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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

12

Speedboat Stars Shine in Rowing Day Resort Showdown

The article describes a boating event with six mile runs in 6 minutes 40.2 seconds and features winners in inboard and outboard classes. It names drivers and spectators, including Don Smith, Dr. W F Prim, Chuck Hunter, Bill Morgan, and the Mary Ann hydroplane owner among others, with photos on the officials barge and crowd.

Don Smith Buffalo N. C W. F. Prim Alton Chuck Hunter Bill Morgan Cleveland Walter Ostansiewski Bellaire Robert Wilson McKeesport Ray Monroe Charleston Avigelo Anastasia Bellatre, O Joe Theiss New Martinsville James King Pittsburgh Jack Isabel Tulumoris Mariatta Gazette Frank Wilkin

Virginian Annexes Third Boat Racing Title in Row

The Virginian clinched a third consecutive boat racing title amid a weekend program dominated by hydroplane heats. Mickey Mouse and Shooting Slam led early heats, while Star and Guntah contended closely. A dramatic crash involving Moore of New Martinsville sparked the day’s notable spill, with Charleston’s Ray Monroe delivering wins in the Cisse C hydroplane events and the free for all. Other classes saw Isabel, Beach, and Furbee among top finishers as trophies were awarded to the winners and runners-up.

the Gazette Charleston Boat Club Chuck Hunter Ray Monroe Charleston Columbus Machinery, Inc Hunter Rage 2 Charles Mreen Gintah Cincinnati J. DB. Smiths Bayffalo Guntah Gunah Mickey Moose F. A. Donaldson McKeesport Frank Mosher MeakKeesport Donaldson Mosher James T. King Pittsburgh Avogelo Anastasia Hellaire Bob Wilson Keesport New Martinsville Lithle Stinker Chuck Monroe Anastasia Hob Wilson Jin Beach Aurors Ind Walter Ostansiewski Bellaire Jace Isabel Joe Theiss E. J. Jumatiz Murietts Jim Beach Aurora Catansiewski Richard Furbee Mannington Bob Brush Pius Teachel Lumeris Tl. Honter Mae Welfering Dayston

Riots and police alert as Rome braces for NATO transfer

In Rome rough riot police and Italian troops bolster security ahead of General Ridaway’s NATO command arrival. Government bans public meetings. 50,000 troops patrol key city areas amid anticipated demonstrations. In Morgantown, bids will be invited for two 50 000 pound per hour boilers for West Virginia University Medical Center heating plant.

Rome Supreme Allied Matthew B. Ridaway NATO Morgantown Weert Virginia University Medical Center Irvin Stewart The University Board of Governors Medical Center Stewart Uiversity

Charleston Heat Breaks Kenawha Boulevard Blocker

Broiling heat yesterday buckled a section of Kenawha Boulevard near the Sears, Roe buck store in Charleston, forcing motorists to skirt the blocked area. Ray Hill of the city street department said heat caused the failure last week on Virginia Street behind the Sears store. The only fix is to drill out the damaged paving and pour new concrete.

Kenawha Sears, Roebuck Ray Hill City Street Department Virginia St Sears Hill

Commander elected to Second District in West Virginia

Bickle of Fairmont was elected commander of the American Legion's Second District in West Virginia at a meeting in Morgantown. He succeeds P. B. Robinson of Morgantown.

Morgantown Pi—L Bickle Fairmont American Legion West Virginia Tofizy P. B. Robinson

Three Die in Mexico City Park Collapse

Police say three people died and 18 were injured when a timber stand at Bell Park collapsed during a crowded game between league leading Vera Cruz and Mexico City's team.

Mexico Mfmico City

Allen W. Dudley Dies in Hospital

Allen Walter Dudley aged 70 of 487 Chestnut Street South Charlester died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital after a shark illness. A retired carpenter and a member of Suffairs Methodist Church, he also belonged to Carpenters Local No. 128 of sit Albans. Born October 24, 1981 in Bluefield, he was the son of the late William and Rebecca Dudley. Survived by wife Nolie Dudley two sons Virgil and Hermit of Red Jacket, three stepdaughters Janie Sonner Virginia Yates and Lana Kaster of Chicago, among others.

Allen W. Dudley Allen Walter Dudley Chestnut St South Charlester Suffairs Methodist Church Carpenters Sit. Albans Mr. Dudley Bluefield William and Rebecca Dudley Nolie Dudley Virgil Hermit Red Jacket Janie Sonner Virginia Yates Lana Kaster Chicago

Obituary fragment mentions Montcalm residents and relatives

A funeral notice lists sisters Mrs Bessie Robertson and Mrs Lucy Kanoch, both of Montcalm, and three brothers Ernest Fred and James, all of Princeton. The body is at Snodgrass Mortuary.

Bessie Robertson Lucy Kanoch Montcalm Ernest Fred James Princeton Snodgrass Mortuary

Father of 10 launches Atlantic goodwill solo flight

Max Conrad of Winona Minnesota begins a goodwill solo flight across the Atlantic from Goose Bay Labrador in a Light Aircraft. The 48 year old father of ten plans a stopover in Greenland after a takeoff intended to reach Europe. His plane carries enough fuel for 28 hours of flight.

Goose Bay Labrador Max Conrad Winona Minn Atlantic Europe International Lairport Greenland Mik

Obituary notices from scattered West Virginia towns

Gilbert Adhins aged 78 of Hamin died yesterday at home after long illness. Surviving: two daughters and one son, eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services at Koonts Funeral Chapel in Hamin with burial at Dotson Cemetery. Henry Glayton Alief died after a sudden attack en route to hospital. Surviving: wife, two sons, three brothers, three sisters, and two grandchildren. Body at Tyree Mortuary. service at Massey Church of God with burial at Sayne Cemetery near Scarbro. Nannie Fearsn-Bernice Bearan died at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Methadias Church in Peach Creek. Burial at Richlawn Cemetery in Huntington. Mrs. Bias Verna Katheryn Brannan died Saturday in Huntington after illness. Surviving: husband, four daughters, three sons, two brothers, several sisters and grandchildren. Service at Church of God Prophecy in Kanawha City. Burial at Cunningham Lemon Park.

Adhins Gilbert Hamin Wheaties Koonts Henry Glayton Scurhro Fayette County Wits Mra Magee Alife Ears Wlimine Bolias Rhinehart Grarbro Homer Powers Mast Kingston Bradwid Aud Scarbro Antow Petersburg Vaz Theceeisters Alena Brooke Rutive Wreiston Marhhs Slorer Grandegny Tyree Mortuary Ore Hin Church of God Massey Gari PF King Bear Nannie Fearsn Bernice Tea Sacral Whintington Ret Bias George ‘Bisa Wert Logan Robert Caron Troy We Ga Whillem Earl Sins James P. ‘Sign Bockley Garland G. Bias West Lagad Mea Pees Habiow West Hamlin W. V Borage Mane Jonson Wis Mion Buntingtoo SM. Phimb Hamlin Spoive Broyter W. Arson Brarnan Verna Katheryn Éent Charletan Rer Robart Delle Bega Rowen Betaten Ghariea Ralph Dayton Dunahter Samea Starmoor William Rinks Robert Bodes Church of God At Prophecy Kanawha City Edsel Hartman Re Hobsu Fisher Cunningham Lemon ‘Park Piller and Frame Mortuary Wody Tarnisor Corneliar Wilson Mortuary Cister C. c Harrison Valley Albert JM. Jones Ronceverte Wallace Sud Wrilace Mortuary Lewieburg Charleston Henry Beckete Calambas. Or Meshpoint Chiro Iran Monty Ray Christ Hurichoe Rom Alles Mortuary Hurricane Scolt Green L Talcott Hinton Bie Tite Carrie ML Emmelb Anch Tacott Paul Tindon Jolina Beckley Irs. c. G Wgokor Mitr A. Allen HH. Corb Alt of Bewley Eyal E Hoocue Rudsill Boyd Ali Eharfeston Mes H. Ae Siutathe Gt Alderson Mfr Wi Q Mitcham Quinnimont Bmis Fuge Beott

Multiple Death Notices and Funeral Details in Charleston Area

A string of obituaries and memorial notices from Charleston and surrounding areas. Includes Creil Carpenter of Prestie Street, Ovuley Orborne-na of Mickel Bilis, and Walter details with burial at Wallace mortuary. Also lists Ester Van Buren-sd Clendeniil, and numerous family survivors. Funeral rites to be held at Mount ton Church near Inkk Grove and Hurricane Meshpoint Church. Body transfers to Wallace mortuary and local cemeteries.

Ovuley Oryborne Mickel Bilis Salles Na Eutvats Wallace Mortuary Tewlsbure

Service Is Set For J. H. Morris

A funeral service for John Henry Morris of Winfield will be held at 10 a m today at St Francis Catholic Church in St Albans. Rev Father Joseph Wainstreet will celebrate. Interment follows at Scott Depot Cemetery. Mr Morris, 74, died Friday night at the Schackel Clinic in Mason City.

Pictuburgh Hoa St Francis Catholic Church St. Albans John Henry Morris Winfield Jozeph Wainstreet Scott Depot Mr. Morris Schackel Clinic Mason City

Reds to Answer Allied Charges at Panmunjom

North Korea and United Nations negotiators met at Panmunjom as Allied charges accused the Reds of failing to mark POW camps in North Korea endangering captured soldiers. General Harrisson protested alleged air-borne identifiable camps while North Korean Nam I opposed neutral screening of prisoners, a move Truman proposed involving several nations.

Munsan Korea Apl United Nations North Korea William F. Dean U. S. 24Th Division William K. Harrisozadr Panmunjom Nam I Truman Bore Island India Pakistan Sweden Switzerland Indonesia Peiping Radio

Service Today For Huntington Attorney C W Strickling

Huntington June 14 Special Service for C W Strickling 38 year old attorney and former state judge was set for 2 30 p m EDT at First Presbyterian Church in Huntington. The family asked friends donate to the church in his memory. He was found at his home with death attributed to an artery bleed.

Evuntington C. W Wis

Red Party Leads Talks With Italian Leaders in Rome

Continued coverage notes Premier Algide de Gasperi conferring with his Cabinet and Tuesday meetings with Italian service chiefs of staff. He then flies to Naples to visit Acm headquarters, where NATO’s Southern European commander Robert B. Caney is stationed.

Page Algide de Gasperi Naples Acm Robert B. Caney NATO

Safecrackers Loot West Side Plant Safe in Early Morning Breakin

The Clyde W. Buckner Inc plant at 218 Virginia St. W. suffered a $38 to $39 safe theft as thieves entered through a rear window and used a gas device and propane to burn a hole in the front of the safe. Investigators said it appeared professional, with a canvas cover placed to shield the operation. This follows a May 20 break in at Al J. Carey’s shop and marks the fourth safe job in the city this year.

West Side Heavy Equipment Company Sais A .L Chapman and S&s N. Rutherford Clyde W. Buckner, Inc Vireginia St. W al J. Carey Washington St. W

Adam McCown Former Chief of Police Dies

Adam McCown a former Charleston chief of police died yesterday at 9 Fayette St. He served from 1915 to 1912 and later worked in contracting. He was a member of Humphrey Memorial Mechanic? Crsnch and Knights of Pythias Lodge. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Margaret McCown a foster daughter Mrs Rotha L Johnstone War Chicago Uhpa foster son Edward A White of Tyler Mountain three brothers Fred Theodore both of Tyler Mountain and Gohaan McCown of Charleston. The body is at Wilson mortuary.

Atem McCownm Charleston Fayette St McCown Humphreya “Memorial Methogint Knights of Pythiss Lodge Margaret ©. McCown Rotha L. Johnstone Edward A. White Tyler Virginia Gisird Tyler Mountain Fred Theodore Gohaan McCown Charles St Wilson Mortuary

Automobile Fire Fatal to Huntington Man

Huntington witnesses a fatal car fire when George W. Leyh, 44, died from burns suffered repairing his vehicle. Leyh, a Polan Industries supervisor, had moved to Huntington from Chicago earlier in April.

Huntington George W. Levh J. Leyh Polan Industries Hunting Chicago

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