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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1948

Page

2

Pursglove Buys Large Coal Tract In West Virginia

Clarkburg dispatch reports W S Pursglove Coal Co announces leasing 3800 acres and outright purchase of two coal firms. President W L Pursglove says the Ewing property holds about 30 million tons of high quality Pittsburgh seam coal and is the largest undeveloped tract in the area, expanding control between Baltimore and beyond.

Clarksburg W. S. Pursglove Coal Co W. L. Pursglove Pittsburgh Baltimore and

First Day of Summer Brings 92 Degree Heat in Charleston

Mercury hit 92 degrees from 4 to 5 p m marking the summer start in Charleston. By 9 p m the temperature fell to 7 degrees. Ohio railroad main line at Wolf Summit and its short line at Dola are noted. Pursgrove Co plans a Dola mine capable of 500 000 tons per year and has acquired Car ter Run Coal Co Morgantown and H and D Coal Co. The company now runs four tipples and two deep mines with additional strip mining operations.

Ohio Railroad Wolf Summit Dola Pursglove Carter Run Coal Co Morgantown H. and D. Coal Co Pursgrove Company

Jewish Factions Split and Irgun Political Move

Irgun warned it would not surrender to UN truce terms for Jerusalem. On June 15 it announced formation of the Jewish Freedom Movement, a political party in Israel while maintaining underground military status elsewhere. Charles Lively attends the American Medical Association convention in Chicago.

Irgun Jerusalem Folke Sernadotte U.N Jewish Freedom Movement Israel

Local Youth Contemplates College Path and Draft Views

Profiles of South Charleston youths weighing college plans and draft timing. Eugene Combs, soon 18, plans Xavier University in Cincinnati after high school at Stonewall Jackson High. Robert Linkenhaker, 13 years from South Charleston, ponders enlisting after high school while pursuing Morris Harvey College studies. Dr. Wallace McPherson Alston elected Agnes Scott College VP with plan to become president in 1951.

Paw Ty Bob Xaviersniversity Cincinnati Eugene Combs Combs South Charleston Stonewall Jackson High School Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Gene Robert A. Linkenhaker Morris Harvey College South Charleston Highi School The Carbide, and Carbon Chemicals Corp Wallace McPherson Alston Charleston Agnes Scott College Atlanta Alston Aston First Presbyterian Church Druids Hill Presbyterian Church Decatur Emory Universy Union Theologically Richmond, Va

Petroleum Men Called To Greenbrier Session

West Virginia Petroleum Assoc meetings gather state executive committee and Greenbrier county group in Greenbrier county this week. The executive committee, chaired by Ralph Lowe of Eli Refining Co., will meet at Greenbrier hotel with a morning session and golf in the afternoon to discuss proposed state legislation. About 50 members and wives attend. Farley to give an illustrated talk on Organization. Edward Leary will speak for the American Petroleum Association. Greenbrier County meeting slated for Lewisburg Community House at 8 p.m. with about fifty residents expected.

Greenbrier County West Virginia Petroleum Assoc Francis C. Farley Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Ralph Lowe Eli Refining Co Lewisburg M. Farley Edward Leary Bhese American Petroleum Association

Draft opinions split among teens and students

Pat Casey of Marmet, 19, opposes peacetime conscription and suggests National Guard training instead. Hobart McComas, 18, Dunbar, supports the draft, expecting Army life to bring training and pay. Tom Wilson, 20, Hampden-Sydney junior, favors a year of military training while allowing college completion.

Pat Casey John Casey Marmet Catholic High Pat National Guard Hobart McComas Fletther Dunbar Dunbar High School Ollie McComas Hobart Tom Wilson Tremont St Hampden-Sydney College Virginia Allie

Socialist Thomas at Taft reception stirs reporters crowd

Socialist presidential candidate Thomas arrives at a union league reception as reporters, photographers, and radio crews circle him. Sen Robert A Taft attends belatedly and chats with Thomas while old Republicans show muttered displeasure. Nero nearby eyeing the scene with a concave emerald.

Thomas Socialist Union League Robert A. Taft Taft Amity Nero

Four power talks on Berlin and currency in zone clashes

Marshal Sokolovsky declares Berlin in the Russian zone and letters to Western commanders push for a four power conference on currency and trade following reforms. General Clay suspends US freight to Berlin rather than permit Russian cargo inspection. Also reports a Charleston hospital admission for Georgia Hippert with back wounds from an ice pick and Mary Killingworth’s arrest for felonious assault.

Parea Germany Marshal Sokolovsky Berlin Robertson Joseph Pierre Koenig Lucius D. Clay Sokolovsky Allied Control Council Clay U. S Charleston General Hospital Georgia Lee Hippert Welch St Mary Killingworth Sam Rodoff Hip

Preliminary drafting panel to shape party platform

Congress calls continued from Pete as Sen. Luces and Rep. Rayburn head a 2 member drafting committee to draft platform planks. Hearings begin in Philadelphia on July 7. GOP leaders spread rumor of a presidential call back, which administration quarters deny. A Bolivar dedication for Simon Bolivar is planned for July 4 in Missouri.

Rom Sen. Luces Ill Rep. Rayburn Tex House Rep. McCormack Mass Philadelphia Congress GOP Sen Johnson D-Colo Senate

Froman Plans Rest Before Democratic Convention

Mr. Froman is expected to travel to his home in Independence Missouri for a few days of rest prior to attending the Democratic convention.

Froman Indépendence

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