Soldier-Trained Dogs Win Prizes at Show in West Virginia
Sgt. Mumpford Johnson of Poca earned four prizes at the Cincinnati Kernel Club’s 13th annual all-breed show with two of his Boxer dogs. Dogs owned by Dr. Tracy Spencer of South Charleston and Harald Kitchen of Huntington also placed. Johnson, a 27 year old veteran trainer, runs 12 kennels and previously trained war dogs at Cat Island Massachusetts during WWII. He plans a new home in Peru with kennels as his career continues.
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SFC
Mumpford Johns
Pore
Cincinnati Kernel
Clib
West Virginia Military District
Salie Owingings
Tracy Spencer
South Charleston
Harald Kitchen
Huntington
Knight
Pew Leve
Hy Chen
Dr Spencer
Johnson
Poca
Muntpford ‘Johnson
Pora
Sjohnson
Chatham
Sai
Army
Ken
Cat Island
Mass
Europe
South Pacific
Suzie
Germany
Peru
Kenneig
West Virginia
Indoor Hamburgers With Reynolds Wrap Foil Tips
The guide advises using plenty of natural gravy and well heated coals for broiling indoors. Cook to your preferred doneness and serve on clean aluminum foil squares to avoid dishes. Reynolds Wrap is recommended for travel light cooking and saving pan cleanup.
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400, Inc
Reynolds
Forest owners oppose U.S. interference in lands policy
The State Forest Council adopted a resolution at its annual meeting opposing legislation that could lead to government regulation of privately owned forests. The council argues private owners will manage forestry practices voluntarily and notes the 1946 forestry amendment authorizes tax adjustments in exchange for approved practices.
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State Forest Council
Sejm
Tax collections rise sharply in May surpassing two million
May sales tax receipts reach 1.967 million under Tax Commissioner CL H Kennty, up from 1.895 million prior month and 1.656 million in 1949. Gasoline tax shows a decline with 1.379 million this month versus 1.478 million prior month and 1.495 million in May Wan. Military District HQ in South Charleston notes plans for a post service career as a professional handler, aiming to work with dogs after retirement.
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CL H Kennty
Cormares
South Charleston
Eder
Lawmaker Progress Note on 20 Million Math Spending
Lucas stated the Appropriations Committee is moving slowly on the 20 million dollar maths spending measure. Group stalwarts could not state when the action on the bill would be completed as Democratic policy is unveiled today.
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Lucas
Appropriations ‘Committee
Senate Appropriations Unit Meet Day and Night
Senate Majority Leader urged the Appropriations Committee to hold day and night sessions to complete action on federal spending bills amid the Korean situation. Senate Crime Committee Chairman Kefauver announced hearings with six Treasury officials at a public session on Wednesday to testify about criminal groups.
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Washington
Senate
Tawar Deindy
Senate Crime Comunittee
Keflauver
D-Tenn
Treasury Department
Court Wins Judgment in Case Against Field
Kanawha County Court awarded judgment in a case heard yesterday before Forest Levy justice. Dewey Field, owner of a dog, was found liable for killing a sheep owned by Lee M Canterbury. The court ordered damages of $35 for the death of the sheep.
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Kanawha
Forest Levy
Dewey Field
Lee M. Canterbury
Sherr
Pield
Ruling on GI Bill graduate study for veterans
Veterans guidance from J. Meredith Pauley at West Virginia University clarifies Summer sessions may count toward graduate study under the GI Bill but teachers cannot be employed while receiving benefits. New VA rules take effect July 25, 1951, risking loss of benefits for those not enrolled or who drop out after July 24, 1951 unless due to reasons beyond their control.
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Morgantown
J. Meredith Pauley
West Virginia University
Veterans Administration
Town Without Palice Force Suspended in Manistee
Seven of Manistee Michigan eight member police force were suspended by the city commission on charges of taking money from parking meters. Chief Ray Hebner was not accused. The city of 3700 will rely on state police and special deputies for protection.
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Manistee
Mich
Ray Hebner
Gold Star Mothers Plan Charleston Visit
The Chemical Valley Gold Star Mothers will meet Friday night at Mrs. Carl Davis's home on Stockton Street to finalize plans for a visit by officers of National Gold Star Mothers Inc. to Charleston. The article notes that about 90 percent of asbestos used is imported from Canada by the United States.
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SSSR
Ernevereeg
Antonia de Haan
Charleston
Kanawha County Council of Girl Scouts
Lly Ann Cook
Mary Warek
P. T. Beard
Corm
Kanawha County Council
Patsy Doak
Miss Yn
Sally Elliot
Camp Ann Bailey
Greenbrier County
Chemical Valley Gold Star _Mothers
Carl Davis
Stockton St
National Gold Star Mothers Inc
Canada
United States
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Fairmont
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