Sullivan Rests Easy After Heart Attack To Be Discussed
Gov Meadows will urge business, industrial, and agricultural leaders to back a long range forest development and protection program at a West Virginia Forest Council meeting in the House of Delegates chamber at 1 30 pm. Other speakers include Howard Le Gray Rainelle, G H Overholt, A A Wood, Joseph F Kaylor, and Walter C Gumbel. Sullivan of Charleston, secretary of the West Virginia Coal Assoc., rests well at Fairmont General Hospital after a heart attack suffered at a coal meeting.
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Gov. Meadows
W. Va
Elkins
Monongahela National Forest
Joseph F. Kaylor
Annapolis. Md
American Forestry Assoc
Walter C. Gumbel
Fairmont
Monongahela Power Co
Jesse ¥. Sullivan
Charleston
West Virginia Coal Assoc
Fair
Amont General Hospital
Sullivan
Pere
College to hold ninth Morris Harvey Summer Institute on Current Affairs
The Morris Harvey college summer institute on current affairs will convene at 9:30 a.m. in the WCHS auditorium with the theme US and UN. Dr. Leonard Riggleman will chair the morning session featuring Prof. Donald G. McGarey and a United Nations Charter film strip narrated by Prof. Clarence Roth. A symposium with multiple educators will follow, and a 1:30 p.m. panel will discuss US–Soviet relations, veto power, and atomic control. The event is sponsored with several state and Kanawha County education groups and Future Teachers of America chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
WCHS
U.N
Leonard Riggleman
Morris Harvey
Donald G. McGarey
Clarence E., Roth
U. N
Harry S. Longley
St. John's Episcopal Church
Curtis K. Jones
Kanawha
United Nations
College
National Education Assoc
West Virginia State Education Assoc
State Department of Education
Kanawha County
Rafferty Named Assistant General Sales Manager in WAA Charleston
Daniel T. Rafferty of Charleston was appointed as assistant general sales manager for the Charleston district War Assets Administration. He is a World War I veteran previously with the State Road Commission and served as a civilian at Fort Meade Maryland and the West Virginia Ordnance plant at Point Pleasant during World War II.
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Daniel T. Rafferty
Charleston
Charleston District War Assets Administration
Alex H. Cooper
WAA
Rafferty
State Road Commission
Fort Meade
West Virginia Ordnance Plant
Point Pleasant
Riffe Named Secretary of Liquor Commission
Harold m. Riffe, former Beckley newspaperman, is appointed executive secretary of the state Liquor Control Commission, effective July 1. He fills the vacancy from J Alfred Taylor’s 1944 resignation and will oversee public relations and administration. Riffe previously worked as reporter and editor on Beckley newspapers and has been with the Department of Mines since May 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold m. Riffe
Beckley
Liquor Control Commission
Riffe
J. Alfred Taylor
House of Delegates
Department of Mines
McGovran Warns Vets Of Pitfalls In Loans
State veterans director T H McGovran warned veterans against sharp operators seeking loans against terminal leave bonds. He noted the risks and said a Veterans Affairs Council meeting led by Louis A Johnson of Clarksburg would discuss the topic next Monday. No reports of such activity were found in the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. McGovran
State Department of Veterans Affairs
McGovran
Veterans Affairs Council
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
McGavran
High School Certificates Recognized in State Test
The attorney general's office said diplomas issued by the State Education Department for completing equivalent high school study outside class meet educational requirements for licenses. The State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors is pursuing action on this matter. The notice includes numerous names and dates related to memorials and upcoming events.
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Attorney General's Office
State Education Department
State Board of
Em‘halmers
J. Chandler
G Burkenb
Bax
Sprija Hill
Herbert J. Thomas
John M. Ray
Ings
Girk
Randaasler
Seeve
Charleston
C. A. Ruttencutter
Bre
Jane Me
A. Harris
Jerbert Department
Thomas
J. Thomas
Moose
Herzer
Willits
Cays
Gesia
Banker
Raymond B. Willits
Ostegneinis Hoaphet Oeale
Chaur Mareelous
DePre
St. Mary's
Ropkal
Huntington
Mtr
Depete
Gram
Mxbmant
Souih
Fee of
Read H. Lowe
Iumus
Staats
Juste Ars
Robert F. Punyan
Strats
Carl Slater
Ben Fane Bepengy
Peene Weelz
RAY gMe
Carl Crilinon
Charles
Elizabeth Annand
Nelliton Reggines
Prattfattander
Edwin Upton
Giri
Ames Summers
Organata St. Si
Albans
Wyoming St
Joel Batman
Harry C. Fink
Martore
Standay
Chesley Mas
Stig Fink
Charles Tucker
St Aloats
St Francis
Freeman Criles
Curtis Morris
Lee St
Willam E. Suezlen
Morgantown Hospital
Mes
Suclen
Juli A. deGruyter, Jr
Forrest Av
Lowit. Side
L. BR. Hamilton
Carlton
Kanawhe Walley
Gin
Truslow St
Kanaw
E. Bickford
Roi St
Jaume
Kenawhe
George Payne
Marines
Kanawha Valley
J. M. Bates
Bouth
Kanawhe Valley
E. Br
Oakwood Rd
Kanawha, Valley
Ronald Butley
Basing
N. M. Estep
Yarkey
Salar ‘Townson
49Th St
Dumber
William_Cheproan
Dehan
W. H. Michelson
Chesapeake
McMillan
Charles Orishaner
McMillan, Boy: Mr. Mea
Wilbur Kessinger
Charleston Rl
Wilard Snmith
Elmwood Av
Russell Arms
Alden
Lunchroom Loses $10 000 Damages
A $10 000 verdict against a Charleston lunchroom operator in a combined restaurant and pool room was sustained by the Supreme Court in a suit by a customer who slipped and fell. The 3-2 decision said premises owners must render sites reasonably safe for visitors. The injury included medical costs and lost wages totaling about $2,323 with potential permanent injuries. The dissent argued the verdict was excessive and contingency damages were overestimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court
James B. Riley
Kanawha
Kanawha Circuit Court
E. H. O'Flaherty
Michael EB. Tarrou
Peter Joseph
O'Flaherty
Joseph
Riley
Fred L. Fox
Frank Haymond
Charters Granted for Welding Inc and Mountain State Broadcasters
Secretary of State grants charters to Welding Inc of Charleston with 18000 starting capital and 25000 authorized, and Mountain State Broadcasting Inc of Clarksburg with 325000 capital to operate radio and TV transmissions east of Clarksburg on US Route 50. Also chartered are Wappocoma Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Romney. Wancy Hanks Post IVFW Keyser. Home Builders Supply Co Inc Charleston with 3000 paid-in capital. Otter-Eagle Coal Co Lockwood Nicholas County with 15000 paid-in capital and listed incorporators Norris E Bennett C Hogsett A W Ordinorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris E. Bennett
C. &. Hogsett
A. W. Orndorff
Gauley Bridge
Permits Granted for Four Homes on Roves Ave Kanawha City
City building inspector issued permits to Eversole & Roe Co of Charleston to erect four houses on Roves Avenue. Two homes priced at 9000 dollars and two at 7300 dollars. Also, Kanner received permission to build a garage at 1334 Washington St E and relocate a dwelling atop it, estimated at 6000 dollars.
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Eversole & Roe
jRoves
Kanawha City
Eversole & Roe Co
Charleston
Ud. Kanner
Washington St. E
Personal Notes On Daley Family Summer Visit
Mrs. Robert H. Daley and her children from Forest Road are spending the summer with her mother Mrs. Charles M. Love at The Maples a country place near Huntingtom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Daley
Forest Rd
Charles M. Love
Maples
Huntingtom
False Pretense Lick Branch Man Charged
Robert Smith, 23, of Lick Branch, was arraigned before Municipal Judge Frank Lit ten after being charged with obtaining groceries from Reaves Food Mart by false pretenses. Police traced 34 orders to him. Smith, an intermediate court probationer, admitted the scheme and said he had been sent for the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Branch
Robert Smith
Intermediate Court Grand Jury
Frank Litten
Smith
Reaves Food
Martin Quarrier St
A. O. Wolfe
Wolfe
Intermediate Court
Engineers Seek Men For Pimp Derrick Boats War Dept
The Huntington district of the Corps of Engineers seeks applicants for fireman on pump and derrick boats, assistant engineer pumps boats, and operator derrick boat. Jobs span floating plants on the Ohio Muskingum Little Kanawha Kanawha and Big Sandy rivers. Obtain full information from the secretary U S Civil Service Commission at first or second class post offices or from the Huntington engineers office in the Chesapeake and Obie building.
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War Department
Corps of Engineers
Huntington
Ohio
Muskingum
Little Kanawha
Kanawha
Big Sandy
Board of Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Engineers
Chesapeake
Obie
Loss of Sawmill and Lumber In Fire Near Martinsburg
Martinsburg dispatch reports owner D. T. M. Hess estimated the loss at 20000 dollars for his sawmill and 12000 feet of lumber burned yesterday. Fire fighters fought the blaze near Martinsburg, hindered by a weak water supply and a nearby gas storage tank risk. Hess’s residence near the mill also sustained some damage.
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Martinsburg
DT. M. Hess
Hess
Lill
iC and O to Retire Veteran Officer
iC and O will retire veteran officer T H Gurney passenger traffic manager for the Chesapeake and Ohio railway at Richmond Virginia will retire June 30 after nearly 44 years of service Arthur S Genet vice president in traffic announced Ostrom 33 who joined the C O as special representative last January and is now assistant passenger traffic manager will succeed Gurney Turner formerly assistant general eastern passenger wager in New York named to take Ostroms place Ralph C Stewart 32 appointed district passenger agent for the C O in New York Stewart had held a similar position with the Missouri Kansas Texas lines in New York Genet also announced the retirement on June 30 of W S McNair general agent for the C O in Chicago McNair 72 has been with the C O for 44 years No successor has been yet named for this position.
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T. H. Gurney
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Richmond
Arthur S. Genet
Gurney
J. €. Ostrom
C&o
W. E. Turner
Eastern
New York
Railroad Sued For 25000 In 1946 Foreman Death
Mrs Ida Kincaid of Gawley Bridge administrator of Wilbur Kincaid estate filed in district federal court suit against New York Central Railroad for damages. Kincaid fatally injured July 4 1946 at Gamoca Fayette County when struck by a Central train. claim alleges careless operation led to the accident.
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New York Central Railroad
Ida Kincaid
Gawley Bridge
Wilbur Kincaid
Kincaid
Gamoca
Fayette County
New York Central
State tax receipts rise in April two figures noted
Receipts of sales taxes for April reached 1,685,080, up from 1,610,166 in March and 1,617,337 a year earlier, with gas line excise tax returns for April totaling 1,004,382, per Tax Commissioner C. Koontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Koontz
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The
Charleston Gazette
Wal-Spar Varnish and Enamels
Dupont
Wooster
Arter Paint & Glass CO
Hale St
ARROW
Heer
Ain
Liquor Commission
Charleston Exchange Club
Ruffner Hotel
Hartley
Abioweakly Rental
Sanitary Diaper Service
East Washington
Jones
Lael
Urtone
France
Vwic Lowe Hotel Mae
William J. Reilly
Reader’s Digest
Magasina
Fosdick
N.Y
George Fe Stewart
Theo
Telecom
Fayette St
Tennessee
Taylor L. Palmer
Jack C. Palmer
Endix
Bendix
Woodrums
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