Naval bases are part of reported Russian wall plan
The report notes British protest over East West friction as Russia tightens its posture. Burma panic follows Myohaung incident as Burmese troops clash with civilians. American protests accuse U S aircraft and trains of intruding on East German airspace and rail hubs near Babelsberg. West Germany seeks ratification of a European defense pact amid Socialist opposition and constitutional questions.
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Charleston
Thiue
Rostock
Babelsberg
Berlin
West Germany
Essen
Socialist Party
Erich Ollenhauer
Constitutional Court
Konrad Adenailer
Russia
Czechoslovak National Assembly
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Hungary
Poland
Murray Continues Fire Over Steel Union Shop Demands
Murray denounces a steel industry coalition and union shop demands while citing U S Steel and Inland Steel contracts with various unions. He argues free riders undermine wage battles and accuses Inland Steel President Clarence Randall of lying about an alleged deal with President Truman. The remarks aired on a six station network.
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Murray
U. S. Steel
AFL Seaman’s Union
U. §S. Steel
U.S. Steel
U. S
Auttle
U. S.J. Steel
Inland Steel
Clarence Randall
Truman
Randall
Washington
Acheson Sent Off by Truman for London Berlin Austria Trip
President Truman gave Secretary of State Acheson a personal sendoff as he departed Washington by the president’s plane for an 18 day overseas mission. Acheson will meet Eden and Schuman in London then Berlin and Austria before 18 appearances in Brazil. The trip covers Europe and Latin America with key diplomacy aims.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
White House
Independence
Francis W. Williams
London
Eden
Schuman
Berlin
Free World
Austria
Brasil
State Department
i.Acheson
Philip ©. Jessop
George Perkins
Lucius D. Battle
Misa Barbara Evans
Margaret
Acheson Farewall
Costa Rica Denies Anti Semitic Drive
President Otilio Ulate Blanco rejected any anti Semitic campaign in Costa Rica saying such actions clash with national traditions. A World Jewish Congress adviser visiting to probe incidents reported that assurances given by the government are sufficient, with Polish Jewish merchants expressing concerns abroad about safety and reputational impact.
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San Josh
Costa Rica
Otilio Ulate Blanco
Ulate
Maurice Perleweig
World Jewish Congress
Perleweig
Congress
Perlewoig
B C Hardway Dies in Florida
B C Hardway 77 formerly of Charleston died yesterday in St. Petersburg Florida after a long illness. He was a retired wholesale grocery salesman for Ruffner Brothers and Hubbard Grocery Co and a member of Bream Church and United Commercial Travelers. Surviving are two daughters Miss Margaret Hardway of Paris France and Mrs. Mary Fenton Wilson of Charleston and a sister Miss Lenora Hardway of Charleston. The body will arrive at Bartlett mortuary later in the week from St. Petersburg.
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B.C
Chap) Hardway
Charleston
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ruffner Brothers and Hubbard Grocery Co
Bream Church
United Commercial Travelers
Margaret Hardway
Paris
France
Mary Fenton Wilson
Lenora Hardway
Bartlett Mortuary
Women's Group Names Officers
The Charleston Woman's Improvement League elected a new president, Mrs. Maceo W. Nelson, at a Saturday meeting held at 1110 Columbia Blvd. She succeeds Mrs. A. L. Spaulding who led the group for 15 years. Other officers named were Mrs. C. A. Preston, Mrs. J. %. Jones, Miss Elizabeth M. Burkes, Mrs. William G. Manore, Mrs. W. L. Brown, Mrs. W. W. Sanders, Mrs. Cecil M. McCormick, and Mrs. John C. Norman.
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Charleston Woman's Improvement League
J. N. Bennett
Columbia Blvd
Maceo W. Nelson
A. L. Spaulding
C. A. Preston
J. %. Jones
Elizabeth M. Burkes
William G
Man Shot Near Logan With WWII P38 Gun
Al Jon Hensley, 28, of Crown was shot in the back at a day with a World War II P38 pistol. State police seek Halph Farley for questioning. Hensley was struck once. hospital officials say condition is not serious.
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Logan
al Jon Hensley
Crown
Man
Halph Farley
Hensley
Logan General Hospital
Two Bombs Hit Israeli Protests At Minister's Home
Two bombs exploded at the home of Israel's Minister of Communications David Pinkas in Tel Aviv. Damage was minor and two men were arrested fleeing the scene. Protests targeted new Sabbath traffic bans aimed at conserving fuel amid Orthodox demands for rest day observance.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Pinkas
Pinkas
Hope for Allies ROK Army Comeback Lands a Boost
Tokyo reports General Van Fleet praised the Republic of Korea sixth division for defending strategic heights above Kumsong in the iron triangle. The revival of the ROK army has strengthened United Nations forces, with ROK troops integrating alongside Allied units since 1950, offsetting Chinese manpower advantages and boosting overall combat effectiveness.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Republic of Korea
Kumsong
Iron Triangle
Mark W. Clark
van Fleet
Clark
U. S. Seventh Division
Inchon
Japan
Senate swing on steel seizure powers looms anew
Wolcott notes a possible pass on a controlling provision as the Senate backs a plan to curb Presidential seizure authority. Truman may resist the congressional directive though he could bow to Hartley in the end. House delays the steel fight prompting a fresh Senate clash Monday over McCarran’s proposed amendment restricting plant seizures without congressional authorization.
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Senate
Trumanhug
Tait-Hartley
House
Sen. McCarran
D+ Nev
Congress
Englishman lauds ceremonies at luncheon in New York
An Englishman praised the day's ceremonies during a luncheon and planned to visit President Truman before departing Tuesday for Idlewild Sport, New York, to sail home. He went from the airport to the Australian Embassy for a luncheon with Australian Ambassador P C Spender.
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Presigent Truman
Idlewild Sport
New York
United States
P. C. Spender
Weather snapshot from Charleston and nearby regions
Fragmented forecast text covers Charleston and surrounding states with cloudy conditions, warm humid air, and scattered thundershowers. Mentions include West Virginia and Maryland with possible afternoon or evening storms, gentle to moderate temperatures, and a rise in highs across the area.
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Enried
Janse
Charleston
Taginia
Maryland
Ayia
Ind
State Backers to Drop Tidelands Veto Fight
Senate supporters of state ownership of tidelands consider dropping the effort to override President Truman’s veto. They may shift to a new attempt next January as time runs short and absentee voting hurdles persist. The administration signals no new action on tidelands under the Administrative Services Act.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Truman
Tidelands
Texas
Florida
Secretary of Interior
Congress
Supreme Court
United States
National PTA Conclave Enters Day Two With Clinic
The 20th annual National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers opens day two at Institute with a 6 am problem clinic led by Mrs. M J Hitch. Morning sessions feature Moss Kendrix and a Soviet drama by West Virginia State College students. Delegates from 19 states and DC gathered for opening sessions.
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PTA
M. J. Hitch
Kentucky State College
National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers
Institute
West Virginia State College
Moss Kendrix
Washington, D. C
National Education Assoc
Life
Ison
A. L. Younger
West Virginia Congress
Elizabeth Espy
Floriaa
Floriaa Delegate Giving the Response. An Address By Mra
J. Stanley Morgan
States
District of Columbia
John W. Davis
I. P. McSullom
Arkansas
Nation Weather Splits Hot and Cool Across Nation on Sunday
The nation divided between hot humid conditions from the Gulf states to the lower Ohio Valley and cooler air in the north. Scattered storms struck the Midwest and MidAtlantic regions with heavy downpours in Indiana and Missouri. Terre Haute and Indianapolis reported several inches of rain, prompting boil water advisories in some cities. More rain was forecast for Monday.
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Associated
Prose
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Rockies
Big Piney
Wyo
Upper
Middle Atlantic States
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Ind
Euch
Indiana
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Spencer
Churchmen Debate Social Action Council Policy
Delegates at the Congregational Christian Church biennial conference considered pros and cons of the Council for Social Action. A nine member committee will review policies over months. Dr Liston Pope defended the council listing projects including opposition to the Communist party and Vatican ambassadorial appointment while Rev Howard Conn argued there is no place for paid lobbying by the church. A merger resolution with the Evangelical and Reformed Church was adopted.
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Claremont
Calif
Congregational Christan Church
Council For Social Action
Social Action
Friends of the Council
Liston Pope
Yale Divinity School
Pepe
Communist Party
Vatican
Howard J. Conn
Plymouth Church
Minneapolis
Congregational Church
Conn
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Council of
Congregational Christian Church
Hygiene of Aging Program Announced
The Public Health Service announced a hygiene of aging program to study elder health and make late years more productive. It will show how state and local health departments can meet older people’s needs, with Dr. Cletus L. Krag directing the effort.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Cletus L. Krag
Division of Gerontology
Washington University School of Medicine
Three-Point Program Offered to Develop State Park System
Washington radio interview with National Park Service Director Donrad Lirth Wirth outlines a three point plan for West Virginia parks. The program covers a naturalist initiative to educate visitors, a historic sites survey for a master conservation plan, and park planning to fit a statewide development scheme.
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Washington
Donrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
West Virginia
Wirth
U. S
Kilgore
D-Wva
Parks Division
The
Conservation Commission
Man Dies in Blaze At Alvon As House Burns to Ground
A June 22 report from White Sulphur Springs details Ralph Rider, an Ameri can veteran and Greenbrier Hotel employee, burned to death when his Alvon home caught fire at about 12:30 a.m. A passerby alerted firemen, but the house was already destroyed. His wife and three daughters were visiting Mississippi. Rider is survived by his wife Thelma Scitts, three daughters Oliva Owlina and Georgie, his parents Ira and Mrs. Rider of Neola, and two sisters Mrs. Norman Kelly of Fairlea and Mrs. Harry Wade of Neola. The body rests at Shanklin mortuary in White Sulphur Springs.
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Ralph Rider
Alvon
Rider
Mississippi
Greenbrier
Thelma Scitts
Hitler
Oliva
Owlina
Georgie
Ira
Neola
Norman Kelly
Fairlea
Harry Wade
Shanklin Mortuary
White Sulphur Springa
Obituary notices from Tioga and surrounding areas
A series of obituaries notices from Tioga and nearby communities recount the deaths of Carolann Jackson eight months old in Columbia Columbia City Hospital from bluntness diseases, Mary Martha Lynok of Fitch Avenue, William Ryam McMillion of Packeville Raleigh County, and others. Services are scheduled in local mortuaries with burial in area cemeteries. multiple survivors including parents, grandparents, and extended family are listed. The notices name churches, cemeteries, and funeral details across several towns, including East Bank White Sulphur Springs and Kanawha County churches of God of Prophecy.
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Jackson
Carolann
Pearl . Dackman
Columbia
B.C
Tioga
Nicholas County
Columbia City Hospital
Joe Dillon
Ferre Jackson
Tiogs
Wn Bimons
Yeager
Sumerasville
Student Drowns In Meadow River At Shawnee Crossing
Fayetteville dispatch reports 17 year old Pete Vincent Legg daughter and twin Paul Legg watched as Pete slipped while swimming in Meadow River near Shawnee's Crossing Fayette County. State Police traced the drowning with help from Andy Stirrett who recovered the body at 5 40 p m. Legg was a Natali High School student from Clitty. He is survived by brothers Jerry and five sisters Ads Mary Ann Anne Nancy Marilyn and a paternal grandfather Wilson Legg. The body rests at Wallsee and Wallace mortuary East Rathelle.
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Fayetteville
Meadow River
Shawnee's Crossing
Clifty
Fayette County
Pete Vincent Lege
Paul
Steve
Pete’ Legg
Clitty
Young Legg
Natali High School
Lookout
College Art Professor Ends Life at Home Near Marietta
John H. Fraser 47 assistant professor of art at Marietta College died after slashing his neck wrists and feet with a razor and a .22 pistol bullet wound to the temple at his home three miles east of Marietta. He had cancer treatment in Cleveland six months earlier and returned home in worse condition. Fraser joined the Marietta faculty in 1941, taught briefly at Carroll College, Wisconsin, returned in 1946, was a native of Pittsburgh, educated at Lafayette College and Iowa State University, and was a professional artist. He served on the Art Students League of New York board of control in 1935-36.
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Marietta
John H. Fraser
Marietta College
Here
A. McCowan
Hope Frazer
Dean Tice
Frager
Fraser
Cleveland
Carroll College
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Lafayette College
Towa State University
Ais
Art Students League of New York
GOP to Complete Delegations For National Convention Today
The piece reports on ongoing GOP delegate selections ahead of the national convention, with contests in Texas and Mississippi. It notes Eisenhower Taft rivalries, party unity appeals from Senator Styles Bridges, and plans for delegates from several states to complete a 26 vote slate.
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GOP
Robert
Eichelberger
Douglas J
Macarthur
Japan
Mississippi
New
Mexico
Colorado
Gen. Biser
Repeblicaa
Ygpekene
Texas
Taft
Eisenhower
Dallas
National Citizens For Taft Committee
Jin
Truman
Europe
Las Vegas
Nev
Denver
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Theodore R._ McKeldin
Styles Bridges
Senate
Kerr
Kefatlver
Chicago
A &Toup
Midwest
Russell
Nevada
Boise
Idaho
Keape
Harriman
Montana
Richmond
Virginia
Harry 2. Byrd
Soviet Peace Bid At U N Hints At Armistice Delay
UN sources report Far East intelligence suggesting Mao Zedong seeks no Korea armistice and aims to show Red China’s rising power. They say Mao doubts a united West will wage full-scale war during the American election year and may resist Kremlin pressure for a poll. Malik set to discuss Geneva protocol ratification at Security Council meeting.
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Pa Yn
Mao
Meo
Korea
Red China
Asia
U. S
Britain
France
Kremlin
U.N
Mateor
Betoreen Peiping
Moscow
U. N
Malik
Council
Security Council
Fierce Battle Reports From Korea Front Lines
An AP dispatch details raids near Chorwon and Kumsong on June 18 with hand to hand fighting as South Korean forces defend outposts against Chinese counterblows. In the Mundung Valley and Punchbowl, Allied units repulsed patrols while Sabre jets patrolled MIG Alley and reportedly downed and damaged several MIGs. First Lt. Asa B. Whitehead of Faines Michigan claimed one of the downed enemy aircraft.
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Wormingen
Rage x
Iron Triangle
Chorwon
ROK
Kumsong
Mito Farnell
Mundung
Punchbowl
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Adrongyang
Korea
Asa &. Whitehead
Faines, Mich
Ais
Stay of executions ordered over lake safety concerns
Judge Stephens noted the fragmentary presentation and seriousness of the case involving two brothers from Comingen and the issue of a probable cause certificate. He ordered a stay of executions while the matter receives more thorough consideration and presentation amid concerns over streams emptying into Lake Superior, including the Stream Terminal.
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Stephens
Lake Superior
Reds Silence On Soviet POW Repatriation Pressure
Reds maintained silence as Allied disclosures said Russia twice approved voluntary repatriation of prisoners during World War II. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison challenged Communist negotiators at Panmunjom, while Peiping radio dismissed the issue and argued Geneva rules.
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Principia Munsan
INS
Russia
Red Redio
William K. Harrison
Panmunjom
Reda
Peiping
U. N
Red Radio Boars
Alan Winnington
Red Radio
Harrison
Red
Soviet Union
Geneva
Russla
Soviet Institute of Law
Academy of Sciences
Three Die in Wrecks Near Frost Pare 1
Police report two separate westbound crashes near Frost Pare 1 involved five Negro occupants. Joe Scott said the first vehicle crossed the center line and was sideswiped by an oncoming car, causing a head on collision and fire. Family relation exams noted Scott and Ronald Scott as drivers with passengers.
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Roder
Leid
Scott
Ronald Scott
Joe
Sullivan
Joe Scott
Howard Scott
Hampton
Vance Spangler Welch
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