Beckett Captures Dunbar Midget Feature in 20 Laps
Bob Beckett of Cleveland won the 20 lap midget race at the Dunbar Faire grounds last night, lifting 2000 plus spectators. Estep of Charleston finished second with Folden of Charleston third and Moody of Akron fourth. Beckett set a new one lap qualifying mark at 17.07, besting Billy Miller's 17.13.
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Bob Beckett
Cleveland
Dunbar Faire Grounds
Speedy Estep
Charleston
Doc Folden
Chet Moody
Akron
Beckett
Billy Miller
Los Angeles
Estep
Paul Parks
Columbus
Moody
Art Halbrook
Greenville
Keith Birthiset
Bob Burris
Smithfield
Folden
Holbrook
Howarth Grissom
Charleston Secon
Dodgers Beat Giants for 5-2 Victory Over Reds
New York Giants beat Cincinnati Reds 5-2 as Monte Kennedy won and Howie Fox lost. Mueller homered and drove in two. Kluszewski, Stanky, Dark, and Kennedy also contributed. The game featured solid defense and a combined effort by both bullpens.
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Dodgers
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Mueller
Monte Kennedy
Howie Fox
Iociunasi
New York AB
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J Erewshilb
Sin
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Lockman
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Thompson
Thomson
Fox
Dark
Hatton
RBI
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Neler
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Merimen
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Cincinnati
Kennedy
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Smith
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Robb
Snead Loses Watch and Ring in Locker Theft
PGA defending champion Samuel Snead won the $250 qualifying medalist prize in Scioto’s $40,000 tourney but reported a theft from his locker. While King shot a 68 to tie for the course record, Snead’s engraved watch and ring disappeared, with Snead saying there would be no questions if returned.
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Columbus
Samuel Jackson Snead
PGA
Scioto Country Club
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ting
Snead
Badgers Move Up To Third In Regatta Finish
New York June 22 Wisconsin rose to third in the Marietta Ohio regatta after a special I A R A reviewing committee checked color film and shortened the varsity race to two miles due to river conditions. Final order Wisconsin Stanford MIT Columbia Cornell Penn Princeton Syracuse Rutgers Navy. In the freshman race Princeton moved to second and Navy fell to seventh.
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New York
Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Rowing Assoc
Washington
California
Stanford
MIT
Columbia
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Syracuse
Rutgers
Navy
Boston University
State Juniors Warned About Links Deadline
West Virginia junior golfers planning to play in the national tournament were reminded entries must reach USGA headquarters in New York by Monday at 1 p.m. Cam Palmer, in charge of regional qualifying at Edgewood Country Club on July 11, warned youths they cannot compete without timely submissions.
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West Virginia
USGA
New York
Cam Palmer
Edgewood Country Club
State PCA Champion to Award $200 at Moundsville
The first place finisher in the State PGA Golf Tournament at Moundsville Country Club July 13 to 15 will receive $200 with $150 for the runner up. A $25 medalist prize is offered for the 18 hole qualifying round. General Chairman F Earnshaw announced that 31 professionals in the state were contacted to participate. defending champion Sam Snead said he cannot defend his title this year.
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Moundsville
Moundsville Country Club
Earnshaw
Sam Snead
Larsen Upsets Sedgman In London Semi Final
San Francisco's Art Larsen, ranked fourth among Americans, defeated Australia's Frank Sedgman 6-1 as Sedgman played with a sore right wrist. Larsen advances to face John Bromwich in the Wimbledon men's final after Bromwich beat Eric Sturgess 6-1 6-4.
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London
Art Larsen
San Francisco
America
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Senlied
Sedgman
Larsen
Perause
Paris
John Bromwich
Bromwich
Eric Sturgess
duPont
Margaret Osborne duPont
Wilmington
Del
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Calit
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Wimbledton
Louise Brough
Billy Talbert
Gaxmar Mulroy
T. S
Billy Sidwell
Geoff Brown
Harvard Nips Yale Crew in Stretch Race
Favored Harvard barely edged Yale by 12 feet just before dusk in the four mile race on the Thames River. Harvard completed a clean sweep with victories by its freshmen and junior varsity crews in earlier two mile events. Coach Skip Walz lauded the astonishing finish as the greatest show of guts, praising Yale’s late surge in the final stretch.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
America
Allen
Skipy Walz
Thames
Crimson
Marshall Grid Team To Train on Campus
Athletic Director Luther F. Poling announced Marshall College will train on campus this fall. Training at Cabell County 4-H Camp ends due to many candidates reporting to Head Coach Willard M. Pederson. Pederson's first season at Marshall includes over 50 first year men, enabling a possible freshman team alongside the varsity.
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Huntington
Luther F. Poling
Marshall
Cabell County
Willard M
Pete) Peterson
Pederson
Big Green
Foling
Huntington youth loses marble tourney final in Asbury Park
Fourteen-year-old Bobby Retzlaff of Montgomery Alabama won the national marbles championship in Asbury Park. He defeated Freddie Cunningham, 14, from Huntington West Virginia, in the boys final. The seven game series scores included 7-1 7-6 7-0 7-8 7-4 2-7 7-1 and 7-2.
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Asbury Park
Bobby Retzlaff
Montgomery
Als
Freddie Cunningham
Huntington
W. Va
Kirk Zaharias Gain Western Golf Finals
Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio and Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Chicago advanced to the finals of the 21st Women's Western Open Golf Championship in Denver on June 23. Kirk defeated Claire Dorian of Cleveland by 2 up while Zaharias edged Patty Berg of Minneapolis by 1 up to enter tomorrow's eight hole final.
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Denver
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Chicago
Miss Kirk
Claire Dorian
Cleveland
Zacharias
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
PGA Favorites Gather as Open Contenders Rise
Denny Shute Demaret and Lloyd Mangrum head a strong field including Henry Picard Johnny Psimer and Claude Harmon. Ray Gef ford from Fort Worth faces Burke in the 46 hole third round while Chick Harbert Bob Toski Chandler Harper and others vie for the title with Snead sidelined.
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Denny Shute
Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
PGA
Snead
Henry Picard
Johnny Psimer
Claude Harmon
Ray Gefford
Fort Worth
Tex
Burke
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Henry Williams, Jr
Secane
Elmer Reed
Atlanta
Dave Douglas
Newark
Det
Jackson Bradley
St. Sharies
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Ducks top Park Tire in baseball league battle
In baseball league play Reid Ducks defeated Park Tire 6 to 2. Area standings show Chesapeate 6, Clirsaneake Athletics 5 in a tight matchup. Industrial softball saw Millers 5, Dunbar Post Herald 0. International League results: Montreal 12 over Springfield 4. Buffalo 5 over Jersey City Baltimore 1. Enchester 2. Toronto 7, Syracuse 3 in a doubleheader style final scores.
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Reid Ducks
Park Tire
Chesapeate
Clirsaneake Athletics
Dunia
Millers
Dunbar Post Herald
Montreal
Springfield
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
Enchester
Toronto
Syracuse
Central League Standings and Friday Results
Charleston moves to a 7 to 3 win over Flint while Grand Rapids defeats Dayton 5 to 2 and Saginaw trails. Bet. GB shows 4.47 with 25 32k Muskegonne noted. Saturday schedule highlights Charleston at Fi in a single game listing.
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Charleston
Musketon
Flint
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Saginaw
Bet
Muskegonne U
Panne Charleston
Five Lines Face Railroad Strike in Major Networks
Chicago report says a nationwide walkout looms against five large railroads with plans to halt operations if AFL Switchmen’s Union proceeds. Target lines include Chicago, Hook Island and Pacific, Chicago Great Western, Western Pacific, Great Northern, and Denver and Rio Grande Western. Debate centers on a 40 hour week and pay adjustments, with a Presidential board proposing 40 hours and 18 cent raise, while railroads anticipate mixed operational impact.
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Chicago
AFL Switchmen's Union of North America
Chicago, Hook Island and Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
Great Northern
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Great Northern Railroad
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tariffs Rise After End Of Reciprocal Treaty
Washington reports the United States and Mexico will end their reciprocal trade agreement on December 41, 1950, triggering higher U S tariffs on imports from Mexico and other nations. Oil and lead tariffs will double, likely raising prices on various goods including toys and oil. The cancellation follows Mexico's dollar shortage measures and tariff adjustments to protect domestic industries. The 1943 pact had lowered U S tariffs on many Mexican products while Mexico gave lower rates to U S goods.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Venezuela
Middle East
Canada
Peru
Australia
State Department
U. S
Court Order Halts Merger of Banks
A Federal temporary restraining order halts Bank of America from acquiring 22 California banks with deposits over 150 million dollars, announced hours earlier from Transamerica. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued the order at the Federal Reserve Board’s request, with the petition naming Transamerica. The Fed fears possible monopoly tendencies in banking and argues the merger would challenge board and court jurisdiction.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
California
Transamerica Corp
Ninth
U. S, Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Trans-america
Transamerica
South Africa Outlaws Reds by Narrow Margin
In Capetown on June 23 the South African Senate narrowly passed a bill to outlaw Communism with an 18 to 18 vote broken by the Senate President. The lower House has advanced the bill through two readings and will adopt it on the third. The Communist party had self dissolved earlier this week amid government pressure. Holden Bearcats face Sharples Red Sox Sunday at 3 p.m. in Holden for a Ladies Day baseball game.
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South Africa
Capetown
Senate
Taday
Communist Party
Holden
Sharples
Holden Bearcats
Envoy's Son Urges President To Gwe His Dad Post at Home
Washington June 2 Johnny Katz son of Milton Katz an Economic Cooperation Admin official writes to President Truman asking to let his father stay in America longer. Katz nominee for ambassador at large to succeed Harriman faces Senate approval while Johnny and his brother prefer a two month home visit after two years abroad.
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Washinglion
Truman
Paris
Milton Katz
Johnny Katz
Economic Cooperation Administration
W. Averell Harriman
Johnny
Sentersber
Europe
America
Samuel S. Fels Dies at 90 Head of Soap Trust
Samuel S. Fels, 90, Philadelphia philanthropist and head of the Fels Naptha soap company, died at Temple Hospital after a brief illness. He had remained active at his Philadelphia office until shortly before his hospitalization on June 8. Known for philanthropy more than soap, Fels donated substantial sums over many years while downplaying his fame.
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Philadelphia
Samuel S. Fels
Temple Hospital
Fels
Loce
Fels- Naptha
Boor
Boy Hurt In Game After Bat Hit During Play
Vernon Cowley aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh A Cowley of Sett, was accidentally struck on the head by a baseball bat by his brother while playing. Attendants at Charleston General Hospital reported his condition as good with a possible concussion.
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Vernon Cowley
Hugh A. Cowley
Sett
Charleston General Hospital
Princewick Miner Killed At Lillybrook Mine
Buford Akers a 30 year old brakeman was killed at the Lillybrook mine of Lillybrook Coal Co. in Princewick when he was caught between the mine roof and a motor. A company official confirmed the accident. State Charters issued agasy on Industrial Corp of Wheldw with 5500 shares of stock at no par value and $1000 start. Incorporators include HEP, B. Hutlen, C.D. Burke and Ralph L. Miller of Wheeling.
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Princewick
Beckley
Buford Akers
Lillybrook
Lillybrook Coal Co
Akers
Agasy On Industrial Corp
Whetl
Yesteraa
Hep
Hutcenl
C.D. Burke
Ralph LL Miller
Wheeling
LeOtis Ault Dies at 67 in Charleston
Engineer LeOtis Ault died yesterday at his work from a heart attack. He worked as a stationary engineer at the Daniel Boone Hotel after stints at the Hotel Ruffner and a Tennessee Avenue repair shop. Survived by wife Cecilia and eight children, he resided in Charleston 41 years. funeral arrangements pending.
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Uus
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Hotel
Ruffner
Daniel Boone
Ault
Tennessee Av
Cecilia Ault
Joe Darlington
Sara Ault
Andrew
Richard
Clark Ault
T. S. Chapman
Library
E. B. Keenan
Nellis
Bartlett Mortuary
Widow Della Haywood 77 Dies in St Petersburg Home
Mrs. Della Calloway Haywood 77 widow of Edward Haywood of Washington and Duffy Streets died yesterday at her winter home in St Petersburg Florida. She was born in Hinton daughter of the late James and Arnett Harless Calloway and lived in Fayette County before moving to Charleston. Survived by sister Mrs A G Thomas of Charleston and a daughter. Service and burial will be Monday in St Petersburg Florida.
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Della Calloway Haywood
Edward Haywood
Washington and
Duffy Sts
St. Petersburg
Fla
Haywood
Ann
Baptist Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Hinton
James and
Arnett Harless Calloway
Charleston
Chester Coen 48 Dies After Operation at Fairmont Hospital
Chester Ray Coen 48 owner operator of three service stations in Fairmont died today after a major operation at Fairmont Hospital He was a former Charleston resident and brother of State Police Captain R G Coen of Charleston Coen had served as superintendent of West Virginia service stations for Standard Oil while living in Charleston.
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Chester Ray Coen
the Gazette
Fairmont
Fairmont Hospital
Coen
Charleston
R. G. Coen
West Virginia
Standard Oil Co
Obituary roundup from Charleston area churches and towns
A series of funeral notices from West Virginia papers lists SMEY Mire Theodosia Essalini of Frame. survivors include husband Joseph Thomas Arey and daughters Mrs Ella West and Mrs Mattie Kerr with many grandchildren. Services at Poca Fork Baptist Church and Spring Hill Cemetery with Rivet Myers and Son Mortuary handling arrangements. Other notices include BRICK Kathaleen Taylor of Cross Lanes with service at First Church of God and burial nearby. BUITS Charles Wesley of Belle with graveside at Spring Fork Cemetery. OMS Pvt Richard K Combs of Elkview and CUNNINGHAM Raymond Douglas infant of Summersville. DALE Walter of Charleston with Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church and Mt Oliver Cemetery. DUNCAN infant son of Winifred. HAIR John W T of Oak Hill with services at Oak Hill Baptist Church and High Yawn Memorial Park. Oak Hill Lodge A F and A M conducting graveside rites. Local residents and families named across Charleston, Frame, Poca Fork, Cross Lanes, Belle, Elkview, Summersville, and Oak Hill.
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Poca Fork
Baptist
Spring Hil
Thomas
Rivert Myers
Eikview
Curringiaim Mortuary
Buits
Charles Wesley
Lyme Spring Fark
A. Goole
Belle
Charles Butts
South Charleston
Robert Layton
Earl White
Coal Anne
Charleston
Vucody
Owen and Barth Morisery
John W.T2
Oak Hi
Stestie Harr
PB. HK
Hair
Carneas
Ane
Boeigh
Raluelle
Elizabeth Claypool
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Baptist Church
Gilmer H. Cross
Donnul
Oak Hil
Oak Hill Lodge
A. FL
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William Golden 76 Dies in Spencer Hospital
Spencer, June 22 William Button Golden 76 of Flatwoods and former Braxton County schools superintendent died today in a Spencer hospital after seven years of illness. A teacher and former U.S. Deputy Marshal for Braxton district, he served Sunday school and was a Blue Lodge Mason. Surviving: wife Esther Rader Golden, son Capt. Aapyin L. Golden with the 23d Medical Division in Kyushu, Japan, three daughters Mrs. R. P. Moore Mrs. William Hermman of Fairmont and Mrs. Audra Dankins of New Philadelphia OG, six grandchildren. Body at Stackert Mortuary in Flatwoods.
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Spencer
William Button Golden
Flatwoods
Braxton County
Golden
Braxton
U.S
Flatwoods Methodist Church
Blue Lodge
Esther Rader Golden
Aapyin. L. Golden
23Dd Medical Division
Kyushu
Japan
R. P. Moore
William Hermman
Fairmont
Audra Dankins
New Philadelphia
Stackert Mortuary Lin Flatwonds
Mrs. Blanche Miller Dies at Residence
Mrs Blanche Miller 77 wife of G a Miller retired farmer of Duncan Jackson County died at 6 75 am today at her home from heart condition Chambers Mortuary in charge of arrangements service 2 pm Sunday Meadow Dale Baptist Church burial in the adjoining cemetery Surviving are three sons R A of St Albans L A of Parkersburg and Russell of Duncan three daughters Mrs Dewey Ashley Amma Mrs Dennis Critchfield and Mrs Woodstow Boggess of Sandyville 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Parkerebufs
Russell
Duncan
Dewey Ashley
Debt Action Withdrawn in Kanawha Circuit Court
Testimony heard in the case Willard Moore versus Lenny Wilson yesterday in Kanawha Circuit Court. The new suit was moved and the case withdrawn with the right to reinstitute. The dispute involved an alleged debt of 1020.50 dollars. Both parties are residents of Charleston.
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Willard Moore
Lenny Wilson
Kanawha
Charlesston
Obituary notices and a land sale notice from Nicholas County
Obituaries for James Martin Neads Thomas Pratt James McNair Salisbury Andrew Erasmus Lakowicz Mazel Virginis Wicks and others. funeral and burial details. Legal public sale notice in Nicholas County describing 11,009 acres plus tracts in Hamilton District with multiple easements and leases listed. sale set for July, with cash or staged payments and vendor’s lien.
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Circuit Court
Nicholas County
West Virginia
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John L Dickinson
Spreval
Lyon
Jack
First Baptist Church
Cherieston
H. L. Parken
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Chavieston
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Glen Smith
Mier
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Dehzll Wishtow
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Muddiety Coal Land Company
Iakowicz
Andrew Erasmus
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Caldwell
Malice
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Lewisburg
Daugh
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N. Berthy, Jr
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W.E. Holiday
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Shell Freeman
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Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia
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B. Callagran
Thomas B. Jackso
Guy Buon
Nicholas Cru
Virginia
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