Former Resident Osa Armitage Buried After Illness
Mrs. Osa S. Armitage, 77, widow of Charles F. Armitage a former Elk Grocery executive, died Tuesday at her daughter's home in Atlanta following illness. Survived by a son and two sisters, her Charleston burial will be private at Susset Memorial Park with Dr. George Ho Vick officiating.
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Osa S. Armitage
Charles F. Armitage
Necratary
The
Elk Grocery Co
H. McGinnis
Atlanta
Ton Land
Manic S. Mullen
MM Cort Bucs
Chareston
Svely
Nancy
Bay J. Starbro
Tessas
Todhy
Laural
Jono Wiltams
Bilis Phinter
Burin
Lamer
Tyree
Ophelia
I Airlieve AC
Ner Bure Pita
Oskella Lone Morris
Pittsburgh
Les
Albert F. Lewis Dies After Illness in City Hospital
Albert Filmore Lewis aged 68 of 623 Smith Raid South Hills died yesterday morning at Jacal Hospital after a three week illness. He was a longtime repairman for Chesa Peake and Patomat Telephone Co. He leaves his wife Lillian and ten children including Lester Lewis at home. Surviving brothers and sisters named include Walter Vincent of Charleston and Mrs Stella Sedie Thomas, with 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial at Cunningham mortuary followed by conveyance to his son’s home.
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Albert Filmore Lewis
Smith
South Hills
Chesa
Peake and Patomat Telephone Cn
Jacal Hospital
Lewis
Kana 20
FL & AM
Cunningham Mortuary
Lester Lewis
Lillian Lewis
Marion
Acme
Forest of Spring
Denzis
Ben
Charleston
Walter
Vincent
Charteston
John
Stella
Sedie Thomas
Grace Py
Julia Walted
Mamie Price
Plat Williams
Lincoln Coun
Roosevelt Linville
Burin Wilby
Vickers
Alkol
Johnson
Kotni Marcuary
Hamlin
Wila Vickere
Charlee Smith
Charles Stone
Alicol
William of
Woodville
Sim
Acal
Thomag
Gritinevites
Paibeeters
Amdsons
Williams
Dennis
Two-Run
Chasconty
Borvige
A. Todas
Pallvtiew Baptist Church
Roser Williams
Lilly Wiliams
Ray
Relphena Arnold
Wiliams
Clu
Adis
Cora Pringle
Tyydele
Ella Baughman
Wides
Maysel Willams
Goldie
Keener
Clay
Czechs Question Envoy of Vatican
Prague reports say Czechoslovak police forced entry into the car of Vatican diplomat Assgt. Gennaro Verolino and drove him to police headquarters in Košice. Vatican officials accused Prague of severing diplomatic ties and censoring Catholic church activities amid growing church state tensions.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
Assgt
Gennaro Verelino
Meade Hin
Kosice
Slovakia
Praga
Meer
Josezi Beran
Gue
Msgr
Beran
Ve2raling
Bulle
Koeghe
Cude
Violen
Haye
Verolino
Bishop
Veroling
Dr Brown to Speak at West Virginia Homemakers Camp
Dr Brown, chief of the Office of Negro Health Work of the U S Public Health Service, will host conferences during the West Virginia Homemakers Camp at the Washington Carver 4 H camp June 10 14. The theme is Today's Families Train Tomorrow's Citizens with speakers from Denmar Huntington and state colleges and extension divisions.
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Dr. Brown
Homemakers
Clifftop
Roscoe ©. Brown
Offce Negro Health Work
U. S. Public Health Service
West Virginia
Washington-Carver
Jamies Nelson
Denmar
Grade Humphries
The
West V. Binia
C. J. Baynett
Huntington
Dorothy C. Harris
Hope
Helene P. Wilson
Blusfield State College
Edna C. Walls
West Virginia State College Extension Division
Tanner J
Livisay
Princeton
W. Va
Roane Red Cross Drive Falls Short of Goal
Spencer Kansas June 25 special to The Gakertey reports Roane county Red Cross drive failed to meet its $862.70 goal with $31778.70 raised after the campaign ended March 1. District totals show Spencer $2 97.96 Harper $214.01 Walton $357.60 Geary $284.65 Curtis $145.10 Ready $204.85 and Smith $220.54.
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Gakertey Spencer
Heane County
Red Cross
Walisin B. Parrish
Parrish
Efter
Spencer
Harper
Walton
Geary
Curtis
Smithiieta
Obituary notices from fallen days in West Virginia and surrounding towns
A long obituary notice lists survivors including spouses, children, and grandchildren for multiple local residents. Service and burial details are given with times, locations, and officiating clergy, alongside cemetery plans and funeral home involvement. The text covers deaths in Charleston, Kingston, Braxton, Republic, and nearby communities with varying memorial arrangements.
Housing Bill Faces Final Push After Major Cuts
Congress trims President Truman housing plan by large margins reducing units and subsidies. Senate and House agree on a five year slum clearance program with federal and local funding, plus farm housing loans and a small mortgage insurance expansion, while体temporary mortgage insurance extensions await separate legislation.
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Page
Neastine
White House
Samparay
Juddlis
Ithe Touseay 2 Voice
Senate
Nudy
Pedeval
Jesus
Truman
House
Wit
Senate Oill
Corcress
T J
Whittieton
Miss
Marcantonio
Al-Ny
Gwinn
RNY
Spehee
Hed
Saatey
Kale
Granisan
Bradley
Kalis
Pane Phe Motion
Te Gamety Hospital
Yatta
Hees
Sesibars
Vaie
Nice
Vale
Yomorruy
Assembly of God
Eaer Truman
Eatlow
Funeral Today for Richardson Boy in South Hills
Albert Dusty Richardson T year old son of Mr and Mrs T EB Richardson of South Ra South Hills dies Tuesday from a rare blood condition hemophilia. Rev Shirley Lowe to officiate. Interment at Groves Cemetery Sumoner'sville at 3 p m. Seales Mortality handling arrangements.
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Albert Dusty Richardson
Hirs
T. EB. Richardson
South Ra
South Hills
Shirley Lowe
Groves Cemetery
Sumoner'sville
Seales
Spring Hill Man Injured by Sprayer Accident
A Spring Hill man identified as Maddox, 30, sustained a severe facial injury when struck by a sprayer while at work. He was taken to Thorne Memorial Hospital for treatment and released after initial care.
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Spring Hill
A. Maddox
Texen Iy
Shanghai Bombing Report Describes Casualties and Reactions
The report notes that states urged China to recognize the order and Britain may follow. Police and soldiers pulled victims from wrecked buildings. Hospitals report at least two dead with many seriously injured. The center of Shanghai was shaken by the blast.
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Wugmance Crue
Snanshat
Million-Dollar Mountain Climb Locomotives Reported
A rugged three mile mountain railroad project in West Virginia used two eastbound locomotives in a near collision during a grade salvage run. Crews removed hazards including switchbacks and laborers built a 350 foot hump base with 700 miles of track and extensive grading to enable a non stop haul, amid costly engineering and safety adjustments.
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Nicholas, Fayette and Brier
Amero
Sewell Valley
Onvyien
Southsea
West Virginia Mountains
Lee
Wade
Peake and Obie Railway
Pee
Np&g
Toonard Campbell
Cis
Tyo Naalboind
Jeclinus
Weuke
Olin
Jurors Deliberate on Coplon Case Evidence and Intent
Jurors hear testimony about copies of FBI extracts tied to Soviet and Communist espionage. Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubrichev face charges over possession of data slips with alleged misuse for personal gain and possible foreign influence.
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Judith Cagloa
Valentine A. Gubrichev
United States
Scvwt
Cone
Gubitehes
United Nations
Teen Ager Slain Near Riveredge Park
Police report a teenaged couple stopped near Riverdale where an unknown man forced Marino to drink from a bottle and ransacked her wallet. The girl showed injuries including facial bruising and a cut ear lobe, with multiple bruises and bleeding reported.
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Marino
Riverdale
Clashes Stem from Segregation Rule Change in Capital
Police arrest members linked to a protest group distributing handbills without permits under the Young Progressives banner. District of Columbia authorities debate park-service segregation policy and a public hearing on closing alleys near a new memorial hospital set for July 13.
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Young Progressives Party
Order of the Interior Department
District of Columbia Recreation Geard
Clark
Progressive Party
Interior
Krug
Memorial Hospital
Council Chamber
Ouildig
Staunton Av
Noves A. Staunton Av
32Nd St
Noyes
Virginia Avenues
Settlement Hint Reveals Taxi Strike Tensions
The second day of a taxi strike shows continued firm action against drivers for rule violations including chairing a pending passenger issue and sparking a third cab in a restricted zone. Mundy cites half day suspensions and uniform violations as part of contract enforcement.
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Rage Tr Senkeu-Coulésy
Mack‘ee
Mundy
Py & Union
Ikres
Charleston
Wundy
Blind child learns to live with guidance and Braille
An article describes a blind girl named Judy receiving aides and Braille training to become independent with trained guidance. It notes potential use of a guide dog and mentions Judy's parents, a young couple of modest means, strained by her medical expenses.
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Pase
Judy
Care funds sought for Jusy's ongoing treatment
A local effort tales funds for Jusy's hospitalization and future care as medical bills mount. The Gazette notes church or organization involvement may take over her sponsorship, with inquiries directed to the listed contact.
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the Gazette
Garette
Chief Says AEC Letter Details Firing of Emergency Clearance Workers
Lilienthal's letter cites 39 workers fired from a group of 4085 who received emergency clearance for secret atomic data work. Most did not handle restricted information. the emergency permits covered Jan 1 1947 to May 5 194? and were subject to limited PE probes.
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AEC
Lilienthal
Untenthal
Charman McMahon
D-Conn
Baruch Sees No Halt in Industrial Preparedness Drive
Baruch says there has been no pause in the industrial preparedness program and notes continued updates. President would not oppose revealing plans, while administration forces back the mobilization dispute. The United States Chamber of Commerce reports forward strides in organizing resources for military use under the National Security Resources Board and Munitions Board in charge of the industrial phase of defense planning.
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White House
United States Chamber of Committee
Congress
Berlin Rail Trenp i Celtic add Brorn Pace b oning them in the eastern Soviet sectn of the city
The fragmentary text references Berlin and rail, Celtic, Brorn, and pace in an eastern Soviet section of the city, indicating a vague, muddled description of a place or event in a disrupted historical context. No coherent actions or outcomes are clearly stated to summarize further.
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Berlin
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