Army McCarthy Inquiry Expected To Conclude Today
Testimony rounds up as Carr accuses Adams of offering favors for Schine while McCarthy presses claims that Truman era policy hamstrung MacArthur. Carr cites memos warning of blackmail and says secrecy shielded Communist ties. McCarthy decries administration conduct in Korea and defends Oppenheimer link.
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Cohn
Schine
Army
Ft. Dix
N.J
Stevens
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McCarthy
Senate
Congressional Record
R-Wis
Korea
Aca
Gilbert Dumbrow
Matthew B. Ridgway
William C. Bullitt
United States
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Fleet
China
MacArthur
Roy M. Cohn
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Pvt. G. David Schine
McGuire Air Force
New Jersey
Oppenheimer
Subcommittee
Secretary of the Army
Weather outlook shows warm East, cooler New England
More Hoyt weather blanks the East with warm humid air. New England trends cooler with cloudy skies. Other eastern areas expect partly cloudy conditions. Western Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley will turn cooler. The Northwest may see showers as the pattern persists.
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New England
Western Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Weather Across the Nation and Local Obituaries
A collage of weather reports from Washington to the Midwest and South notes partly cloudy to warm conditions with scattered thundershowers. Meanwhile WV/OH/KY communities report deaths including Derrick, Gladys, Lampton, Oller, Phelps, and White with service details and family survivors listed in Charleston area obituaries.
Bennett Sarah obituary in Arbuckle and family survivors
The Gazette lists the death of Mrs. Sarah Bennett age 63 of Arbuckle Mason County after a lingering illness. Survived by two daughters Vallee Sayre and Mrs Hoyt Kimber ling and three sons George Stott and Latha of Arbuckle plus Mrs Nichols of East Liverpool and Mrs C H Raynes of Butiele. Two brothers John Smith of Arbuckle and Strothermith of Los Angeles 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services by Rev Dallas Buck and Rev Fred Harmon at 2 pm tomorrow at Wolf Valley Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery under Raynes Mortuary Buffalo directions.
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Bennett
Sarah (Fed
Arbuckle
Mason County
Vallee Sayre
Hoyt Kimberling
George
Stott
Latha
Sitere
Nichols
East Liverpool
C. H. Raynes
Butiele
John Smith
Strot
Good Morning Judge Municipal Court Traffic Fines List
A Municipal Court session yesterday fined or probationed numerous drivers for traffic violations in Charleston. Names include Mary Alexander, Carl Spearen, Beulah Darrgh, Donald Jones, Stanley Ervin, and many others, with penalties ranging from bond forfeiture and fines to probation and dismissed charges.
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Mary Maxine Alexander
Red Ught
Carl E. Spearen
East Bank
Beulah Darrgh
Washington Av
Clarence Smolder
Kanawha Blvd
Yed U
Wailliam C. Craig
Cameron Rd
Cincinnati
Donald Keith Jones
Crescent Rd
Stanley Ervin
Laidley St
Ibert R. Simmons
Charleston Rt. 1
Jesse B. Boone
Central
Ronald E. Hil
Branch Rd
Belle
William Summers
Charlestom
Gerald Owen
Rand
Everett Burkett Barrett
Caplai
Bob Jarrett
Shelton Av
Edward Smoot
Kirby
Service Arranged for Fight Victim Harrison
A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. today for Icome Ottmer Harrison of 1670 Washington St. W., who fell from a restaurant stool and died two weeks later. Revs. Hobson Fisher and C. G. McKinney will officiate at United Gospel Mission. Burial will be in Rock Spring Cemetery near Kenna, Jackson County. Police said assailant Joseph B. Wiseman, 32, will not be re ar rested but a murder indictment may be sought after grand jury. Wiseman was released on 10000 bond after arraignment on felonious assault. high bail set because Harrison wasn’t expected to live.
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Icome
Ottmer
Visitors at Oglebay Get Stiff Swim Fee
In Wheeling on June 16, magistrate Melvin Creighton fined six swimmers $6 each for swimming after pool closing hours at Oglebay Park. Officers arrested the group at 2 30 a m. Sunday. ages ranged from 18 to 25 and included a married couple, three young men, and a girl.
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Wheeling
Oglebay Park
Melvin Creighton
Hoover Estate Bequeathed to Widow in Probate ruling
The will of Fred C. Hoover of Nitro admitted to probate leaves his entire estate to his wife Lottie Mae Hoover who is named executrix. Executors named include George F. Lee Arnold Markham and Charles Fenno.
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Fred C. Hoover
Nitro
Lottie Mae Hoover
Dr Buell to Consult Parents of Visually Handicapped Children
Eley California based authority on visual impairment education Dr Buell will address parents Sunday at 3 p m in the Board of Education building He will present a film and offer consultation followed by a discussion session There is no admission and Delta Gamma sorority aids the meeting chaired by Mrs J Carroll Fletcher Dr Buell authored The Blind Can Play Bind Companions and articles in New York magazines Virgil Flinn Kadawha County Schools superintendent attends excerpt only.
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Calif
Board of Education
Buell
J. Carroll Fletcher
Delta Gamma Sorority
inNew York
V. Virgil Flinn
Kadawha County
Funerals Also Held for Oswell Foutty Walker Wendling and Others
Multiple funeral notices list Oswell Lige Oswell of Chelyan and Allen Foutty of Pinch with services at Old Glory Free Will Baptist Church Mt Tabor and Harden and Den Mortuary chapels. Burials at Sawmill Spring Hill Cemetery Rummel Cemetery and Spring Hill Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs Goldie Sinn and others. Service times range 2 to 2:30 p m with bodies at mortuaries or residences prior to services. Local churches and cemeteries named in Parkersburg Fulham County Pinch Spencer Elkview Mans Sen.
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Chelyan
Old Glory Free Will Baptist Church
Cecil Curry
Sawmill
Winbrede
Pryor
Hast Bank
Foutty, Allen
Pinch
Mt. Tabor ‘Methodist Church
W. Pugh
Rummel
Goldie Sinn
Parkersburg
W, M
Allen
Elsa Foutty
Spencer
Harden
den Mortuary
Johny ‘Ease
Spring Hhs
Woman Severes Tendon In Rooming House Fall
Miss Janet Weekly, 35, of 911 as Quarrier St, fell through a glass window at her rooming house yesterday. A tendon was severed in her left arm. She was admitted to General Hospital in Charleston for treatment.
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Quarrier St
Charleston
General Hospital
Boy 14 Shot While Chasing Puppy In Glasgow
In Glasgow Kentucky police say Earl Castile, 31, auto mechanic, shot and killed Bobby Coomer, 14, after a chase into Castile’s yard. Bobby’s brother Jolly Coomer, 19, was wounded and their mother collapsed. Castile is jailed on murder charges with no bond set.
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Thomas Lyle
Earl Castile
Bobby Coomer
Castile
Jolly
T. Coomer
Lucie Coomer
Lyle
Coomer
Castlles
Durkin Reflects on Labor Shakeup and Taft-Hartley Debacle
Former Labor Secretary Durkin discusses leaving the President's cabinet after Eisenhower backed down on amendments to Taft-Hartley. He recalls surprising appointment, notes Taft, and compliments Secretary Mitchell as a "nice fellow" while recounting past Illinois labor leadership.
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Hisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Hlinois
Department of Labor
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Plumbers Compete In AFL Apprentice Contest In WV
Three West Virginians entered the first state contest of the AFL United Association causing lines to form as Durkin watched. Winners to be announced today will join about 60 plumber and 66 pipe fitter apprentices at Purdue University for the August finale with top prizes of 1000, 500 and 250 dollars.
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Martin P. Durkin
West
Joseph P. Corcoran
Pipe Fitters’ Union
Corcoran
West Virginia
Youth 12 Drowns In Kanawha River
A 12 year old boy drowned in the Kanawha River after a sequence of swimmers and boats searched the water. A large crowd gathered on the bank as rescue efforts continued, with traffic slowed along U S Route 60. The boy, a fifth grade student at Midway Grade School, was identified as the son of Mr and Mrs W W Houston, an employee of Bell Lines trucking. He attended Spring Fork Baptist Church and is survived by three sisters.
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U. S. Rt. 60
Lovejoy Brothers
J. E. Lovejoy
Campbell's Creel
W. W. Houston
Midway
Spring Fork Baptist Church
Man Walks Out Of Plane Crash In Panhandle
Roy Shaffer of Hampton Virginia walked away from a light plane crash during a violent thunderstorm near Johnson's Mill six miles south of Berkeley Springs He was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture The farmer Paul Woods aided Shaffer to War Memorial Hospital and suspected the craft was en route from Newport News to Martinsburg though initial reports described a larger passenger aircraft Emergency crews rallied to the scene and prepared beds for the injured
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Berkeley Springs
Roy Shaffer
Elizabeth Road
Hampton
Johnson’s Mill
Here
Paul Woods
Shaffer
War Memorial Hospital
Newport News
Martinsburg
Seranda
Mrs Helen Beane Dead at 88 in St Albans Home
Mrs Helen Beane 88 died at 8 a m yesterday at her granddaughter’s home 2074 Holley St St Albans She was widow of A Beane daughter of William H and Hannah Turner Webb Her father built three lower dams on Coal River Survived by two granddaughters two grandsons and a sister She was a member of First Baptist Church of St Albans Funeral 2:30 p m tomorrow at the home with Rev J E Myers and Rev Joseph L Emery Burial Teays Bu Cemetery Body at home now
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Helen §. Beane
Euliss Byrd
Holley St
St. Albans
A. ¥. Beane
W. A. White
Gas thieves leave clues near Hillside Drive car
B C Harry reported a prowler near his car at 625 Hillside Dr yesterday. He confronted two men siphoning gasoline from a 1941 model, flashed a light, and the pair fled, leaving the vehicle behind.
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B. C
Hillside Dr
John Rumberg Rite Arranged
John Douglas Rumberg, 58, died of a heart attack at his home. A 2 p m service Wednesday at Stanley Vaughin mortuary chapel. He worked six years as a foreman at the DuPont Plant in Washington near Parkersburg. Survived by wife Anna B. Rumberg two sons B. W. and Ted. three daughters Harold Long Roy Baker and Robert Johnson. 12 grandchildren. Member of Mt Olive Lodge No 3.
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Stanley- Vaughin Mortuary Chapel
John Douglas Rumberg
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duPont
Washington
Mt. Olive
Anna B. Rumberg
B. W
Fot
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Ted
This City
Harold Long
Nitro
Roy , Baker
Ashland
Robert Johnson
South Charleston
Welch Child Dies After Brain Surgery
Joel iA. Marino Jr., five year old son of Mr and Mrs Joe A Marino of Welch, died early today in a Bluefield hospital after a six hour operation for a brain tumor. Surviving are the parents two sisters and a half brother. Service set for 2 p m Thursday at First Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery near Bluefield.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Bluefield
Plane Afire Sets Down at Gage Oklahoma
Seventy eight people escaped unharmed after a DC-4 of Great Lakes Airlines made an emergency landing at Gage Oklahoma when engine No.3 burst into flames. Pilot Charles Pedesky of Los Angeles said eight minutes elapsed from trouble to landing as the aircraft toppled on its side after gear collapse. Passengers and crew, including an unidentified soldier who opened a door, were evacuated to Woodward Oklahoma to resume the journey.
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Okla
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Oklahoma
Great Lakes Airlines
New York City
Burbank
Calif
Charles Pedesky
Los Angeles
Pedesky
Earth
Woodward
Oklo
Forkman Sucked Into Jet Engine
A Marietta man, F. L. Morgan, was pulled into a B 47 jet engine during ground tests and survived in "remarkably good" condition after the engine stalled as he signalled to cut. He was treated at a local hospital hours later.
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Marietta
F. L. Morgan
Lockheed Aircraft
Morgan
Mrs Belliveau Dies in South Charleston After Illness
Rebecca Kathryn Butler Belliveau, 46, of 486 Park Ave South Charleston, died yesterday at Dunn Hospital after a long illness. Wife of John Bele liveau, she was born in Clifton Forge Virginia and lived in South Charleston 15 years. A Hunter College graduate, she belonged to the Daughters of American Revolution and Daughters of Confederacy, Clifton Forge. Survived by mother Kathryn Butler and sister Frances Butler of Clifton Forge. Body at Snodgrass mortuary.
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Pleasant &J
Charleston
Beckley Hospital
Margaret.eeler
Irene Grishaber
Mrx
Thelma Harrah
Spring Air
Mra
Belle Collins
Albans
Ed Grishaber
T. M. Grishaber
St. Albans
Allen
Ulm
Rebecca Kathryn Butler Belliveau
Park Ave
South Charleston
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R. H. Dunn
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Clifton Forge
Hunter College
New York
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Daughters of Confederacy
First Baptist Church
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Frances Butler
Snodgrass Mortuary
Durkin resigns amid union power row claim
Durkin declares his resignation stems from a disagreement within unions over power. He rebuts Harry Hoffmann's column asserting an intra union battle and notes Eisenhower's failure to relax Taft Hartley as a factor.
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Gazette
Harry Hoffmann
Durkin
Mlinois
Hoffmann
Eisenhower
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