West Virginia Draws Industrial Giants for Plant Growth
Industrial leaders from United States Steel Worthington and American Machine and Foundry consider West Virginia sites for expansion. Kaiser Aluminum reports 16 000 job applicants in Ravenswood as it weighs the state. Governor Marland touts low taxes and favorable climate while federal wage rules raise concerns about cost.
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Malcolm W. Reed
United States Steel
C. E. Bowdain
Worthington Corp
T. R. Dreyer
American Machine and Foundry Co
W. E. Remmers
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
West Virginia
Remmers
Union Carbide
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
South Charleston
Institute
Ohio Valley
Texas
New York
Col. H. S. Werner
R. D. Werner Co
Gov. Marland
Moses Shapiro
Automatic Manufacturing Corp
Shapiro
Beckley
Stea Ying
Ford W. Morrow
Ravenswood
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Co
Morrow
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Kaiser
Midwest
Arthur D. Little
Ray Parrott
Marland
Virginia
Lolina
Ian
Tieminion
Onsvenim Esa
North Carolina
Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
West
Tex
Legion Chief Regrets Rift With Forty and Eight
National command er Collins of the American Legion says he regrets moves toward separating from the Forty and Eight society. He notes past cooperation and child welfare contributions, and wishers genuine success if the 105000-member group reorganizes as a separate body.
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Washington
U—Seaborn
FP. Collins
The
American Legion
Forty &Eight Society
Epion
Forty & Eight
Legion
Indianapolis
Collins
Las Cruces
N. M
Forty &Eight
Indonesian crisis deepens over chief of staff dispute
Jakarta reports a military and economic crisis as Parliament plans a no confidence motion against Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo. Defense Minister Sumantri suspends deputy chief Col Z Lubis after protests over Col Bambang Utojo’s appointment, with officers citing political interference and a breach of a February army accord.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
S. Baharuddin
Ali Sastroamidjoja
Iwas Kusama
Sumantri
Col. Z. Lubis
Lubis
Soekarno
Sastroamidjojo
Col
Bambang Utojo
Lubisi
Utojo
Toll plan trims stops on tri state turnpike
Pulaski Virginia June 28 a tentative plan from the Old Dominion Turnpike Authority would require motorists to stop only once when crossing the three state line on the West Virginia Virginia North Carolina turnpike. Each state would collect its own toll while cooperating to hand the entering driver a toll ticket.
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Pulaski
Dominicon Turnpike Authority
ODTA
Teach
Wieden Thie
Alan Fae Avomale
Obituary notices from Winfield and surrounding areas
Maree BEOQWNE, 70, of Winfield, died yesterday at Thom asx Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Maude Jarrell Browne and numerous children and grandchildren. Service scheduled at Winfield Methodist Church with burial at Cungingham Memorial Park. Other obituaries follow for Ells, Harland, Edward, Lira Morgan, and Young, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Beoqwne
Maree
Winfield
Putnan County
Thomasx Memorial Hospital
Pest
Obin-Apex
Nitro
Maude Jarrell Browne
Virginia Waddell
Law- Fenceburr
Ind
Nellis Fisher
Calumbus
D. de
Inersvarratt
Trox Satretl
Volta Masilen
Whitesville
John Combs
Winstan
Wilard
Marshfork
Jake
Enid
Olen
Winfield ‘Methodist Church
Fd. Cole
Cungingsham Memorial Park
St. Albans
Wilcoxen
Casto Maor Tary
Myre
Hazel Wright
Charleston
Mra
Joe
Ann Bowles
Cleveland
Barbara Jennethone
Elmer
Homer
Sndually
South Charleston
Slaters
Mia
Dists Huffman
Birk
Ada Browning
Harland
William Matthew
Trarlem Heights
Fayette County
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Moon
Mary Jane Harland
C. Lewis
Buffalo
Washington and Coleman Mortuary
McGres
Dell Hughes
Garrett’s Bend
Lincoln County
Hamas Memorial Hospital
Roger
William
Donna
Carolyn
Mughes
Garrett's Bend
Curry Fortusty
Alumreek
Church OKs Peak Budget at West Virginia Synod Meeting
The West Virginia Synod Presbyterian Church increased its benevolent budget to a record 443 263 dollars at its 42nd annual meeting in Elkins. Major increases earmarked for Davis and Elkins College and Davis Stuart School. Rev W E Harrop of Charleston elected executive secretary. Rev Don R Brandon moderated the two day session. Walter W White nominated to succeed him next year. Bluegreen conference center at Hinton announced with plans to host 200 persons. Synod to meet next spring at Beamed Presbyterian Church in Charleston.
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Elkins
West Virginia Synod Presby Iterian Church
Davis and Elkins College
Davis-Stuart School
Lewisburg
W. E
Bluegtong
Hinton
Plas
Bream Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Missing Teen Siblings Reported in Marlinton Case
Relatives report Lula Mae Sharp 12 and Eula Bell Sharp 17 missing from Woodrow near Williams River after Sunday School outing. State police issued county alarm. Lula Mae described as 4 foot 8, 90 pounds with blue eyes and reddish blonde hair. Eula Bell 5 foot 5, 145 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair.
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Marlinton
Ltwe Pocahontas County
Lula Mae Sharp
Summers Sharp
Eula Bell Sharp
George Sharp
Birks
Woodrow
Williams River
Lula Mae
Mother and son vanish from Elk River camp in forest
Webster Springs reports Winnie Quinwood and her nine year old son Jackie missing since Saturday morning from a Elk River camp. Marshall Harmon said no organized search yet though his wife and son joined in a hunt with the Dix family and his 13 year old son.
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Webster Springs
Elk River
Marshall Harmon
Quinwood
Winnie
Jackie
Harmon
Junior
Walter Dix
Charleston Man Stabbed In Fight At Local Home
Charles Jones, 29, of Charleston was treated at St Francis Hospital for stab wounds after an altercation at a home near Elk Street. He said residents Harmon and Dixe attacked him as they prepared to explore the woods across the river, and that he obtained a warrant for the assailant.
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Charles Jones
Charleston
St. Francis Hospital
Harmons
Harmon
Jones
Obituary notices list multiple West Virginia funerals
Funeral listings report services for Jefferson Ray Ciser 42 of Clendenin Darrell Wilbur Kirby 2p.m. at Sprague Church of God and other memorials across Oak Hill Beckley Shrewsbury Lewisburg and Sprague. Clergy include Rev. A M Fogg Dr C G Eastwood and Rev Norman Foester with burials at local cemeteries.
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Wstic
Montgomery
Montgomery Memorial Park
London
A. M. Fogg
Tincaid
J. E
Oni Hill
Oak Hil Methodist Church
C. G. Eastwood
Joan Winters
Norman Foester Buriel
Highlawn Memorial Park
Oak
Ciser
Jefferson Ray
Clendenin
Clendenin Methodist Church
Busia
Koontz
Kirby
Darrell Wilbur
Humphrey Urges Positive Foreign Policy After UN Meeting
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged a new approach in foreign policy arguing the United States has won the world opinion battle against the Kremlin. He cited worldwide desire for disarmament and peace and said free nations stand in solidarity despite domestic polarization.
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Washington
INS
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kremlin
United Nations
San Francisco
United States
Imphrey
U. N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
17 U S Tax Liens Filed in County
Fourteen income and three with holding tax liens were filed yesterday by the Bureau of Internal Revenue in the County Clerk's Office. Names and amounts include Earl W Litton and Louise A Litton 1274, Ernest E Browning 705, L C and Geneva Burchfield 763, Ralph R Nickson 712, Gertrude Meyers 597, Andrew Mullins 500, Katharine O King 380 and 201, Robert Land and Jewell Crawford 310, Robert Patrick Harmon 309, Walter Moore 134, Lewis F and Martha C Hisson 146, Herman D Jones 134, Earl L Price 48, and withholdings for Mayflower Markets 1177 and West Virginia Sanitary Markets 1320 plus Robert S Grubb 104.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Earl W
Louise A. Litton
Medical Arts
Ernest E. Browning
Quarrier St
L. C
Geneva
Burchfield
Ralph R. Nickson
Staunton Ave
Gertrude Meyers
Main St
Andrew L. Mullins
Snow Hill Dr
Katharine O. King
Capitol
Robert L. Land Jewell Crawford
1St. Albans
Robert Patrick Harmon
Brown St
Walter Moore
Margaret St
Lewis F
Martha C. Hisson
Star Route
Herman D. Jones
Third Ave
Earl L. Price
Washington St
Mayflower Markets, Inc
Summers St
West Virginia Sanitary Markets 'Inc
Virginia St
Robert S$. Grubb
Brady Heating Co
Diet Experts Dine Like They Weren't
Home economists at the 46th annual American Home Economics Assn meeting attended a company reception in Minneapolis where 2,100 delegates consumed two tons of smorgasbord items. They ate 500 pounds of potato salad 50 pounds of pickled herring 480 pounds of ham and more than 1000 sugar iced pastries.
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Minneapolis
Food Company
The
American Home Economics Assn
AHEA
Parliament curbs Bonn Army rush in West Germany
Bonn reports that the Bundestag blocked Adenauer's Volunteers Law to raise a 500000 man army this summer. The bill faced stiff cross party opposition, with critics questioning the pace and legality ahead of the Geneva summit next month. Adenauer urged quick rearmament to prove resolve to the free world and the Russians.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauger
Bundestag
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Geneva
Press Chief Charges Bias In U S Suits
Richard W. Slocum of the Philadelphia Bulletin denounced Justice Department antitrust actions against newspapers as politically motivated. He warned ANPA members that talks could end in a consent decree and court control, signaling a defeat for press independence.
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U.S
Sun Valley
Idaho
American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Department For Justice
Richard W. Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
Department
Washington
Slocum
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
ANPA
Herbert Brownell
FBI
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Free Press of America
INS
Defense
Robert T. Ross
Pentagon
Ross
R. Karl Honaman
Hanaman
Defense Department
West Side Girl Shot by Brother Injures Knee
A 14 year old West Side girl Ruth Annette Clendenin of 35 Ohio Ave was accidentally shot in the right knee while in her home kitchen. The bullet from a .22 rifle fired by her younger brother in another room entered the knee and required extensive surgery at Staats Hospital.
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West Side
Staats Hospital
Ruth Annette Clendenin
Ohio Ave
Death of Columbia dean Dr Edgar Grim Miller
New York report states Dr Edgar Grim Miller dean of graduate faculties at Columbia University died of cancer. He is survived by his widow, a son and two daughters.
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Kdward, Jennings
Boomer
Jong Winess
Harewood
Garnet-Solvay Divisio
Mra
Lillian Howard
Caffe Haynes
Roanoke
Vat Astre
Ele Napier
New York
Alto Mae Boyce
Mia. Guasle Baltimore
New Jersey
Sims
Pittsburgh
Warres
Grant
Washington and Coleman Mortuary
Montgomery
Edgar Grim Miller
Columbia University
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Meador Bridge
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Washington, D. C
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Danese
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Amherst
Collins Mortuary
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Besse Edwards
Roanese
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Hope Christian
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Joe Freeman
Columbus
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Kenneth Sonnenbaum
Clifford Stanley
Spring Hill Cemetery
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Association of Free Nations
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Honaman
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Atlantic Grey
T. N. Stillwagon
Portsmouth
Jacksonville
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Labor and Management
Gazette
Ontgomery
W. Va
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