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Motorist Hurt In Freak Crash At Kanawha City Intersection
A freak crash at MacCorkle Avenue and 38th Street in Kanawha City damaged four cars and sent driver James Raymond Walls 28 of Frame to Mountain State Hospital with a fractured arm. Walls lost control of a U Drive-It car, swerved across the center line, and struck three parked cars. His car rolled, pinning his left arm. two bones were shattered. Total damages estimated at 1350 dollars.
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MacCorkle Av
38Th St
Kanawha City
Mountain State Hospital
James Raymond Walls
Frame
C. R. Caghran
Ray Crockett
Walls
Church Fund Drive Kickoff Slated at St Francis Hall
St Albans church will hold a kick-off breakfast after the 8 am Mass to recruit workers for a 150000 building fund drive. Frank J Butler heads the drive with James H Murray publicity and a team including W E Bess Joseph Gallagher and others as area and special solicitations chairs.
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St. Francis of Assist
St. Albans
St. Francis Hall
Holly St
St. Francis School
Frank J. Butler
James H. Murray
W. E. Bess
Joseph Gallagher
T. Solsten
Donald Leis
Thomas Spittal
James C. Malone
B. L. Murray
Tom C
Shipman
L. C. Mills
Tony Annie
Mickey Wallace
Don Solomen
D.scherrep
Wall Street Hits Third Straight High on Rail Rally and Steel Move
The stock market rose for the third straight time this year led by railroads with gains in steels oils rubbers and building materials. The Associated Press average climbed 40 cents to 106.88 a new 1952 high. Steel formed a key block move before finishing higher around 39½, with General Motors and Northern Electric among notable gainers.
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New York
Congress
Wall Street
Associated Press
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Waller C. Hardy & A
Admiral
Otis Elevhee Ar Reavetion
Eastern
Ashines
Alleghany
Eastman Aoe
Packard
Erie
Allegheny
Allied
Fed. Dept
Bturos
Paramount Pictures
Allied Stores
Pirestone
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Gebrral
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Ann
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Pittsburgh
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Locomotive
Gillette Blyhout
Bond Creek
Beac
Uedrich Uo
Publicker Industrica
Amn
Triere
Goncdoeur
Bervice E, & O
Amy Tobacco
Graham-Paige
Pullmanine
Vicense
Arnound
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Armee Rusen Toaliniries
Republic Aslalon” Armour Re
Republe
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Ashland
Reynoldy
Houdatie-Hershey
Rienfield
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Fateake Lyon
Bory Warner A Te
June & Laughha Aby
Perry
Ernie
Capper Blandard
Otis
Kruger Grocery
Agg Seittnlliar Teneior
Lane- Wells Co
St L
Studepaker
Texan Co
Thompson
Lowenstew Ie
Himken
Detroit
Mir
Centar
Po Prg
Sun Machine
Onion Carbide
Averal
Northwestern
and Steel Pry
Onion Olof
Borea & Oes
Mimi Faline
United Altenast
Eve Ma
Corning Glass Veer Ag Nell
Lend Wessy ‘Oal Co
Sunply Co
Jz Creameries
Newport News
Western
West Penn
Sani
Crucible Steel
Coe
Curtiss Wright
Ana Cars
Norfolk Woolworth
Deere & Co
North
Young Springer
Digitfers
Cora
North Amn Avinifor
Youngstown
20 Area Marines Undergo Two Week Summer Training
Twenty Charleston area men join the Second Engineer Battalion of the Second Marine Division at Camp Lejeune North Carolina for a two week summer encampment Attached to the Fourth Engineer Company USMCR South Charleston W V the group includes Capt John Shoulders Sgt Vogel Bates and many other ranks with Inspector Instructor staff also attending from the Fourth Engineers Camp Lejeune June 27 Special report
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Camp Leiewne
N. C
Charleston
Second Marine Division
John ¥. Shoulders
Vogel Bates
Kyle M. Cunningham
Qus Barker
Frank L. Sampson
Keith E . Davis
Warren G. McGinn
Richard E. Withrow
Fay Varney
Thomas W. Campbell
Joseph E. Dangall
Harold H. Hawkins
Dallas Hunter
Johnny A. Lynch
Clayton A. Martin
Bobby KK. McCorman
James F. Neeley
Alan D. Parker
Donald £. Sampson
Frank D. Williams
Fourth Engineer Company
USMCR
South Charleston
W. Va
Fourth Engineers
Phillip A. Terrell
Theron L. Atkins
John E. Roberts
USN
Lester D,bullock
Denver Webb
K Branson
Clarence
White
Jessup
Reds Charge Allies Plan to Extend War
A Peiping radio broadcast quoted by North Korean sources claimed Allied bombing of hydroelectric plants aims to prolong the conflict and heighten East tensions. It cited Alan Winnington of the Daily Worker saying US military pressure is not forcing peace and criticized action on the Yalu plants as not affecting Panmunjom talks.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Alan Winnington
North Korea
London
Communist Daily Worker
Winnington
Panmunjom
Yalu
Boy Fears Operation and goes AWOL from hospital
A twelve year old Billy Bryant from Hat Tip, Miss., entered a New Orleans hospital to have tonsils removed but fled frightened of anesthesia. Nurses found him missing at bed check and police joined frantic parents and hospital staff in a full scale search.
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New Orleans
Billy Bryant
Hattiesburg
Miss
Hilly
Billy
Bond Averages Report Shows Mixed Yields Across Indices
The data lists various bond averages including 4) RR, 10 ind, and 1 Tit 10 Fen with mixed changes. Figures show daily, weekly, and monthly values such as 95, 83.0, 9B,B Prev. Day, and 284 Week Ano with references to dates and currencies.
Produce and poultry price report from Pittsburgh and New York
The report notes mixed demand and steady to weak prices for butter eggs and produce in Pittsburgh and New York. It lists wholesale ranges for potatoes corn cobblers and sweet potatoes, with eggs and poultry prices showing slight firmness and some declines in specific categories.
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N. CL & Va
Usls
Pontines Ubt
Bina
Sebagos Usis
Cobbiris Usis
N.C
Pouiegg
Pittsburgh
USDA
Calif
Tossiers
Heavy Hens
Echo
Aid Roosters
Mixed Livestock Prices and Market Notes in Pittsburgh and New York
Market reportage covers hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges across regions including Texas and Pittsburgh. It notes steady to rising bids, utility and commercial buyers, and references Dow Jones averages and grain transactions alongside U.S. Treasury budget figures and staple price trends.
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Baletts Bog
Ae Choice
Gutehurs
Hghts
Land Texas
Cylluyn
Mercias
Pittsburgh
API Pala Balanio
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