Public Relations Counselor Needed and Sunshine Boys Show
An article discusses a proposed public relations counselor role under the leadership of Gordon Gray and potential impact on wartime policy. It also advertises the Sunshine Boys Gospel Quartet concert at the Municipal Auditorium in Charleston tomorrow at 8:00 P. M. with tickets at local outlets and doors opening 6:30 P. M.
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America
Decca
Sunshine Boys of the
J. Noble Moore
Morrison’s
Municipal Auditorium
Truck Crash Kills 20 Farm Workers in Nile Canal
A truck carrying 43 Egyptian farm workers plunged into a Nile canal near Mansurah, killing 20 and injuring the remaining 23. The incident occurred on June 27 as rescuers ferried survivors to hospitals in the area.
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Nile Mansurah
Egypt
Nile
No Fancy Nightcaps For English Clerics
The Archbishop of York Dr Cyril Garbett told the House of Laity that Church of England clergy may wear only plain nightcaps in black silk satin or velvet. He said canon laws from 1603 still govern the church, though few observe them and little respect is paid to canon law.
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London
Church of England
York
Cyril Garbett
Ex City Man Named Drug Store Executive
John Greeley formerly of Charleston is named assistant manager of Hughes Drug Store. Owner Howard Hughes announced the appointment stating Greeley has begun in the new post. Greeley has worked with drug firms around Charleston since 1919 and managed a store in Clendenin from 1936 to 1942.
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Seender
John Greeley
Charleston
Hughes Drug Store
Howard Hughes
Greeley
Clendenin
Gavin Named Chief of Staff to Carney at SHAPE
Gavin appointed U. S. Major General James M. Gavin as chief of staff to Admiral Robert B. Carney at SHAPE in Southern Europe. The confirmation came today from Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe.
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SHAPE
Gavin Paris
VPI
U. S
James M. Gavin
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Europe
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers In Europe
Truman Chided for Slur Against Striking Railmen
Washington June 27 rail labor leaders and Senate committee members critiqued President Truman for remarks on February 28 claiming union leaders had not reached a binding agreement. The seven-man majority said the earlier statements treated the “memorandum of agreement” as tentative and faulted the White House for pressuring arbitration while unions prepared new contract talks. Local officers of three unions met to vote on the latest offer, with the locomotive engineers’ leader predicting rejection.
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Truman
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Central
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Manne
Steel House
White House
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. P B. Shields
Nurses Named to West Virginia OR Nurses Assoc Posts
Vianna H Fray of Huntington State Hospital was elected president of the West Virginia Operating Room Nurses Assoc at St Marys Hospital Huntington Others include Norma Young Kanawha Valley Hospital Charleston Evelyn Cork Jean McMillan Hospital Charleston and Mary Ruth Huffman Huntington Memorial Hospital treasurer Dr M G Burdette read a paper A survey shows by age 45 about one in ten Americans has a chronic illness or major disability.
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Vianna H. Fray
Huntington State Hospital
West Virginia
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