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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1950

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Savage Fighting Still Indecisive On All Fronts Roundup

Democratic State Senator Don J. Keldy faces GOP opposition in November after Monongalia County Republican Chaman E. Hamstead said the party will nominate a candidate. Wayne County recounts of ballots in the fifth district Democratic Senate race continued with 47 precincts counted daily. Billy Campbell gained 10 votes, trimming A. R. Winters lead. Cabell County recount to begin next Monday. Hartington Loyal Order of Moose lodge manager Sidney Drown was arrested in a raid for illegal sale and possession of whisky. A 60-year-old man in Anviltown died by suicide. Whitesville miner Lewis Kayinsky was killed in a mining incident at Truax-Tract Coal Co. Funeral home attendants reported the death. An illustrated booklet on West Virginia industry, prepared by the State Industrial and Publicity Commission, was distributed. Airmobile personnel from West Virginia trained for airborne duties. 140 reservists were kept from taking off from Fort Campbell.

Associated Press Don J. Keldy Monongalia County Marion Cabell Wintes Hartington Sidney Drown Drown House of Delegates W. Arch Leap Huntington Whitesville Lewis Kayinsky

War hero Paul recalls Korea posting delays worries family

Kel ter says the Sentinel interview reveals a war hero named Paul, whose family expresses pride yet deep concern. They hadn't heard from him in three or four months, awaiting confirmation after a wire story read to them by Margaret from Newcomerstown on a Saturday night.

Kelter the Sentinel Korea Srombin Msggister Margaret Newcomerstown Kelly

Hopeful wife and family cling to word general alive

In Berkeley Mrs William Dean travels from Tokyo hoping for news of her husband Major General William Dean missing in Korea. She plans to visit her children in Puerto Rico and at West Point, saying she would rush back to Japan if good news arrives. Nearby Charles Kelly of Bellaire speaks of his brother, a U.S. Army officer recently promoted to first lieutenant, with family members listed in Grafton and Bellaire.

Charles Kelly Haislipttreet B&o Japan Soan Bellaire Ohio Grafton St. Augustine Tish Robert Hession Knottsville Road Mary Lou St. Augustine High Pol George Kathryn Brice Howard Margaret) Smith Newcomerston Curtis Anna’ Haynes Cleveland Ronnie Berkeley California William Dean Tokyo

Private Virgil Breedlove Missing in Korea Casualty First for Grafton

The army reports 18 year old Private Virgil L Breedlove of Grafton has been missing in action in Korea since July 25. He was born May 6 1932 and attended Parkview and Grafton High. enlisted February 1 and trained at Fort Knox. The secretary of the army conveys deep regret and says further information will follow.

Virgil L. Breedlove Bertha Ashley Addison. Street Grafton Korea California Far East Breedlove Parkview Fort Knox Kentucky Ashley the Army Virgil L Edward F. Witsell

North Korean orders troops to take all of South Korea in sixteen days

Field reports show American fighter planes strike at Korean Communist positions around Waegwan and Naktong river. Allied forces report heavy fighting from Waegwan to Taegu, with 3,000 Red troops crossing the Naktong by submerged bridges and several towns changed hands. A Red attack halted a U.S. offensive near Changnyong as casualties accumulate on both sides.

South Korea Waegwan Naktong River U.S. First Cavalry Division Changnyong Potang U.S Taegu Changnyung Naktong Waegwat Nirth Naktong Line

Opportunity in Grafton business rental near Sentinel

The Sentinel plans to rent the neighboring building to a financially solid tenant for hotel, rooming house, restaurant, light manufacturing or other business. Painting and alterations can be arranged. Interested parties should write or call the Sentinel office.

The Sentinel Sentinel Office

New Arrivals in Grafton and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs William Dale Watkins Route 8 Grafton welcomed a boy weighing six pounds eight ounces at Grafton City hospital on August 14 at 1159 pm A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Stines Route 4 Town Tunnel Grafton City Hospital on August 14 at 847 am

William Dale Watkins Grafton Grafton City Hospital Harold Stines Tunnelton

Actress Joan Crawford Recovers From Appendicitis Surgery

Los Angeles reports indicate actress Joan Crawford is recovering after emergency appendectomy performed overnight at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. Medical officials say the operation went smoothly and she is listed in satisfactory condition.

Los Angeles Joan Crawford Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital

Reds Worry About Grafton's Kelly

On the Taegu front Lt. Paul Kelly is profiled in a United Press feature read by the Sentinel. The Pittsburgh AP office released the story through AP, with reporter Gene Symonds describing Kelly’s actions and the unit’s concerns as the fighting continues.

Grafton Kelly Paul Kelly United Press Pittsburgh Gene Symonds Taegu Kuyea

Senate Conferees Debate Mobilization Powers in Economic Bill

Senate Republicans held two conferences to shape a mobilization provisions bill. Ives of New York led a faction pushing broad economic controls while Taft of Ohio sought limits and congressional oversight. The plan grants Truman power to impose wage price controls and other production measures, with a Maybank amendment protecting meat margins to deter shortages and black markets.

Associated Press Senate Iaving Ives New York Senfors Ives Ian Robert Taft Ohio Taft Congress Homer Capehart Indiana House Truman Burnet Maybank South Carolina

Senate weighs super tax on high incomes in Georgia

Senate finance committee discusses a proposed January effective super tax on high incomes and excess corporate profits, aiming to ease固定 incomes while limiting burden on fixed earners. Republicans plan talks on home controls as Taft and Ives lead rival groups. Pepper subcommittee flags tighter wireless tapping laws amid 1947 Hughes case.

Senate Senate Finance Committee Truman Walter George George Senate Republicans

Trainmen and Chiefs Meet With Truman Advisor on Rail Strike

Washington notes the White House seeks to avert a nationwide rail strike as leaders of two major unions meet Presidential adviser John Steelman after a four hour session. Kennedy and Hughes say little progress was made and warn of possible wildcat actions if talks stall.

Washington White House John Steelman W. P. Kennedy Brotherhood of Railroad Train- Men R.C. Hughes The Order of Railway Conductors Steelman Kennedy Gotte Truman SelZe

West Virginian Heroism Cited in Korea Death

West Virginian Private James H Jefferson of Pliny Putnam county received a Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for heroism in Korea General orders from the Eighth Army and the 24th Infantry Division say Jefferson was killed near Mingyong about 70 miles north of Taegu while voluntarily covering his platoon withdrawal during combat authorities report his actions were in the line of duty.

U. SS. Eighth Army Korea James H. Jefferson Pliny Putnam County Eighth Army 24Th Infantry Division Jefferson Way Mingyong Taegu

Birth of Princess Elizabeth's daughter sparks London crowds

Crowds gathered at Clarence House as Princess Elizabeth gave birth at 6:50 a.m. EDT to a daughter who becomes third in line to the British throne. Queen Elizabeth attended, Prince Philip toasted the news, and King George VI was away on a Scotland grouse trip while celebrations began in London. The infant and mother were reported well.

London Elizabeth Charles Clarence House Tee Queen Elizabeth King George the Sixth Scotland Prince Philip George Queth

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