International Chick Expert To Judge A&I Poultry Show
Len Rawnsley of Bedford Indiana will judge the poultry division at the West Virginia Agricultural and Industrial Fair. Superintendent G A Queen says Rawnsley, renowned for judging in England Scotland New Zealand Canada and major U S fairs, will select winners for a lineup including Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Wyandottes White Leghorns and rarer colors plus Polish Hamburg and Cornish at the Dunbar 4 H Fairgrounds September 1 9.
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Len Rawnsley
Bedford
Ind
G. A. Queen
Parkersburg
Rawnsley
West Virginia
England
Scotland
New Zealand
Canada
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Poultry Service
Arcady Farms Milling Co
Chicago
Queen's
Rhode
Hamburg
WVU Students Attend United Nations Course
Thirty one Summer students at West Virginia University attend a six week workshop on the United Nations. The group includes Charles Adams Russell H. McQuain Jr Damon West Elizabeth Housby Bryant A J Sardelli Thomas E B Ballard Mary Ellen Bowers David L Hypes Lester Hall Clarence W Tiffany William K Schneider Aubrey Jackson Herbert Kiser and Orlan Okes.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
United Nations
Charles Adams
Russell H. McQuain, Jr
Glenville
Damon West
Troy
Elizabeth Housby Bryant
Alderson
A. J. Sardelli
Powhatan
Thomas EB. Ballard
Peterstown
Mary Ellen Bowers
Charleston
David L. Hypes
Fayetteville
Lester Hall
Madison
Clarence W. ‘Tiffany
Bluefield
William K. Schneider
Aubrey Jackson
Beckley
Herbert Kiser
Orlan Okes
Whitesville
Beating and Thefts Reported Around City Police
Ralph D. Dunsmore of Culloden told police he was beaten near the Union Building on Kanawha Boulevard and robbed of 137 dollars after a tavern gathering with four men. Other reports include three tires worth 45 dollars stolen from 1315 MacCorkle Avenue, 30 pounds of bacon valued at 25 dollars stolen from 1017 Somerset Drive, and stolen license plates from two used car lots on Virginia Street.
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Ralph D. Dunsmore
Culloden
Cabell County
Union
Kanawha Blvd
Dunsmore
W. B. Farrar
MacCorkle Av. S. E
I. L. Cavender
Somerset Dr
Virginia St
Harry
Kay
Young Democrats Set Convention in Fairmont October
The West Virginia Young Democratic Clubs shift their state convention from September to October 26 27 in Fairmont. President Jack Manley announced the date and noted county groups began membership drives ahead of selecting delegates.
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Fairmont
Young Democratc Clubs
West Virginia
Jack Manley
Young Democratic
U S Sues Ward Man for 73 Dollar Suit Over Auto Crash
The U S government filed a 73.37 suit in District Federal Court against Wetzel Bowe of Ward. The claim covers repair costs for a Department of Agriculture truck damaged in a collision with Bowe on August 12, 1950, along U S Route 60 near Belle.
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Iu. S
U. S
Wetzel Bowe
Ward
Department of Agriculture
Bowe
U. S. Rt. 60
Belle
Canterbury Piano Pupils Recital Friday at Hampton Church
Piano pupils of Mrs. W. R. Canterbury will present a recital at 8 p.m. Friday at Hampton Baptist Church in East Bank. Performers include Rose Ann Becher Marilyn Herrold Jean Ann Combs Ginny Ryans Judy McGuire Jean Ann Tucker Barbara Callison Jean Ann Williams Janie Wyatt Rosemary Williams Betty Lynn Johnson Jeanene Morris Ruby Wilson Irene Ryalis Janie Moss and Malcolm Combs.
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Canterbury
W. R. Canterbury
Hampton Baptist Church
East Bank
Rose Ann Becher
Marilyn Herrold
Jean Ann Combs
Ginny Ryans
Judy McGuire
Jeanette Tucker
Barbara Callison
Jean Ann Williams
Janie Wyatt
Rosemary Williams
Betty Lynn Johnson
Jeanene Morris
Ruby Wilson
Irene Ryalis
Janie Moss
Malcolm Combs
Law Firm Dissolved As Partners Split
The firm Watts Poffenbarger and Bowles in the Chamber of Commerce Building has dissolved. L L F Poffenbarger and Martin Bowles continue in the same offices while J Blackburn Watts and his son M Williamson Watts operate as Watts and Watts on the building’s second floor.
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Watts, Poffenbarger
City Man Sentenced To Jail And Fine
Luther Franklin Crouse, 38, of Charleston, received a 12 month county jail term and 8500 fine after pleading guilty to at tempted breaking and entering in Intermediate Court. Judge William J. Thompson presided.
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Luther Franklin Crouse
Charleston
William J. Thompson
Crouse Granted Credit for Time Already Served
Crouse went to trial on the charge of breaking and entering the Commercial Tire Co. store on February 1. He was allowed to plead no attempt, a misdemeanor, after which the state rested its case.
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Llowed Crouse
Crouse
Commercial Tire Co
Gassaway Student Earns Dayton Business Degree
Patrick Richard Hickey of Gassaway West Virginia received a bachelor of science in business administration at the University of Dayton. He was among 451 candidates honored. The item notes sulfur production sources from Louisiana and Texas.
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Gassaway
Dayton
Dayton, O
Patrick Richard Hickey
W. Va
University of Dayton
Wonder Salve and Medicated Soap Ad Offer Relief
An old advertisement touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap for skin troubles from eczema to athlete's foot. It claims army origins, white cream texture, child suitability, money back guarantee, and availability at Cohen Whelan Rands Scott Bros Drug Stores in Charleston and local druggists.
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Charleston
Cohen, Whelan, Rands
Scott Bros
Adv
Injuries Fatal To Huntington Brawl Victim
Max Crawford died from injuries suffered in a tavern brawl at the Rose Bud Tavern near Huntington on State Rt. 2. State police described the case as definitely murder with an arrest of a 35 year old man for questioning. Rose Crawford is identified as his wife.
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Huntington
Max Crawford
Rose Bud
State Rt. 2
Rose Crawford
Kon-Tiki condensed tale of five men crossing Pacific
Five men sail on a wooden raft to prove Polynesians came from Peru. Thor Heyerdahl’s voyage across 4000 miles is presented in a condensed 21 page Reader’s Digest excerpt. July issue promises 42 articles condensed from leading magazines and books.
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Pacific
Peru
Thor Meyerdahl
West Side Tigers Schedule Five Games This Week
The West Side Tigers host DuPont All-Stars at Cabell Field Wednesday evening. They face Barnum at Bigley Field on Thursday and Four C's at Cabell Friday with all starts at 6 p.m. Saturday they travel to Huntington for a doubleheader against United Glass beginning in the afternoon.
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West Side Tigers
DuPont All-Stars
Cabell Field
Tigers
Barnum
Bigley Field
Cabell
Io Huntington
United Glass
Team Adjusts Start Time For Evening Game
Manager White orders 8 o’clock start time for the game with a 7 30 p.m. scheduled kickoff. Players are urged to arrive promptly and conform to the new timing.
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White
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