd and Hurt Mortuary Webster Springs in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Rosa Cottrill
Liza C
Richwood
Charlie
Cavin Creek
Earl of Cowen
Audrey
Garver
Von
Aid
Dodd and Hurt
Webster Springs
Sangy
Emma Lee
Barlow Mortuary Chapel
Oral Lowe
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Tro Skler
James Wiliam
Yawkey
Aare
Logan
Thomas
Thurmond
Wark McCormick
St. Albans
Burla
Sulphur Springs
vrickson-Koonty Mortner 15
Erbacon
Richard
Halcomb
Halcearb
Webster County
Gauley Mountain Coal Co
Cowen
Methodist
Lloyd Sitdom
Dodd
Margie Holcomb
Martha
Jane
Hendricks Holcomb
Orville
Cleveland
Dale
Montgomery
Geraldine Robinson
MacDunn
Irene Facemize
Sutton
Mullens Officials Renamed MALLENS
Mayor William M Hodroyd and Commissioners Woodrow Cook and Al Perry were reelected to two year terms in biennial voting today in Mullens. The results extend their terms and maintain local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Mallens
William M. Hodroyd
Woodrow Cook
al Perry
Town council seats filled in local election results
Five Democrats and two Republicans named to the town council. Republicans Decatur Young and Gardner Pierce join Democrats George D. Engle Ernest McKee Michael Z. Miner William H. Peery and George D Engle Bright as incumbents. Three other incumbents were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvenues
Decatur Young
Gardner Pierce
George D. Engle
Ernest 4. McKee
Michael Z. Miner
William H. Peery
George D- Englebright
Young Engle
Englebright
Radio Station Fires Worker For Refusing Loyalty Oath
Hollywood reports Radio station AFI dismissed Charlene Aumack a secretary after she refused to sign a loyalty oath. The outlet owner Earle C. Anthony said the move was necessary to clear any suspicion and protect the station’s integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
AFI
Earle C. Anthony
NBC
Hhere
Anthony
Charlene Aumack
Motorcyclist Dies After Eskdale Crossing Crash
Benny Lee Thomas 20 of Ohley died in East Bank hospital after his motorcycle struck Eskdale crossing at high speed. He died at 11 with brain concussion and other injuries. Survived by parents, four sisters, two brothers and grandparents. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brade
Benny Lee Thomas
Ohley
W. E. Tribbet
Chelyan
Thomas
Eskdale
Ben R.thomas
Obley
Reva Jean
Trudy Loy
Patricia Ann
Judy Card
Billy
James
Wee
Howell
Rayford
Nody
Pryor Mortuary
East Bank
U S Grants Red Political Refuge
United States grants temporary asylum to Vladimir Houdek, former chief United Nations envoy for Czechoslovakia, while placing him under surveillance and parole as a Communist refugee. State Department mentions potential expulsion if he betrays non communistic shift. Rumors link Czech diplomat Jan Kurovsky seeking sanctuary after leaving New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
Houdek
Diplo Wat
U. S
Jan Kurovsky
New York
Moody Reelected President Of Southern Coal Producers Assoc
Joseph Be. Moody has been reelected president of the Southern Coal Producers Assoc. The board renewed all officers for another year. Walter A. Thurmond remains secretary and Laurence E. Tierney Jr remains on the press executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph BE. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Assoc
The
Southern Association
Imearly
Mondy
Walter A. Thurmond
Laurence E. Tierney, Jr
Woody
M. L. Garvey
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Ebersole Gaines
New River Coal
Tobey Seeks Tax Rules Tightened on Charitable Trusts
In April 1549 Senator Tobey introduced bills addressing use of charitable and educational trusts to avoid taxes. He testified in hearings advocating changes to close loopholes and align with current Ways and Means actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoul Fagett
Tobey
R-Nh
Tovey
Way
Little
Sue
Social Security Plans To Raise Benefits And Cut Employment Period
The article outlines changes to Social Security continued payments and future benefits. It notes a rise in average retired worker payments from about 28 dollars to over 49 dollars, plus new rules to simplify qualification by shortening the required covered employment period and a gradual payroll tax increase starting in 1956.
Wreck Injuries Fatal to Girl 10 in Tunnelton Collision
Donna Jean Johnson ten dies from injuries after a car struck by an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio train in Newburg. Driver Ross L. Cool 28 of Tunnelton released from hospital. Passengers Mary Ann Cool 31 and Barbara Ann Johnson 12 remain hospitalized.
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Grafton
Donna Jean Johnson
Tunnelton
Tra
A. C. Hotsutler
Ross L. Cool
Baltimore and Obi
Newburg
Cool
Mary Ann Cool
Barbara Ann Johnson
City Youth Elected Governor of Annual Negro Boys State
Warren Lewis of Charleston was elected governor at the ninth annual West Virginia Negro Boys State. The Federalists achieved another victory as Lewis defeated Busgene Donawey of Parkersburg in the primary. Board of Public Works members and state officials were listed, with several tie votes for auditor, sheriff, and circuit judge in McDowell County.
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Warren Lewis
Charleston
West Virginia
Lewis
Busgene Donawey
Parkersburg
Board of Public Works
Leroy Raynes
Hars4 Scott
Rober Seams
Noble Washington
K. Wells, Jr
Eugene Washington
St. Albans
States Supreme Court
Tanmas Owens
Roy Smith
Joseph Woods
Milton Smal
Ronald Cecil
McDowell County
William Jones
I. J. K. Wells, Sr
Ulysses Smelly
Myron Rusty Renick
Fayette- Vile
Cpl. C. G McClain
State Police
W. T. Johnson
New Farmers of America
Gnc
L. A. Toney
Boys State
Dairy Workers Strike Targets 40 Hour Week in Nationwide Action
Capital dairy workers walk out in a wage dispute similar to Pittsburgh action. AFL dairy workers seek a 40 hour week with 48 hours pay. Pittsburgh Strikers demand daily guarantee raise from 19 to 12.50 while Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association offers 311, noting drivers currently earn about 200 monthly.
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iCouunuert
Page
Pitgaellrg
Nus
Washington
AFL
Dairy Workers Union
Pittsburgh
Milk Sale Barred in Capital During Strike Protest
Washington mothers protested as public health inspectors barred 1500 quarts of Maryland milk trucked in during a three day old milk strike. The incident spurred anger as a grocer attempted a 3 20 p m sale. An emergency plan to deliver milk to homes of babies and the sick was approved by major dairies and striking workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Washington
Maryland
Plan n Hailed Advances in European Negotiations
Plan backed by France Italy Western Germany Belgium Luxembourg aims to pool resources and broaden markets. French Foreign Minister Khunign outlined May 1 goals while Churchill demanded early access to the plan details, and Herbert Morrison signaled a rebate when details are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity of Europe
Council of Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Robert Khunign
Winstonchurchill
Herbert Mart ‘Ison
Paris
Hurricane Girl Attending Rhododendron Girls' State
Mary Lou Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Ellis of Hurricane is attending Rhododendron Girls State at Sackh son’s Mill this week. She is sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of American Legion Unit 135 Hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurricane
Rhododendron Girls
Mary Lou Ellis
Willian L. Ellis
Rho Iododendron
Sackhson's Mill
Auxiliary
Ofl
American _ Legion Unit
Atl
West Virginia Moves to Promote Booker T. Washington Ideals
Robert L. Drake of the Booker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial of Virginia arrives in Charleston to organize service clubs in West Virginia. The groups aim to improve local Negro life through health, education, job opportunities, and racial understanding while aligning with the national movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker T. Washington
West Virginia
Lot
Kev Wells
Negro Schoors
Wells
Robert L. Drake
Booker T. Washington
Drake
Air France Jet Missing After Request for Bahrain Landing
A Saigon report notes Air France flight on a Karachi to Cairo route vanished after asking to land near Bahrain. Officials declined to identify passengers, but noted several Indo China administrators and other French officials were aboard. Survivors and bodies were airlifted to Bahrain as search efforts continued with little hope for the remaining passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feotare
Walter
Bahrei
Faux
Atl
Bahrein
Air France
Karachi
Cairo
Babéi
Operation Coonskin park project moves forward
The plan extends from the entrance of Connskin Fallow Road toward Elis River to create a large park with a baseball field picnic shelters and fireplaces. AFL carpenters brick masons and other workers will build features while the operation’s general committee meets at the Daniel Boone Hotel to concrete plans. Volunteers expect 30000 to 50000 visitors to view the work with concessions and meals for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Connskin Fallow Road
Elis River
AFL
Operation Coonskin
Danel Boone Hotel
Imperialism Continued From Cage 1h Report Ranks Unsettled Economy
The report notes ongoing failures in industry and commerce, a large number of Gandits to be annihilated, and persistent unemployment. It argues social order remains unstable and that economic construction cannot be carried out in a planned way yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tg U
Minister's Car Stolen From Roane Street Church
A car belonging to Rev. B. E. M. McAdams, pastor of a Modena NY church, was stolen about 11:30 am Monday from Roane Street and Tennessee Avenue and found hidden in weeds in Charleston's Woodward area the next day. Police returned the car to the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charleston
Woodward “Er
BE. M. McAdama
Modena
N.Y
Roane St
Tennessee Av
Tyro
McAdams
Yale University
Japan
Pressure Blows Off Hydrant Cap Killing Water Worker
Clarksburg authorities report veteran water board employee Jesse Menear Menear, 64, killed when a hydrant pressure cap blew off during a cap loosening test. Police say the crew was testing pressure. Menear died after being rushed to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Family Nights Planned by Army Reserve Unit
A Parachute Infantry Regiment unit announced plans for a monthly family night. Col. Jeff Lipscombe, commanding officer, said wives will be offered light refreshments and training films to acquaint families with army methods. Full details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Parachute Infantry Regiment
Jeff Lipscombe
Lipscombe
Lawmaker Backs Coal Industry Aid Bill
Rep Marsalis endorses bill to regulate bituminous coal prices and competition. The measure envisions a coal commission and producers boards with price controls. Marsalis cites overcapacity and past labor unrest as dangers to the industry and national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marsalis
R-Cole
Senate
Serpierre
D-Wva
Uce
Judge Harris Faces Contempt of Court Ruling
An Indiana judge, Harris, announced from a Capitol location and appeared belatedly in Municipal Court on an intoxication charge. The contempt verdict stems from defying a Supreme Court order issued last March prohibiting a probe into John Knox Parcel, Sullivan County prosecutor. The intoxication hearing was continued to July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Capitol
Stu Paul Robeson
New York
Supreme Court
John Knox Parcell
Sullivan County
Statehouse
Groun
Bailey Granted Continued From Rage It Before Verdict
Attorneys for Bailey D Boonie Dawson and D L Salisoury renewed pleas for a writ of error in a death case arguing due process and circumstantial evidence. They called the verdict shocking and said no competent record evidence supported first degree murder. Mrs Fazio died Oct 25 after being found injured near Welch and Young Streets. Bailey was accused of robbery and throwing her from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter
Bailey
D. Boonie Dawson
D. L. Salisoury
Chamber of Death
Neae
Fazio
Welch and
Young Sts
Acheson Outlines Paths in Cold War Policy
Acheson warns appeasement could invite Soviet aggression and weaken U S resolve. He rules out preventive war via atomic bombs and advocates a fourth course: cooperation with other nations and peaceful negotiations to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coupees
Acheson
Soviet Union
Molasky Defends Gambling Ties Amid Senate Inquiry
In testimony Molasky denied financial ties to gambling, noting stock holdings of about $477,000 and ownership in Pioneer News along with his wife. He said Western Union Telegraph Co. stock exceeds $500,000 and affirmed his innocence of any gambling connections, despite criticism from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Agnes Brown and William Brown are linked to Pioneer News shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildren
Kefauver
Molasky
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Western Union Tegraph Co
Molaski
Pioneer News
William Brown
Agnes Brown
St. Louis
U S Aid Debate and Public Notice in Kanawha County
Discussion over Britain's use of foreign aid funds and U S concerns on socialism in government policy. Also a public sale notice in Kanawha County West Virginia lists a real estate auction and probate creditor notices for the estate of Herbie Carpenter with dates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circe
Kanawha
West Virginia
James Theines
Esther H. Rot
T al
Kanawha County
Charleston
Charle
Brope
West Charleston Company
M. W. Venable
Mfke
West
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Charleston Gazette
England
Wkex
Patricia
Airs
Corral T. Barker
Spring St
South Charies
Ion Hospital
Nancy Carol
Bessiel - Melina
D. Mitcheff
Fannie
Pitsburgh
Camp
Howard McConkey
Mich
Wood Will
Melard
Kema
Christopher Si
Bertha Lee Howard
Brewel
Halle Williams
Cinginnati. O
Rosy Jones
Braekom
Logan County
Lemon Dillard
Omar
Walter Smith
Harden and Warden Mortuary
Kaffer
Abble
Dawes
Virginia Atkins
Mount Hope Cemetery
Arnold ‘Cooper
Martin
Dicta
Elle Smith
Bulger
Myrtig Smith
Grace Gundy
Millard Matuin
Robert Hager
Unneds
Johnson Koontz Mortuary
Wneely
Minnie (Gertie
Bepeist
Duhan
J. Wo Buren
Danville
Ayal
Anlen
Rovsseaux
Adolph
Roprcow
Blessed Sacrament Catholc
Orelily
Jo Cunningham
Rousseaux
Washington, D. C
Ody
Snodgrass Mortency Chapel
Sout
Lillian
Nitro
Thanin Benet
Niro
Gertrude (Otey
Bieaner
Dorepn W Stoit
Buffalo
Pody
Gatens
St. Paul Methodist Church
Janes C. Fiaher
Yaniun
Malden
Kangwha City
Shirley Folwara
Bill Cam
Walton
A. B Keeney
Elmer Raich
Hermug Walker
Elmer Hagerman
George Salton
L Lewis
Steve Peterson
Sam MacNeely
Willing
Effie Jane
Ernest Hess
Kimberler
George Couch
Clay Garner
Margaret Zwilling
Bertha Kincaid
Bownemont
Charles
Souch Charleston
Fred Figer
Milton
Wiot Pizer
Dimnbar
Wirt Evans
Bert Evans
Uxtenelton
Patrick Street
B. Smith
Alley Cemetery
Carney
Frame Bt
M. E. Hundley
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Memorial Park
Ontgomery Emortal Park
W. YA
Popeater
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W. Reich
Council
Rls
U.S
Red
Coal Company
Commission
Mary Low Ellis
Capitol Transit Co
Charleston Transit Co
Army Reserve Unit
Indiana High
Alee Ee A
Britain
Attlee
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Sen
Knowland i
Harnet
Free Enterprise
America
Cale
James M. McClaugherty
T.M. H. Bix
Tandy
Herbie Carpenter
W. Va
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