Western nations seek truce plan in Korean War talks
Secretary Acheson told Congress that a cease-fire could lead to a phased withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea if China pulls back into Manchuria. He warned that any return to aggression after UN forces leave could trigger a general war, outlining a four step path: cease fire, armistice, settlement of Korean questions, and phased withdrawal.
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David Warfield Dies Former Broadway Star
David Warfield 84 died in his Manhattan apartment. A former Broadway legend, he retired in 1924 after starring roles that ranked him among the era’s greats. Belasco helped launch his career after Warfield persisted performing in New York saloons.
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DelaneySuspended in Tax Office Probe Amid BostonInquiry
Schoeneman quits and Delaney suspension announced as White House says action is pending investigation of conduct in office. A Ways and Means subcommittee signals possible full inquiry into Boston internal revenue office with a Thursday meeting to decide next steps.
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Veteran Druggist and Church Leader Survive in Ashland
The obituary notes veteran druggist and church figure with surviving wife Eleanor Georgi and stepdaughter Aliza Herne, plus siblings Hortense Grace Herne and Mrs James W Crist. Bernard Hanson, WVU student, is mentioned. Body at Barrow Mortuary in Ashland Kentucky.
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West Virginia University
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Charleston
James W. Crist
Ashland
Barrow Mortuary
William Roberts Dies Former State Senator
William S. Roberts Jr., 51, former editor of the Buckhannon Record and ex West Virginia state senator, died in Steubenville hospital. He had lived in Bergholz Ohio, for years and was once connected with the Charleston Office of the Old Home Owners Loan Corp. Survivors include his widow Mary, a son Charles William Roberts of Walmington South Carolina, a brother Charles E. Roberts of Morgantown, and two sisters Mrs B S Reid of Buckhannon and Mrs E M Harris of Gauley Bridge.
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Charleston
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Berghols
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Charles William Rober
Walmington
Charles E. Roberts
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Clarksburg
B.S. Reid
M. Harris
Gauley Bridge
Witnesses Reluctant To Reveal Sources In Probe
The continued testimony shows witnesses silent about how they obtained their materials. Senator Chartrman O Conor questions a 21 year old white trumpet player from New York now in Washington about fears of exposure. Senator Wiley presses the point on the societal duty to curb peddlers who ruin lives.
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Wild marijuana crop spotted along Potomac River
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Anslinger reported wild marijuana patches near Romney West Virginia along the South Branch of the Potomac River. He alerted state authorities after sighting the field while crossing a highway bridge, noting similar growth years earlier.
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Weather forecast from the Photolas Bureau
The Weather Photo Bureau reports a weather system moving from Canada into the United States likely bringing heavy rains. Temperatures will drop across the Midwest and Central Plains while a broad area from Texas to Florida and north to the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic may see unsettled conditions.
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Weather Across Regions Shows Thunderstorms and Warm Humidity
Partly cloudy from Charleston to West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania with scattered thundershowers likely Thursday. Maryland and Virginia trend warmer with highs around 90s, showers possible, and winds light to moderate.
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Drowned 14-year-old Javgk Mooney recovered in Kanawha River
The body of 14 year old Javgk Mooney of Cedar Grove was recovered around 8:30 p m after an all day search by Cedar Grove volunteers and two Charleston divers Doc Folden and Johnny Williams. The youth drowned while swimming near Kelley Creek Collieries loading dock. He had been missing since Tuesday afternoon and the body was found about 25 feet deep near where he disappeared. He is survived by parents Arnold and Mrs Mooney two brothers Arnold Jr and Charles a sister Wilma and grandparents Will Dunn and Clarence Mooney. The body is at Cook Mortuary Cedar Grove.
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jnWill Dunn
Ward
Clarence Mooney
Coal Fork
Boby
Cook Mortuary
Malden Man Dies On 62d Birthday
Charles Frederick Spriegel of Malden died in a Charleston hospital on his 62nd birthday after 37 years with Rivers ton Coal Co. He was born June 27, 1889, never married, survived by a sister Helen Spriegel. A member and secretary of Salina Lodge No. 27 AP&AM for 22 years and a Malden Methodist Church member. Body at Barlow Mortuary then residence at 6:30 p.m. today.
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Malden
Riverston Coal Co
Crown Hill
Charleston
Nest L. Michie
Spriegel
Thomas J. Ane
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Helen Spriegel
Salina
Allied War Leaders Defend Pacific Readiness Against Reds
General officers state naval forces in the Pacific are adequate for likely scenarios and foresee possible needs if submarines or blockades expand. Ground chiefs, including Maj. Gen. Clark L. Rubner and Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, express confidence that Allied ground units can halt any new Chinese or Communist offensives seen in a summer drive.
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Obituaries for Canterbury and Hall in Ohio area notices
Charles William Canterbury age 70 will lie in state at Wiley Yon Mortuary Chapel with Reverend Albert R Young officiating. Burial will be in Cracelynd Memorial Park. Abel Sinnett Service set for Abel Sinnett at Randolph Street Baptist Church with Rev Wilbur Rouke officiating. Burial follows at East Grove Mausoleum at Murganjaws. Mr Hall 91, a retired farmer and minister, died Tuesday at his daughter's home on 30914 Ohio Ave.
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East Gal Grove
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H. Clara Hess
Ohio
Montague
Ivan Brown
Bartlett Mortuary Chapel
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Bloomingrose
Mrs Cramer 34 Dead After Long Illness in City
Mrs Anne Allen Cramer 34 died Saturday morning at her home following a long illness. Widow of Frank M. Cramer once with New York Central Railway dispatch, she was born May 12 1867 in Toledo Ohio and came to Charleston in 1810. She leaves a daughter Mrs Charles W Chesley and a second daughter, among other relatives. Burial and pallbearers listed.
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G. Harding Moore
27Th St
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New York Central Railway Co
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Toledo
DeClan Alen
Jo Anne Brown
Paul Hy Bevercomb
Lawrence Reddington
G. J. Floyd
Clarence Simms
O. L. Spinks
C. E. Siblings
Bailey Dies at Dunbar After Long Dunbar Residency
Luther Edw Bailey 58 of 203 21st St Dunbar died yesterday morning at home after 83 years in the Dunbar area. Survived by wife Stella, daughters Mrs Robert Barrett and Miss Eleanr Bailey, sons Earl and Gilbert, four sisters, and a number of relatives. The body is at Bartlett and Welch Mortuary in Dunbar.
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Stella Bailey
Robert Barrett
Eleanr Bailey
Earl
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Worthy Dunlap
Ida Duncan
Dunpar
Opal Hager
Spring. Hill
Theodore Racer
Swatt Depot
Bartlett and Welch Mortuary
Obituary notices for May May and Frank Burton Nickell
Obituaries notice multiple deaths in West Virginia. May Eugar Raymond May of Charleston died at home after months of illness with service at Kincaid Mortuary Chapel Huntington and burial in Woodmere Cemetery. Also listed are Ivan Montague of Bloomingrose and Frank Burton Nickell of Links Grove with services at Bartlett and Fort Spring Baptist Church respectively and burial details in local cemeteries. Surviving relatives include family members in Charleston Huntington Greenbrier and nearby towns.
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Huntington
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Griffithsville
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Ramon Scragg
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Mrs Eliza Harless Dies at Bald Knob
Mrs Elza Ann Harless 86 died Tuesday at home of daughter Mrs Robert Price Bald Knob. Service 2 pm Thursday Greenwood Community Church Rev B B Lay officiating burial Bald Knob Cemetery with Hunter and Hunter Mortuary Madison in charge. Survived by multiple sons and daughters, several step-sons and sisters. Body at Price residence. additional notices list other services and deaths in the area.
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A. J. Overstreet
Charles M. Rollins
Arnold i Hoiné
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Lizzie
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BB Pe Ltd
Grande
Resigiew Baptist Church
Thomas King
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Poca
Roane Rite Slated For Mrs. Mary Boggs
Special service for Mrs. Mary Ann Rosas 74 of Reedy Roane County will be at 240 p.m. Thursday at Fairview M E Church with Rev Gi Sacaraborough officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery under Hardman and Conrad Mortuary Spencer She died of a heart attack at her home Tuesday Born in Wetzel County she was a member of Gilban Baptist Church widow of J W Boggs She is survived by three sons Bruce O Cincinnati O H Paul Charleston and Bliss A Reedy a sister Mrs Cora Ashley Reedy a brother Claude Roberts Reedy half brothers Oscar Cain Spencer and Joe Cain Dienna and six grandchildren The body is at the residence
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Bill) Boggs
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Cincinnati
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Cora Ashley
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Oscar Cain
Joe Cain
Dienna
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Surplus Iranian Oil Seen Causing World Shortages
The report notes a surge of Iranian oil into world markets and warns of potential shortages if flows are constrained. It cites British and American officials discussing risks to fuel supply, with impacts on Iran Britain and the United States during a tense global energy crisis.
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Virginia Spurlock 77 of St Albans Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Victoria Virginia Spurlock 77, of St. Albans RFD 1, died yesterday after a long illness. Born in Horse Pasture, Va, she moved to Griffithsville at 16. She was a Church of Christ member and is survived by her husband A. D. Spurlock, four sons, four daughters, and many grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Church of Christ with ministers Ralph Hanlin and A. N. Gillispie. burial in Cunningham Memorial Park. Body to be moved to the home of Xenia Childers at 133 Washington St. today.
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Griffithsville
Lincoln County
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A. N. Gillispie
Cunningham Memorial Park
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Ralph
Lubert God Ross
Tom
Albany
Virgie Smith
Pt. Pleasant
Vada Pauley
Alum Creek
Xenis Childers
Freda Roberts
Vernon Ratcliff
Ninite
Eime Morrete
Christiansburg
Venetia Purdue
Shawaii
Ruth Freeman
Hans Stington
al Jen Caldorph Mortuary
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Senators Warn Against Misreading Global Review
Senators from two committees meeting without dissent adopted a statement clarifying it is not a report on the investigation. A further meeting will decide whether to issue a formal report, with expectations of a split outcome. The warning urged the Communist World not to misinterpret free world disagreements as weakness and warned of a war they could not win.
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Iran oil dispute sparks morale concerns amid possible truces
Secretary Acheson warned that an extended oil crisis in Iran could erode worker morale and loyalty, hindering cooperation. He suggested interim pacts if a long term deal cannot be reached, while urging Iranians to engage openly with British settlement offers to resolve tensions.
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Obituary Notice From Local Church Leader
The text notes a deceased church member with wife Mee Rua gbowh Kramnee Modre and son Thom av S. of Charlestont, plus a half sister Mrs. Joh Sherritt of Fort Col fine, and four grandchildren. Body at Sinpson Mortuary. Service tomorrow at 130 a.m. in Sinpson Mortuary Chapel with Rev. W. EB Crane officiating. burial at Sunset Memorial Park.
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Third Victim Of Car Truck Accident Die
A third person died from injuries after a collision between a car and a prison truck on U S 219 near Elkins. Mrs. John Wood of Mingo Randolph County, 65, died in Elkins Hospital. The crash killed her husband John Wood and daughter-in-law Mrs. Donald Wood. The truck was driven by Paul B. Collins an inmate at Huttonsville.
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Severe West Virginia Storm Hits Clarksburg Area
Weather damaged homes in Clarksburg and Webster County while wind gusts up to 72 mph hit Charleston and Kana wha Airport. A 66 100 volt transformer outage cut power to Cheat Lake and a hotel window in Clarksburg shattered injuring two. Clarksburg Telegram delayed by the outage.
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Douglas Loses Fight to Scrap Slap at DiSalle
The Senate weighs the stopgap OPS extension to July as House action looms. Butter amendment seeks livestock quotas, sparking debate on black markets and small packers. McFarland says no short term extension. House must pass a complete bill.
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Living Cost Reaches New Record Across Cities
The index climbs to a new high driven by higher prices for eggs fruits vegetables beverages and other foods. Apparel and home goods also rise while meat poultry and fish stay steady. Prices increased in 43 of 56 cities surveyed by the bureau.
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Tornadoes, Flooding Hit Kansas Towns Amid Storm Outbreak
Severe weather sweeping Kansas left damaged homes killing Mr and Mrs Hladek and injuring others as tornadoes and three inches of rain pounded towns. Rescue crews from Hill City Ellis and Hays aided Wakeeney while a Hays National Guard unit patrolled the stricken area and Wakeeney Hospital treated patients.
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