Political labels shift in postwar U S party scene
A Nam consultant notes labels replaced by Liberals and Conservatives while discussing likely outcomes for measures this session. Federal school construction aid $700 million, anti trust reform, broader minimum wage coverage, and a controversial natural gas decontrol bill face uncertain fate. Skepticism about a tax cut remains, with Parliament maneuvers affecting civil rights chances.
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Cestinied Om Dv
Eisenhower Smethurst
Eisenhower
Lewis and Tyson clash with plans to regulate welfare funds
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and a U S Steel executive testified before a Senate subcommittee opposing federal controls on employee welfare and pension funds. They warned of overreach into voluntary associations and noted 500000 plans and about 30 billion dollars could be affected, despite AFL CIO backing for disclosure laws. Lewis cited past fund scandals but urged honesty without sweeping regulation.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
U. S. Steel
Lewis
The
United
Senate
Robert C. Tyson
United States Steel ‘Corp
Tyson
Congress
Audits and contracts under dispute slow public works progress
The Board of Public Works faces delays as auditors and outside help are debated. William H. Truslow reports difficulties securing auditors for transfers at institutions after changes in business managers. Curtiss Trent states audits must be done by the tax commissioner, with no authority for outside auditors. Dorman consults with Barron. time not set for a follow up. An Huntington engineering survey raises concerns about a new unit, potentially halting payments. The board includes Gov Underwood, Barron, and D. Pitt as secretary.
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Dorman
Tax Commissioner
Curtiss Trent
Tax Commissioner’s Office
Trent
Sea Ti
Barron
Bar- Ton
Board of Public Works
Mason
Denzil Gainer
Statehouse
Huntington
Board of Public “Works
Tee
Underwood
D. Pitt
Store Bird Escape Amazes Charleston Shoppers
At F W Woolworth Co on Capitol Street in Charleston a cage of 30 parakeets broke loose during a basement cleaning. The birds fluttered through all three floors as employees improvised nets and chased them for hours until the last one was captured late in the afternoon.
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Charleston
F. W. Woolworth Co
Capitol St
Ex MH Coach Frank Arritt Dies at 49
Frank Leslie Arritt 49 longtime Meadow Bridge High School principal Fayette County died yesterday at his Meadow Bridge home from a heart attack. A Fayette County native and Morris Harvey College graduate, he coached football and attended Marshall College. Survived by wife Celeste daughter Carolyn son Michael mother Mrs. Bertha Arritt brother Fletcher. body at Wallace and Wallace Mortuary East Rainelle.
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Frank Leslie Arritt
Meadow Bridge High School
Fayette ‘County
Meadow Bridge
Fayette County
Morris Harvey College
Marshall College
Meadow Bridge Methodist Church
Covington, Va
Celeste
Carolyn
Michael
Bertha Arritt
Oak Hill
Fletcher
Fayetteville
Wallace and Wallace Mortuary
East Rainelle
Brother Pat Withrow Hospitalized in Charleston General
The veteran Charleston preacher and founder of the Union Mission, Withrow, was in Charleston General Hospital yesterday with several disorders. His son Rev Pat Withrow Jr said his father fell a week ago and grew weak and delirious with upset bodily functions. Attendants listed his condition as satisfactory.
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Pat
Withrow
Charleston
Union Mission
Charleston General Hospital
Pat Withrow ,Jr
Notable West Virginia Mason Passes Away at Home
Longtime fraternal leader Mr. Robinson, who served as Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia from 1952 to 1933, held high positions in Scottish Rite bodies and Royal Order circles. He resided at the Rutnner Hotel with his wife Mrs. Es ter Geddes Robinson. The body lies at Simpson-Chandler mortuary.
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Malane
Grand Lodge of
West Virginia
Supreme Council
Coromander
Court of Honor
Charleston
Royal Order of Jestera
Red Cross of Constantine
Robinson
Rutt‘ner
Es ‘Ter Geddes Robinson
Simpson-Chandler Mortuary
Three Crashes In City Area Injure Eight
Eight people were injured in three automobile crashes in the Charleston area last night. At 4 30 p m two cars collided at Tennessee Avenue and Roane Street injuring a mother Betty Bowden 24 of Big Chimney and her two children Brenda Sue 9 and Vanessa who were treated and released. Bowden's husband Clarence 23 and the other driver Albert K Roy 52 escaped injury. At 7 35 p m two cars collided at West Washington Street and Woodward Drive injuring four people including driver Buddy Lee Fugate 17 his wife Penny 14 and passenger Della Brannon 45 all treated and released. The other driver Charles L Mynes 22 was treated for knee injuries. At 9 p m another two car crash on 0 8 60 at St Albans injured Harold H Hill 29 of Coal River Road treated and released. Damage estimated at 1600 dollars.
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Charleston
Tennessee Ave
Roane St
Betty Bowden
Big Chimney
Mountain State Hospital
Brenda Sue
Vanessa
Clarence
Albert K. Roy
Virginia St
W. Washington St
Woodward Dr
Buddy Lee Fugate
RFD
Penny
Della Brannon
Charleston General
Charles L. Mynes
Blackwell
Houston Thompson
Accident Prevention Bureau
St. Albans
Harold H. Hill
Coal River Road
Thomas Memorial Hospital
A. B. Gay Trucker Dies in Charleston Hospital
Augustus B. Gay 78 of 335 18th Street Dunbar longtime owner of A B Gay Trucking Co dies after a month long illness in Charleston General Hospital. Surviving Cecil L and J Ruffner sons Los Angeles Reza L Hirsch Miami Blanche M Jonson eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Service will be at Wilson Mortuary Chapel 9 p m tomorrow by Rev Glen W Stewart burial Sunset Memorial Park body available after 4 p m today.
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Kanawha County
Charleston Trucking Co
Charleston General Hospital
Wes Augustus B. Gay
18Th St
Dunbar
A.B. Gay Trucking Co
Cecil L
J. Ruffner
Charleston
Reza L. Hirsch
Los Angeles
Calif
Blanche M. Jonson
Miami
Fla
Wilson Mortuary Chapel
Glen W." Stewart
Sunset Memorial Park
Burns
Mea
Cerede
New York City
Harden
Harded Mornery
Cooper
Martha
Yawkey
Lincoln County
Lee
Griffithsville
Boyd
Cleveland
Ohia
Ert
Aris
Berths Linkous
Elle Adkins
South Charleston
Stella Linville
Huntington
Vernie Linville
Richview
Hazel Stephens
Tampa
Frs
Viola Brumfield
Chesnake
Ohio
Cors Adkins
J. Albans
Hirem Lovejoy
Alert Lovejoy
Beary
Benny Falls into Well Rescue Sparks Controversy
Benny's rescue from a backyard well by Sam Woodson drew praise and debate over credit among volunteers. Some hailed Woodson as a hero after he pulled Benny to safety on May 16, while others claimed he was a late arrival and questioned the distribution of recognition amid the prolonged, days long rescue effort.
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Benny
Thye
Sen. Purtell
Bill
Sam Woodgon
Woodson
Weather Report Fragment
The snippet shows a weather timetable with times at 00 a.m. 8 55 p m and 2 05 a m likely indicating observations or forecasts. It lists no locations or figures. Based on the fragment, details are insufficient to determine a full report or outcomes.
Weather forecast fragment for Western Pennsylvania
Fragmentary forecast notes warmer weekend with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Saturday expected partly cloudy, humid with possible thunderstorms. later periods show variable cloudiness and light winds around 8 mph.
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Pennsylvania
Obituary notices from multiple deaths in West Virginia area
Numerous obituaries reported with death notices across counties. Names include Mrs. Rebesenn and Mrs. Katy Goths with burial details at High Mount Baptist Church Cemetery. Other obituaries list Burns, Cooper, Clemone, Bourlocksville, Jackson, Jeffrey, Eruletz, Moran, and Warner with surviving relatives, funeral homes, and burial arrangements across Covington, Buckeye, and Blue Ridge regions.
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Rebesenn
Tormorra
Kary
Snr Springs
Rev
R. Watson
High Mount Baptist Church
Brocks
Sear Buckaye
Survis
Joseph Peet White
Possible Cuts in Lakin Improvements Spend- Led Plan
State lawmakers asked for more study on Lakin State Hospital upgrades costing over 700000. A two story ward building may be reused while a new water system, dammed lake and piping, were proposed. Mitchell cited rust in the water tank and hard water concerns, with forest land and timber awaiting reassessment.
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Lakin State Hospital
William Mitchell
McDowell
Board of Public Works
Mitchell
Committee On Government and Finance
Commission On Interstate Cooperation
Lakin
At the Hospital
At the
Fugitives Still At Large As 5 Held After Jail Break
In Hamlin a statewide manhunt continued for Harvey Curtis and James Cooper, while Johnny Peyton, James Hayes, and Delbert Brunty surrendered after pleas from a father. Bobby Ray Bhert and Jack Lewell Brock were captured at an empty house. The escape used a smuggled hacksaw and blankets to lower from a jail window. parole violators Peyton and Cooper were involved.
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Hamlin
Lincoln County
Harvey Samuel Curtis
Logan
James Cooper
Spurlocksville
R. L. Bonar
Johnny Peyton
Branchland
Jjohnny
Peyton
James Edward Hayes
Charleston
Delbert Lee Brunty
Midkiff
Bobby Ray Bhert
Jack Lewell Brock
Sherif
State
Logan County
Rack
Bonar
Cooper
Hayes
Brunty
State Penitentiary
Death of Tot 6 Admitted By Ex-Con
DETROIT June 21 State Police Lt Howard Whaley said Lawr ence Richard Turner a 50 year old former convict admitted orally the slaying of 6 year old Mary de Caussin who disappeared June 12 from her suburban Ecorse Township home Her battered body was found next day Turner who worked in a produce market said the girl fell and struck her head in the store then he panicked and placed her in a produce bag in the back room later moving the body to a wooded area police said he cut the body to simulate a sex killing.
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Detroit
Howard ‘Whaley
Lawrence Richard’ Turner
Mary de Caussin
Turner
de Caussin
Whaley
Bill Shaffer
John Ware
Mary
Ecorse Township
Michigan State
Jackson
Riot near U S Embassy as 500 Japanese students clash in Tokyo
Tokyo police repulsed about 500 students who stormed the U S Embassy and then staged a sitdown in front of the police headquarters. Demonstrators, from Tokyo universities, chanted anti American slogans and pressed for Okinawa's return, H-bomb cessation, and dawn release of two arrested students. No injuries reported.
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Tokyo
INS
U. S
William S. Girard
Okinawa
U.S
Japan
Far East
Richard Schneider
Foreign Ministry
Eisenhower Kishi See Okinawa as Jointly Managed
Eisenhower and Japanese Prime Minister Kishi issued a communique noting shared views on reducing war danger and the threat of international communism. They discussed strengthening U S Japan ties and Okinawa’s status with Kishi urging revision of the security treaty and administrative control for Japan. Dulles met with Kishi after the luncheon at the National Press Club.
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Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Japan
Okinawa
National Press Club
John Foster "Dulles
Annis Boggs Dies at 90 Retired Steamer Captain
Capt Annis Boggs 90 retired steamboat pilot on Kanawha and Ohio rivers died Thursday morning in an Alexandria hospital after a stroke at a son's home. He was among the oldest U S steamboat pilots and began towboat work at 17, later towing coal lumber and bridge steel. Survived by three sons, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, with funeral arrangements via Snodgrass cargo mortuary in Alexandria.
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Annis Boggs
Kanawha
Ohio Rivers
Alexandria
Alonzo
Capt. Boggs
United States
Braxton County
William Alonzo
Martha Jane Boggs
Kanawha Valley
Charles_ton Lumber Co
Coal River
Knight
Mohler
Lattes
Devereaux Lumber
St. Albans
Ohio
Moonlight
Columbiana
Rand
John Cramer & Son ‘Mortuary
Snodgrass
Ex City Couple Killed in Los Angeles Crash
Ex City Mr and Mrs Nathan Goldberg former Charleston residents died in a head on collision in Los Angeles where they had lived about 30 years. Mrs Goldberg aunt of Mrs Manny Kahn sister of the late Mrs Anna Ray Canter. Survived by daughter Mrs Harry Davis and two sons Morton and Herman Goldberg all of Charleston. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 8. Service and burial were in Los Angeles.
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Nathan Goldberg
Charleston
Los Angeles
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Sam Lanham
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