Logan Man Given $20 on Tax Kline
Dr. Noah Edward Steele of Logan former president and owner of the Logan Williamson bus line was sentenced to two years imprisonment on five counts of income tax evasion. He received $26,000 in fines, to be served concurrently, with recommendations for a Lewisburg Pennsylvania prison but actual placement to be decided by the attorney general. The case covers back taxes and penalties totaling over $160,000 for the bus company and over $100,000 for Steele personally. Steele had supplied $550,000 before court to cover taxes, penalties, and interest.
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Fairmont
Noah Edward Steele
Logan
Logan-Williamson
Harry 5. Watkins
West Virginia
Watkine
Lewisburg
Steeler
Steele
Dr. Steele
Drs. Steele
Cabin Creek
Charleston
London
Union
Velen Bent
Washinton
Algoad
Stendach
Kanawha County
Kana County
Coonakin
Kanawha County Court House
Honda
Deen
Kotgehs County
Tme Vatera
Hkenawhe
Kwiawhe
Court Holian
Chariteton
Katawhe
West
Hawkins, Dallafield & Wood
Wall Street
New York City
New York
Charisston
Kanawha
West Vitxiois
Cargo Calvert
Mont L, Cavender
Commianooar
Jamea d. Carper
Commindoney
Pact ‘Webrtie
Gist
Kanetha
Masons Meet in Bluefield District Gathering
About 400 Masons from West Virginia and Virginia gather in Bluefield for the 16th Masonic district meeting. Blue Lodge degrees will be exemplified and a banquet is planned. Expected leaders include Charles H. Troxell of Fairmont grand master of WV Masons, Charles L. Wabber of Salem Va grand master of Virginia, and John R. Martin of Fairmont grand lecturer of the WV order.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Legion to Conduct Rite For Pvt Leonard Wells
Graveside rites will be held at Jarrell Cemetery on Rush Creek for Pvt Leonard Wells 23 killed July 12 1944 in France while with Company C 221st Battalion. Chaplain Samuel Wagner will officiate and Thomas Marshall Post 12 American Legion Marmet will conduct military rites. Wells enlisted Oct 26 1943 and went overseas March 17 1944. Survived by parents two brothers six sisters and two sisters-in-law. Body arriving this morning at Snowgrass Mortuary South Charleston and will be taken to parental home at 2 p.m.
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Jarreil
Rush Creek
Leonard Herold Wells
France
Co. C
Harry Wells
Loudendale
Eugene Wells
Louise
Anna May
Lorena
Glenna
Reba Ballard
Owens
Ruth Calvert
Elk
Snowgrass Mortuary
South Charleston
Democrats Set Delegates and Tickets for July Convention
Philadelphia reports show the Democratic convention opens July 12 with 1,596 delegates and an equal number of alternates, plus the official party family. Ticket distribution details will be finalized in two weeks. Henry A Wallace party plans use 2,600 tickets for its July gathering, with remaining tickets allocated by the National committee.
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Cemimes
Philadelphia
C. Edgar Brown
Democratic - National Convention Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Sa.d
There’s No More School Till Bell Rings in Kanawha County
Kanawha county ends 1047-48 term with report cards and announces no classes until Sept 7. Summer school for secondary students will begin at Charleston High School on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Charleston High School
Carper Indicates Denial Of Belated Recount Plea
Ben I. Comer seeks a belated recount of ballots in the Charleston district justice of the peace race. James G. Carper says the late filing after canvassing adjournment likely seals denial. court to consider at next Tuesday's meeting.
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Carper
Ben I. Comer
Charleston
James G. Carper
Comer
Tar Bucket Fire Delays Canton Restaurant Traffic
A tar bucket ignited on Canton restaurant roof at 815 Quarries St last night. Firefighters arrived quickly and traffic in the business district was tied up. No damage reported and origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Canton
Quarries St
Local obituaries list names and burial details
The Gazette obituary notices report deaths in the Charleston and Roane County areas. Notices include Mire Anton and Cavender families plus multiple local residents with details on survivors, funeral times, locations at Trinity Methodist, Rivers View, and Sweden cemeteries, and mortuary preparations in Spencer and Spencer area.
Interment Planned for Pvt Roscoe Moles at Elkview Church
Interment for Pvt Roscoe Moles 14 son of Mr and Mrs Ezra Moles Elkview RFD 4 will be 2 p m at Adventist church Blue Creek with Rev Charles Scragg officiating. Burial in Strickland Cemetery Lower Wills Creek. Great Kanawha Post VFW in charge of graveside rites. Body arriving at Albert Myers and Son mortuary Elkview then to parents home at 3 p m. Moles a former Elk District high school athlete enlisted Jan 1944. Survived by mother, Ezra Moles Jr, grandparents H S Moles and Mrs Sidney Strickland.
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Norrow
Adventist Church
Blue Creek
Roscoe Harry Moles
Ezra Moles
Elkview
RFD
France
Co. L
141St Infantry
36Th Div
Charles Scragg
Burisi
Strickland Cemetery
Lower
Wills Creek
Great Kanawha
VFW
Albert Myers and Son
Moles
Elk District
Army
Ezra Moles, Jr
H. S. Moles
Sidney Strickland
Welch Service Arranged For Frederick F Welch Jr
Frederick F Welch jr of Ansted killed in action November 13 1944 while serving with the 61st Infantry of the 44th Division in southern France. Reverend F Stanley Newman will officiate burial in Westlake Cemetery Ansted with Montgomery Post No 58 American Legion in charge of graveside rites. Body arrives today. Thomas Mortuary of Ansted in charge of arrangements. Survived by brothers Kenneth L and Norman A Welch Ansted and sisters Mrs James G Skaggs Cav en and Kitty Welch Charleston.
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Dell
Milty Jom
Aevin O'Dull
Quinwood
Ter
Anon
Beth
Jess O'Dell
Summ
Acd
Joseph O'Dell
Hominy
Serin
Himinen Hersey
Ott
American Legion
Thomas
Dr Hawke to lead Spencer State Hospital
Dr Edward K Hawke of Huntington was named superintendent of Spencer State Hospital effective June 1, succeeding Dr Charles E Hamner. Hawke, assistant superintendent at Huntington State Hospital since 1948, is a World War II veteran and former VA regional office appointee. He was born January 1 1904 in Trenton New Jersey.
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Edward K. Hawke
Huntington
Spencer State Hospital
Gay. Meadows
Hawke
Huntington State Hospital
Charles E. Hamner
Spencer Post
University of Virginia
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Hospital
Newton
Fort Miles
Lewes
Del
Huntingston
Veterans Administration
Edward III
Adelaide K. Hawke
Allen Fisher Burial Planned Tomorrow in Ashford
Allen H. Fisher aged 44 dies on active duty while working on an air base in Trinidad British West Indies. Funeral in Mahone chapel Ashford with Rev. Mr Chapman officiating and burial in McDermott cemetery. Survived by mother Carrie Brewer Huntington and brother Orma A. Fisher Huntington.
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Mahone Chapel
Ashford
Allen H. Fisher
Carrie Brewer
Huntington
Pale
Trinidad
British West Indies
Chapman
McDermott
Fisher
Cota
Avanbel Church
Orma A. Fisher
Gassaway Boy Drowns While Swimming Elk River
John Anderson Jones thirteen son of Mr and Mrs Elza Jones of Gassaway drowned Thursday afternoon in Elk River while attempting to swim across. Body recovered in about fifteen minutes despite rescue efforts by physicians and firemen. Surviving are six brothers Perry Ralph Warren Julian Harry Richard and four sisters Madeline Katherine Messenger Virginia Russell and Betty. Service scheduled for 1 pm tomorrow at Gassaway Baptist church with burial in Fleming Cemetery at Craigsville.
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John Anderson Jones
Elza Jones
Gassaway
Elk River
Perry
Washington
D. C
Ralph
Seminole
Oklo
Warren
Gastaway
Julian
Grafton
Harry
Coast Guard
Richard
Madeline
Washington, D. C
Katherine Messenger
Virginia Russell
Craigsville
Betty
Gagssaway Baptist Church
Buriss
Fleming Cemetery
Craigeville
Word Received of Death Of Mrs Oliver Conley
Mrs June Conley and daughter Betty Ann traveled to Pittsburgh after word that Mrs Oliver R Conley of that city had died unexpectedly Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Conley
June Conley
Betty Ann
Virginia St. E
Pittsburgh
Jury Returns 413 Dollar Verdict In Car Collision Suit
A circuit court jury returned a 413.41 verdict for Ernest W. Nylander against Harley L. Shanesen over a Nov 16 collision at Kanawha Blvd and Florida Strait. Nylander sought 800 in damages while Chapman sued Nylander for 300. The jury found for Nylander in Chapman's suit.
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Harley L. Shanesen
Vine St
Ernest W. Nylander
South Charleston
Chapman
Nylander
Kanawha Blvd
Florida Strait
James William Mayse Dies in Braxton Co
James William Mayse 77 of Duck a Braxton county farmer and former county official died at his home. Surviving wife Sulla Chapman Mayse son Wayne Mayse Huntington brother John Mayse Sutton. Prayer service at his residence 2 p m tomorrow with a second service at Morrison church near Flatwoods 2 30 p m. Rev. J D Engle to officiate burial in church cemetery Bartlett mortuary Gassaway in charge. Body to residence at 4 p m today.
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James William Mayse
Braxton Co
Duck
Braxton County
Braxt ‘Ton County
Sulla Chapman Mayse
Wayne Mayse
Huntington
J John Mayse
Sutton
Morrison Church
Flatwoods
J. D. Engle
Bartlett Mortuary
Gassaway
Fire Department Job Applicants Take Civil Service Exam
Mayor Andrews reported that 29 Charleston fire department applicants took civil service examinations. Examinations were conducted at city hall Thursday night, with papers to be graded and passing candidates certified to the medical board. Those who pass the physical tests will be certified eligible for appointment.
Bridegroom in gown for hospital wedding in Beckley
In Beckley on May 28 at 5, a Quinniamant couple married at Beckley hospital with the bride 19-year-old Betty Sandy and groom 21-year-old Dorsey Upton. The groom wore a hospital gown after a May 10 mining accident left him with a fractured pelvis. He had been a patient at the hospital since then.
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Beckley
Avith
Beckley Hospital
Betty Sandy
Dorsey Upton
Parry Likely to Succeed Westfall as Kanawha County Chief
Meredith Parry, principal at Clendenin High School, is viewed as likely successor to D F Westfall as Kanawha county schools assistant superintendent for high school personnel. Westfall resigns to join St. Pierce school system. Parry holds a BA from New River State College and an MA from West Virginia University, with doctoral work at Columbia. He previously led Kingston High School and taught at Montgomery Junior High.
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Meredith Parry
Clendenin High School
Kanawha County
D. F. Westfall
County Board of Education
Westfall
St. Pierce
Fla Parry
New River State College
West Virginia Franceitte of Technology
Montgomery
West Virginia University
Columbie University
Kingston High School
Montgomery Junior High School
Clendenin
Fourteen-year-old girl knocked out in river diving accident
Marilyn Wicker, 14, of Hinton, was found unconscious after diving from a rock into the Kanawha River at Falls View near Gauley Bridge. She was admitted to Laird Memorial hospital in Montgomery at 1 p.m. in serious condition as doctors sought a skull fracture diagnosis via X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Wicker
Hinton
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Kanawha River
Falls View
Gauley Bridge
Senate hearing on Mundt Nixon bill faces mixed testimony
Foster testified he earns 65 dollars a week and declined to link his income to the Mundt Nixon bill. Ferguson pressed about Russian sources and claimed the U S seeks world domination. Marcantonio defended liberal views, Fraenkel condemned the bill as unconstitutional, Hines backed it for the AFL, and the Farmers Union warned of rights violations and harm to cooperatives. Wiley highlighted possible Communist influence in telegrams to opponents. Separately the Loyalty Review Board added 32 groups to its subversive list, joining about 90 named last November.
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Foster
Ferguson
R-Mich
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Vita Marcantonio
New York
Fer-gusan
Mercantonio
Communist Party
Marcantonio
Marcantonia
America
J . Osmond K. Fraenkel
American Civil Liberties Union
Lewis G. Hines
American Federation of Labor
National Farmers Union
Wiley
Farmers Union
Farmers Cooperatives
House Committee On un-American Activities
Senate
Federal Loyalty Review Board
Clark
State Department
NBC
Latin America
Borpia
Alberto Gandero
Gandero
Allen
House
Chenoweth
Voice of America
Congress
Jena
Ketch
Borgia
Ferguson R.mich
Truman
NSC
the Nations Broadcasting Co
Congressional
U. S
Charles R. Denny
Denny
U S Arranges Release Talks On Lebanon Internees
Spokesman Michael J McDermott said 41 Americans held after the USS Marine Corps incident in Lebanon are willing to return directly to the United States. The State Department aids arrangements and all are in good health. Marshall sent a letter to Eliahu Epstein acknowledging Ben Gurion’s gratitude for U S recognition and expressing hope for peace in Palestine and Israel’s cooperation with the United Nations.
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Nts
Tate
Michael J. McDermott
Spoxes
Nan
Marshall
Pinkerton
USS, Marine Corp
Lebanon
United States
Department
McDermott
Eliahu Epstein
Washington
Israel
U. S
David Ben Gurion
United Nations
Palestine
Community of Nations
Griffith Urges Strong America to Deter War
Paul H. Griffith of Uniontown Pennsylvania long time national commander of the American Legion told the Charleston Rotary Club that the United States must build a stronger combined military and air force to enforce peace. He warned of rising Russia aimed at clashing with the US and urged admitting 200000 displaced persons within three years balancing costs and humanitarian needs.
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Paul H. Griffith
Uniontown
American Legion
United States
Injo
Charleston
Griffith
United Nations
Legion 1 1
S Griffith
Congress
Place on School Board Sought by Nitro Man
Fred Cooke of Nitro asked Kanawha county court to certify him as a candidate to replace Charles P. McCabe Sr as board of education member. McCabe’s Loudon district seat and reelection plans are discussed alongside state law restricting more than two members from a single district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooke
Nitro
Kanawha County Court
Board of Education
Charles P. McCabe
Cooke
McCabe
A. S. I.thomas, Jr
LN. McDaniel
Loudon
L. N. McDaniel
Thomas
Cherleston
Labor ruling delays coal dispute hearings and tensions rise
Goldsborough extends temporary restraining order in the coal dispute and schedules next hearings. The government seeks an injunction to force bargaining, citing Truman seizure of the railroads and Norris LaGuardia precedents. Unions counter that coal miners are not federal employees and challenge the extension as overbroad.
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Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Southern Coal Producers Assoc
Goldsborough Das
Supreme Court
Truman
Lewin
Ripley Man Injured in Two-Truck Crash Near Here
Basil Casto, 26, of Ripley, was unconscious in a local hospital after a crash on Route 21 four miles south of Ripley. He rode in the back of a dump truck when it was struck by the trailer of a ore truck, leaving him injured.
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Ripley
Basil Casto
Here
Casto
DMV Opens Earlier To Serve Public Morning Peak
The State Department of Motor Vehicles will start operations at 8:30 a.m. next Tuesday instead of 9:00 a.m. The offices will close at 4:30 p.m. Commissioner Don McClaugherty announced the change, saying more people arrive before 9 a.m. and the earlier start will better serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Inestead
Don McClaugherty
McClaugherty
Car Leaves Road Injuring Two Near Hernshaw
Two people were injured slightly at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when a car left U.S. Route 116 near Hernihaw, plunged over an embankment and landed in a shallow creek bed. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Morgan of Prenter, Boone County, received treatment at Charleston General Capital for minor bruises and lacerations and were discharged. Mr. Morgan said he lost control of the car just before it left the road.
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U.S. Rt. 116
Hernihaw
Carl E. Morgan
Prenter
Boone County
Charleston General Capital
Coal Concern Chartered Alkol Coal Co Inc Granted Charter
Coal Concern Chartered Alkol Coal Co Inc with authorized capital stock of 25000 was granted a charter yesterday by the secretary of state. Paid in capital is 10000 and incorporators are R L Morgan and Maude M Morgan of Cameo and Frank J EAN of Woodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alkol Coal Co., Inc
Secretary of State
R. L. Morgan
Maude M. Morgan
Cameo
Frank J. Ean
Woodville
Battle for Latrun and Jerusalem Border Skirmishes
Arab forces cling to Latrun outskirts as Jewish troops push south of the highway in a major flanking move. Beit Jiz and Beit Susin fell. fighting continues along Latrun to Bab El Wad as Jerusalem’s modern city remains contested and Zir'in falls to Israeli troops near Jenin in a widening front.
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Beit Susin
Jerusalem
Latrun
Bab el Wad Forge
Bab el Wad
United Nations
Old City
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Truce plan debate continues amid UN council rift
The Jewish Agency presses for a Palestine truce plan while Russia and others back similar US proposals. The UN council remains split with six abstentions and a mix of yes votes on force. Arabs impose 48 hour cease fire limits but no council action emerges. Aubrey E. H.den denounces Britain as pro Arabs.
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Jewish Agency For Palestine
Russia
United States
Ukraine
France
Colombia
Britain
Syria
China
Canada
Belgium
Argentina
Arab League
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Aubrey Ehban
Israel
Marshall warns propa ganda threat to future integrity
Marshall criticizes continued propaganda by the Soviet Union and cautions that short term diplomatic advantages from such campaigns undermine long term integrity. He argues the State Department must counter propaganda to sustain a basis for profitable negotiations and world stability despite limits on free expression in totalitarian systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Soviet Union
Marshell
Taft foresees long Senate sessions and convention timing
Senate and House leaders will meet Tuesday to map a full program. Taft said the Senate will hold seven hour daily sessions and may meet Wednesday night and other evenings the following week. If appropriations miss deadlines, Congress may convene between the Republican and Democratic conventions. Four other important measures remain. Congress may resume after the two conventions.
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Atomic Commission
Taft
Senate
House
Congress
Bar Assoc Postpones Meeting to Thursday
The Charleston Bar Association postpones its weekly meeting to next Thursday at 12 30 pm. The session, previously set for today, will be at the Daniel Boone Hotel as announced by president William T. O'Farrell.
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Bar Assoc
Charleston Bar Assoc
William T. O'Farrell
Daniel Boone Hotel
Tudor Service Planned At Mortuary Today
Funeral services for Mrs Beatrice Jessie Tudor 61 will be held at 2 40 pm today at Simpson mortuary chapel in Morristown NJ with Rev Harry S Longley officiating A second service will be held at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Brown mortuary Montclair NJ Burial will follow in Evergreen cemetery Morristown She was the wife of James Harvey Tudor and daughter of the late Frederick and Jessie Pan taenius Surviving are her son James Harvey Tudor Jr two brothers two sisters and a sister in Florida
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Avander
Banstort
Owen and Barth
Otta Caldwell
Ray
O. D. Beventer
Buriat
Sweden
Coopers Syoek
Mer. Cavender
Mia
Ola Cavender
Betty Jane Swasyer
Charleston
Ray Cavender
South
Marion
Beard
Ralph Find LW. Caventer, Jr
Mr. Cavender
SPOCR
Andrew
Hignoonl
Montgomery Hospital
Hie Wits
Bliabarnithe
Roscham
Metewret Chaffin
Igh- Boal
Andrew, Jr
Waitesville
Paul
Mighron
Bervice Wit
Higneon
E. Stump
Sunset Memorial
Mouth
With
Acmatrang Mortuary
Whiteville
Bl Akers
Jaffery
Wilfred Jeffery
Ronella Bail
Hewete
Ids Hager
Gtorne Nichols
Cit Frey Ard & Brother
Crean Blanken
Ahip
Weat Hamlin
Simpson Mortuary Chapel
Beatrice Jessie Tudor
Virginia Av
S.E
Harry S. Longley
St. John's Episcopal Church
Brown Mortuary
Montclair
N. J
Evgreen
Morristown
Tudor
James Harvey Tudor
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Frederick and
Jessie Westall Pantaenius
St. John’s Episcopal Church
The
Pastime Club
James Harvey Tudor, Jr
Scotch Plains
Harry
Charles Pantaenius
Eleanor Pantaenius
Doris Kipp
Florida
MacArthur Weighs Democratic Prez Bid Amid Civil Rights Firestorm
General MacArthur faces pressure from Southern Democrats angry at President Truman's civil rights stance. He said on March 9 he would run if nominated but would not campaign. He currently has 10 pledged first ballot votes and may appear later to explain his views on the Orient. He stressed timing and political doubt could hinder his return before or after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Orient
MacArthur
WVU Students Canoe 180 Miles to Wheeling From Morgantown
Two West Virginia University students Charles Dickman of Wheeling and John Mastroni of Beckley set out from Morgantown on a 180 mile canoe trip to Wheeling. They planned to paddle the Monongahela to Pittsburgh then the Ohio to Wheeling, sleeping along riverbanks and cooking their own meals. They carried Army ponchos for sleeping bags. Dickman said he wanted to see what the trip is like. Mastroni joined to help.
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WVU Sindente
Wheeling
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Charles Dickman
John Mastroni
Beckley
Monongahela
Pitts
Surgh
Ohio
Bickman
Mastroni
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Taxlor, Clarence
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Welch
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Spencer Hospital
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Parry
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Jenin
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