22 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary forecast reports freezing conditions early Wednesday morning across northern areas with a rising temperature into the 40s. The Gulf region is noted as warmer with no significant weather events expected, while technical forecast notes appear garbled.
Grace Church announces youth and young adult activities including a Matthew's event and a second annual youth service. The notice outlines a Sunday dinner, a Saturday gathering, and sermon topics to be held at St. Matthew's.
A Charleston jury failed to reach a verdict in the $16 damage suit filed by Mrs. Aubrey H. Thompson against Louis N. Skaff. Thompson alleged a February 28 knee injury from a collision near the Washington Mor- Ste intersection, with blame for failure to keep proper lookout. The jury was dismissed from the case.
Fruth School hosts a talk on cerebral palsy as part of a series sponsored by the Council of Jewish Women at Thanksgiving Center. The event aims to educate about treatment and care within a clinical setting.
Alice Pownell will head Blidgns DPA District succeeding Marvin C. Bubbe who resigned to enter state business. She has served as acting administrator for six months and is a former caseworker for the Elsins area. Pownell, a graduate of Echmond School of Social Work at William and Mary, is noted for community service.
A 6,000 worker strike halted local and long distance service on Mexico's 240,000 phones as negotiators failed to settle by noon. Unions allege 29 contract violations and accuse the company of firing, job cuts, and transfers in violation of the contract.
From Korea a message arrives via Navy Radio announcing Bruce Cunhftte as father to a son. The report credits his enterprising mother-in-law Mrs. Richard L. Holbrook for delaying the notice until she could notify him in Washington. Marine commandant cooperates.
A fifty pound stone fell from a bell tower of a rural church near Salerno killing Biance and Maria La two who were entering the church for a service. Police and local officials investigated the accident as a tragic collapse.
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