CIO Hits Plan To Water Curbs Walk Threatens Walk
Military dispatch details air combat and pilot Slaughter recounting incidents with MIGs and F-4s, noting damaged arm and chest injuries but survival. In a separate political session, Senate debate on price controls and housing amendments unfolds, with Moody and Capehart clashing over consumer costs and snooping. Slaughter earns a second Distinguished Flying Cross for a lucky shot that damaged an enemy jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Slaughter
Voice of a Soldier in War A Bleak Letter From the Front
A letter from an American officer reflects deep despair over the war effort, criticizing cautious leadership and calling for bold action against Russia. The note mentions a supply bridge over the Yalu and plans to bomb it while Red forces shell positions. Slaughter heads home to Bergstrom Field for 80 days of recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalu
Sinaju
Bergstrom Field
Tex
O'Donnell Endorses Destructive Weapon Talk in Hearing
O Donnell urged use of a weapon capable of great destruction and criticized missing Manchuria last autumn. He backed MacArthur's bombing plan but noted changed circumstances. Senator Russell said hearings require a majority vote and may be weeks away. Admiral King questioned Acheson on the Yalta deal and urged limited Soviet gains in Sakhalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Manchuria
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services
Russell
D-Ga
Joint Foreign Relations-Armed Services Committee
Sen. Knowland
R-Cal
Adm
E. J. King
Acheson
Yalta
Russia
Japan
King
Roosevelt
Sakhalin Island
Far East
Walkout Called by Conciliation Commissioner Mandelbaum
The strike planned by Western Union could disrupt wire service as line workers walk out. Western Union employs 7,000 messengers at 75 cents an hour, with 25,000 other workers averaging 1.27 dollars per hour under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
J. R. Mandelbaum
Western Union
Reds Press Fight On Korean Front Near Seoul
Monday saw renewed heavy combat as Chinese and North Korean units contested hill entrenchments near Parallel 38 north of Seoul. Allied forces repelled a limited attack north and northwest of Yonchon while air battles over Northwest Korea reported 13 Communist aircraft downed amid 10 Allied losses in the period since June 17. The Communist state press signaled support for a peaceful settlement as talks unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
People's Daily At
Peiping
Soviet
Russia
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Yonchon
Korea
Peace talks rise as Korea ceasefire moves advance
West urged a real settlement ending aggression and restoring security for Korea. Congressional views split on Truman policies while Trygve Lie cut short a Norwegian vacation to speed up U N ceasefire negotiations, traveling via London to New York for renewed talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Oslo
INS
Trygve Lie
U. N
Norway
New York
London
Police nab West Virginia fugitive in Columbus Ohio
Police arrested 35 year old William A. Perine in Columbus on four Parkersburg West Virginia felony warrants. His car carried Mississippi license tags. Authorities said he was wanted on multiple charges and was taken into custody without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Columbus
Parkersburg
W. Va
William A. Perine
Ohio
Baby Girl Breaks Leg Turning In Bed in Whitesville
17 month old Jona Lee Hansford daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hansford Whitesville suffered a broken right thigh after turning over in bed She was released after treatment A separate injury involved Denver Stewart 23 of Nellis Boone County with toes fractured when an Amine meter ran over his left foot admitted to Charleston General Hospital for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Lee Hansford
John Hansford
Whitesville
Miner
Denver Stewart
Nellis
Boone County
Charleston General Hospital
Weather outlook for port area with hot moist air
A high pressure center over the southeastern states drives a hot moist air flow. The warm air front extends from the Western Lakes through Virginia to the Atlantic. Inset map shows light clouds with small areas cloud free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lakes
Virginia
Atlantic
The Weather Report From Washington and Cities Across Nation
Tuesday weather reports show mostly partly cloudy conditions in Charleston Asheville and portions of West Virginia with highs in the mid eighty range and lows around mid sixties. Temperatures across major cities including Chicago Cincinnati Memphis Los Angeles New York Philadelphia and Seattle are listed with highs generally mid to upper seventies or eighties and varying wind conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau
Bish Law
Charleston
Asheville
del Atlanty
Boston
West Virginia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tennessee
Dallen
Denver
Worth
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Ture
Louisville
Marslan
Memphis
Virginia
Miami
Minn.-St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Bittsburgh
Pam. Y
Biebmand
Seattle Ree
Washimet Am
Economic Knowledge Answer to Communism at Morris Harvey
Dr. Cecil C. Carpenter of the University of Kentucky spoke to hundreds of Morris Harvey College business and economics students urging a working knowledge of the nation’s economy as the answer to Communism. He forecast governmental controls on the economy for the next decade and said knowledge of legal restrictions is vital to young businesspeople, noting controls may not curb rights to write speak or travel. He will address day students at 9:10 a.m. in Room 505, H building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Harvey College
Cecil C. Carpenter
College of Commerce
University of Kentucky
Carpenter
Business Administration
H” Building
McCormick 81 Dies in Lincoln County
J S McCormick 81 retired carpenter, died at home in Lincoln County. Survived by wife Anna, two daughters Bertha Tacket of Virginia and Belva Pauley of Sod, seven sons Everett Dawes Emory Bernie Earl Morris Ronnie Alum Creek Yster of Detroit, two brothers George McCorkle Warren Sharples. Body to Hamlin mortuary, then home of Ronie Alum Creek. graveside service 2 p m Wednesday at Midkiff Cemetery Sumerco with Rev Leonard Priestley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sod
John Sherman McCormick
Lincoln County
Anna McCormick
Bertha Tacket
Virginia
Belva Pauley
Everett
Dawes
Emory
Bernie
Charleston
Earl
Morris
Ronnie
Alum Creek
Yster
Detroit
Mich
George
McCorkle
Warren
Sharples
Johnson-Koontz Mortuary
Hamlin
Ronie
Good Yank Stands Firm in Senate Testimony
Testimony shows Rossen refusing to confirm past Communist party membership while pledging readiness to fight enemies, including the Soviet Union. He declines to answer if he was a member yesterday, drawing inferences that he may have been, as he invokes constitutional protection against self incrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Frank Tavenner, Jr
Rossen
Iran Oil Crisis Deepens As Nationalization Sparks Clash
Abidan notes Iranian control shifts to Iranian employes and oil flow is blocked after AIOC tanker captains refuse to sign receipts. Mossadegh moves to push anti sabotage law with military court trials and possible death penalties, prompting British embassy condemnation as threats to tech crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abidan
Oi Co
AIOC
Drake
Iran
Bentacto Tair
Tuyeres
Francis Shepherd
Hagher Kazemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
U S Equipment Flows Into Iran
United States aid through the Mutual Defense Assistance Program has shipped tanks guns trucks and training planes to Iran amid tension over oil nationalization. The six months ending March 31 saw 319 aircraft 9 naval vessels 3533 tanks and combat vehicles 1150 artillery and naval guns and 4897 motor transport vehicles, with most supplies going to Allied Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iran
Congress
Truman
Mutual Defense Assistance Program
MDAP
Europe
Free health insurance proposed for Social Security beneficiaries
Washington reports a plan to provide two months of free hospital insurance per year to about 7,000,000 Social Security beneficiaries including 1,000,000 children. Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announced with President Truman's blessing. The first year cost would be around 200 million dollars, funded from existing payroll deductions. By 1953 the program could offer up to 60 days of hospital coverage to an estimated 5.5 million aged 65 and older and 1.1 million children, with survivors and other dependents benefiting. Nearly 400,000 widowed or disabled mothers under 65 would also gain coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Oscar R. Ewing
Truman
Ewing
Child 19 Months Old Injured in Marmet Crash
Eddi David Huffman, 19 months old, was admitted to Boiarsky Memorial Hospital after a car he rode in crashed into a Marmet dime store at 8 p.m. He suffered a neck wound near the windpipe and was kept for observation. The car, driven by Alvin Duft, 37, of Marmet, had four forehead cuts requiring 27 stitches. Duft was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddi
David Huffman
Boiarsky Memorial Hospital
Marmet
Alvin D.duft
Duft
Military School Alumni Meet Reelected Officers in Kentucky
Charleston alumni of Kentucky Military Institute Linden Kentucky held a business meeting and election of officers last night at the Kanawha Hotel Col Charles B Richmond school president Jay Stevens Covington Ky national EMI alum ni president and Capt O Pillana national alumni secretary All officers were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kentucky Military Institute
Linden
Kanawha
Col
Charles 3B. Richmond
Jay Stevens
Covington. Ky
National Emi
O. Pillana
Accidental Death Declared In Miner’s Inquest
A coroner's jury ruled the death of miner Sylvester Martin Lepto accidental. Lepto, 38, of Mt. Hope, was found beside a spring near Stonecliff Fayette County after a hunting trip. Requiem mass set for St Anthony's Church Oswald. burial at Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Martin Lepto
Mt. Hope
Stonecliff
Fayette County
Lepto
Hope
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Oswald
ZNP Lodge
Price Hill
Holy Name Society
Margaret Lepto
Anna Lepto
Mike
Andrew
John
Kilsyth
Paulin Grabowski
Marfrance
John Jukukuski
San Fernando
Cal
Elizabeth Lepto
Ohio
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Eugene Klug
Scarboro
Sherwood
Klug
Highlawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Tyree
California Phone Strike Spreading From Coast to Coast
Southern California telephone workers walked out today and soon after a wave of walkoffs hit Portland and St Helens Oregon as 9500 CWA members protest delays in a new contract. Union leader Harold Dugdale said the walkout could hinder communications if it drags on, despite a 10 percent wage offer on pay scales from 38 to 82 dollars weekly. The strike centers on seniority grievance procedures job classifications a no strike clause and retroactivity issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern California
Pacific Northwest
CIO Communications Workers of America
Portland
St. Helens
Ore
CWA
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph O
Harold Dugdale
Dugdale
Dessie E King Dies En Route to Hospital
Dessie E King 43 an employee of True Temper Corp from Dunbar died en route to a local hospital after a self reported shooting at his home. He left a wife four daughters one son a sister and four brothers. Bartlett and Welch Mortuary Dunbar will conduct services with a two pm chapel service tomorrow at Emma Chapel near Liberty Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie
Stil King
True Temper Corp
Dunbar
Dunbar City
K2th St
Putnam County
King
Charleston Company
Hazel Starcher King
Carol Ann
Betty Lou
Thelma
Oeda
Paul
Arlie Kessell
Liberty
Harry
Charleston
Arvin
Willie
Huntington
Claudie
Given
Bartlett and Welch Mortuary
Emma Chapel
Lincoln County
Hobson D. Fisher
Vaughn Fisher
Church Cemetery
Pregnant Woman Slain Near Oklahoma Home
In ULSA Oklahoma a 22 year old expectant mother Dorothy Waldrip was found garroted on a grassy hill near her home. Police say she was slain after being lured from her house and raped. her husband Charles Waldrip reported her missing after leaving for work and finding the door open upon return. The baby is due in about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulsa
Okla
Dorothy Waldup
Charles Waldrip
Waldrip
Peiping Echoes Malik on Truce in Korean War
The article transcribes Chinese statements urging peaceful measures for Korea, citing proposals by the People’s Republic of China and the Soviet Union. It warns that if the United States rejects peace plans, Chinese and Korean forces can press a long, hard war and overwhelm the enemy, including a broad campaign to donate planes and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s, Republic of China
the Reds
Soviet Union
America
Korea
Cpl Lyall to Receive Military Rites in Beckley
Beckley, June 25 Special The body of Cpl Robert Blain Lyall 22 of 344 Ellison Ave Beckley arrives at Keyser Mortuary then to his parents home for military rites at 2 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Shirley Donnelly former Army chaplain Burial will be in Wildwood American Legion plot Beckley Post 32 will conduct rites at the cemetery Lyall first Beckley soldier to die in Korea served as cook with the 31st Infantry Inducted January 1945 He attended Woodrow Wilson High School and worked at Purity Maid Baking Co Surviving are his parents sister Mary Cannady three brothers Tech Sgt Gale Lyall Mack and Spencer Fullbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Robert Blain Lyall
Ellison Av
Keyser Mortuary
John G. Lyall
Shirley Donnelly
American Legion
Wildwood
Cpl. Lyall
Korea
31St Infantry Regt
Wood Tow Wilson High School
Purity Maid Baking Co
Mary Cannady
Tech
Gale Lyall
Medical Air Corps
San Bernardino
Cal
Mack
Huntington
Spencer
Dick Almond
Fred Huffjman
Thomas Greggs
Verne Montgomery
Frank Costello
James Orrens
Mrs Salisbury Dies at 65 in Charleston
Alina B Salisbury 65 of 304 Fayette St died of a heart attack in a local hospital yesterday after fainting at Young Atkinson Memorial Church. A Frame native and Charleston resident since 1905, she leaves two daughters Mrs Harvey Lucas Spring Hill and Mrs George Smith South Charleston, and a brother A B Atkinson. Funeral at Central Methodist Church with Rev E B Bailey officiating follows at 2:30. Burial in Cunningham Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina B. Salisbury
Fayette St
Rcal
Young Atkinson
Charleston
Long, Johnson and Fisher Mortuary
Central Methodist Church
E. B. Bailey
Cunningham Memorial Ark
Illness Fatal To Mrs Bridi of Lester At 66
Mrs Mary Bridi 66 of Lester Raleigh County mother of Leo Bridi Beckley attorney died Sunday after a three week illness in a Beckley hospital. Widow of John Bridi who died July 3 1948 she was born in Valsorda Austria Feb 14 1885 and came to the United States 46 years ago. She operated Bridi s grocery at Lester since 1919 surviving include son Edward Bridi daughter Alma Bailey three sisters and two brothers. body to Keyser Mortuary to the Birci home at 5 pm Wednesday Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales Beckley Thursday burial Sunset Memorial Park pall bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Mary Bridi
Lester
Raleigh County
Leo Bridi
John Bridi
Bridi
Valsorda
Austria
Florence Furlani
United States
Edward Bridi
Alma Bailey
Ida Zinzarella
New York
Domenicia Furlani
Julia Furlani
Italy
Ezio Furlani
Valentine Furlani
Rochester
N.Y
Keyser
Edward Birci
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Joseph Halpin
Sunset Memorial Park
Chester Bowling
Gomer Farley
Dominic Len
Charlies Lunetti
Andrew Giammerino
Patsy Albanese
Charles Canterbury 81 Dies in Middleport Ohio
Charles William Canterbury a former Charleston West Virginia foreman for Morgan Lumber Co died at his Middleport home at 81 He moved here after retirement 15 years ago A Spanish American War veteran and past commander of the Spanish American War Veterans post he was a Knights of Pythias member Surviving are his wife three daughters two sons a sister two grandsons a granddaughter and other relatives The body is at Wilson Mortuary in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles William Canterbury
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan Lumber Co
Canterbury
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Maude G. Canterbury
W. L. Barringer
Akron
Clara A. Jackson
Baltimore Md
Betty June Eblin
Charles, Jr
Ft. Worth
Tex
Joseph
Sadie Barker
Nelsonville
Holly B. Scarovo, Jr
McClellan Newhart Dies at 87 in Reedy
Spencer paper reports McClellan Newhart aged 87 of Reedy Browne County died Sunday at home. Retired farmer born in Monroe County. Service set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Pleasant Grove Church Reedy with Rev. KE Warren officiating. Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery via Hardman Conrad Mortuary. Survived by brother H T Smallridge of Marietta Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Smallridge
Newhart
Marietts
Obituary notices for John Enger and Bertha Cain
John Enger of Fayetteville dies Saturday after 30 years residence. Service at 2 p m today at Dodd Mortuary with Rev James Brady. burial at Buse Memorial Park. Born in Leipzig Germany, he leaves a Fayetteville stepdaughter and two sisters and a brother. Bertha Lee Cain, 54 of Nitro, dies Sunday after injuries from a Putnam County auto crash. Service at 2 p m today at St Pauls Church Nitro with Rev James Fisher. burial at Cunningham Memorial Park St Albans. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enger
John
Dodd
Fayettevile
James Brady
Ing. Birla
Buse Memorial Park
Fayetteville
Benger
Leipaig
Germany
Welch Hospital
Margaret Ritz
Chicago
Real Peace Talks Urged by Truman Amid Reds Attacks
President Truman denounced Republican critics of MacArthur's Korea policy and joint chiefs, accusing them of fearmongering and slander. He defended aid to Chiang Kai-shek, stating the United States provided billions in arms and support, more than to Greece, Turkey, or Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
MacArthur
Acheson
Defense Marshall
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Far East
United States
Gen. Bradley
Gen. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Gun Victim Found After Long Hunt Near Ashford
The body of a Boone County man Chester Dennis Allen 26 of Rumble found Sunday in a wooded area near Ashford after seven months missing. State police say he died from a self-inflicted rifle wound. body lay under a .22 rifle with a stick used to fire it. Surviving family includes infant daughter AVI Lynn, parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dais of Marsel, and many relatives. Graveside services at Ashford Cemetery planned with Bartlett Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Boone County
Wea
Ashford
Chester Dennis Allen
Neste
Rumble
R. {. Casey
Allen
Avi
Lynn
Orcar
Dais
Marshe
Engsi
Ded
Gastaxcay
Eral Hospital
Lang
George Dalton
Marmel
Ternali
Oille Davis
Marion
Dan
Ghitesville
Hassell
David
Res
Dunlap Allen
Mildred Graley
Arena
Howera
Myrtle Escue
Patricia Eadows
L. & Coleman
Calvin Woodisuard
Eldridge Harbour
Ire Hedrick
Bayes Foll
Christine
Bue
H. J. Chapman
As Hodge
H. S. Stack
Albert Brown
William Stack
John Exkew
Mrs George Wallace Dies in Huntington at 69
Huntington reports the death of Mrs. George Wallace 69 wife of a prominent attorney after a long illness. She was daughter of Dr D B Gibson rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Huntington from 1892 to 1911. She married Col George S Wallace on October 4, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
George 5S. Wallace
D. B. Gibson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Col
George S. Wallace
Sgt Cummings Rite Set Today
Service for State Police Sgt. Robert T. Cummings who died Sunday in Beckley will be at 2 p m today in Emmanuel Baptist Church Charleston Rev James F Frame and Rev William G Farmer will officiate with burial at Grandview Memorial Park under Cunningham Mortuary West Virginia Department of Public Safety members will serve as bearers Cummings a 32d degree Mason from Charleston Lodge No 1153 AF and AM survived by his mother, widow, a son and a daughter, two sisters and was a member of Company D quarters detachment at Beckley He died 41 months after his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ted Leonard
Acme
Homer Cummings
Burim
Red Warrior
Pryor Mortuary
East Bank
Mr. Morgan
Rice
Eva May—ii
Nitro
Martin Rice
Emmet Martin
Clifton Forge
Tom Martin
Bridge
Lukie Turner
Selma
Estelle Zollman
Roanoke
Fred Cooke
Nuts
First Baptist Church
Nie Iro
Warren B
Breyer
Cunningham Memorial Park
St. Albans
Scroenbaum
Goldie
Edwin B. Masinter
Jon H. Masinter
Morris Masinter
Roger A. Gross
Julian Silberstein
Ralph Diamond
Max Koenigsberg
Bidney 5Idner
Mack Webb
Jerome Nemo
Behrenbaum
Bradford Ft
Ba Plata
Robert T. Cummings
Beckley
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Charleston
James F. Frame
Fayettesville
William G. Farmer
Grandview Memorial Park
Cunningham Mortuary
West Virginia Department of Public Safety
Cummings
Elk Hills
Set
Jesse E Stephenson Dies in Clay at 64
Jesse E Stephenson 64 of Clay died Monday at Sutton Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Janie Gray Stephenson, four daughters Zella Vaughn Edenburgh Indiana Viola Gray Cincinnati, Madeline Knotts and Geraldine Stephenson Columbus Georgia, son Burn Baltimore, twelve grandchildren. Service 10 a.m. Thursday at Clay Mortuary with Rev. Willard Morris officiating. Burial Mullens Cemetery Nicholas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Sessa Edward Stephenson
Clay County
Sutton Hospital
Janie. Gray Stephenson
Zella Vaughn
Edenburgh
Ind
Viola Gray
Cincinnati
Madeline Knotts
Geraldine Stephenson
Columbus
Burn
Baltimore
Oley Lakeham
Dundon
Walter Moora
Charleston
Ernest
Roberts
Gad
Arnold Stephenson
Tioga
Robert
Clendenin
Reece
Clay Mortuary
Willard Morris
Mullens Cemetery
Nicholas County
Decomposition Mystery Ties Greenbrier County Death
In Greenbrier County Nettie B. Perry 78 of Alvon died at home of her son Therian Ferry after a long illness. A decomposed body found in woods near Alvon is believed to be 60 to 70 year old. Sheriff says no positive identity. funeral Tuesday at Alvon Methodist Church with burial at Presbyterian Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvon
Nettie B. Perry
Greenbrier
Therian L
Ferry
Parsons
Ronald
Opha
Neola
Pi— Tucker
B.S. Kirkpatrick
Emma Brackman
Rainelle
Servier
Alvon Methodist Church
D. B. Crasten
Lewis
Presbyterian Cemetery
Iman
Shanklin More
Clarence Boggs
Houston
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Caspar Milquetoast
Garling
Jack
O Donnell
West
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Ares
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J. S. McCormick
Tran
U. S
Military School
California
Dessie E. King
Oklahoma
Malik
Cpl
R. B. Lyall
Charles Canterbury
McClellan Newhart
Tully
Cora Ler
Fast Rainelle
East Rainelle
Pythian Sisters
Rebekah
H.R. Tully
James
O. 8
Fr. Campbell, Ky
Richard
Munich
Harald
U. S. Army
San Francisco
Virgil
Quinwood
George Evans
Greenville
Allen Evans
Anna& Tully
Winona
Lula Miller
Wikel
Dore Hizer
Corliss
Nickell Mortuary Af
East Ranelle
Buben
Sullan—Rervtos
Snodgrass Mortuary Chapel
F. M. Ryburn
First Presbyterian Church
South Charleston
Buisset Memorial Park
Thomas
Trachomaas Kermitalker
Lynville Massey
Bridgedé Dh
J. Burtnett
Mr. van Buren
George Wallace
Sgt. Cummings
Jesse E. Stephenson
Greenbrier County
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