Communications policy and national representation notice
Voluntary communications to the editor may be published freely if not libelous and offered for general interest discussion. Must bear the author's signature and be published under it. Representatives are listed for New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City St. Louis with specified office addresses.
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Inland
Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd St
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate
Trust
Senate rule filibuster and cloture debate over earth bill
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg notes filibuster power in the Senate may stall the earth bill as three or four obstinate members could talk indefinitely. Critics argue the cloture rule is ineffective against motions to adopt cloture, risking public welfare over parliamentary privilege amid talk of a national emergency.
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Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Huey Lon
House
Vindenberg
Spiritual Rally by Dr J E Zoller to Be Held at Grafton High
Dr J E Zoller, a Forest Ontario native and radio preacher, will speak at Grafton June High School next Tuesday evening December 7 at 745 p m. The Rev Stanley F Hauser of the First Brethren Church of Grafton announced the event and urged residents of the area to attend. Zoller has pastored churches in Flint and Detroit and brings wide recognition as a radio preacher.
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J. E. Zoller
Forest Ontario
Canada
Prow
Grafton June High School
Stanley F. Hauser
First Brethren Church of
Grafton
First
Methodist
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Hause Ae
Liquor Law Revisions Sought in 1949 Session
A 200000 case liquor plan with a single floor was proposed to simplify stock moves after an unsuccessful 1947 funding push. No official action announced for 1949. Liquor stores will close 8 p m December 24 and reopen 10 a m December 28. New Year observances close 8 p m December 31 and reopen January 3.
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Newton
Commission
Vquor
Polio Mural Designer Roger Tollenback Stricken
Los Angeles December reports say Roger Tollenback the 31 year old artist who designed last year's March of Dimes mural is in a respirator and greatly improved. The city records total polio paralysis cases at 2 922 in Los Angeles County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
General Hospital
Roger B. iTollenback
Los Angeles County
Fragmented clues in woods spark missing person search
Mrs Wilmoth testifies about a sister's attire during a woods search that stretched to daybreak. The report references a Chicago link to Worthy Teter and a National Platine stake. The passage also notes political musings on China policy and fashion trends highlighting necklines and gift sewing options.
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Wilmoth
Worthy Teter
Chicago
National Platine Company of
Network college football broadcasts wrap season with Navy title game
Eastern standard time report from New York notes two networks carry Saturday college football as finale events. NBC airs Auburn at Alabama in Birmingham at 2 45 p.m. with Bill Stern. CBS presents Notre Dame versus Southern California at 3 45 p.m. with Red Barber. Evening lineups include NBC and CBS primetime programs and boxing matches.
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E. Butterfield
New York
NBC
Auburn
Alabama
Birmingham
Bill Stern
CBS
Notre Dame
Southern California
Red Barber
Paul Lavalle
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Cantor
Red Skelton
Primo Carnera
Jack Carson
Mr. and
Mrs
Jane Ace
Lucille Ball
Spike Jones
ABC
FBI
Jake Lanotta
Tommy Yarosm
MBS
Devil
Daniel Webster
Oscar Ewing
Philadelphia Piano Orchestra
Classified Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
Classified page details rates for first insertions and multiples, minimum 75 cent charge, word counting rules, and cash in advance policy. Includes specific FOR SALE items such as a rabbit dog, dining room suite, living room set, milking machine, coal, and a dog breeding inquiry. Also mentions a skin disease ad V-1-0 and a hearing continuation with US loss figures of 709,621,000 dollars over a year.
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Sentinel
Notice of rate changes for Chesapeake and Potomac WV
Public notice details rate and charge changes for telephone service in West Virginia by The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of West Virginia. Tariffs P.S.C.W. Va. Nos. 1 2 3 revise sheets and sections, become effective December 5, 1948, with public inspection and inquiries at company offices across multiple exchanges.
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West Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Code of
Public Service Commission of
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
P.8
C.W. Va
General Exchange
P.S.C.W. Va
P.S.C
W. Va
Peechey
Charleston
Clarksburg
Elkins
Fairmont Grafton
Huntington
Logan
Martinsburg
Wheeling
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
West Virgs
J. W. Trammell
Pruntytown W S C S Met At Mrs Ray Gray Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Ray Gray's Thursday afternoon for devotionals led by Mrs C O Laren Ur with topics They Offered Him Gifts and Needs Supplied. Officer slate announced for coming year with names including Mrs Paul Rector and Mrs Rebecca Can an. A Christmas gift exchange and refreshments followed served by host Mrs Ray Gray to listed members.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Ray Gray
C. O. Laren
Jesson
Rebecca Canson
John Lis
Harry E. ‘Beatter
Paul Rector
Rebecca Canan
Harry Bolliser
Paul Bartlett
Lee Cooper
C. @. Laren, Jr
John Laulis
Harry E.flesher
George Lewis
Ray, Gray
Paul
Rebecca Conan
James Plesher
C. O. Larew, Jr
C. O.larew
Ada Tarew
Rosa
A Weighty Matter in a Caesarean Baby Born in Inglewood
A 12 pound Caesarean birth in Inglewood sparks curiosity about the world for Linda Nell Harris. The notice lists Mrs. Juanella Harris and numerous relatives and friends, mentions a meeting at Mrs. Lee Cooper's home, notes Mrs. Dorsey Cooper’s recovery, and reports deaths and social visits. Deer hunters Roy Mason Jim Carder Merlin Smith each shot a buck this week. A magician is set to appear at the Boys Industrial School auditorium on Saturday night December 4th at 7 o'clock as part of winter and spring stage events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Nell Harris
Inglewood
Calif
Juanella Harris
International Soundphoto
Boys Industrial School
PSC Schedules Hearing On Waiter Rates Petition
In Clarksburg Dec 3 a public service commission hearing was set on Shinnston's petition to raise water rates by 25 cents per thousand gallons. The city argues $307,000 is needed for new work and system operation, with current revenue at $23,234 and projected needs at $48,799.
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PSC
Monongah
Shinnston
Thadiw
Robinson's Run
Clarksburg
Des
Public Service
Theatre Fire Damages Suburban Mecca Theater
A fire in the Mecca Theater projection room in Guyandotte caused about 7000 dollars in damage. About 150 patrons exited calmly with no injuries. Two thousand feet of film valued at 2000 dollars burned, while protection room equipment suffered about 5000 dollars in damage.
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Huntington
Mecca Theater
Guyandotte
German naval officer hanged with three others in war crimes
In Munich on December 3 a German Navy lieutenant who led the Gorkum Island massacre of seven unarmed American air men was executed along with three other war criminals. The day’s executions bring the total to ninety two in a series of group hangings for mass slayings of concentration camp inmates captives and prisoners of war.
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Munich
Germany
Gorkum Island
West Virginia Municipalities League Holds Annual Session
Clareburg December meeting opens with Governor elect Okey L. PattonPatteson to chair a round table on city issues. League to consider a formal brief on proposed higher telephone rates and study the matter through tomorrow. Public Service Commission hearings on Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. set for January 25 with potential rate increases about forty percent.
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Claresburg
West Virginia League of Municipalities
Okey L. Patteson
Patteson
Pat E. Maloney
Maloney
Public Service Commission
Chesapeake and Potomas Telephone Company
Case of Mumps Delays $100000 Affection Suit
In Wheeling on December 3, a mumps case delayed Ernest W. Krause’s $100,000 alienation of affections suit against Elwin H. Schnitzler. Ita Krause, 71, claims Schnitzer, a former firm sales manager, stole her affections. Mrs Schnitzler, to testify, fell ill with mumps. court recessed until Monday.
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Wheeling
Ernest W. Krause
Elwin H. Schnitzler
Ita Krause
Wheeling Machine Products Company
Schnitzer
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China
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Annie Grayson
Howard
Melisl
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Salvation Army
Guy Brown
Blueville
East Wilford
Ford
R. Hawkins
Thompson Street
H. E. Richardson
Sentinel Office
Apt. 1
Beech Street
M. D. MacLeod
Union Drug Co
Ace Exterminators, Inc
Watson Hotel
Lal
A. 3
566, Inc
Lou
Montgomery
Morgantown
Moundsville
Mullens
Parkersburg
Weirton
Weston
Toyland
the Auto Stores
Main Street
eKa Als
Pruntytown News
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Gulf Station
Ralph Bartlett
Alec Losh
Harry E. Flesher, Sr
Harry Bolliger
Harold Wilson
Burl Mason
Johnny Gray
Sue Ann Lewis
Dorsey Cooper
William Forbash
Lawrence Demoss
L. V. Wiseman
Eugene Williams
Vance Courtney
Big Isaac Creek
Pauline Moore
Good Hope
Lewis Golden
Salem
Rae Oakes
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League of Municipalities
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Steel Street
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West Main Street
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