Service Slated For Mrs Shultz
Mrs Clara Bell Shultz 45 owner and operator of the Drive In B forney Shop on Davis Creek died of a heart ailment Tuesday in St Frances Hospital. Service will be at 2 p m tomorrow at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Body will lie at Degnan Kittinger mortuary until shortly before the service.
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Clara Shultz
Clara Bell Shultz
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hitler
Patton
Spring Hill Cemetery
Degnan J Kittinger Mortuary
South Charleston
Shultz
Davis Creek
St. Frances Hospital
Commons Sees Aerial Assault Spreading Wars
Excerpts show Prime Minister Churchill denying formal consultations with Her Majesty's government over aerial assaults. He notes no policy change toward widening the Korea conflict and says bombing actions remain within General Clark UN command discretion.
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Commons
Ientisder
Pane 1
Churchill
Korea
Gen. Clark
Senate Receives New FEPC Bill
Washington June 24 the Senate Labor Committee introduced a new FEPC bill to curb employment discrimination on race religion or national origin. Known as FEOFE it would create a federal commission with rulemaking power and the authority to seek court orders against violators. The measure targets interstate industries employing 40 or more people and aims to educate public opinion for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
RPEPC
Senate
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
EPC
FEOFE
Equal Opportunity For Employment” Commission
Feofe Commission
McCloy Urges Free Germany Ties to Europe
AUICH Germany June 24 U S High Commissioner John J McCloy urged Germans that not all Soviet might can keep their country divided if they join with the West. He spoke at a Bavarian reception and plans retirement soon after three years in office. He pressed for parliamentary ratification of peace contracts and the European Defense Community Treaty, saying a free Germany must join the European Atlantic community. He warned opposition parties seeking delay that peaceful German reunification depends on a strong flow of free nations in Europe and that distrust of the United States could grow if West Germany retreats from the Western pacts.
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Auich
Germany
U. S
John J. McCloy
Soviet Russia
McCloy
United States
West Germany
Free World
Free Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Europe
East
Free Europe
General Brink Fatally Wounded in Pentagon Shooting
Brig. Gen. Francis G. Brink chief of the American Military Assistance Mission to Indochina was found fatally shot in a Pentagon office. He died en route to Walter Reed Army Hospital after a pistol was found beside him. Brink, arriving two weeks earlier from Indochina for staff conferences, was 58. He is survived by his wife Fiorente Brink and a daughter, Mrs. W. W. Wells of Falls Church, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis G. Brink
Indochina
Pentagon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Defense Department
Brinks
District of Columbia
A. Magruder McDonald
Brink
Marethon
United States
Military Assistance Advisory Group
Fiorente Brink
Saigon
French Indochina
W. W. Wells
Falls Church
Keynoter Claims the Easy Path for Democrats
New York June 24 Gov Paul A Dever of Massachusetts keynoter at the Democratic National Convention said Democrats would rather campaign against Gen Dwight D Eisenhower than Sen Robert A Taft He argued Eisenhower's ignorance of domestic affairs has cut his popularity He spoke as he boarded a plane for Albuquerque NM where he will address the New Mexico State Democratic Convention tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A
Hisenhower
Dover
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Rite Arranged For Gus Winter
Argus E. Winter longtime Fal, BlumeSbell coach and North team mentor, dies at home aged 44. Funeral set for Elkins with burial at Maplewood Cemetery following a 2:30 p m service. State miners plan 10 day paid vacation impacts include about 120000 workers and a $19 daily rate.
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Elkins
Argus E
Gus) Winter
West Virginia
Blumesell
West Virginia Coal
Maplewond
United. Mine Workers Con
Follawsbee
State Penitentiary
Charleston
Lindstrom-Rossellini custody case hangs on birth timing
Pia Lindstrom and Roberto Rossellini face a heated custody dispute over shared summer access with Pia unable to leave the United States without court consent. Rossellini planned to travel to defend against calumnies but remained in Rome awaiting Ingrid’s birth of twins delaying his U.S. appearance.
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Pia
United States
Rossellini
Lindstrom
Rome
Ingrid
Airmen die in crash near UK bases at Lakenheath and Mildenhall
Eleven U S Air Force crewmen died when flaming aircraft were hit and broke apart between Lakenheath and Mildenhall bases seven miles apart. It was Britain's second major U S air crash this year following January 5 Burtonwood collision that killed six. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Longmueg Brom Frage 1
Lalenheath
Mildenhall
U. S
Britain
Burtonwood
Mossadegh hailed in Tehran as nation’s savior on return
Crowds greet Premier Mossadegh after two months in The Hague fighting the Anglo Iranian Oil dispute. He praises the World Court as Iran presses its case over oil resources and sovereignty, while facing mounting domestic opposition and a pending ruling.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Taalt
Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
Tran
Mossadegh
the Hague
World Court
Iran
Heat wave to push temps into 90s from Gulf to Great Lakes
A hot humid air mass will sweep across the country driving temperatures into the 90s from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes today. The forecast map shows the humid southern system and a dashed 90 degree line. Most rain will occur in two belts with scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms from New England to the Northern Pacific area.
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Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
New England
Northern Pacific
Weather Across the Nation and Charleston Report
The bulletin describes warm humid conditions nationwide with highs mostly in the 90s, scattered thunderstorms in the mountains of Virginia and Maryland, and sunny warm weather in Tennessee and Ohio. It notes a few regional variations including cloudy western Pennsylvania and a few widespread storms, with winds around 17 mph in Philadelphia and similar readings in other cities.
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Yavseeeninn
jiwet _ p.m
Furecasta Wasring Ion
Wweather
Charleston
P.mit Wesy
Auleville
Ana Biaryland
Sonny
Warial
Bowinn
Virginta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dalas
Desyer
Kentucky
Jacksonvilie
Los Angeles
Tennesser
Soulshire
Pennsylvania
New York
Lemprratores Pittsburga
San Prannisno
Washington
Diving Victim’s Rite Scheduled
LeRoy M. Carder 38 formerly of Charleston died Monday in Lakeside Hospital Cleveland from a neck injury after swimming in a Cleveland pool. Service 2:30 p m tomorrow Vandalia Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Charles Scraggs and Rev. F N Nutter. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Carder lived in Washington D C five years before moving to Cleveland in 1951. Burial arrangements by Cunningham mortuary.
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LeRroy M. Carder
Vandalia Methodist Church
LeRoy M. Carder
Charleston
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Carder
Cleveland Swimming Pool
Charles Scraggs
FN. Nutter
Sunset Memorial Park
Elizabeth Bowling
Lewis St
South
U.S Army
Washington, D. C
Cunningham Mortuary
Four fall from fifth floor deaths shock city
New York police reported a 14 year old babysitter, Rose Cadiz, and three children aged two to eight fell from a fifth floor window after playing near the opened sill. Two children died on impact. the others were hospitalized in critical condition. Investigators said the children rolled from a bed and leaned toward the window as the sitter tried to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shereea Cadiz
Socorro Cadiz
Ramon
Francisco Jr. Z
Rose Cadiz
Patteson Names Fayette Countian to State Board
Governor announces appointments to several state boards including P C Graney of Mount Hope to the State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers for a term ending June 30 1955. Others named are Dr Carl A Laughlin of Clarksburg on the Dental Examiners Board ending 1967 and Mrs Otis G Wilson of Muntington plus Mrs Oliver Shurtleff of Fairmont on the Library Commission ending 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patteson
P. C. Graney
Mount Hope
State Board of Registration
Graney
John P. Bonner
Carl A. Laughlin
Clarksburg
State Board of Dental Examiners
Otis G. Wilson
Muntington
Oliver Shurtleff
Fairmont
State Library Commission
James E. Hedrick
Hinton
Public Assistance
Parkersburg
State Board of Optometry
Tito Gruber Talk On Trieste Issue At Brioni
Premier Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia and Austrian Foreign Minister Karl Gruber held four days of talks on Brioni about Trieste and postwar issues. They discussed border minority problems and boosting trade while evaluating Austria as intermediary between Yugoslavia and Italy. Gruber said progress was made on local and broader questions of mutual interest.
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Isle OF Saioni
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Tito
Karl Gruber
Trieste
Italy
Adriatic
Austria
Mrs Bessie Looney Dies in Montgomery
Mrs Bessie Lee Looney 56 of Seth Boone County died Tuesday at Waird Memorial Hospital Montgomery She belonged to Heeling Stream Baptist Church born Amma Boone County resided here 25 years Survived by husband Kens ie Looney two sons Ralph Bineville Robert Nitro three daughters Mary Michaels St Albans Betty Workman Elly Mae White six brothers and five sisters and nine grandchildren Services set for 1 pm Thursday Healing Stream Baptist Church Burial Sunset Memorial Park Charleston under Hunter and Hunter mortuary Madison Body to school at noon Wednesday and to church one hour before service
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Bessie Looney
Montgomery
Seth
Bessie Lee Looney
Boone County
Waird Memorial Hospital
Heeling Stream
Betty Workman
Elly Mae White
Jake. Dore
Harv Carper
Amma
Earl
Elkview
Clyde Carper
Pinch
Dorothy Starcher
Gladys Vineyard
Lula Carper
Spencer
Ora Goodwin
Charleston
Frank Akerg
Gauley Bridge
Elsie Teeney
Elizabeth Carper
Anna
Healing Stream Baptist Church
Resigned Thrice Solon Says Its Final Now
Rome reports Emrico de Nicolau, who has twice resigned as president of the Senate, declares in Naples that this time he cannot and will not return. The 74-year-old senator made the remark in a letter to the Senate amid an order of the day rejecting his resignation from a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Rome
Emrico de Nicolau
Senate
Naples
Maggie Martin Dies After Long Illness At 84 In Charleston
Mrs Maggie Martin aged 84 of Charleston RFD 6 died yesterday at home after a long illness. Surviving are three sons James Ray and Aston of RFD 6, five daughters Rhoda Dangertiela Octay Lucas Effie Clay Minnie Ferrell Julia Pitman, one brother William Shannon of Virginia, two sisters Minnie Saiton of South Charleston and Georgia Wallon of Reed, 58 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. The body is at Cunningham Mortuary.
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Suagxre Martin
Charleston
RFD
James
Ray
Aston
Rhoda Dangertiela
Octay Lucas
Noth
Effie Clay
Coal Fork
Minnie Ferrell
Riverside
Julia Pitman
Cinco
William Shannon
Virginia
Minnie Saiton
South Charleston
Georgia Wallon
Reed
Cunningham Mortuary
Logan Man Is Charged With Assaulting Daughter
Logan County officers say R. D. Wells, 35, of Cora surrendered to state police after being charged this morning with assaulting his daughter Jerry Nan Wells, age about nine. Wells and his wife have been separated for roughly three years.
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Logan
R. D. Wells
Cora
Logan County
Jerry Nan Wells
Wells
Fans pack stadium for Charleston Senator season opener
Fans queued at ticket offices for the season opener as workers at the park cleaned and painted. Copenhaver promised a night ceremony with bards to welcome the former Toledo Mud Hens to Charleston, as ticket demand surged and extra staff and phones were brought in. Transit officials announced extra buses from Nitro Dunbar and South Charleston with quick park transfers, schedules to follow. Also a cooking tip advised setting the refrigerator to the coldest position for freezing ice cream then halving it back for holding.
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Faye
Charleston
Worlyen
Copenhaver
Toledo Mud Hens
Charleston Transit Co
Nitro
Dunbar
South Charleston
Summers St
Steel industry strain widens as plants cut work
Defense orders tighten steel supply as CIO United Steelworkers strike drags, prompting furloughs at General Motors facilities in Detroit and early shutdowns or reduced output at Delco-Remy in Indiana, Chevrolet in Buffalo, Bridgeport GE units, and other plants. Evansville Servel plans to close gas refrigerator lines while fighter wings stay active. Ohio plants halt Jeeps and earlier vacations aim to conserve steel.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Allied Industries
Detroit
General Motors Corp
GMC
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Ind
Chevrolet Motor
Buffalo
Bridgeport
Servel, Inc
Evansville
Yoder Company
Cleveland
Toleis
Willys-Overland
Ohio
Parade Plans Active as Volunteers Sought for Charleston Band
Knight urged Charleston band volunteers to assemble at the station at 4 30 p m with instruments but no uniforms. The parade would start at 6 10 p m headed by a motorcycle escort crossing the South Side bridge on Virginia Street to Summers and toward the Daniel Boone. Charleston and Louisville teams ride in a cavalcade of convertibles with Mayor Copenhaver and civic officials leading.
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Knight
Ge. Williams
Canada
Charleston
Will
South Side Bridge
Virginia St
Summers
Orth
Daniel Boone
Louisville
Copenhaver
ZL. B. Robb
Transportation Committee
Carter admits killing wife in July murder case
Carter, jailed at Princeton after confessing to killing his wife during an argument, told reporters he acted alone and claimed not to be crazy. He faces a murder charge at a preliminary hearing scheduled tomorrow before Magistrate J A Douglas Bailey as Sheriff C C Elmore outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Borer
Carter
Harvey
Princeton
J. A. Douglas Bailey
C. C. Elmore
Elmore
Ike Assails Taft Air Power Stance At GOP Convention
Ike Eisenhower harshly criticized Taft’s air power policy and warned that abandoning collective security would invite chaos. The GOP race featured Taft claiming a strong delegate lead while Eisenhower urged national leadership, with Stevenson leading Democratic hopes in Indiana and Kefauver pushing to lower the voting age to 18 amid national campaign maneuvers. The AP tally showed Taft ahead on first ballots, and rumors swirled about MacArthur as a potential Taft running mate.
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Fuge 17
Manchuria
Ohio
Eisenhower
Kore
Denver
Taft
United States
Chicago
GOP
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
John S. Fine
Gov. Fine
Govgies
Ming Patwean
Washington
Capitol Sill
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Indiana
Stevenson
Chiclago
Paul M. Butler
Heasier
Kefeuver
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Averell Harriman
Estes Kefeuver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
New York
Js Poverly
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Parade Prizes Reward Safety Ideas In Charleston Event
Charleston parade organizers offer prizes for best deco rated bicycle best safety idea and slogan. Awards include fishing kit badminton set U S Savings Bond and Samsonite luggage plus group classifications prizes. WV Safety Council and local officials provide crowd protection. Event coordinated by Charleston leaders and national sponsors across June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
U. S
West Virginia Safety Council
Charleston
Obituary notices of Wuanedd Waller E Srom and others
The obituary notices list Wuanedd Waller E Srom Bervite and Dr. Eugene M. Austin officiating at services. Burials, pallbearers, and surviving relatives are noted for several individuals including John Whitlam Haddicks, Mistem, Penrod, and Rucker family members with funeral arrangements in Charleston and surrounding areas. The notices describe death, service times, churches, mortuaries, and family survivors across multiple locations.
Attempt On Rhee’s Life In Pusan Newshead
An assassination attempt interrupted President Syngman Rhee’s June speech in Pusan Plaza as 10 000 gathered for the anniversary of the Korean War. A platform guest drew a pistol, fired or attempted to, but the weapon misfired twice and authorities seized the attacker. Rhee continued his address with US envoy Muccio and UN Korea observers present.
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Pusan
Korea
INS
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Pusan Plaza
United States
John J. Muccio
United Nations Commission On Korea
Korean National Assembly
Tanks Break Siege Near Parati in Rio de Janeiro
Tanks join the fight and troops encircle Parati area as revolting criminals move north toward Rio de Janeiro. Police report 128 of 300 reached the mainland from Anchieta offshore. ten criminals captured and one marine killed after hours of gunfire.
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Continueu Fron Page Ll
Parati
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Anchieta
Burati
Rio-Sao Faulo
Anchiela
West Germany and EDC security pact gains Senate support
The panel ratified a page three document stating any U S military use of terms requires Congress. The agreement aims to extend NATO style guarantees to the European Defense Community army, with West Germany slated as one of six EDC members. Senators Hickenlooper Wiley Smith Brewster urged language to allow troop use under the pact. opposition came from Senators George Green McMahon Fulbright Sperkman Gillettes Tobey Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
German Republic
NATO
European Defense Community
EDC
West Germany
Hickenrooper
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Sen
Brewster
R-Me
George
D-Ga
Green
D-Ri
McMahon
D-Carn
Ren. Fulbright
D-Ark
Sperkman
D-Alsi
Gillettes
Iowa
Sen. Tobey
Connally
Bombs Shatter Enemy Plants In New Sweep
Western and Eastern Korea see increased clashes along a 158 mile front with patrols exchanging fire with five MIG15s. Ground fighting persists near Charwon and northwest of the front while armistice talks linger at Panmunjom. AP reports that a broader war could resume if a truce remains elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron Page
Korea
Charwon
Seizu
de Irance
Panmunjom
Olf
Reds
Republic
Robert Evnson
Tokyo Hoe Tea
Harry Copher dies coal official at 64 in Charleston
Sharp les June 24 Special Harry Levi Copher 64 a Boone County Coal Corp official died shortly before midnight Monday in Charleston General Hospital after a week of illness. He came to West Virginia in 1928 from Illinois. Survivor s include his wife Bonnie Copher two sons dentists Dr Harry Copher of Charleston and Dr Paul Copher of Madison and a sister Mrs Verble Trade of Johnson City NL. Services will be at 6 pm Thursday at Sharples Chapel with burial at Madison Memorial Park. The body remains at Hunter and Hunter mortuary in Madison until 4 pm Thursday.
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Hasimicks
John Witlam
Dornthy
Raleigh County
Barboursville Hospital
Dolores Pearl Hammicks
Linda Galland
Maryatta
Doutea
Delmer Ray
Bay A Browh
Delmer
Detroit
Mich
Helen Dunnington
Maryland
Susan Miller
Dorothy
Sergion
Toe Morrow
Gareaghe
Mardway
Bartlett Noretuary Chapel
Eugene M. Austin
Bautista Temple
Sunset Memorial Park
Anderson Wiivon Dea
H. Toipkins
J. Chesley
Williame Burrues_ Curden
Joe Graham
Law
Carson
Mr. Hardway
Charleston
Bu Petersburg
Pla
Brothers
Hubbard Grace Tamily
Sharples
Harry Levi Copher
Share Ples
Boone County Coal Corp
Charleston General Hospital
Copher
West Virginia
Illinois
Masonic Lodge
Pittsburgh
Holy Trinity Church
Logan
Bonnie Copher
Harry Copher
Paul Copher
Madison
Verble Trade
Johnson City
Sharples Chapel
Burns
Madison Memorial Park
Hunter and Hunter Mortuary
Recount of Ballots Reveals Irregularities in Precincts
Recount found irregularities in a large precinct with erasures and triple voting marks affecting candidates including John M. Slack and J H B Abbot. Some ballots listed multiple governor candidates and Justice of the Peace races had overvotes. Legal challenges by Maroney and Slack addressed miscounts and efforts to throw out the precinct amid ongoing retabulation and arguments over counting authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slack
J. HB
Tass) Abbot
U.S
Justice of Peace
House of Delegates
Hisernan, Watta
James Maroney
Slack
Sidney Goad
Hinerman
Butler St
Watts
Hisgrmen
Maroney
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Rite
Gus Winter
Pia Lindstrom
Li U. S. Airmen
al Tehran
ERS
RESEA
Fayette Countian
Tito
Gruber
Maggie Martin
Logan Man
Defense Steel
Cala
Ike
Odges
Virginia Courtney
West Virginia Classroom Teachers Assoc
Wilson Pritt
Pritt Graphic Arts Studio
Henry V. Diefenbach
Edward Volz
Monjsanto Chemical Co
R. J. Collins
Montgomery ,Ward and Co. Starce
Wuanedd
Waller E_ Srom
Ao. Om. Locuy
Raptte Tamole
Eugene M. Aussin
Burfa
Comets
Jgnnts
Bhadin
Wile van Wray
J. B. Hirby
Graham HB
Stosely
Philp
Silverstein
Rober
Thomas
Connell
Cherleston
George W Bloom
Columbus
Simpson Morttary
Mupeman
Peringlia
Wakeville
Mobros County
C.D. Whited
Hwa
Broyles Mortuary
Union
Aulfmag
Mire R
Farless
Bain Mills
Meg Va
Clayres
Meltayn “Matthews
Uoth
New Castle
Ira
Luther Huffmans
Marshall
Newport-News
Vi Aod Vie
Harrisonburg
Kelly, Mire
Luella
Florence Bay
Curtin
Ntet
Mre
Telva’ Finchman
Our In
Mite
Addie Dannis
Salem
John C. Rubb
Salt Vale City
Utah
Dorney “ Rubb
Carson City
Nev
Fran Hane
Mariette
Wiliam
Bristol
Force Brandchild
Julia Penrod
Mary Goode
Oak Hill
Joseph
Hally- Wood
Hla
Spallding
Mildred
Winifrode
Ehapleeron
Houphal
Pryor Mortuary Chapel
East Bank
Hey
Homer "Sloan
Hunter Wat
Holly
Bares
Myntesmery Memorial Park
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