Stolen Radios Candy and Cigarettes Reported
Five radios valued at 161 were stolen from Wilson Radio Distributing Co at 2520 Washington. Dewey Williams reported loss of 45 worth of candy and cigarettes from the South Aduit Purse Coffee Shoppe. Ferricia Burke of Cedar Grove told police a pin e snatcher took her billfold containing 80 and important papers. The theft occurred yesterday at the Atlantic Greyhound bus terminal.
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Wilson Radio’ Distributing Co
Washington T D
Dewey Williams
McCar
Ferricia Bmrke
Cedar Grove
Pitne
Adantic
Greyhound
Examiner Hears DuPont Factions at Belle Plant
An NLRB examiner heard rival union positions at DuPont Belle plant on a proposed collective bargaining election. CIO and AFL affiliates claimed majority support in production and maintenance groups. The board will wait for written briefs before deciding.
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National Labor Relations Board
Big Belle
duPont
United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
CIO
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Curent Company
Wiliam Naiimark
Cincinnati
Yegional Nlrb
AFL Electrical Workers
Peery
Belle Municipal Concert Assoc forms in Belle area
Lions President Buys first membership ticket for the cooperative non profit Belle Municipal Concert Association. Miss Maxine Williams and Mrs BR Cromwell co chair the drive opening Monday night and ending Saturday. Memberships aim to fund at least three concerts with all fees reinvested to hire top flight artists.
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Williams
Charleston-Montgomery
Chemical Wa Prant
Oita
CIO
United Mine ‘Workers Instrict 40
NLRB
duPont Hign Acnual
Flang
Association
Williame
Lodge Women to Seat New Officers Tonight
The Women of the Moose in Charles Town will install new officers led by Freda Moore as senior regent. Other posts include Patton as junior regent, Irene Weight chaplain, Lotha Walger recorder, Eraine Crane treasurer, Elizabeth Thomas guiding, and auxiliary roles filled by several members, with Huntington’s Lessie Wintz named district deputy.
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Freda Moore
Charles
Chaplar Mo
Women of the Moose
At & Font
Ahi
Ares Patton
Ner Tegenty
Haddad
Junice Graduae
Irene Weght
Mes Lotha Walger
E Raine Crane
Williamson School Principal Resigns
Alvin B. Gare resigns as principal of Williamson High School, submitting the notice to the Mingo County school board. Superintendent Troy Floyd’s office announced the resignation, with board action deferred to the next meeting on July 18. Gare, a Logan County native, has taught in Mingo and Locen counties since 1985 and led Williamson High School for two years.
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Williamsun
Alvin B. Gare
Williamson High School
Mingo C County
Troy Floyd
Schoel Board
Logan County
Mingo
Locen
Gere Want
Coluareia
Diagnose TB Early physicians warned to act
The State Health Department told physicians to avoid Yale diagnosis in tubercular patients and to rely on primary care awareness. It cited mass X ray surveys but stressed early symptom recognition. For the week ending June 25 West Virginia logged 31 tuberculosis cases, seven fewer than the prior year, with other illnesses noted as German measles 42, whooping cough 21, and measles 8.
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State Health Department
Yale
Health Department
West Virginia
Deadline Set For Vet Readjustment Benefits
Officials said July 25 is the deadline for World War II veterans to apply for readjustment benefits under the GI Bill. Most veterans discharged before July 1947 have until July 45 of this year to file, while those discharged after have two years from discharge, with July 24, 1952, as the final date. Veterans who reenlisted between October 5, 1943, and October 1946 fall into a special five year period from discharge to claim readjustment allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed ‘Forces
Missionary to Speak At Baptist Meeting Tonight
Reverend Roy Aarons a missionary from Gusan Nigeria Africa will address the Randolph Street Baptist Church at 8 pm tonight Rev and Mrs Hirons and their two children arrived in the U S Monday after five years in Africa with the Sudan Interior Mission Reverend Wilbur C Rooke serves as pastor of the church
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Roy Aarons
Gusan
Nigeria
Africa
Randolph Street Baptist Church
Hirons
U.S
Sudan
Wilbur C. Rooke
Churen
Son of Founder Leases Hospital in Williamson
Williamson June 2. Dr Woodrow W. Scott and Russell A. Salton announce the Williamson Memorial hospital and nurses’ home project. A son of Dr R A Salton, who helped establish the institution, is involved in the memorial plan. The property was owned by Dr Salton’s mother and Mrs George, widow of the second founder.
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Williamson Williamson
Woodrow W. Scott
Russel A. Salton
Williamson
R. A. Salton
Wallace J. Williamson
William
Salon
George
Burchey’s Death Marks 25th in Tanta This June
The accident prevention section reports Burchey’s death was the 25th in Tanta for June, contrasting with 20 in the same period of 1948. The mishap occurred on State BD, as tall as regarded by state police.
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Iso
Burchey
Tanta
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Georgianas
Roy Dunhitls
Bobbie Brooks
Bobbie
Poni
Prato
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Lodge
Pocahontas
ST Virginia Beach
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Baptist Meeting
Logan
Josep Hspirin
Gulf
IAS
C. Kent
Greelny
Carorads
America
Nash
Nash Ambassador
Charleston
Marlinton
Oak Hill
Welch
Heptiee
Wickline Motors, Inc
Naw Motors
Unaltigimerine Co
Logan Nash
Davis Motor Company
Paul Jones
Ala Venetees
Ath Ava
Wyarting
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