Kilgore Says Ellis Refused To Block Reds
Kilgore charged Ellis refused to block communist aggression and attacked Burnside while speaking at Wand County Democrats rally in Parsersburg. He defended Marshall aid to Greece and Turkey and urged continuation of domestic New Deal programs and an assertive foreign policy to combat Soviet influence.
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Kilgore
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Huntington Renchtear
Wand County
Elis Hy
M. G. Burns
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Weg
Is & Ing
Harry Titman
Kilware
Queen Is Picked At State College Gala Highlight
Yvonne Pennick of Philadelphia will reign as Miss West Virginia State at Institute’s gala. Parade and a football game versus Virginia State College highlight the day with three bands and ROTC precision marching. Attendants include Barbara Hale and Mable Walker. Activities begin with a campus parade at a.m. and continue through 1 p.m. marching to Charleston, then a 2 p.m. game at Lakin Field in Institute.
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Philadelphia
West Virginia
Institute School
Virginia State College
ROTC
Pershing Rifles
Misa Pennick
Barbara Hale
Charleston
Mable Walker
Powelston
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Garnet High
Charlestor
Simmons High
Montgomery
Yellowjacker
Col Page
Art Frank Clowers
Virginia Staly
Lakin Field
Institute
Fairfield Suisan Base Renamed for Gen Travis
The Fairfield-Suis Air Force Base was renamed Travis Force Base in honor of former commander Brig Gen Robett FL Tra, killed in an air crash at the field on August 5.
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Fairfield Suisan
Travis
Five Days to Go Com Chest Quotas Due
Five days remain for the Community Chest drive with 104 percent of quotas already collected. Final push targets Wednesday November 8 as organizers urge donations and public support.
Power Firm Seeks To Change Rates In Rural Extension
Monongahela Power Co asks for PSC approval to revise rural extension charges. Raz Agency, Inc. denied to discontinue free yan and delivery in St Marys. Projection shows extension changes could raise annual income by about $21,000, with rates tied to per mile costs. No protests were received at the hearing.
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St Marys
Pleasants
Yeuneayeha
Maonopganda
Daughter Slain Man Kills Self in West Union Case
A six year old girl, Nancy Fern Rogers, was killed by her father Elbert Earl Rogers who then committed suicide. The bodies were found October 30 near Talsington Fork while the couple had been missing after a squirrel hunt. A coroner's jury ruled the deaths a murder suicide and a note from Rogers suggested he believed his wife Fern would be better off in Heaven. The note and handwriting were identified by relatives.
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Wesy Union
Elbert Earl Rogers
Nancy
D. J. Cunningham
Rogers
Talsington Fork
West Union
Paul B. Davis
Cunningham
Fern
Campaign of Holt Costs Him $1,177
Republican Rush Holt of Weston spent little on his October campaign for Congress and filed a pre election financial statement with the secretary of state. The report lists contributions from various donors including 1500 from the Remin committee and smaller gifts, with several entries unidentified by name.
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Rush DD. Holt
Weston
Sitts
Secretary of State
Hott
W. F. Codgriff
National Republican Congressional Committee
Frances Stabblefield
McGinnis
Hatfield
Girl Recovers After Mule Kick Injuries in Clay County
Eight year old Mae Carve, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dille of Clay County, sustained injuries when a mule kicked her left jaw. She was recovering in Charleston General Hospital yesterday with attendants noting the accident occurred during a local event.
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Brenga Mae Carve
Dille
Clay County
Charleston General Hi
Red Army Threat to Isolate U N Forces in Korea
Surviving reports describe North Korean and Chinese assaults near Lusan and Chongchon River that could have isolated the U N and allied forces. First Cavalry Division personnel fought back with night attacks and coordinated moves, while the 24th Division and others withdrew to avert a breakthrough as Communist tactics, including sachet bombs, were used against tanks and vehicles.
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Chongchon
Hoichon
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Yellow Sea
Quty
First Cavalry Division
Republic of Kiaroa Corns
I Ily
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Wisan
Split Ticket Voting in Kanawha County Ballot Details
The article notes that split ticket voting for county offices and the House of Delegates is allowed. In Kanawha County voters may select any of the 16 nominees across both parts, though there are no individual contests among the delegate nominees.
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House of Delegates
Mariner
Kanawha
Voting Card Instructions From Polling Place Notice
Voters are told how to mark ballots choosing candidates for county surveyor constable justice of the peace and other offices. The notice explains crossing out names for those not desired and warns against under voting or straight tickets while noting tomorrow’s nonpartisan school board ballots.
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Justice of Peace
Calls Envoy Home Meats C United 3 O Brings Ton
A garbled sentence fragment refers to an envoy return and a consultative session. It mentions an American individual and Slovak relation elements, but lacks clear facts or names. The readable text suggests a political or diplomatic note.
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United
Nature and Wife Team Up To Delay Navy Recall
Steubenville Ohio reports Nature joined with Mrs. John F Furna of Toronto to stop her husband Engineman First Class Furna from reporting for Navy duty. His orders were cancelled after learning he had twins last weekend, bringing three children and four dependents, triggering a new Navy rule that allows him to be recalled only if he has fewer than four dependents.
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Steubenville, G
John F. Furna
Navy
Furna
Toronto
Naval Reserve Training Center
Wounded GIs recall fanatical Communist attack forces
A lanky corporal and other wounded soldiers describe chaos at road junctions. A sergeant from Newman, Georgia, recounts a Red fighter leaping from a bush with a grenade to force a charge. The enemy mocked Americans, attacked tanks, and three GIs reached aid only to be beaten to it.
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J. Col. Conner
Newman
Water Strike Violents Charge Contempt in Kanawha County
In Kanawha County Circuit Court a petition filed by West Virginia Water Service Co. attorney J Hunter McClinice accuses striking workers of violating Oct 9 injunction by picketing and coercing company employees. The suit cites a Nov 2 assault on an employee and damage to five water mains, with contempt hearings set for Nov 1 9:39 a m. Local 1355 officials denied direct involvement, while union leaders were aware of some incidents.
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Joseph L. Smith
Lonnie Henry Fieldsandlev
Construction and General Lanoers Union
AFL
William Spencer
Charles Sloan
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Lova
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Famener
Strke
Circuit Court
Julian F. Bouchelle
West Virginia Water Service Company
Chandler Drive
Davis Creek
Holt Slaughter House
Witcher’s Creek
Macfair Drive
Forest Hills
Churchill Drive
Rockaway Road
Ailen
Rockaway
UN Assembly Passes Plan for Global Peace Forces
The UN Assembly endorsed the plan for control of atomic energy and urged member states to deter aggression. Russia and other bloc members abstained on some points, with India and Argentina among abstainers. A 13 member peace commission will investigate peace threats, and a 14 member collective measures committee will study ways to strengthen international peace by Sept 1, 1982.
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Russia
Othay Mariners
India
Argentina
Lebanon
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Security Council
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France
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Soviet Union
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Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Wishinsky
John Foster Dulles
Pearn
Dulles
Vishinsky
U.N. Assembly
Pésce Obsservation Commission
Colombia
Czechoslovakia
Iraq
Israel
New Zealand
Pakistan
Sweden
Uruguay
Employment Hits New October High
Washington reports October unemployment at 1 940 000 the lowest in two years while employment rises to 1 764 000 the highest October figure on record. Census figures show a 401 000 drop in unemployed due to draft calls and farm work expansion. Oral employment up 738 000 from September, offset by a 142 000 non farm decline. The administration notes the rezima program has not yet fully impacted job supply for defense industries. A 137 000 rise in job seekers adds to concerns over manpower for war needs.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Meat Harvest Report Shows WV Slaughter Decline
A state report notes 3 525 000 pounds of meat produced by commercial slaughterhouses in West Virginia during September, down 15 percent from September last year. Cattle and calves slaughtered averaged similar weights to 1949, hogs slightly lower, and sheep and lambs somewhat higher. Nine month totals: cattle 42 100 head, down from 45 400. hogs 95 900 head, up 19 percent from last year.
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West Virginia
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
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